Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 27, 1909 · page 8

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"IF you HAD
TAnd snug and comfortable.

f. :Of a‘ cold, snowy, blowy winter,
" You were enjoying the balmy

' jWe could ‘make that wish
_ COME TRUE!

vALL YOUR TROUBLES‘VANISH

ROGER LUDLOW

“ g; 10c CIGAR
Nugget or Twin City “°°

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'1) DOES NOT‘COST You A
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A “Wishing Cap"
iA’nd‘wished to keep warm

Contented and cheerful,
[During the trying months

.So it would seem that

Climate of the Southland~

 

fisfiiuus @Ai. @.

 

 

 

 

WHEN YOU SMOKE A
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fit: CIGARS

TRY THEM TRY THEM

is. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER.

 

 

 

 

HE assertions, claims.
crecds and nutxinis of shoe
dealers tire of little ne-
t‘ountewith you unless the
house from which you buy your
shoes “makes good.” 'l‘hot's
why we wont you to buy

Emerson’s or Keith
Konqueror

FOR MEN

LonnsburyStSouies
or Herrick’s

FOR WOMEN
and

Educator or Boilon
School Shoes

FOR CHILDREN

CONNEDALLY
' A
B R A C K EN

.1 WASHINGTON DTRIET.
SOUTH NDRWALK.
TILIPHONI 808-4

IUY THE

 

AMERICAN RUB-
none
Guaranteed not to crack

 

fine wboo '

Hull and coil. ready to: family out.
Hard Wood ..... $1.76 per 14 cord
.0", WWII . . . . . J1.” per ’1'. (turd

llpllt Wood. an: Extra.
R. DARMI UITTI' WOOD YARD.
N9. 74 Newtowo Avenue.
PM". ND. 7012. Norwnik. Conn.

hot-.- vn‘uu-.~er . .-.,.,.... 4. even“
Hts. W. l.. Dixon. of Norwulh. Willi
o Vidltor In Bridgeport TIinnknnlvinu

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the Ben Query

 

 

NY MORE.
FFERENCE.

CANS: CO.

68 Water Street

mm... M. “We,“ . we...

TRY A TON AND

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Cooling Stations

are for Uncle Ship‘s unvye next.
in Importnnee to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition is proof 0t
wise fort-sight.

How about your foresight? You
dont' have to look across
the Atlantic 01‘ the
Pacific for
Your Cooling Station
It's right here at.

out YARDS

You can't Ilnd n hotter one.

HA ZLE l.0N GOAL
'1 he II. Hershiield 8: Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

Ladies" ”Short
Vamp Shoes

ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We have them In Part. Colt, Gun

Metul. Rut-mot, Iiiuck and Gray
Suedos In Button or Luce, nt $2.00 to

Suede Dressing. in all colors. 15c.

MAX LEVY

169 Washington St. South Norwulk.

 

”LARGE AssonTMENToF

Loose Leaf
Books

Dennison Posse l'nrtout Ilindlur.
Dennison Lunch Sets. nt

W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE. o
Donovan Block, 132 Waohington 8t.

- MLOCKCI -

Snnppers. Iiniiinn. Boston illuon.
Wonk Fish. I-‘Int Fish. Blue Fish. Cod
Fish, Eels. lCN‘iiIlupt-t.

A Aaronson

Buccenor to JOHN c. BILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN
We lonn money to plummet-porn in
81 Weekly pnyuicnlu, also to property
owners on second and third mort
gallon. All Iliinliwnh trnnnuctod strict
Iy confidential. (lint-e hour! from 9 n.
m. till 7 p. in: rlnturdnya till ii p. in.
INDEPENDENT LOAN d BECURITY
COMPANY

04 Wuhlngton BL. Huvlland Bldg.
One flight on Room 1.

' ‘NEWMAN’SIII
New ReStaurant

17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

Opens for business Satur-
day. November 27th.

I'II't-Iyllilllu Nun und Noni. Hon
Food I‘I‘UIU’II to ierm-tlon lnnl it to)!“
vital fa-lttnrn tnmir of supper; alter
the Ilwntre

Experienced Caterer
” “you tannins» 'erm'ii. " tenths
elm-l. Norwnik is: violllnu friends In
NEW YIII‘II illlh “ooh,

 

 

on a fair basin. louver-n present it

This to strictly a carton Molt

‘W or.

“out mm m

 

DIVIDE YOUR INCOME *

the IRIN‘I‘ port at Intern-rt to thin aiming. mutual norther- Intuit.

may which this earimiro nitration to curing: moo. {'56 M

he South Norwuik Savings Bank

“In?“ M“ WM

 

a Mw.uum. .. .. ..

