3nd wished to keep warm
And snug and comfortable.
’C‘ontented and cheerful.
' bring the. trying months
I a cold. snovlfy, blowy winter.
V'So it would 'seem that
You were enjoying the balmy
Climate Of the Southland—
iV We could make that wish
‘ COME TRUE!
‘ Elf-”FEENSOAL @-
ALL YOUR T-ROUBLES VANISH
WHEN YOU SMOKE A '
ROGER LUDLOW
10c CIGAR
.Nugget or Twin City
5c CIGARS
TRY THEM TRY'IFI'HEM
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
_. ~_._A...W._.. .W,..,,..., ,. .. .. ,..
HE assertions. claims.
breeds and luaxlms of shoe
dealers are of little no-
collllt wttll you unless the
house from which you buy your
SilOt‘t-I "luakos good." That‘s
why we want you to buy
Emerson's or Keith
Konqueror
Iron MEN?
{JounsburySISouies
or Herrick's
FOR WOMEN
end
tEducator or Boston ,,
School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
CONNEALLY
AND
{BRACKEN
II WAIHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NONWALK.
TELEPHONE 36M
3 euv THE AMERICAN nua-
sans
Guerenteed not to creek
FIRE WOOB "
herd and soft ready for family lies.
Hard Wood.....dl.75 per '4 card
Ifloft Wood......$1.lio per la cord.
; lplit Wood. 250 Ext.“
WAOAWI IIT‘T.‘ WOOD VARD.
NO. 10 Newtotvn Avenue.
Ne. ”83. Norwelh, court.
a.“ .m-
files Billie. museum lamination Ii
, the throne of Queeii llaiiiiiii
s , sue to use ensue 3.500 yearn ago.
”unmet-r7
, ”We use
’eelosllm.
m .
Is cf the Best Quality
ooEs NOT door You ANY MORE rev A TON Ann
SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
_._.._......~ .N...
Coating Stations
are for Ulll‘il‘ Sam‘s navy next
in lInpoI-ianio to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition ls proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
dont' liari- to look screen
the Atlantic or the
Pacific for
Your Coating Station
it's right here at
()UR YARDS
You can't tind a better one.
HAZLE'ION GOAL
1 he Ii. Herrhtieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 wide.- at.
ALL LEADING MAKES OF
Men’s $3.00, $3.50 and
$4.00 Sample Shoes
All Leathers at $2.50 and $2.75
(UNION STAMP)
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St South Norwelii.
TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
_< saw
Fish. (‘lallll-I, Oysters. Idscallops.
Everything III tho Sou Food line at the
moat reasonableI pl'lt'ra.
A Aaronson
- rIsH MARKET.
131 WASHINGTON STREET eniooa.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL oven Towu.
RIONEY 'I'O LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
$1 weekly payments, also to property
ownere on second alld third mort-
agee. All bueinosn transacted strict»
y confidential. Office hours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 4 SECURITY
’ COMPANY
04 Washington at" Hsvliend Bldg.
One flight on. Room 1.
The Cooking but... "Em
Back Again
AUDITORIUM
RESTAURANT
17 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
lliuillu-aa uiolIu inacll l-voly day. I2
mull. " II III., (the.
Spatial illailttli after the theatre.
EMIL NEWMAN. Pf‘op.
it is ballot to make good month“
to bluff IWIt‘t‘.
'i‘iie Iiulii who iii-II to II child In
OUR SAVINGS, LEDGERS
murmur“ le eevieghy whom. turning
Hm Mmummemudmsedem
ei’ then have terns! accounts which were started
neutteumeyeulnfulhrw trimmed. MI
“Manner
plentiful anvil tor iitt' IIIIIII.
4
JUST IN p A
08.50 up. Several other he Ins.
‘V Elsewhere. Come early es
So Nor-walk
OMEN’Sand BOYS?
SUITS
D. GOTI'LIEB
‘11 NOIITII MAIN an. ac. NOIIWALK
Full line of the most fascinating
Holiday
Goods
II illiillill illil Pililiii
To please every taste and fit
every pocketbook.
MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
B. K. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST!“
NORWALK. CONN.
w’o-su «-
Rorwalk Branch Cities of
The Evening Sentinel
I
Vl‘h‘V’aLl‘. .
Idflf," l
Dainty Furniture
dresses up not only tho I’arlor lull the
tuning Room and Living ltnom. We
are offering just now unusual values
in Dining Tables. llutl'ola. and Dining
Room Chairs. Alan. sumo very boautl-
lul t‘hinu Closets.
