they SELL T1110 GOODS!
’ GItyNatIonaIBank
BBITS BC'ARCE THIB GEASON.
= Hunters any that there are not many
rabbits this yourt'l Under the low. one
min“; inure do; and ferret in hunt
. Itflimlil (gig. tho law prohibits
1’ 1W "A" / T
'.v~VElth LITTLE
Mt Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN tm your store rind show win-
dows. we moire them. all also: and
Try a small stun tor a starter-4h.
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger undo.
iii. Reed Bt/Voiullwhmi Co.
I. WAIFIINOTON tITIIITi .
SOUTH: NORWALK.
I
5“» um...— - WNW... -fi, __.
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
. BUSINIII) .
Capital Surplus and Profit-
$100,000.00 01 17,000.00
Info Dupe-it Ilim. u and to per your.
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IDWlN H. MATHEWIONy Pris.
.JOHN H. KNAPP, lat Vim-Mu.
mansmcx H. llOWAN. 2nd Vice
WILFRID BODWILL, Gunter
DIRECTOIIU ‘
I. H. Mum Ham-y to moor
John H Knapp Samuel mmmun
Josiah H. Martin J. Walloon Marvin
Ohrlltlsn Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rom
A larger and‘m'oro cdniiilcto
line of
allot v'w
htlétnias
r; ”It ’0”!
THAN Em and...
methyl... W1 .vgwi
til nun lliii do
DERES‘N'ER sffiifvhéfi.
BEAUFORT. N. 0., Dec. 4.—-'I‘he
tour-ninstod schooner Marie Palmer.
which. was bound from Cateret. N. .l.
to Savannah and which stranded on
Frying Pan Shoals Wednesday night.
while in low of the tug Edgar F coon-
cy. is now a hopeleta wreck and her
cargo a total loss. Wreckers today are
at work solving Milt utrlpiiiiigu they
can trike oil
.. a”...
BLIZZARD lN NORTHWEST.
BUTTE. Mout.. Dec. fly-(inc oi the
worst hilnzurdu or the sermon is iunlnt‘
()Vt'l Eastern Montana and Northoru
Wyoming. Wyoming otovltmen [our
loom. M! "3:300 and fibrin.“
yo. fivo nun tli loh lilron h
o be escorted hoiuIThyWho police and
Willow, yedtoiday. to prevent their
being loot in the dim-m. , ,
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_ NORWALK
Savmgs Society
INCORPORATED “4|.
Deposits lint 29. 1909.
2‘ 33.7075i07.48
George M. Helm Punt.
Wm. A. donut. “dd-Hut.
Fm“: A. lilo. “or 'I run.
IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Ralétou
Shoe :2
t
HA9 ESTABLISHED lTBIL’F A8 A
A tundra mono man
' obliged to
' ‘v‘Ornhnin', or New York. who are on-
so on
. Risk Graham in Ii daughter of
2 the some not on well
~ , Inr.
‘ tho guest of Mine M. Lee at Smwo ilill
.r"
vh‘ew humility?t t:hls world lire
ii a
the leash
lhp holrv ‘
. t conton with.
Suehi‘y’i g Keith W‘ntt Moi-
rise the multiyhil loniiro resident at
Fnlrddld. and hilgdnhcco. Mina Kate
th e handicupA
he married some time next
Mrs. A. A. Graham and resided tor
several yours in South Norwnlh
Childhood Friendt.
. Both are incl 20 yours at ago and
have since childhood neuochttcd and
played together Both attoiided the
Wright Oral school In Now york City
at the an of haven yearn and have
been present lit the tensions each win
tor. since that time. Keith Marries
llvns with his mother, Julia Watt Moi-
rinu Cartier on dance Hill in Full hold,
in summer and at 152 West 86th ntrout-r
in New York during the winter. lie in
heir to one- ha! of his mother' a fortune
of nearly 011,000.000.
Prominent in society. "" i
clety in Feirfleld and New York nIiIo
Mien Graham. They litivu trnVeled in
on attending
school together. Hin training at the
Wright school with his social oxpcrv
icncc has made him u very decent
plinhotl young mun
. Unnble to appreciate the theatre or
the joy and knowledge oi mimic Iii
ways in dnngor or being iilriicli down
by Mimi: uprohchlng danger which n
mun with normal henriug can nvoid
the two hnic tuition to u variety oi
wnys making the limo puss pleasantly.
Then again it dear motes trlcudn oic
rnthor limited Unable to talk on
quaintuncen are few.
Good at Athlotlcu.