 

 

or and future protection. and put

 
 
 
 

with nil the MIMEIRI {vellum or

 
 

 

 

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Never hetero and never unto

A $10.00 Lady’s Coot for $3.08.
out with mini-unload satin.
. .70”!
$3.50 up. Several other hematite.

So. Norwulk

We are the larnoat'deilorl of

.SALE or
MEN’S and BOYS’

SUITS

D. GOTTLIEB‘

I1 NORTH MAIN 8T" 80. NORWALK

 

 

 

Rev. Alfred Poole Grint. Ph. D.. as-
sociate grand chaplain of the Grand
Masonic Jurisdiction of the State of
Connecticut. will omclute In Trinity
church on Sunday. the 28th.

as count unit: on. coin-H '
Great Reduction Sale of Ladlec’. Mhsol’ and Children’s Coats

A $18.00 Lady's Coat, lined through-
all lines. $7.98.
$1.60 Block Hydogruie Petticoats at lilo. ‘GirlI"Conto from

elsewhere. Come early as they will not last. long It;

THEPARIS

 
 
 

Suit "House

NDRWAL‘K.

will you hear or such blui‘gnlno.

 
 

 

.1600 Milled" Suits for

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Come to see on before purchasing

ouch prices.

Stamford .

Clocks and anion-in the state.

 
 
 

 

The hrocoden for evening gowun,
says the New York Times. consist of
the flowered Damascus patterns wov-
eh on a trunlporent foundation.
These hovIeru are in Genoa velvet. of-
ten. and no the foundation in practical-
ly Invisible-when made up over one
of the metallic cloths, the eftect is
marvelous. The flowers hnd foliage of
the brocade seem to float on the bright
back ground noeon a silver. eheeny
lake, with no visibl’ menus or support.

For such things as honour and love
and faith are not only noiner than food
and drink. but indeed i think that we
desire them more. and suffer more

 

sharply for their nbnencc.-—.i-ltevenoon.

 

portant at this time of the year.
you with anything desired—
comm DAMASK .. ................

comm; unencunn UAMASK '. . ..

ENAMI‘JLEI) ROASTEIIS, IOXIJV;
SAVOY ROABTERB. i7xl?

.........

CELERY HOLDERS, cut glass pattern

CRANBERRY DISHES (glues) .....
THIN TUMBLERS .................
NICKEL TEA KET’I‘LIIIS, No. S

....

TRISTRAM &

 

pantomime nnr‘noons’isronm we , , . . ,

TRISTRAM 8‘ “A"

nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

I Specials

A’ good 6100]: of dainty TABLE LINEN

BLEACH ED DAMASK ., ............

HQUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT

 
 

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for This Week ‘

his a joy to every housekeeper and is very ini-
ll you have any needs In this line we are prepared to furnish

MACAOIHED I-irliIiS'rthlllED CLOTHS, all sizes. »
PLOTHS ANI) NAI’KINS to match. ' .
20-h). NAPKINS. assorted patterns. . . . 51.00 to $2.75 doze
Lot-In. NAPINKS. assorted patterns. .I1.00 to $5.00 doz:

......... 25:; to 850 $
........ We to 85¢:
....... 85:: to $1.75

 

 

 

.............. $2.00 INDIVIDUAL CRANBERRY DISHES 4Q

.............. Shoal I’ARING KNIVES .................................19c
............. 7c ' (YIIOI’PINU "O“ILS ..............,..................25C

................ 7c MEAT CHOPPERS, Universal N0. 2 . . .. . . . . . .. . . . $1.00

.......... 6 for 19¢ CUT GLASS SALTS AND PEPPERS . ... . .. . . . . .35C

................ 75c POTATO RICERS .....20c
HYATT, NORW ALK, CONN.
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only t‘lllmsc

It't‘litnl

his machine and

 

Edison Fireside

PHONOGRAPH

SPECIAL OFFER

("oliiiiet and carrying CZIM' of antique ouk, new style combination
I't'III'lHIllt'L‘l‘. Model K. playing IlOlIl two minute and four minute rec—
ord. oil run. In‘tish, liottlc oil.

(IXIC l.l.\'~( l-Tt l.\'l". .v\.\ll’l.l l"\'l.\'ti III ”(N mode of pun-
linrn. without scum or joint. insuring the but possible tone that can
he obtained. beautifully finished in \rrinillion and gold striped.

