nossuorcosrvoua
&
‘ Wishing Cap”
Add wished to keep warm .
Wild snug! and comfortable,
7‘ . shied and cheerful,
During the trying months
POI a cold snowy, blowy winter.
So it would seem that
You ingr‘e'enjoying the balmy ‘
(than! of unashame—
We chilidiptaite that wish
oiZiME TRUEI ,
biliary-é it» Go.
ALL ‘ voua raouetse VANIBH
' ‘WHEN you smart: a
ROGER LUDLOW
. 10c cross
' Nugget or Twin City
to arenas
rav than tray THEM
" , n. J. REYNOLDS '
(MANUFACTURER.
T
, HE assertions. claims.‘
,, .~ «treads and martinis of shoe
dealers are of little ac-
" count with you unless the
.3 house from which ‘yotf‘buy your
“ORE. EEK? A TON AND
morn man:
GANS CO.
08 Watol‘ Street
Coating Stations
. ere foutluolo Sam's navy nest
in importance to the ships
themselves: their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
dont‘ have to look across.
the Atlantic or the
Pacific for
Your Coating Station
it‘s right here at
OUR YARDS
You can’t And a better one.
HAZLETON COAL
The B. Hershiield A Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water St. .
JUST IN
ALL LEADING MAKES OF
Men’s 33:00, $3.50 and
$4.00 Sample Shoes
All Leathers at 52.50 and $2.75
(UNION STAMP)
MAX LEVY
109 Washington at. South Norwstk.
TOYS
Dolls. Games,
Etc.
shoes “makes good." That's
why we want you to buy
.1 ‘Etnerson’s 0t.Keitlr
Konqueror
_ LobhsbiuydrSoules
, or .Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
' » Educator or Boston
I SCIIOOI Shoes I
FOR CHILDREN
.CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
II WAOHINOTON OTRIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TILIPHONI NH
‘ luv TH: meanest: ans.
. ssas
Guaranteed not to crack
FIRE WOOD
iisrd and soft res for family use
W pariacord.
Wood......dt.oii per is core
Iiillt Wood. are Extra.
honour ssrrs' woos vsao
Hit. N Newtilwn Avenue.
”.s m- "odeks Conn.
« y is them-Ely“ exclusively ho
.. disease. it Is impossible to
to any other animal.
II“ I “It
WfiflntgcA
2 but this Book help you by tatti
m, Interest.
. :. Uhless You Have $415. 00
out. you are behind the aiisrltac savlnst dhpositor in '
you satisfied eyes If you hrrVe such all
Should you not have more than the average?
. e South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNI'I'ID IAN“ WILDINO. ,
" SOUTH NORWALR. CONN.
W. A. Briggennan’s
music STORE.
Donovan Block... 132 Washington at.
m- ww..fi_v—-ww- ..WW _._. .
Sea Food
Fish. Clams. ()ystcrs. Escnilopu.
Everything In the Sea Food line at the
most reasonable prices.
A Aaronson
FIOH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON BTRIIT IRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREI DILIVIRY ALL OVIR TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to lrousoxoepera iii
31 weekly payments also to property
owners on second and third tnort
gages. All business transacted strict.
ly confidential. Olden hours from 9 a
on. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p.111.
iNDIPINDINT LOAN A AIOURITV
COMPANY
N Washington It" Havliand lion.
One flight on Room 1.
on...“ .‘. M- .. .. a~v—W-.mn
The Cooking Brings Em
Back Again
AUDITORIUM
RESTAURANT
i7 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
Business men s it. lii‘Ii every day.)
until 2 p. m., 366.
special dltlllmt after the theatre. '
EMIL NEWMAN Prop.
“M“-wm - W. 4...... umq—uwM-tauw
' GOLD MLDllLrLour
average
us your small savings. and paying
We are the
MEN’S and BOYS’
SUITS
D. GOTTLIEB
~11 NORTH MAIN ST» IO. NORWALK
Full line of the most fascinating
Holiday
Goods
Ii Illitliiiiilil Piliti
To please every taste and fit
1 every pocketbook.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHIR
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKIR
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 573-.
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Dainty Furniture
dresses up not only the Parlor but the
Dining ileum and Living Room. We
are offering Just now unusual values
In Dining Tables. tlufiets. and Dining
Room Chairs. Also. some very beauti-
ful Chitin Closets.
i. .l. illitiiliil I Still ill].
“4-130 WASHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
1.
m...
“A
Silver Toilet Set
would be input appropriate for “her"
Xmas. We have a duo line and the
prices are right. too. Other Novelties
in the :lowelry Litter Call and look
them over.
W. R. Kireh 8L Co.
JIWILIRO.