Keith Mbrrliin reverts to nthlcticu tor
amusement and excels in many sports.
lie is it lino tonnlu pluyor. plays lioruo
polo with great skill. iovou linnoliuli.
Ami is thoroughly at home in wntcr.
but strange to any ho dislikes outonitr
lilies. 2
Miss Graham is also I! good trunin
player nod is fund or horse book rid-
ing. Shc hurl no oxlounivu knowledge
of literature and authors. Both are
excellent plnyors of bridge. WIiIflI.
Hn BDlanOI Ambition.
Mr. Morris! hue, one nnihlliou, that
to become u lillillim‘ and hrolu-r. lie is.
to tulio n ooiiruo lu'onv of ”to moat
rigid bilhinuoh mum. of Now York
and Min grniiiiptiiig pliiuu to outor ii
down town oilit'o. llo hits hurl a no iii
deal of financial experhmro tiud irom
Vill‘liiilil iiiluforlnuoii inin boon :1th to
learn to appreciate the value of n Iioi
Ho won in Falrdeld hint work as
but told I)! his nugngemcnt nit ho was
touring town and thereby out-April cou-
grolulutlous.
PiLEs CURE!) m 0 TO 14 DAY.
PAZO OiNTMEN'I‘ is guaranteed to
corn any case or itching. Blind. Blood-
Ing or Protrndlng Piles in 0 to it
days or money reloaded. 500.
PRESIDENT TAFT'S NEW CHAIR.
GRANDRAPIDB, Mich. Doc. 8.»
Prruidr-nt Tall is to have It new chair
which to being mode in one oi tho
Grand itnpldii furniture tootoricn. it
Is Ii nouvouir of tho trip he. made on
ivI-rotnry‘ of war to Julian and the
i’hliipplnon. At that limo tho member»
of the party «crowd stI'rltl ltou loini.
Eh...» Wore brought homo nod neod-
”WI and after being unwed Into limp
or here are lining mudo into chair:
or viiriouii monibcru oi tho party. .
.h J“...
«with
(is:
oil
rum Trial In ' 'v‘ "
I: ll which he ‘
ilir. Morrias in very prominent in nd- 0 ate Fiiderotmn of 'l‘ntlior.
‘ ivould om: urruy to chart MICII u did»
' hair. The ion; of her hair more hor
Lorna Bldneiw. Moder" Wheel
and. flannel-W was:
Tonnenu. More Pom. loom
on lumen». mm. rim.
Horn Room, Two New ignition
. ayatomll. Groomv Hill Cllmhi"
05ml” 04121 ’1" hollow“ . la .»
Immediate billivdiy Up‘i’o
omit”. £210.. A. 3; ,I
.. iii llllllillll' "
-.m.. 2‘ .mmgn“ or: smut“:
in
‘ .wll‘l lli’il till“. I
{topic in on. in our in
‘ fluent (1.1”:an
.th t
Chili".
: “Chi ,
Mneiuco union aggnlmtion, gained
a him trodo 0.8 e remit oi the, boy
colt sedudmd the dilemma Which
’i‘riolt It (in. loot. .
Alive witness id1 thdli'dhmol' Wil-
d of Baltimore on
when court con.
‘. 3. He won a but
A volition. dob.
canto fr Kit ”I!” ‘
to him and» ,. t to tile iip'y
more of ‘ it not... titty
were not ii” htede.’ ' no can.
tinned to nail to 1.60010 httn vIllltJhO‘.
amount at h .odles was decreased.
heonuoc his 3 did not have the
union label in the early onto 1: or
1902 he had amenity to settle half
from Loewe A on. Not more than
one-third of his one... were tilled
This was utter the utrike. which was
in July. 1902. Many. of his customers
bitumen approached and united not!
to buy hats which did not have the
inn inheiivv '
ttitor than testimony or u... wit-
«narrowing of the California tie-
dorm: 'irmr ‘ resumed Harry A.
Km intuodlhi his deposition that he
bull hmhvpihuueni or the Colliornin
Hti iden-
tiiod n circular sent out by the fed.
oration which uhowcd that the home
of the firm or v’l‘rioutv It (lo' hull been
but on the "iiutnir list? 2
llermnn Wolnh‘e nitioii nhn'wod
that he who u but dcue r at (ignition
disco. Daniel P. Kelly. the walking
dolognto. called on him-undguve him
one oi the union circulars To illr
Keilyn rooueei that he stop buying
from Triest in. (‘0. Mr WQICII suit!
that he iind “Amorioon still!" in him
nnd rPIIIstid lie wool out of business
in 1003 shortly otter the visit. Linton
moo would not trade with him and n
crowd of man stood in front or his
store and yelled ‘_‘untoir." Evidence
of trouble with hlri union clerk over
tho hours or cloning was ruled out on
not hearing directly on the elite. lie
lI-i.l dealt with Triest It Co. for nearly
twvvnty-iivc yours bolero he ‘wont out
or linulneiui. He had alwnye been a
successful business men.