HNI‘L Xlt'lx‘lildil) lli.)lx’;\' Sl'l'l‘tllt'l‘

SICVI‘ZX iiULII MUI'LIII'ZII lx'l'ik‘t IRIIS. iili_\ M'It't‘lll'll )nu

l‘l\'li .\.\ll‘»lil\'i II. M )l'ix‘ MlNl'lli lx’lilfillx‘llS. )unr U\\'ll Mt'

Complete for $29.95

\\ r (It‘IHt'l' this entire uutiil to you on receipt of $3.95. and the
balance in pa) nicnts of $1.00 a week. You have the ow und enjoi-
lllt‘ill oi Illt‘ l'ilill‘llllit‘ “hill: )on are making your Ilii}lilt‘lll>. 'l‘hi~
nominal .\lliil. the met of our rwtiinu's t‘lilt‘l‘liilllillt‘lll :il llll‘ tlicuitr.
tulle )Hil ill pmsmsiun til ”it Liicst iiiltl Intni unlwdntt' lidismi .\I;l-
L‘Illilt' and all llll' nevi-Mary :it‘rrxsurit‘s that you and your entire lanr
ii) run enjoy rvci‘i dot in ilu‘ )t'ill‘. ”or price for this ouliit is the
lomwl ill which it run Ilt' lili'ilhllt‘tl for in spot rush. There is on
discount even if you should In} cash instead of mixing advantage of
our rosy payment plan. on Mr. lidisuu has but llllt‘ selling price int

records.

 

The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.

134-136 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

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SOLVENT NOTICE.

Ilintrit‘l of Norwnik. NIL. I'robnte
t‘ourl. November 18. A. l).. 1909.

ltlnluio of Mnry A. Ilnnlnlu. lute of
Norwalk. In ould dIntrIct, document.

The (‘ourl of Probate for the Dirt-
triet or Norwnik, hnlh limited and iii
lowed nix monitor from tin» date hereof
tor the creditora of mid clinic to ex-
hibit their einimu for noun-moot.
'I‘houn who neglect to Ilrfllit'ill their itc-
rountn. properly nttontod. within onid
time. will he dehnrrod n recovery. All
persona Indebted to lipid article are

 

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reqnouled to incite Immediate pity-
ment to

THOMAS A. lliiNIIAM.
[till :56 (Ill

Administrator.

 

SOLVENT NO'I'II‘I'I.

District or Norwullt, mt. Probate
Court. November 20.~A. 1).. limit.

l-lutnte or Cordelia (ludiilut. late of
Norwnlk. to cold dlltrlot. tiecenoed.

The Court of Prohuio for the Dic-
triot or Norwnllr. hath limited and
allowed nix montlu from the due
hereof for the creditors or sold on-
tnte to exhibit their cluimo for not»
tlement. There who neglect to pre-
uont their decouple. properly attested.
within mid time, will he dohnrrod a
rectirery. All pol-com ihdehted to said
opiate are mounted to moire Immed-
iute imymcnt to
WILLIAM A. counter.

Adminlltrntor.

.J- . w. -

till) 27 M

The Reunion fitment: on Ilmt
without «reunion of heavy-looking mo-
torlnlo. brightened with a rotor“ Milt
mrt II the (hunt and menu“: It»
tun-cum old muons“
or flu. M mm m to m
with the mot atom or the ar-

_ l... . 3 a -.......

A. F- .. c i. .r.
RAID m fAlRFIILD.

out. POIIcuman Vlnlli Oct-railed Hell
Dozen Tampa.

' Early yvnlerdny morning Stein Poe
iicomnn Frnilii \‘IrellI made it mid on
a horn near the shore ‘in Fulriieid.
hour Mil creek and unrelated till
trnmpu. They Were. before Justice
llttron Wnkollcld later on the chm-no
of vnxrnncy. lmnloi aKno, of New
iinven. wna iiurd to and (‘0th and
uetnenreti in Int! for 90 days. .Inmt-n
Ilnnlon, of linrtforvl. wnu given the
"mo sentence. Wililnm Clark. of
Greenwich. 81 and route and III days
In Jail. .lohn Fiction, of least Ilnvrn.
Sb and root» and i0 duyn. .Iutnrn
Pay 81 um! rontu nun III darn. .Iohn
Muionoy. of linnnien, wun lined to null
mmin and I" duo in Jail. The letter
In rolled lillllllilll. on It In understood
that In better duys he won the contain
or n company In the Providence fire
department. and In one of those men
who has been gradually losing their
hold. The mid we. made immune oi
potty thieving In the town.
m'lhrw
IUED FOR AUTOMDIILI iNJURIEO
ANRONIA, Nov, 27.~«Pnprro In It
unit for "0,000 delimiter were filed you
tel-tiny Rflllflfll Innis (3. Warner. or
Neuunlurk, prom-Hy of the «loinndnnl
in that boronuh lining niinelled In the .
cum untried. The pinintli'ln in rim M ‘o
are Ill-Altlt‘l‘milll and Mn, Iiirhnrn I.
Proctor. or this oil)" who» llnir nl't‘lt-
year-old daughter. Moon. was hnnehvl
darn and run over on the afternoon oi
J1me Hill. II III dilution, by on «tumor

Hominy afternoon M 2 o'clock.