76 WASHINGTON .TRIIT.
NOTICE
Mayor’s Office.
south Nors’alk, t‘onu
Nollie hi hereby given that n nieob
log of the tionrd of Estimate and Tail-
stion of ....s city wil be held at the
Council Chamber (in uesday. Decors.
her 7.1909 at eight unlock p. on. to
receive an estimate of the nmounts' re~
quired by each it‘partrnent of the city
government for. the seal yes! to hear
all parties who may arrive to be heard
relative to the same or any alters~
tions thereof'and to make any alters-
Ilons In said astlmhtes or appropria-
Mons, to fix thevtax rats and to make
IE: additional appropriations as It
so lldeetn proper. . . ~
Decemberl. 1909.
iii 5 FRANCIS l. illiRNllhia.
eds’rmtflt liteen orator charters tricolor
a
plant. formerly William ii‘. Hoyt. A
lion. quit hgrit haters“ and It was
stated no office that til" did not
makeeknown their utterance. Thor
were paid oIi sod Willisto 1'. Host
listed this lithium that other with
sew ones. Iitl .laid. waste»
me this minim“!
our“
' ‘ ”si‘_.ieatttsr.. " .
GiselWSdsoIhtlie'. has “Men's“ 7 I“:
"over him sodas Wants bat-salsa
A static lady's Cost for M A Ito M)!“ lined -
‘Ssite
onttlt'i instead satin. all s ans.
ism. ilfluo'mso msekli Harden-demands “sanctum 'costeftoor
use up. dental other slits. Onion toss. sssus purchasing .
elsewhere. Come early as will not last ions at such prion. , .
So. NoersIk THE PARIS = ‘ Stamford
rat-mt can»; or CIosks and strip in the um. i
KNIGHT ITR‘I
tournament of
Police.
Fred William. ’10. defeated 0. Harris.
to. the latter getting III. and In the
second William Boothby. iii. won from
Peter Chick too who not till William
key-or was the referee and Frederick
Buckley the sector
liun Tracey. rod, and Charles float.h
good. iii. are to play.
Meyer of sold dill? _.
slitsrling Oyster Company ‘
of. your p ntlngsg
D‘Auber-~ Ill
intimated to me that he might have
mtetiilna forum to do. Knox-«Yrs
m are lists: hired in their pisses. be had“
hovers! *
mandamus. '
chosen asa-
v on.
Rev. Mrs. lat-sh Hart. African Mie-
slonsry. Predoliee Exoeifint Carmen.
The Knight street A. hf. ill. Church
was crowded' to its doors last night to
hear the African evangelist, Rev. Mrs.
Sarah iisrt After-giving s brief his-
tory of her missionary career in Af-
rica. she thendtprnched out In her ear.
men. taking these words on her text:
“He was despised and relented of .
men, a man of sorrow nnd‘scouainted.
with grief." nev. uni. Hart dealt with
the sufferings of Christ even when
tempted by Satan to the fullest sense
Biie' swayed her vast audience with
power and Biblical eloquencedlarrylng
her hearers back to the time of lsalah
the prophet then up to the gates of
Heaven. to the birth and crucifixion of
Christ.
Another treat will be given next
Sunday at Knight Street A. M. E.
Church. Keir. Dr. it. it. Harris. of
Philadelphia wilfmreach both morn-
Ing and en ng. and at it p. m.. a sac-
red concert willtbe given under the
management of Mrs. McPherson and
Mrs. Clemons. 'i‘he rihrgrn Street a.
hi. at Church will have baptism: 8on-
dsy. December the iiith. in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church on West ave-
NIB.
w
ATTEMPTED TO START STRIKE.
we
Discharged Empioya of Max Roth. of
Stamford. Also Wanted to
lists Foreman.
STAMFORD, Dee. ti.-Arr attempt to
start a sympathetic strike. It In said.
at. the shirtwalst factory of Max Roth.
in this city. today. ,caused a scene of
violent disorder and almost a riot.
Max Rsppenborg. an employer. In said
to have visited'aruong the employer
yesterday and urgod a strike. Today
when he appeared at the factory he
was discharged. it is alleged that
ltappenborg II’If‘fl «vised a large pair
or shears and attempted to stair the
innermost. Samuel Schwarts. who grab-
bed up a chair to defend himself. Rap-
peuborg callod out to the girls in the
piano to walk out, but the foremen
and iorownrnen looked the doors. At
this many of the girls became hyster-
ical. and \vhllc some made their way
out ofthe building by nindous and fire
escapes other powered to corners of
the room About this time the txrllce
arrived and only! was restored Rap-
penborg escaped and is believed to
how gone to New York. There is no
strike at the factory. but some of the
employee had to go home for .tbe ra-
maiuder of the day.
