is of the Best Quality
Q DOES NOT COST YOU ANY MORE. TRY A TON AND
SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
_m&mgm.
68 Water Street
Telephone 450
up
33 South unusual. South Norton.
Thanksgiving Sale
.uaTéntns @Al. Q9.
pOAL DE LUXE:-—- _
' If you have been unable to get
iron: your dealer a satisfactory
final for your kitchen range and
‘ Will try a ton of the special coal
we are now unloading, from boat
j. iiMorning Star" we positively
guarantee that such troubles will.
Coaling Stations
are for i lit'ii‘ linin's niivy next
in importance th the ships
lilt'ilitifiii‘t‘m; their neqni-
. :ilitili is proof of
‘be over for you as long as the “no foresight.
iiou‘ nluizll _\onl‘ foresight? YOU
(ionr‘ have to look across
ill.» Allnnile or the
l‘ugiilr tor '
_ ,ilioal lasts.
We paid an extra price for this
.‘ '
coal but on ct it at the usual ‘ ,_ _
.y g . t Your (toning Station
rate. This opportunity does not: “.8 Hum “We at}
I ' Esome every day and this coal will
_ l OUR YARDS
‘ not be With us long.
.5: NEWS @Ai. @.
HAZIE i ON COAL
'l he ii. Ht‘i‘ei’iiieid & Son Co.
“
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Lassa sn.‘.~t‘“‘"‘”‘
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We liiirv ”Will in lint-(Hill, Hun
Metal, Russel. lllurl. nod )i'u)‘
Suedes in [lotion or Lute. in $2.00 to
$4.00.
Suede Dressing. in nil rolors. 15c.
, MAX LEVY
169 Washington St.
After the Thanksgiving Dinner every
{nan enjoys a good smoke.
Buy a box of
5 ROGER LUDLOW
' 10C CIGARS .
Twin City 1 5c
and Nugget, ) CIGARS
. B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
i“ ‘ ' Loose Leaf
ili') lissei'iioiie, rluiins.
(‘l‘t‘t'liH and inuxims ol‘ shoe Books
Dennison l’usse l‘.irloiii iiilltllr“
iii’llit‘l'fi tire of little zir-
house from \Vilii‘il you hti_\' your ,
lhnuisuu i.lllli'll hols, ut
(‘Ullnl with you unless the
shoes "titukes ‘i‘hzit‘s
. . ., , .. , ' 7
“in in until _\oii to illl) W. A. Br'ggerman S
MUSlC STORE.
Emerson’s 0r Keith Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
' Konqueror ” LO‘OK ! ‘
FOR MEN
Shoppers, ilulihui iloxloii llliittz,
LOIIOSburYSKSOUIeS Wi'illi l-‘ia'il. i"l:ii i"lt~li ithle iv‘li-ili, (‘rui
0r HerriCk’s Fittings. Rnllopn..'
FOR WOMEN arensOn
Successor to JOHN C. SILCOX. ~
and
Educator or Boston ‘81 wAstiii‘olii'i'éiL 3mm,
School Shoes
TELEPHONE 931.
FOR CHILDREN
South Norwali.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
gnmi
FREE DELiVERV ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO Latin '
We loan money to iittllHt-Rt‘vpi'l‘ii nt
8| Wei-lily pnyiiienin. nlno to pi‘operit
owners on serum! and lhlrtl morl
Mllfitih. All Ininint-sn li'untiurletl Hil'it‘i
ly eonllilentllil. Uilire hours from it n
in. till 7 p, in; Suturtluitt till it p. In.