{lorry died in theI Norwttllt,
lino night RI II o‘clock. whore
been for seven wool" cullefink [mm
typhoid pneumonia.

..., we . ,. .....-.._ ,. Q- mm.
ALLEGED ALIENATION.
Norwnik Woman eon Mn. Jayne. Ro-
ceotly Divorced. for Winning
Husband.

Alinping that the wiles and blood-
Iuhnientc of Mary R. Jayne. of Nor»
walk have broken the Mother home
June E. Mather has brought unit
nunlnut Mrn. .Im-ue for £10,000 dulu
anon. I’nperu were filed vnlertiny In
the civil superior court

Mrn. Mather alleged ihnt nhe Illlil“
rlod Charles F. Mother In l‘ound
Ridge, N. Y., In 1381. not! liwd Imp-
pily with him for :25 your-u until Mrn.
.Inyne come along and exercised hot
hypnotic Influence. The Mothers
have three doughieru and are well
known In Norwnik.

I-lnrly In the present month Am

drew .Inyno obtained a divorce from
Mnry E. Jayne. In the civil utipnrlor
court on the ground of Iniidolity and
named Charley F. Mather on core-
upondenl. Since then It In claimed
that Mother nnd Mary E. .lnyno have
been living together in Nurwuik.

IIIIIIIS tinnitus.

.I. slower! Barry.

The funeral of J. Stewart hurry. for.
morly of Urnnlmrl’. IWill he held In
the imptlrt Church. South Norwnllt.
Rev.

All
Mr.

ho mm
It: had

Hugh ll. ("urponter will oIlieIoto.
friends are Invited to attend.

ears of no. and the non of domes A.

hiie mm,“ M m, d'efendnol. and drir . nrrv. who conducts the millennial at

"I by his turn Joseph. The little iIII'I
flocked to norm-r frlrtnro of tin» our
and many hroim nnmn the lmdt'. her
life for day: haunt: In III" imlnnw.
rationing the certain“ ilw on: rn-
loud to e muttering In New “are“.

m mt!“ ill“! 3 arm wool“
3 MW A. I. ”more“. of

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Illt' norm-r of may atom and Railroad
Illlt‘lillt‘.

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onenvartono or run comm. I“ ”W “I mum “in '1" WM

GENEVA. N. Y.. NOV. 21%”. VII-
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H. KriegerSz Co.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

29-31 West WashingtonfiStreet
A Helping Hand to .
_ the Beginner
Is extended by our CHARGE SYSTEM
You. must creep before you can walk. 3‘
The young man just starting in life is not 1
generally so well equipped in worldly re- 1;
sources as to be ‘ .
able to furnish his
home as he would i
desire. It is torhis
class that we. have ' - " ’4
extended a helping
hand. through our
Charge System, . . . .
which enables him *'"' .
to have his Furni- H , SI RSPECIAI’ _
ture in use while paying for it in such i“
small amounts, each week, that be some “
Iy feels the effect on his income.
See Our Big Show-;
room in Basement «
H. Krieger & Co.
29-31 West Washington Street

 

 
 
 

 

 

lug perfectly clear. A number of nun
loom from the Iiiein utronut wore neon.
llr. Brooks availed himself of the on:
soured moon to make it very untisfiin
tor! ohuorvalion of liniiey’n comet
through the large telescope. The comet
In in Tannin and In yet quite faint. only
viuihie‘ in good-tilled 'teleucnpus. hut
in growing brighter."

W E
WILL DRAG RIVER.

mum—.—

Olutonbury Ito-Idem Hod Threatened
Oquldo-io Minion.

GIABTPNBURY, NOV. 27e’l‘hu Con-
necticut river ll thin place will he
«ironed tori” with the hood- of duo
in; the body of Otlc House 67 mm
old. I rumour on. “DIM”. :3.
Home no u . comet ' t can
More than he» lit-co “Mt.
threatening many time: to «It. hit
tin». [curly yesterday he disappeared.
II In mm nun he committed Ital-I‘M.
In the river. our which Io nu lat.
neon.

You wouldn‘t imagine there
could be such a lot of style in
n pluiu 'l‘hmeefiutton Buck Suit
nu thtt'n in in the “Benjamin"
Sinndnrd Buck. '

'I‘hn tailoring more then any
lliiniz cine into mode It a very
nnnn-t unit. but It In simply Imw
ptmulble for n garment to he
union to the titlltlr uhopu of M-
imi Benjamin A (In, and not
town on undercurrent oi exclu-
live New York style.

For the man or young town
who preterit it quiet. ut-nteul
Ilyln with II rhul drlqut-rntio
hearing we could not Mflfl‘st u
better style.

~~ dim to woo
cum AND ovoncono

Joseph Davis

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