Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1909 · page 8

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Toasts bit the: Southland—

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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5o CIGARS

‘ alloys. 4 -

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MANUFACTURER.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:‘itOGEtt LUDLOW

Twin City and Nugget

qwouid be naturist appropriate gilt.
' Put up in speoiai boxes for the Hell-

REYNOLDS

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

REX assertions. .

shoes “makes good."
why .we want you to buy

 

‘Konqu'eror

FOR MEN

 
 
 

- 'or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and

 
 
 

2 _‘ . School Shoes

FOR‘ curious

 
 

‘ ' claims.
eerie and maxims of shoe
' dealers are of little ac-

count with you unless the
{house irom which you buy your
'l‘hnt's

§ Emerson’s or Keith

‘Lounsburysstiuiés
:2 Educator or Boston

inguinal:

 

 

IOUTH NORWAHC
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“sov rue AMERICAN nos-

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Writ

. spat Wood. also on,“

' THO. 74 Newtown Avenue.
N0: Ill-ii.

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.. 4% interest.

alumna or.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FIRE woon

soft ready for intuit) lion.
. 006.. .. $1.75 per it cord.
lion Wood......s1.so per it. com

‘cklm BITTO’ wooo vano.

Norwuik. Conn.

 

.-~:Ari‘lvod' Sir.

GOLD MEDAL noun ,

Unless You Have. 23415.00

tinlsreiit. you/art! behind the average tinvlnita depositor in

 

Are. you satiation even it you Miranda an average

it ..
lboulii you not have more than the average?
but this Burk help you by taking your small savings. and paying

g ,iSoutli Nonialk Savings Bank

’ out-ran Inuit surromo.

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C aling Stations
are tor Ullt‘li‘ Sia'tii'e‘navy next
in itMliiiiflliL‘tt tutho shipitl
theillueivon; their acqui-
sition is proof of
“ wise foresight. '

How about your foresight? You

doni‘ have to look across
the Aliaptli- or the
Pnl'liit' for

Your CoalingStstion
it's right here at

OUR YARDS

You can't. iinii a better one.

HAZLETON GOAL
1 he ll. Hershlield & Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Wit" 8‘-

 

 

 

JUST IN

ALL LEADING MAKES or

Men’s $3.00. $3.50 and

$4.00 Sample Shoes
All Leathers at $2.50 and $2.75

lUNlON STAMP)

MAX LEVY

‘ TOYS
Dolls, Games,

Etc. . .
W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.

Sea Feud

Flair. (llama. (trait-rs. lcscitllopa.
Everything in the Sea Food line at the
moat reasonable prit-va.

A. Aaronson

FISH MARKET.

181 WABHiNGTON STREET IIIDGE.
TELEPHONE 031.

FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.

 

 

 

"semis Lon:

We loan money to housekeepers a‘
31 Weekly payments, also to property
owners on once ii and third mort
gages. All busln nu transacted strict.
ly confidential. Onion hours train 9 a.
m. till ’i' p. ni.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
lNDEPlNDENT LOAN A sscuntrv

COMPANY
94 Washington at. i-isvilsnti Bldg.
Ono flight on. Room 1.

1:... cont... no.5;"'-rm
Back dash

AUDl’l‘illtiUM .
RESTAURANT

‘17 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
liuuitwnu iiu-ti'it ll:ilt'il every day. ill
likiii :5 p. in.. 360. .
Spot-lid dialira alter the theatre.

EMIL NEWMAN. Prop.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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do you st”
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early so they‘vri

SUITS

D. Gommn

u non-r“ union. so. nonwam

 

 

 

 

 

Dainty Furniture!"

dresses up not only the Parlor but the

 

Dining Room and Living Room. We
are uttering Just now unusual values
in Dining Tables, “idiots, and Dining
Room (‘hnira Also. some very béantr
iul (‘lilun i‘ioseis.

i. J. iliilllllii ll lllll ill].

180-136 WAEHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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“(Mill be most appropi‘intt‘» for "her"
xillliii W" lliiVi' it lino lino and the
plum art: iiulii, too. Other Novelties
in ii)? .lewoiry blue... (tail and look
thorn owr ‘

JEWELERS.
i6 WASHINGTON STREET.