INDEPENDENT LOAN e SECURITV
COMPANV
94 Weehtngton 8h. Havlland Bldg
One flight on. Room 1.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
Bi WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 303-4
t'tiilli'i‘ti iiil‘)('i|‘ ‘l‘lie tittieliliio
[Iii’ki‘li up lliltilii i\\'n otonliin null.
iinwnrtl .loiinmo, t'tt- toting (lrel‘
look Hilllil‘iii. who \\.lk iu-ittltii‘eil ll|I
«onto-ions h) n lnll I'nrli in the trunk.
in Mill In nil Illtttti‘w‘illlltt eoiiiiillmt
thin afternoon and Imam (love not
went to “P Iliiiii‘ hopi- l‘or iii-4 room
l'i\,
.lnnn-u Ni'nh t\.t.. ttw‘lilit'ii on nl tin
\‘orwnll. llonpitnl ihl. morning It)‘ “It
W, .l. ’l'rtit‘ W. n vidml lty- lira. iiltiter
mid ilmneli Mrs. letio'nrtl t-lltielll.whu
ltnn ill't‘ll llillil‘l‘t'iiitld,
the hilllll' iliiiiiiliitiil
I‘l'itii'ltiii_\’.
'l‘hp iinpilai Young People's Hoelety
oi' thil Honil Noru-nllt nuptial (‘hnrelz
will l'tilltilit‘ Millil‘l‘l‘l tomorrow itl'ler-
noon hi it o‘t-lorh ni tho town rili‘ill
'l‘iie iiiettthere oi the moiety will ‘nitr
the our lenvino Ntil‘lt‘liill’. in front at
the iilltliml Hlore, iii 2:.‘ttl.
3”“
u’w
WWO.“W“OMOO“W
A SPENDING ACCOUNT
'l‘liin hi all it no-enliwl "having"
people.
How in it with YOU? lint/e you allowml ,vonr uuvltnzn tll‘t'iilmi. to
deteriorate into it unending m'i'tmflt? li' mum to stop your with»
deterrent and save pnrainthlv. We told four per rent. inlet-cot,
e South Norwaik Savings Bank
HNlTID BANK IUILOINO»
\V ii “
IUY THE AMERICAN RUB-
BEHB
Guaranteed not to creek
Iii» at“ .
FIRE WOOD
, Herd and unit ready rm mums one.
Herd Wood. ”Mime per imoord.
loft WODti. . . . 341.50 pill" is mv—vt
. ., . Built; Wood. 250 Extra
MGARMI ee‘rre' wooo VAKD.
a. N0. 74 Newwwn Avenue.
Willi". rm. Norwelk. coon.
*‘ u‘ “a“. «a.
‘ The flouthNorwalh pollee‘wonhl like
to hill! the owner of n lmy'a mnroon
W .
treatment tii
was dim-immod-
humus“... ,. ..,V......m......... ..
neroiml nmoiinin to with imiiiy
‘lnp and Connelimnn Albert M. Poll:
Coats, Suits, Skirts,
“Waists and Furs
Warm Longtloniu for women, sold all over for 88. Our prire. . . . 53.98
Girls 'Long (routs, sold all over for 88. Our price. ..............$3.50
We sell everything-in (lirlu', liiinses' and Women's (fonts, iii‘t‘tlltiv
cloth, Kersey. Covert Cloth, llorringlntne, (lurneul. Sent Plush, tins-
slun Pony. Marmot. French (loner. Seal and Squirrel, tit lower prices
than any store in town for goods not us good as ours. Our guarantee
goes with every garment. no you run no risk in buying here.
lnitlios' Suite, from .. ...................... $7.98 up to $25.00
.- We have a few stout Ladies" Suits. sizes till. 42, it. to he sold at
n sneriilce. (lame. without delay, on they are worth double what we ask
{or them.
Liidles‘ Rain (fonts. from ........... . ............ . ........ $6.98 up
lntdlos' Skirts. regular prlee $3.00. Sale price .............. $1.48
Inuiiee‘ Pettieouis, sold all orerul 81%. Sale priee ............ 69c
Ladlen' liiits M ii grout reduction. i‘rires from ............ $1.00 up
Ladies’ and Misses’ Hosiery
We keep the host Hosiery in thin town
lnly till the lime.
iill_\' onee iliiii you will
i"l‘lilll ................................. 10c up
Sale of Kimonos from 49c up
W 'Si Sal
at ‘ e
We keep the bent Whittle null ltiguesl st-iloriion in WWII, and sell
. them for lean money lhnn other nturriv eun tiny ni wnoiesnte. ('onie
and he eonviueed. We tilltir free.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
South Norwaik and Stamford
We are the largest dealer; in CLOAKS in this State.