I. J. iliilllilii ii Sllli till.
134-138 WASHINGTON OTIIIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
-—--A
Silver Toilet Set
Would be most appronrlatr for "her"
Xmas. o hare ii ilni- lino and the
prices are right, too. Other Novelties
In the .Irwolry Lino. (‘all and look
thom over.
W. R. Kirch & Co.
JEWILIRB.
76 WAOHINOTON STREET.
"Norton "
Mayor's OIIIco.
South Norivnlk. (tonll.
Notion la hereby given that It moot-
lnu. of the Board of IlJl-Itllrllite and Tax-
atlon of mill city will be hold at the
touncll Chamber on Tuesday. Docent-
bol- 7. 1909. at eight o'clock p. m.. to
receive an estimate of the amounts re-
quired hyxescb department of the city
government for the decal yesr. to beer
all parties who filly desire to be heerd
oletlve to the note or any altere‘
tone thereof and to metre any silen-
tlonv in seld estimates or spareprle-
lions. to its the test rule and to make
any sddltic'eel appropriation so it
shell decal proper.
December I "on.
ritaucis l. attention.
It! at Iieror of said city.
«on ”II, iiiiia‘ "Hillier on
its elem from Ire ii at the W
wmmmeumm
hummer-utters.” st
”Immanuel“
Ammmtemflm.
“W“
as more MAIN or. cobra Noll
. Greatlladuction s-leoltidier ulcer and macro mo...
Never before and never again will you beer of such bargains,
limo Lady'e Coat for MOI. A $16. 00 Lsdyls Ooet. llned- thmugh-
out. with gusrsnleed set a. all class. 07.08;
07.08. ditto pleat: Ky est-silo Petticoats at "can“ (this can. from.
or drill not last long at such prices.
THE PARIS « '1
V we are the largest dealers of clocks and Balls in the state.
has.
sitnoi udles' Suite for .
Come to see ui before purchasing
Stamford I
lllll Inn
SOLVENT NOTICE. v
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court. November 20. A. 1)., 1909.
Estate of Cordelia. Cudllpp. late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for'the creditors of said as-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attested.
within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immed
late payment to
WILLIAM A. CIIDLIPP,
Administrator
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of‘Norwnlk. as.
Court. December it. A. D.. 1909.
Estate of Dwight .l. Osborn, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate other; In Norwalk. on the tith
day of December. 1909. at 2 o'clock
afternoon; and that all persons Inter
acted in said estate may be notified
thereof. the sdmlnistrelm- will wise
this order to be published In a newspe
per having e circulation In said dia-
trlct. at least five days before said lith
day of December. 1909.
DANIEL ll. IIIIADIJEY. .IR..
Acting Judge.
Oilllli‘R 0F NOTICE.
District of Norwnik. as. Probate-
Court December l A. 0.. I909.
Whereas. wrlttcu Application has
been made to this court for the ad-
mission to probate of A certain writ
ten Instrument as and fill the will of
Labour. R Ilurchard. late of Norwalk
in said district. deconaod.
(liderod. 'Ihet said application be
heard and dctomllnod at the Probate
other in Norwalk, on the bill day of
Inceuibcr. I909. at it o'clock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to lill persona iiiii‘l't‘slt‘ti therein by
publishing this order III a uowapapor
having a circulation In said district.
at local fire data before said day of
bearing
n20 27 d4
Probate
HENRY \l'. GREGORY.
lodge.
tillliliit ()F NO'I‘It‘i-I.
Norwulk. as. Probate
Court, Demunbrr 2. A. ll. 1909
Whereas. \lrttlru application has
been mudi- to this court for the ad-
mission to piobutt' of a certain writt-‘n
instrument as and fol the last will of
llarllel F. Osborn isle of Nornulk ill
said dial I lit doccuaed
Ordered. “that said application he
heard and determined at IhP Probate
Office In Norwalk. on the 213! day of
December. I909. at 2 o'clock afternoon;
and that pilbllr notion thereof be glwu
to all |)t‘l”tlt.lilti Intoroated thereto by
publishing this order ill a newspaper
having a circulation in mild dialrli'l.
at least tell daya tit-lore said day of
hearing.
llAh-‘lrii ll llliAi)l.h‘Y. JR
raging Judge
vam“
If Illilltll Iii lilllil
ily nppllotililg“. slultucho braid in a
simple design id not an extremely M‘-
coplalilo gli’t art of collar and cuffs
can be Inaiir.