‘ airbiiio‘fi' sorter“ "

TheCityNatiOnal Bank
South Norwalit. Conn.

’l‘ho regular annual meeting or the
rilOt‘RiiOillt‘i'Briif this bank. for the
oiet‘tion or (liver-torn for the ensuing
your. will bu hold at the Banking
House, on 'l‘iittsday, tho ilih day of
January, Iiilti, trout l to 2 p. at.

woman!) nonunion. Cashier.

South Ntu‘Wqu. Conn, Dev. 8, 1909.
as :n ., '

 

, ......;..,.....-_-.
it you are puszied
ttboilt your

Xmas ,
Gifts

come. in and let
aw allow you my
line line of Si in“
Rings. WIto as.
Chains. Pins."
Bracelets. sic.

‘ R. NOACK

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Tho Methodist Brotherhood of the
Norwaik M. Eyclmruh will hold a
mention toniitht to which all men are
Invited. There will be an address by
this llov. F‘i‘lnk‘ l). Waiter. oi' loath
Nor-walk. After the liddroau there will
ha a anoint limo and retrmhuwutn will
be nPrvi'li.

W

Fred Zobotle. tliu bainatinr and hero
but appearing thin week at Mimic Hall.
was to have turned oil it hair-raisins
utuul thin noon at the riots) Clittord.
but did not on account of the wind.
its planned to olimb the tlupolo on
the iowor and balance himsolt on one
hand. .

. nae-M
Mr. and Mn. :3. H. deploy entertain-
ed a number or friends lsst night. and
waist was pissed. film won it pulse.
ant nonunion it was proposed to term
a whist club to meetypsround unions
the different newborn.

Ht KNIW His "MIND.
Berkowtts and slumber-g, traveling
salesman. met‘ on the train. ‘
"l have insinuate train at. Mule.
where i did it tremendous business."

said Berliowits. "How much do you
think i sold?”
"How should i know 1'“ replied Stem

 

"0t ooum you don't knot-but vlisi

 
 
 

, urn , pi. ;
. Stantitaduotlon Silo nihilism

a start) but” costar can.“ a
. outwlii‘msmteonwtn. allot-an m.
that :gl-li‘ . 2 ”multimillionaire/st see. now Cour from

it B ofisl othorbamins. o

 

M EN’S andBOYS; F'

Silver in... Set.

W.R.Kirch & ca.

3

,.lm§.md0lllidron‘ ,H"‘is'Costs
‘w’illnrgiilxsr 3: igliilt'rgflbgmng.
.8. “I, its . . run .

"iiStlii militial hulls Soi-

 
 

 

time, to see as nature purchasing

it not last ions ntntiehjwnrloes. . .

 

 

Definition of Chiroprsctrc
current-sour lune «use. or too
nun Ot tit, disease and this art or so
lusting the nine. Discusses" «and
by s wrench. twist or sprain in the
book. Even if done in childhood it
orestssminnbed nerves and pain In
later life ln‘the diner-ant organs and
limbs. ‘

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
.nerve system. in your body. '

Nervousnoss. Rheumatism, Psraly
sin, Heart. Kidney and Female Die-
ouses are given special attention: also
Curvature oi’ the Spine. You will

never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

'1‘. FRANCIS. D. .C.

N WAlHiNaTON IT. IO. NOBWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.

unis irritants.

Mus Estviu.
The death at Mass Estvln occurred
last night at his More. No. 9 Ollien
atreot. utter a. short illness of pnomon~

in. The deceased had been empioy~
ed tor some time by Martin Bates, la.
a Company. He is survived by a will
ow and one son and daughter. The
funeral will be held trout iiia into home-
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Gabriel Doims will oiliclntn and inimx
meal will he in Riverside cemetery.

 

 

 

Nubry R. Carr.

The funeral of the late Nuliry R.
Carr will be held at the gI‘W‘ in blast
Norwulk cometary. Friday nilornoott
at it o‘t-iock, the aerviro being eon
ducted by the Rev. W. W. iiiiliea. This
is made necessary on flt‘limllli oi the
into home or Mr. Carr being under
quarantine. a child having scarlet lav.
or tho-w.