The deposition at H. Kinnholl .ol
iinltcreheld. (int. told oi‘ Ii visit to hin
atom by Walking Deiocani W. (I. lion-
boliy who wanted him to stop buying
huts from Triesi o (‘9. He told lion
holly ihni It i'vnii dlnxrncerul to talk
ngninnt ouch a good ilrni. had said Ililll
hi: would not comply with his i't‘iqiit‘lil.
ilo did not buy many moods nitor that
from Triest h, ($0.. touring the nu»
tngoulsui of the unionii and finally ro
tired from luminous.
During the morning session A lnriui
antiquitiod but come from South Nor-
walk CUBIIIIYIIIIK bound volumes or the
latching Sentinel of South Nurwullt.
liuriiig the noon recent! tho box With
token nto the court room and owned
Joules tloidon tool: the witness
island In the. afternoon. Ho In tho
proprietor and editor oi the Evening
Sentinel or South Norwolli. llu
identified tho bound volumes of tho
pownpnpcr which wort-routnlnod in
the box. null unld that the circulation
Izlkthe nownpuper in i803 was about
00
. The demolition of C. .l. Hominsu
of Oakland. (‘iil was then taken up.
He hinted that in 1902 he was doing
more thsn $4.500 worth 0! business
I lili-iiiilillillill
Show of Her Crown oI Beauty Loses
in Love and Marriage
llnlr iii IvIvI-inluly moot iiocowiry to
wiunnu. Who could love and marry it
hultivliondivil wouiun? Wlint rhnriiiii,
Thrill oiiiiini "
A woman I. goal is uiiunlly torn and
Innriiugr. lior crimping glory in her
duality. happinoihi [ad more" Yet
plight horn whoro we ilve: are thou:-
nlidu oi uouieti neglecting or injuring
their hItIr to IIICII an extent that ii iii
lllililliillillivthl 1.; v.
.0 an... c... Dym... .nl 0|
"indigestion in live minutes. Dispepsln
villllli Milli
Slant-chi Mm" 39'qu W25 ;
lore Y... R in RUM. d"
u wnaiv iioiiigi‘hv ate iii-in muddy Iii:
your ”0'11“ng p of
loud rolhiihx‘l: Ewan
(his «gout! Brunt; w :tuilli (1mm
Hoggl‘fbhiln smmsgl'immmwuou.
ll:§:‘lhffios h and tinnisilhwhudnche
A full-end of WWI monolith coats
ly 50 cents and will t crouxhly cure
y or (intolerant atom h, and leave
turbulent went on hollow .01 um
some one else in the totally my Int-
an trout atomnch trouble or iodine-
on.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
Bil-cent cures, then you will under-
stand why Dynpepsll. trouble of all
kinds must go. and why they usually
relieve tour. out-oi-oruor stomach: or
in harmless and tattoo like candy.
though each does contlttu power aut-
ilcient to digest sod prelim torvmv
similatlon into the blood till the food
you eat: besides. it unit” you go to
the table with a healthy appetite: but.
what will please you most is that you
will feel that your stomach anointed-
tlneo are clean don"tmhpwd'you will
not need to renort to Jun van or liver
pills for Blillounneu or tipntlon.
This city will have many Dinpepain
minke. on some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation. too. It
you ever try a little ici- indiueltlon or
Gastritis or any other Stomach winery.
(let some now this minute. and for-
ever rid yourself of Stomach Trouble
and indigestion.
WITII‘TI‘IFB! to Co. lie ceased dealing
with Tricsl It: Go. owing to the boy-
chit.
Michael anunoh, n solution for
Trina! & (30.. in his deposition told oi
visits or retail inch in the course oi
his duilou. He met Hennelly. but a
his conversation with him won in 1904
It was not allowed. Hesiod met
Kelly. the other walking delegate of
the United flutters. The) got into
n hontod controversy Savanah said
that Trlost & Co won rich ond Kelly
said that they had boaten rs & Co.
of Orange, N. J.. and H. il. noeioiii it
Co. of Philadelphia. and that Loewe
A Go. and 'l‘rieet & Co. would he beat.
on, u'hoihcr it took one your. two
yonrii, or three years. It WM; brought
out in the dononitlon that .i. E. Allen
you. our 0! tho men affected by the
boycott. Ho did renovating for
Tried! it Co. but would not do the
work alter the boycott.