To produce the elfoet of a metallic
or head boilch- or culrass, the glitter
Ina apillugloil or or) still or let beads are
sown in ayinniolrical Ilenigu on not
which is than laid 0ch the bodice pro
our. These aro employed in source of
the most beautiful and striking even
lng gowns of the sewn
It is dtlnculi to underetend why poo
pie will wlall to weer bunches of drsp
ery gathered and tacked on in the moat
ungracsful way;n nobody can possibly
cell those exciceencee beautiful-
Tbe little folk enjoy “making things“
for t‘llrlstnlna gifts ea wall as their
elders. and It Is quite worth while iii-lu-
ing them. only don' t delay another day.
it is really astonishing what they Ilit'
able to do with watei colors with it
little help those whoicnli print well
can make lilit niottoes. and the little
wood Worker will enjoy melting a sim-
plo photograph fremo or postcard;
than there are the iihavlng pupal cases
and belts. picture pussies and hosts of
at or things.
bite the bottle costunlaa are not
yet actually upon all. their tnilnenco Ill
noticed In the pointed carnage. tlcliuii
end other minim points that bill fair to
We more prominent as the helium]
advances.
The rule retarding. the length at
sleeves seems tribe till they shell be
long for street sad day weer end my
Melanin length for evening. from
very Is Minimal neps to three quer-
ter length. though the preterm! static
see quite short.
Kim emanates are still row-err
District of
Rebecca of Donnybrook Farm
The Traitor
The Shuttle
Doctorflildn
Coniuror‘e House
Six Cylinder Courtship
Arizona Nights
New Chronicles of Relieves
The Second Generation
Arms and Woman
The Silver Butterfly
Al the Foot of the Rainbow
'l‘he Circular Staircase
lleverlev of Grailslark
Caleb West
Cape Cod ii‘olks
Castle Crumycoon
The Crossing
A Few Remarks
Freckles
'I‘he Gambler
salads; for not only are many of the
fruit and vegetable salads more pain-
table it mixed as they are about to be
skllful preparation of a dish, while the
meal is in progress.
Lsy a trill of lacs :1 bit. wider than
the finishing trill of silk down the
front of your tailored dalk silk blouse
end you have added I}. wry pretty
touch.
The low coat opening edged with
long,
adds slclldernoss and length of line to
the figure.
Just as everybody has become
equipped with dresses for different no
cantons following either the princess
or the culrass fashion, the «diet goes
forth that bolts at the normal With-ii
line are the correct thing Isn‘t it
discouraging?
A new design for a chemise fastens
tone and buttonholea. the fullness at
the waist being laid in tiny tucks both
back and front from hunt to hip. and
the neck and armholes finished n‘ith
eyelet am
Inont .
a very simple yet dainty gar-
enough to prevent iht' crunmlizlr o.’
my part of the triuliniuu. yo: that out:
folded flat for packing, Is all iIlI-II
lion that will dominion.- prom II
grout senior to women, ospwialli il‘
Illoiie who trawl Ii great deal,
It is host to buy a good grade of
net or loss that is to be dyed to match
1 gown; it Is sllro to wear boiler and
hasn't the cheap look that a poor quill
itv ill colored lace has.
IIIIIII Imam.
Nelson Augustus Finch died at the
Soldiers' Home. Noroton. last week.
about 69 years of age. The deceased
was born In Ridgefleld and became a
member of the 17th Connecticut Vol-
untoi-rs and he saw active service dun
ing the Civil War. The funeral was
held Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Solo
liters Home end the burial took place
in the Boldlera' cometary. lie in euro
rived by his widow. one son. Ernest. e
ulster. Mrs F‘red sturgess and II half
brother lobn Pinch. of Ridgefleld.
Funeral of Mrs. Nicholson.
The funeral of the late Mra. (‘sthi
erino Nirholoaon took other from St.
Mary‘s R. C. Church et 9 o‘clock this
morning. There was a large number
of friends of the deceased present. The
Rev. John Pogerty oillcleted. The pelli
bearer; worn Michael Howard. Peter
Callahan. George Hands and John Me-
lina. 'I‘hq flowor bearers were the two
Irons of Edward Ryan. of New York.
brother of the deceased.
- w...
.. Mrs. a. field.