 

Funeral of Frederick Bench.
3 The tunerul of Frederick Bosch, who
idir-d suddenly in New London. will in-
; lit-iii tomorrow aliuruoon. at 2 o‘t‘iocit.
Q from tho residuum of Edward Merrill.
; in France: street. Norwsitt. The Rev,
l lam-lo H. Howell. rector of St. Paul‘s
i iflllii‘l‘ll, will ”mobile. interment in
I Norwallt voluntary.
‘ .1... w
Thsopil Furier.

’l‘huopii Fani-r. lIiPti at his residence.
.1 Franklin avenue. yesterday.- morning.
aged till yearn t‘rmualion at the Fresh
Pond (it‘t’illitilll‘y. Friday ut‘lerlitmu

Min Frances McNIily.

lilies Fl‘itlt‘t'n Mummy tiimifllldiifllb
iv. Monday morning, at her home in
Wt'ulport.

 

coournv cuoe WHIST.

Mrs. w. H. Palmer and Mrs. George
R. Van Aistyns the Hostasus.

Another enjoyable afternoon aoaaioh
of tho (‘nuuiry tiliib Whirl was bold
yesterday afternoon at the club, when
tins! urrunuuuieulo were eolnpiolnd for

tile iivxl owning mooring. which will
he held on livcetnbur at. when tht.|
indies will invite the gentlemen to pan
tielpato, ’i‘ho hostesses on that or»
casino will be him. David ll. Miller.
Jr. Mru. George C. Ernst and Miss
Annie itaioilo Smith. The ladies of
the riot) who intend to be present on
that nonunion are requested to ruin-
municnte with Miss Smith without do»
lay.

The hostesses yoniurda) Wore Mrs.
William ii. Palmer and Mrs. tloorgu
R. Van Aialyne. Mrs. l". A. Lane and
Mrs. W. l“. itriin were the prize vrlu~
nora.

PUTNAM Ho's: co. strove.

George w. Boasrdos Cop:sin snd F. T.
Coleman First Lieutenant.

The annual iliilolltlil or Putnam lloso
Company was held Monday nvaniua
at the hose house. when Councilman
George W. Hogardus was riot-ted cap:
lain oi the company.

The complete list or unicorn choaon
includes:

Captain museum w. nonunion.

F‘lrui l.ioutenaut-—~Frod 'i‘. (lolnmnn.
i-iuoond Linutouanthiiiinin Mills.
Secretarywtlhnrlos E. lockwooti.
’i’resaurermn. Louis maria-an.

nosoov LiKlLY to anaemia.
in "Mi lluiteti Sister Scotland has

 
 

alumina. ‘ .

. notations» flu in militate.-

5 THE. NEW.

 

Recent 81.50 Copyrights. in Handsome Cloth

Rebeccn (it Sunnybrook Farm The Girl From Tim‘s Place
The Traitor tiruustark ‘
The Shuttle Hall a Rogue

'i‘ho Hermit '
Doctor En“ House or a Thousand Cotillion
Couturor'e House .

John Burt 2.
Six Cylinder Courtship i‘tookliavun
All one Nights ilouiillnd at lied Gate
Ne Chronicles of Rebocru

lintlt- Terry
The Second Generation When Patty Went to College
Arms and Woman

The Shepherd ol’ the rillln .
Tho Silver Butterfly

Jane Cable
Al the Foot'oi' the. Rainbow Abner Daniel
’i‘he Circular Staircase ‘i‘he Halo
Beverley or (iraustark 'l‘he Belle of Bowling Green
Caleb West lieu Blair
Cutie Cod Folks lit’lil Nowell
Castle Crstnycoon ’l‘lie Brass llowi
The Crossing The Call of the tallied.
A, Few Remarks

i‘up‘ii linl
Freckles 'l‘lm Conquest of Canaan
The (tumbler

TRISTRAM & .- HYATT.

raven aoxse not; oseo. -‘

 

 

Taking the Place at Wooden Ones For.
~ msrly Manufactured.
Storekeeper». who are rooteivln'x
their Christmas stocks. are wondering
how many years it will take for the
wooden packing case to disappear
entirely. A very few years ago ev-
erything coma packed in wooden box-

.‘ nos} 2 and . Gazn'rrn hummus.