.iho rilr r‘tiltllrli l'.l went a silk lint,"
lEGAl "uncfs ,lw «let-intuit, “nod I think you would.
lion, out) i don‘t think you (ilil‘t' lo."
'EiliifiiiiKFKéWTE 171mm” W" WW”
3 trillions.
William A. Foiwcli.
“liiiitlli Annual... ll‘olm-il. anti 1'"
ic-iii‘n. liilhhl‘ii tt\\.tl nl hm home, In
lusirl‘i oi‘ Nornnlit. its, l‘roltnte!‘ "EAT"
i“. hit. Novmuhrr L’ll. A It. iltlltt
|'T~l:t‘e iii (‘ortieliu l'itiililip. lzllv~ oi:
\\u\\.ili\, in mid dieirlrt. (it'l'i'lih'l‘li
the Hunt of [Infinite iiil‘ iiit' iliii
.ilt ul Noninlh. ititiil liinltetl untiih‘uir slim-t. this morning Seirievs
; iloumi six months truth the date wille hehl iii ill.“ iitll' i‘enlileure ‘l'ueu
itiltli tor the rretilloi'u of suit! eniiiu)‘. at L' p "L, the RM .\ll' “mu-ll
't"' :o eghihii their t‘illilllti to: set ‘iotlleiutlnu. litirinl in tho Noi‘wiilk
Iivllil‘lll Those who til-liiw-t to Ho ('vllii‘ilxl'», Mi l"ol\\eil “us it well
tut lli- l.‘ ureouilis. ili'lilti‘li) ulna-Jul, known illlli‘iltl .iiiii iiiiii‘ki‘llllllli ill The
‘lii‘lll hill iilllt‘, will he tielinrrt-ti :i Nnrwnihu. :intl ltiul .i \trlv t‘lll‘it' oi
ww i'l' ,-\l| poisons ilitlt-itlt'il lu Milli l‘tli‘lltin
mime ..lt‘ ieliilt‘slt-ll to ”who illillil'li Mrs. H. B. Taylor's Funeral
lite ialllm‘lll I” ‘ ‘l'hv liiuezul ol‘MM llirhtn it ’l'.tn~
“lid-H “ A. H “Hi": or “iii he il'iii‘ Jitttit iiei lute rrsi
ll..‘|l .7.’ Iii Aiilliillih’ililiiii' hm“. ”mm”, ‘1 : l' m The llvr
Otto lt‘ ii.lliiltil()\\_ or .\ii \t-rnon,
Mil itIIii-inie
wry, liitirlulnn
i1.li‘l:il in liiton wow
it until nun lllll
uni sun
it‘on'lnuml from First Page.)
HOWAYTON HUNTER FINED.
Mort‘ieou Daucht‘y Paid $12 (or Failing
to Suture Duplicate License.
The t'ullilllllt'ii mew oi .‘iilli'i‘iiili E.
linlnhei. or llownyton. tor huntimi
without :i iii‘v-Illil'. «nine up lit-tori-
lilrixe 'l‘:i\lor. lit lhv 'l‘oun t‘onrl, thin
morning. .iml he “.oi linmi :7 unit
'itsln. ntnounllou in Sill. ilt- pulli up.
liniit'iwi, it nppwnis. in»: illti itei-lim‘.
.iml he Wilts mulled h) three dim-rent
people liliii law must go ntni get it (illll‘
iit'liii‘ iiii‘ii:~t' lililllt'1ii‘ waitil illllllitltz.
iiu mos told the eotiumpieuera. nnnl
that he “until he lilo-iv to arrest.
Knoning this ilt' drliherzitt-lv \vi-nt
.iheuli :intl lil‘iil‘ii the low llilti tot this
renhon he on.» apprehended niul pun
ii‘iiit‘ti. II in person itmt‘ti his lirense It
liltlliiti he his that duty to roll on the
town t‘il'lii nod net at diipliriile, willeh
'ouli. Ulii\ i\\t‘|li\ iirr rents. ah.- unless
.t illillll'l has n license iii his posses
«inn llll liiiili'l mnmu tell who this n
iireliitt‘ iiii‘i \iho lilo. iiol.