The deposition at F. ii. Pmble. who
was an officer or the Alameda County
'l‘niduo Council. included A letter sent
by the muncll to Bernstel one or the
large retail dealers. The otter head
contained names of the diliarent
trodes represented in the council.
They included niilii drivers and about
all tho trades that could be thought
or. “mil. no formers.” sold Judge
Piott. i ‘
Hermon Somcrdold since starting
his hunlneu bought nlnioiit entirely
lmm Trlcsl I Co. He did from $300
to $800 worth of husinonii s month.
He cannot! buying from Triont & Co.
After the boycott Many of the iirnia
who bought trom Trient a Co could
not give figures of the amounts that
they bought owing to the San Fran
clone fire in 1906. ,
it was common tnlli among the bus-
inonn men that the labor lenders ware
doinn nil thny could to injure Trloet It
Co. it was said that their teams were
closely watched to tree where they
wont.
Alter the inidvni'ternoon reoeos
which was taken at 4:20 p. ui. llnniel
iliivonnort handed to Judge Plot! a.
pony or o rcsolutlon penned by e
Aniorlcnn lv‘oilortition of Labor in
vomlior. liltlii. it won out nilowrd to
on road because tho date urn alter the
limo limit.
The depoiilliimn concerning the
nursed bmcolt oi Trieot 1 Co having
been completed the deposition; of Du-
vld Kline. ot the iii-hi of Muir Kllhé
A (in. was rend. no run a wholenhld
Illll dealer and bought hair from
imwo it Co. lilii place oi’ huntoestl
won on Moraine street. Sun Frtincluco.
the name street on which Trlost 10
Cole place was located. He received
A letter from a Dunbury union sn-
orhounrins that Merle & (‘73 was oil
‘vislt him and threatened to how him
the unfair lint. Two men came in
ycottod it he continued He utop-
huyinu from Loewe Ii Co. 1'th
I Juno 8.1908. out he bought no
or... good: from begin we. do. with
In exception. rinc 'thoit‘ a
tight good- from womb o. m n
umber or yearn. Mr. noun w'u n wlt~J
one with s vngtio memory.
whitened «homicide in the ilnpooltion
hint tho urinating ysriiilod hetwoonhiit
rniuillnisllou and actual ditlt‘it moi
‘uiorrl rrtmnhlnn to the Jury ‘lhm mill
tine-it in: of the lawyers: wan to the:
mind in tho dominant Ho had Mill on
rxlolldiw butllnosn about film ltrnlitilii
no for lwéhty-nevon your . 2' 2
0- .
Ills thorny "
especially hit to him had to he ‘
. Comm Momma... ‘ 1 Bridgeport Advancement-
‘4
. ,
The D M R” ad Co.
dstablzsbud 1857
in
Wash 000th of Quality
Sill: and Cotton Fabrics for line Gowns.
Printed Silk Muslims. new and exquisite patterns in
beautiful tolorings, qtiitc adaptable for evening scarfs and
drupciics, 50¢ a yard.
Moire, a regular silky moire antique of lovely texture
and with a brilliant finish 50:; a yard.
Messaline, soft aiiil'lustrous. suitable for the new drap-
t‘tl skirts. and also for I)0II(IOII‘ negligccs. 50¢ a yard.
Pongee, either in plain weaves or self—colored figures,
39c. ‘ 1 ~ i
Argentine. like an exquisite and SIIQCI‘ silk muslin but
Willi more bodyvautl a strongcr weave 29c.
Silk Jacquqrd. mil-toned ci’fccts and very novel. many
of the designs in bronze and darl. green with tans and dark
red Vctv desiiablc for dinner and cvcriiiiggowns, 39c. l
a Specimens of these love-Iv fabrics are in one of the front '
windows, and a largo showing of them at the Wash Goods
Section on the lower floor. Ilicsc goods are being used
my gciicrailv by drossuiakcrs for afternoon and evening
gowns.
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Men’s Holiday Merchandise
The offerings at our Haberdashery Section will be a
source of gratification to men who ilcsirc character anti
quality in their wears. whether it he a necktie. a dress shirt,
hosiery or a bath robe.
Speaking of Bath Robes. Iit‘i‘t‘ is an opportunity. Smile
Both and Lounging Robes. elegant quality, all pure wool,
worth regularly $5.00,
- for $3.50. .