. HOLIDAY BOOKS

CUT THIS LIST OUT AND BRING lT WITH YOU

 

Binding. to sell, at 500

God's Good Man

The Lillie Sunlionnet ‘
Mr. Pratt . . ‘r‘ ’
Nancy Stair ‘
'l‘he Spoilers .

The Treasure of Heaven
Up From Slavery
Lavender nudIOld Luce
'l‘he Lion and the Mouse
The Man ot’the‘liour
The Man on the Box , . '
The Mssquerader ' it
The. Mayor's Wile

Nedra ;
'l‘he Pillar of Light ‘

The Pines of Lory l

The Port 0! Missing Men

The Right of Way

The Spenders l
The Virginian

When Knighlhood Was in Flower

The Wings of tiiaMoruiug

NORWAiK. CONN.

29-31 West Washington Street ‘

 

es. but a disuse is noted. and now
many light articles are packed in
pasteboard boxes. Judging irotn the
way in Which boxes made of paper are
coming into use. it loans as it it would
he hilt low years before i‘\‘t'l')’iillilg
but very hoary articles will be deiiw
orod in gases made 0! paperboard.
Canned goods and other things alronilv
mum in pnporbonr boxes. as well an
hats. clothing and general uteri-han-
til‘li‘.

Many llrnia aro using unaiuboarti; '
boxes exclusively, and the one of Eli?“ _
mntm‘ial (or parking mass in filli‘t’ild', ‘
lug rapidly. Paperboard is plumper;
than wood. and being lighter. a suv~

the B

 

, A Helping Hand to}

eginner

is extended by our CHARGE SYSTEM

inn is situated in irolsht and i‘lll'lll"9-§ You muét creep before you can wa'k' ' S

This uni-int: in tho chaos of firms who. .
shin ions of goods nvorv Work. in said. ‘1'
to in» considurahlo in the tours:- of a .

year. it in not lhv whip" in irnirzlit’

llilt'R, hon-over, ihlil ultiut‘trri llli‘ at It;
lion oi lllfln-ililltiilld'l‘i-l to paper- "* b

hoard Wood in fil‘tiilill" to he on mu: Hi sources as to e
pensive to ho sewed up into horns and;
pamriioarri offering a very court only; ,,
suture. it is bolus! muoh trawl Rome-l
or the material is nearly a quarter of“
an inch thick and neuron to plant! the
rough railroad freight service in mod
shrine.
Wood in, grnwiuu expensive and
Wilvl‘r‘ lama quantities urn "and. the
lumber bills im- heavy. Most oi lin-
woodon shipping rnaoa now rornii'uti
by aloruitospnrs find their way to the
shops. whence they are sent “in all
parts of the world. Few of the small
murders boxes are mwd in the tonal
mills and alomkimpora usually ui‘”
those by the wagon load. together with
broken nation. for kindling wmd, Bar-
rais also find a ready market, brinoimr
from ten to twenty route. nerortlinx
to oondition.
Most of the canon manufactured in
the shops are made to fit the goods to
be shipped, and a uroonhorn would had
it hard work to tell what also box
was needed for a particular shipment.
A Man too small would not do. an that
would mean a waste of material and if
it "P"? too small. it would horn in be
thrown aside on a chemo of using it
for something else. Bump oi the ship-
ping clerks can usuallv tell what also
earn in unwind tor a hundred pounds
of metal of various ionsi‘ i. and mis-
taken in thin rr-apnci are very seldom
rnndo.

home as he would
desire. it is tOthis
, class that we have
’ extended a helping
hand through our
Charge System,
which enables him
to have his Furni-
ture in use while

ly feels the eiieét

See Our
, room in

t...—

. ~_...._..._.._
moonrANT MEETiNG TONIGHT.

Morehsnts’ and Manutsoturers' Associ-
ation at South Nomslk'cmb.

The young man jail Starting: in life is not
generally so well equipped in worldly re-

 

 

 

as 2

a
-

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2.: than...»