’i‘iio illtlliile millil‘lfi iilitl u livelier
tilitiil Ite l'iIIIil‘ii in the hold nod pro
«lured nl lfli iillll‘d.
_ _____, .-._._,,_.
MERRlLL ALUMNI MEETING.
All niuliini lisaoeiiiliiin of the Mer-
rill lllisinvioi i‘olioues wne orunnlxtui
Inst night in thmiorti, the mention
Iwihu ilt'iii ill the Sinini‘oi‘il eoiiulie.
there being tit'lt‘nhtiotln in illii'lllilliit‘t'
from Stiitlil Norwhlk. i-ltulniord liltti
l'ort t'henter. in all oi witleh elite...
here tire Merrill eoilouen. .\ir,‘ Wei-n
tl' Htunii‘ord. With hunted as president
on] Minn Anniln HOi‘i‘t‘ilil‘)’. 'l‘lie mort-
mg in addition to nuiiiihil rounlnr oi-
liiern also appointed uevernl commit
loan. The idiot for an alumni neeoe
iiiiitiii met with much inter and it ht
iiellevml that the organization will he
i very Klit‘ill‘ittii'iii one. The date of
the next nwelinti will he flitiitillnt‘t‘ti
inter. .
.imvu iill~' fill':ii'l'\ nus on the Knlrk
”hooker Trust ('0. null lliut i‘tllll'i‘l‘li
:ittslslml iii the mill. ol‘ lerit-lioli him
ilili.
Opera’COmpany “Angel.”
it tilti iml l.il.e into: to lilhi mil
fillii ilt' was “with”: :in uprru rent
tutor and “lift lilli'illL’. attention to one
«*I the members. The eoinpuny iii
lillll lilllt‘ was showing in Montreal.
As it result of ell'otis upon the port
ol‘ relatives. iiltiiiiiil \rnn lndneed to
mine itill‘it‘. His iil‘l‘ulrs \reie hirnluiii
illi‘ii oul Hill] the “will“ forgery \\‘lli-’
forgiven it looked ilH though he
tiiiiliii ltehnre.
Couldn‘t Make Him Behave.
lint ronilliioniz iii-l not long toninln
tiliflrllt'itil'). Mill in it little “‘iliit‘ iltt
iillh‘illliiii iillii resumed till his old huh
tin of iieulert. (hie tiny he left hin
wire. iiilil shortly utter it won (llnrov‘
erml iiini he lind this time forged Mr.
Wheeler‘o nuntp to the timeout ol
tampon.
'l'liin Witt-i the (Mouse that mold not
in- overlooked. The young illtlli wut-
M‘i‘enii'ti, found guilty imd senteneed
‘io ntnte prinoii for n loin: term oi
wan-n.
Mm, llnithill‘wnlted until June oi
thin venr. and then nlie ltronnht null
for diroree. alleging desertlon from
the time the inmimnd went, nwny
lunl prior to the hit: forgery.
Webler Went Awly.
.tml'zu linreee heard one other or
thin for divorce yt‘ult‘t'tiit)’. Mru
\lnlnl hirer-tg Wehlur, who ilii‘ lone
orporlrd herself tie it ninnlrnrhii.
tr n erupted in decree Oi‘liiviil‘i‘t‘ from
iinrld .I. Weltlor.vwhoee wherenhonti
are not known. He, deserted hie wife
nimt ymirn nun. Hiio iiltti heard from
him when he was in Florida, lint that
won Iinliiy your; use. and no one
known where he in. They were mar
rind May it}. illilil.» .
After Mrs. Wehier had told of her
nomination, .hidize lint-pro naked: "Did
vonr hnelmnil oliioei to your work?“
"No." «aid the wife. “he was only
too irlmi to here the work. Then he
lilW‘t‘i‘ gave mo enonnht money to keen
wirnelt and my daughter. and i had
to work.”
WWW...
lt‘rnnll i’nrlier deeluree that it wut
highway (imnmleeloner Dunk-l Dun
...m.,,..._,_w.....-
The home Morning Slur illltl iii-rived
it the Norrie (Fold (Jointllihy‘ii wliiiti'
with n porno of will.