Mrs. ii. am. a sister of the late
litre. Bareb H. Dibble, who ‘ passed
away Thursday. end of the late (ten:
and Nelson Taylor. at this city. died
yesterday at her home In New York.
The remalnll will be brought to South
Norwalk Monday morning and In-
torred in the family plot at Pine,
Island.
Mrs. Themes Taylor.
The funeral of Mrs. Thames Taylor
who held this afternoon from her late
ll. Brown obtained end interment fol.
timed In Norwslli cemetery.
Prank louse.
Freak Belles ten months and at
days old eon of John Belles died this
morning In dorlngwood. The burial
will own tomorrow etteraoon et at
\lery'ii cemetery.
sin. William eehieoben
on plain» o. sell-seek title in.
ion overt lo the Name” I!“ Nil
week for treatment. m at the! M
relies e! as early liter file messing
“Um
Mullet-idol!
Marathi.”
eaten. but it somehow adds to the can I "
vlvlallty of the occasion to watch the '
narrow revere unquestionably.
all the way down the front with but- '
embroidered scallops with ribbon-run .
A iuil real that holds I‘m but high »
home in Rowen street. The Rev. J.i
nwmmsmpflw
Nos. 2 no.3. oaza'rra: BUILDING.
HOLIDAY BOOKS i ;
Recent 31. 50 Copyrights.1n Handsome Cloth Binding. to sell at 50c
The (ilrl liiom Tllu's Place
Grailstalk
Hall a Rogue
The Hermit
House or a Thousand Candles
John Burt
Rockhaven
Rosalind at Red Gate
II pole 'l‘erly.
When Patty Went to College
The Shepherd of the riilli‘l l
Juni- Callie
Abner Daniel
'i'lie Halo
’i'he Belle. of Bowling (linen
lien Blair
Ileth Nouoll
The Brass Bowl
'l‘ha (hill of the Blood.
(lap‘n Eri
The Conquest of Canaan
‘ The Fighting Chance
—.m.... .0752-.. cm...
um v.4»
God’ a Good Man
The Lilac Silnbonnet ..
Mr; Pratt °"'" “ ‘ ‘
Nancy Blair '
. 'I‘he Spoilers
The Treasure of Heaven
Up From Slayer
lavender and 0 d Lace
The Lion and the Mouse
The Man of the Hour
The Man on the Box .
The Masquerader .
The Mayor's Wife
Nedra ‘ l
The Pillar of Light ‘
’I‘ lie Pines of Lory
The Port. of Missing Men
The Right of Way
The Spenders
The Virginian
When Knighthood was In Flour
The Wings of the Morning
CUT THIS LIST OUT AND BRING IT WITIV-I YOU.
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN.
WW...”
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Is extended by our
sources as to be
able-to tarnish his
home as he would
desire. it is toihis
class that we have
extended a helping
hand: through our
Charge System.
which enables him”
to have his Fatal-B
A ‘ Helping Hand to "
the Beginner
You filII‘ii creep before you can walk.
The young man just starting In life Is not ;
generally so well equipped' III worldly re-
CHARGE SYSTEM 1;:
ill? ‘ I]
E
El
TH
L; ”(it
RSPECIAI/
ture in use while paying for it in such
small amounts, each week that be scarce- ;
Iy feels the effect on his income.
See Our Big Show- f
room in Basement '
so
GAVI A mix edclAL.
m
lnleyeble Ml‘elr at death Norwelk
Congregetienel church.
All Interesting and very enjoyable
box soclel wee held last evening in
the Sunday school In of the fiillth
Norwalk Congregational Chili-oh. an:
der the auspices of the committee on
entertainments and soclels of the
church. .
Each young lady brought e box con-
taining lunch for two and these boxes
were auctioned off. to the young men
by John 1.. Henry. when it came time
be set. ‘i‘lle caesium also provided
H. Krieger‘StCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
‘ ad
5
START lARLVu—AVOID THE
‘ RUIN.
tic :iin to make your Chrilimnll ..
purchases now. Don' t Willi until
Inn must join In the "rash"
when vou must contend with
clouds In the shops, weary
suicnmon and possibly Inclement
weather.
By shopping now—4nd par
ticiilarly if you start early In the
tiny-wrap will heva plenty cf‘
space and sir Iii the stores. meet
villh cheerful service end here
your pick at the holiday stock.
“A word to the wtse."-New
York Heretdm ‘
WI Mid hmv wmi colt
Holiday. Linea
lemon Title wheel
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