A “Combination Set” is a fine gift. .It is comprised of
Ncckwcnr. Handkerchief. \vitli Suspenders, all put up attrac-
tively in boxes. Slot) uiitl $.50.
Colored Negligce Shirts. either plain or plaitcd fronts,
$1.00 each. Sonic $1.50 values inthis lot.
An extra value in Outing Flannel Nightshirts. made
large and full, and of good length, 50c each.
it.
. Come and ace the Christmas Novelties in the Denni-
2‘ son Department.
‘ , '3’“ ‘4 ' ”'i A :i :3!“
Th 'D M "Rood C
" e .1 . ‘ . l _ 0.
, up, i. _ ' ’ ,1”. T
5 ac m .1 . ‘
Beginning Thursday Morning
WE WIIPL DISPLAY OUR NEW ,STOCK 0F
Chnghnas Aprons
I’rlcos..... .......... ...... .......................... 10¢ to 8100
Also Ii (cw Sample Aprons ut.. .CIit Prion
"g l '*
Just received u our line. l'rloo ................................ 81.00
Sonic already on hand nuii'kod down to ........................... 750
A new lot that received Price .................. Bod
‘l‘fil HM
A. Dickerman 8: sun
84 Within ti’gtoll” onSt, South Norwalk
ram «6
v
ddo Cool for run. ,_
CroDD “ Creek Coal for Range
Cannel Coal tor open Grate
It fiq‘:
nomad»: ‘ " ;.~
Mellie on Time . i ~
Children floppy
.. .mmt‘m
J}.:4tH»&
mi. iv.» v ‘V ‘3,
‘i
“Wildiii .,
..,.
h
only It lllllIIt‘l‘ oi time when it will be
Many women Ilinitroy the beauty or
aplrintlll‘ through thoughtieumm or
morocco or certain note. They do not
00 oiion. They tile mm or propsrs
Which contain ingredient: horm-
{oi to the ncnlp nndh hair. _
is omitted. the hAlr locum. lom
pier. tall: out ind noun-u oom-
onuns. uulnu proper dud prompt
polo. tunnels nod certain alumni
li'I 2n loin unhealthy scalp and hair
0 tlvlui. .
. or
rlnndriill and correct (“1‘0th doubt
your! hair ioniiltiomi it llioy will our
IP00 right iomoiiy. nod Wt! will pool,»
nuudrun and grill/CIR lilililnoiye or it
i: otter anything.
'i'liIIiiI Ii protlv broad nthtnmmii
our own (rowdy. XIII "08 Hair
will grow
ludr and omen o resin and hub.
;httld hound. union: all lilo in tho hiilr
irootii hIiII . inn oittitigtllnhed. thol
follloiea rl Ind the soul ism
ll.
littorly rnlnod.
ippoo thoir hnlr often enough!"
A» n, rI-Inilt or such treatment dud-
Fnullioini am More in limo To an
t hoopla trill rid lin‘miuilvrn oil"
,iivoli Inunnntue that it will oriitlltnlo
.hiit two will habit It and tore it with
troubled it Will grow hair oven on
it no ltr
08 00! 0f
lhemuEhly hard
w. mun n to try Benoit “ll”
lliiir ‘i‘oiile n our rill. You unruly
mount lone udythih’t hr doing
thinli tilt:
at
will you litre
“automating
It it my“ "hllll‘ “It! .
«u
rit'lmp‘srtltl Idol pron ,tllll
math!“ to spin. thd'
"W t dilicrnnoo did}L the boycott
million nyoiirr but need? not It non-
ilon ‘ K no. "t increased
my bulilnoiui.“r lurid be. r- VIM
strodi “More l tot common tiiiit
'I‘i'llill & 00‘. loot.” «ill Mr. limit. ‘ i
That lope-liloyll! r Smilax. Allen
“or“
build” 0? '
It“
mortal-«fight
'h , .
. “tilt...
' bikinis! lit it it
. iv Ill".
:l yd dri- 0 it;
With Will It
Lei-no. The tarot hot oidrttid mom
only tirirr mo brim-o tho tire and
' "o o‘tfir "to litr-
rap?“ 5‘9"?”
lids.
, ‘. } ....,’
v ., 4
i" Luxury .. Small c...
.a may on were it no have I. hand in
(Sn 1“! it w ”hotshot your automobile. "We trill
-' ‘ vii-0W" the tenth rind mm ot
your our lit I. print no moderate that
MM m not harm lied tho
W W to helm At any
m it will W W“: to II!
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Norwalk Chronicler