The tlrnmiitiiied version ol‘ Meredith
l‘liotlnuini t‘nndleit." With \lnyne
Lintlilvhell lilting the role oi "iliiit‘e.
wnn presented lnnl night at Music
linil iteinro ii tut-gr lllltiix‘lltlt‘. ill:
{intilplwli wni: enpeelnllr hood and tho
'inilro perrorinnnco was planning (in
he whole. The reeeption oi‘ the plny
‘lere Weill mneh hotter than in linu-
litiri'
M “W“
limit. who hitd it put in the paper that
he iiiiit n habit of wmirinn n etruw hill
the year round and that one the
nvnoenro .of all eye: in mutton
street the, other morning hen it.
thermometer was below tint treating,
iii mine mm in
with . Tit _ iii
"Young innit. haunt: iii't' on n ml.
nry oi M e woe! .“ ‘
”And lived wit your hither it while
i suspect." a; .
"lime-Veil, m,
*iiliniingg
rim to .
i
i . i a” memo our Goons man. ' i 7
TRISTRAM s. HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Our Fur Coats are made by the most reliable
manufacturers and we sell them with theistrongest
kind of guarantee. We have them in
Q
PonY.
In 88, 45 and 50 inch length .
.
own u..-»- v noun-— m-noan—n-n-m—OI-ems. e I— \
TRISTRAM a iiYA'i-‘T, NORWAI.K, CONN.
Niciliiihliil'h novel. "The iioutw oi li‘
oertttve rrna FACTS. |
REPLENISH YOUR HOME WITH
Dining Room Furniture
FOR THANKSGIVING .
Tables, Dining Chairs, Buffets, China Closets,
' Sideboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Rugs
Never was our store more atwnctively stacked than at present. Come in and co
our prices from the lowest to the best.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS Opened with Everybody
Settle Your Bill in Smtll Payments
H. KRIEGER & CO.
29-31 West Washington Street
W
iHiNKSBIViflfiJ [RINGS
Men’s Suits and OvercOats
816.00 VALHE .0......$ 9.00 Si'hOONALUE “um...” 0.00
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats
3 to 11 years.
33.09 VALUE .. ..... ....ea.oo taco VALUI ............sa.oo.
$4.00 VALUE ............ee.eo 86.00 VALUE ............ta.7a
W'
D. GOTTLIEB ‘
ll NORTH MAIN BTHEIT OOU'fl-i NORWALK
NEW
mpare
ilnw will he it special dnnee M iii"
t‘illll
m
SUNDAY 'senwcas AT THE Fler_
METHODiSvT EPIBCOPAL
cnuncn. ‘
The su'rvloee at the First Methodist
Eplueopnl Church will be oi on mine-
unity interesting character toniortow.
At the morning service the raster will
pieurh upon The Mmiire oi (thrini‘l
Love. The musical program is or:-
peritilly attractive to all lovers of tin.
votlonel music. The anthem, Filth!"
to Then We Prev by Berth-Gounod will
be rendered and Stanley N. ilt‘llilu will
nine The Voice of the Father. lt-
Cowru. At the evening service nprei' l
interest content because of its hole;
the lust sermon oi the series oi’ Oil
Pictures in New Frames. whlrh hm
been so much enjoyed by the Ivvrgt
rongregaiione» each Sunday evenln‘.
The subject will he A King Hidine h
the Baggage. Woodward’s. The tinti-
hint Morn Hath Paeeed Away. will ha
rendered. and David Albrecht. will
elite The Politician. by Van de Water.
flonih reneentenis for the eveniuelwhieh will The rholr hymn unmeampanmt,
the be neat Tuesday evening endure ee- mum m. m m, therouehlniiioreil.
, t i nae one rent. it: lien been, the , N hire 1“ . ii
A4§““m
we!
The ladies at the Country .-'t’)iuh
iroiiny curs unlined quite a little in- Whint here humiliated all of the art
“a...“
line or the hi1 rlonhht truck 1
might .
nonunion to trolley Heme in
Main quest, end at Monroe limit.
ettii ted ,
"l“?
Norwalk Chronicler