Roth conducts a factory at New
York and another at Hartford. at which
places. it is said. there It. trouble with
the employee. ..
MR. CARPENTER‘B PRELUDE.
Money lpent on Entertainment Fun
nlshee Theme for His Discourse.
The Rev. if. II. Carpenter. pastor of
the South Norwsllt Baptist Church.
took for his prelude last evening a
recent editorial paragraph to The Ben-
tinoi in which the statement was. made
that a Nor-walk man ilmrrrs that the
people of the town are spondin ”.500
per week for local theatre amusement
and entertainment more or loss along
that line.
this figure it subject for particular
condemnation. but rather tool: a mod-
ersis view of the matter no
wise urgsd moderation in the pursuit
of entertaining diversion.
lude will be given more fully in to
morrow'susentinei.
Mr. Carpenter did not iind
lilie-
tlil pro-
, riser-org“ soon
Two genres' played to the pool
south Norwsllt Fire
Saturday night. in the first.
This evening Wit
THE APRLICATION.
Onto those who talk and talk
This proch sheila appeal: Y
The storm that blows the whistle
Wiiltnever turn Ihti whet-I .
r .- wChIoago News.
W n ‘
Knoawl sew .Nurltch looking at one
the other day.
i'tn strata of that. He
looking at It be told mo'
in let you point his
N0 IIIIIII'I diIlIIlll Iidi
was
wwalk was operated on at the Norwaik
hospital this morning by Dr. W. 1 TM
Brown. ,
‘ Miss Adele Iritehbtstl. who’hhs been
‘iindcrminuttontmout has been (its
Robeson ‘oi Aunnybroos Farm
The 'i‘r‘stt’or
The Shuttle
Doctor Ellen
Conjurer": House
8i: Cylinder Courtship
Arizona Nights .
New Chronicles of [tobacco
The Second Generation
Arms and Woman
The Silver Butterfly
At the Foot of the Rainbow
’I‘he Circular Staircase
Beverley oi Groustark
Caleb West
. Cape Cod Folks
Castle Crsmycoon ,
The Crossing.
A Few Remarks
Freckles
The Gambler '
TRISTR AM &
lliiiili Ill) “Twililif'iiili
George“ Underwood.
George Underwood. proprietor of the
Westport Hotel. passed away Sunday
at l p. m.. aged 67 years. The funeral
will be held Thurilday from the hotel
at 2 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Dean. rec
tor of Christ Episcopal church. and
the Rev. Mr. Taylor, pastor of the
Congregational church. will oliiciate.
The deceased is survived by a widow
and a‘daughler. hire. Harry Woods-
worth. ‘ Mr. Underwood was favorably
known and had many friends.
was a member of Temple No. 63. of
Westport. and the Washington (limp-
ter of Norwatk. and he will Ilt‘ buried
with Masonic honors. Interment in
Christ Church cemetery.
"Wan-let A. Hoyt.
Mrs. Harriet A Hoyt. widow of the
late Justus i". Hoyt. formerly ot Win»
nipnult. passed away Sniurtlny night.
title is survived by three mus. (’lrrttzlos
Iuatns and Theodore, and ll}. two
:Imrzhtcrs. Mrs. Sdtrruel Si‘ilflt‘l’l and
Mrs! Stirs” Hoyt. ’l'lrr l'liili‘l't‘l pill
take place from the residence of Ilt‘i
daughter. Mrs, Samuel Soullrhl. of
Herbert street. Tuesday. at It a. or.
t...- remaius will be taken to New
Car nan and‘serricea will be held in the
diaper at the cemetery. at :t p. in.
Mrs. Elizabeth McNamara.
Mrs. Elisabeth McNamara riled ‘liis
morning at her home. 82 North Alain
street. from a shock of paralysis. in-
duvod sonrowhat it Is feared, try a tire
at her home Bdturday moraine. though
this might have been slrupli a min
cldence. hire McNamara was 70 yv-urs
old and Is survived by several children
Funeral services will be hold at 9
Joseph's Church.
Bradsy Perry.
Itratiloy Perry. aged 86 years, died
Saturday at his residence in Green-
field Hill.
.iiitl a son. Francis Perry. The fun-
erui will be held from his late home
Tuesday at ‘J p. m. the Roy. .‘iir. Olm-
stead ofhciattng. '
Funeral of Abraham Decker.
The funeral of the late Captain
Abraham Decker was held yesterday
afternoon from the residence of his
son. Gap in David B. Decker. Cres-
cent ’f'cr cc. There was a large at-
tendsnt'c of relatives and friends. and
many beautiful floral tributes. one as-
Csptain D. B. Deckcr'u oyster house.
The Rev. F. D,.Waltor emulated. and a
quartette composed of Frederick J.