 

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lrrt ' iiLirfl"J
H0568I RSPECIAL
paying for it in such 3

 
 
 

 

small amounts. each week, that he scarce- '

on his income.
Big Show 5i
Basement

 

An important meeting oi the execu-
tivp commitioo'ot the Merchants 'Iud
liinuittuoiurora' Association will be
held this evening at tho South Nor-
wslk Club. when several important
matters will be hrouuhi up The new
prouidrni oi the Association. .i. Emory
litevons, will preside.

'l‘bn membership continuum to report
still further ulna and aim-r the his
mark has been passed. Several now
members haw hot-n added yesterday

 

 

 

H.Krieger& Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 
 

 

RIM. COLD.
An American and a Huntsman war:
discussing tho raid usuorionood lr
winter in lhe'north of Scotland.
"Why. it‘s nothing at all compared
in the cold weather is have iti‘ilt'
stator.” said the American. "i can
recollect on:- winter when n snoop
lumping lrom a hillock into a hold
become suddenly Moon on the on.»

and today. 0! urn-rial interest in this
connection is the addition or some Rn:
nylon business men. showing that
the interest in the Association an ex
tendon in that and of the town.

Thu numlation in open to any ring
nations and will be planned to take
them up and discuss them.

At this avenins‘s meeting. President
Stevnnanill announce the nsmes oi
the advertising committee. which be
war directed to appoint. Another inst.

 

is great reputation for lenrninit. and it
lady who went to that country from
Boston annealed to ilnd the proverbial
shepherd quotinngrgil and the ill-
borer who tied Burns in- honrt. slim
was disillusionoddu' liidlnlmrrli. no

coating a policeman siti- inquired an in
the whermbotita of Chriyle'a house. .
"Whirl: Carlyle?" be tinkt‘ti.

liar an electric also over the Munioipsi

tor to be brought up this evening will

and stuck in the air litre o miles at
he the situation made In the Sentinel '

ice."

"llut. man.“ unclaimed the items
mentor works. some more mutton man. “the law of sravitr Wuidn’t at
to be takau‘uo tonight are one: which low thrill ' ..

mmm ho rustle public before they "i kill”! "it“. replied "30 "ii"
are settled. without doing their cause itltclit‘r- "Fill! "it! i“ of srdvity WM
twine injury. troseu. tool

0N! ooouo Lt'f‘lmd OUT
- or the culprits holed ilei‘tri‘e Ir no

“to
ON! TOO MANY FOR HIM.
A man. villa looked .to be I ism

 

 

 

“Thomas Carlyle." iiiiiti this lady.
“What lines he. do?" nimrien

misrdian at the co.

"lie VIII it w ‘or-whut he's dead."
sit. (altered. .

”Well. “Matti.“ the but Emit in-
formed her. "if the mm is dmd ovoi-
live you. thors'

in sll‘nllaill. brought his mull litlr
wltn imioro the mngistrsts. II
but with wool ttt‘slittd'nt or b it.
an uncontrollable temper and an is»
onrrixiliin iiisimlih n.

t- insular-sis institution his toll"
ovor stmiieiousir. and W
pathetically st sis divs s vi sis-

e um: “ oil. fl.

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And may it a"
manila m:

 
 
 

 
 
 

“will. in the potion. The Mime
usually and indignation.
alone as loss who?” his honor

 
 
 
 
 

in out up till about him in it big as u. m
oi y like" s." . hm you to as Our Wt? m ,
business is m sellout“
min but tiltI «our» t m It“.

 

tine magistrate thorn was Win
triniimniwvno but new so sad at

regarded trio prisoner volts mingled
myon‘rstssmmimnm

 

 

 

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, sills!”

OHM
mounu- ..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Christmas
' , Suggestionsl.
Plenty of thorn in our now

Leather curtain Department-m ~
novelties of all sorts for mun. ‘ ,

HERE are A raw -
Collar liege and Boxes. , .
i'rotn...... ..... .....Ii.0llup i
Military finishes in sets. in '
leather dunno. loom. . $1.50 up
Flask. from ...........st.oo'up‘r
Cat-it fines and Farm.
lilo up
Folding Cost and Trousers
Hangers. is issuer been. .
"m’as-slsrsposar-vo.1” “.1
nap uteri too numerous to"
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