Force, George :H. Hirst. Juuiun Brown
and Julian Main sang threu selections.
Rock of Ages, Nearer. My tied. to
Thee and The Henson HQ“. The
pallbearers were Samuel Randall.
Aaron Martins-an. Nelson Lawson and
Frederick Byabee.
Funeral of Mrs. thieniter.
The funeral of Mrs. Hattie it}.
Schlonker. who died at the Norwsilr
hospital Saturday. will take place imm
her late residence In Newtownmvo
one. Wednesday. at 2 p. in.- The Rev.
Hugh It. Carpenter. pastor of the south
Norwallt Baptist Church, will ofliciste
Iiurial In Norwalk cemetery.
n. AW Wu.”
HOIPITAL NOTI‘
Mrs. Dixon of Fort. street East Nor
coy. ssuistcdtby Dgs. Higgins and
charged.
”I’m
GUESS WHAT HAPPINID.
A» be mother in the darkened hail
He whispered: “i bring you some
roses."
HE '
lie is survived by a widow .
peciaiiy coming trout the employees of '
N08. s and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY BOOKS
Recent arse Copyrights in Handsome Cloth Binding, to....seil at 50c ,
God' s Good Men
The Lilac Sunbonnot
Mr. Pratt '
Nancy Stair . t.
The Spoilers . . ‘3'l
The Treasure of Heaven
Up From Slavery
Lavender and Old Leon
The Lion and the. Mouse "‘
The Man at the Hour
The Man on the Box
The Masquerddtir
The dMayg’s Wile
Nde vs
The Pillar 0! Limit
The Pines of Dory
The Port of Missing Men
The Right of Way '
The Speeders ‘ , f
The Virginian
‘ When Knighthood was in Flour
The Wings of the Morning
CUT THIS LIST OUT AND IRING tT WITH YOU.
NORWALK CONN
The Girl From Tim’s Place
Granstark
Half a Rogue
The Hermit
House of a Thousand Candles
John Burt
Recithsven
Rosalind at Red Gate
Uncle Terry ‘ “
When Patty Went to College ’
’l‘he Shepherd of the riilis
.iune Cable
Abner Daniel
'l‘he Halo
The Belle of Bowling Green
lien Blair
Beth Norvcil
The Brass Bowl
The Cult oi the Blood.
Cnp'n Eri
The Conquest of Canaan
"the Fighting Chance
HYAT T
H. Kileger
2o 31 West Washington Street
.5.
-43
..y. a 1'
't
,_.
sources as to be
able to furnish his
hoih‘é as he would
ddsh‘e.” It is to this
claSsiibat we have
hand through our p7},
Charge System.
which enables trim"
to havevhis Furni-
A Helping Hand to
the Beginner
is extended by our CHARGE SYSTEM
thl mutt creep before you can walk.
The young man just starting in life is not
generally so well equipped in worldly re-
eXteii‘ded a helping W
lg
it
at is
ture in use while paying for it in such '
small amounts, each week, that be some .
ly feels the effetft on his income.
See Our Big ShoW- .1
room in Basement
RSPECIAL
H.
LIGHT! WERI OUT SATURDAY.
Cans. of Darkness in Aouth Namath
Not Yet DIWN‘III.‘
The electric lights went. mrt very
unexpectedly all over the city Saturday
averting about 8:20 from dome cause
that has not yet been discovered. The
employees of the station ' hustled
around in great shape and Superinten-
dent it. ill. Winchester hurried over to
the works from Music Hall. where he
happened to be at“ the time.
The lights were out entirely for only
about five minutes and the trouble was
cleared up completely in tour or five
minutes looser. A diligent «arch has
been made to loaded the trouble.
Whenever there Is trouble on that line.
the lights to out automatically. in on"
our to prevent denials.
The Diesel engine has not yet arriv-
off. but the department expects to hear
from the new shaft to replace tho
broken one. any day.
at the time of mediator-day evening
dimenlty the theatres were’filied. but
What telnkfyou of this answer but
so
3hr said: "liwool
liar
riegerSLCo.
29:31 West Washington Street
Collar {figs
s
Citrititmas
Suggestions!
Plolt dimofyihom In our new .
leather .. Department-w.
’pll sorts for mom,
1
And Boxes.
strum .-i...«a..........dl.oo up
Military ihes in sets. in
lcstlidr‘ see. from. . 41.50 up
Flask. from ....... .. ..dim on
Card Cases. and Purses.
fro .90.. up
mun. Cost aid Trousers
Hangers, in leather bags. .
tram sseessr:ie-.r.s-.10’5 up
And more too ntrsrerous to
iiidhtlon.
Joseph Davis
rafter" more harm
he “postmodernist-truss.
com ~
Norwalk Chronicler