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GANS CO.
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Vn'rthtng Cap’_' 11
L. Andrwiehedtto keep warm ‘1
' And tiring and comfortable,
contented and “cheerful.
l
al’ l
Coa‘ling Stations
, are for Uncle Sam's navy next
. in importance to the shine
themuelvee; their acqui-
sition in 111001 of
wine foresight.
H0111 about your foresight? You
dont‘ bare to look ncroas
the’Atlfintlo 01' the
Pacific for
Your COaling Station
it‘s right here at
OUR YARDS
You can't find a better one.
HAZLE TON COAL
The B. Hershtield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 5t.
’1
“fauna; thetrying months i
1‘ bi’i'coid. snowy. blowy winter,
" 111511 would seem that
, You were enjoying the balmy
Climate of the 3011111111111.— ‘
We could make that wish
(101.111 TRUE!
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have to apend to Well invented.
to no side line with no.
I
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Laoiae RAIN cone.
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SALE OF
l== Boys’ andYouths
Special Holiday Buttes Rubber Boots
ROGER LUDLOW
There la nothing you can give a boy
that he will appreciate more.
Boya’ Storm King Boota. aizeo 3
. 10c CIGARS to e ......................... .50
1,. f ‘ . . Youtho‘ Storm King Boots, oizea
~ Nugget and Twm City additivnna'"iii...“iiiaig, "5
; ' 1 cc’ CIGARS 3373.32.19 5...; 1.11.13.1132'1‘:
13.." J. REYNOLDS ‘°Ed‘i.l“ii.‘i=‘.il‘1nm. at'50c.
" Mauracrunen. M AX LE V Y
150 Woahington 81.8outh Norwaik.
(BRiDGE)
M---” ... ._..... ...... 1.»
TOYS
Dolls, Games
Etc.
W. A Briggérman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, ‘ 132 Waohington 8t.
lllllllllillli llllllllllll
SLIPPERS
_ 11611 THE MEN.
'1 ”Rubber Boots
’roa THE oovs AND (11111.13.
Over Shoes
FOR THE quLanN.
Dress 30° and Sea Food
Evening lippel‘ls Fish. (Iluiuu. Uystet'k. Eacnllopu.
,1 ’ FOR THE LADIES. Iverytitlng in the rich Food line 11111;»
most reasonable priceu.
:
\thave every kind of Foot-
wear for everybody. The lflliltil.
‘ 1 acceptable Chl'lltm gifts. Our
’ aoodu are bent, on prices the
Monti; and we guerbntec ovary.
thing we aell. l
' CONNEALLY
‘BRACKEN
It WAIHINOTON ITIIIT‘»
IDUTN NORWALK.
’TILIPNONI "H
A. Aaronson
FIIN HANKIT.
101 WASHINGTON STREET IHIDOE.
TELEPHONE 031.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVIN TOWN.
1 1111011131 '10 LOAN
We loan money to nouuleopora at
51 Weekly payments, also to property
owners on wound and third mort—
gagee. All tin-111111111 tranaacted strict-
ly confidential. Oillco houra from 0 a.
m. till 7 p, 111.: Saturdaya till I p. m.
iNDlPlNDlNT LOAN A OICURITV
COMPANY
04 Waahington It.. Haviland .109.
One flight on. About 1.
I'
iNVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO PAN-
TAKE 0" A
l’llllllllll lilllllllll l’lIlllllll
‘ SllIll Ill Hill
h.
1
11
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Herd anti wit ready for family our
1 Hard Wood ....51.75 per '7. cord.
'tloft Wood .....01.50 per 1,4 corn.
Spill Wood. 250 Extra. AT THE
. A. CANMI IITTD' WOOD YAlHD
Ne. 71 mm... 1...“... AUDITORIUM
‘Pilono No.75”. Norwaik. 1301111. rRESTAURANT
‘ . mm!
51171111311 Vollmor. who to a young
17 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
null to the mike of the 11111119111111.1111: .00?" NORWALK.
10 {11111 oapiuré ihla Wtwk whiin he .
. IPIOIAL MIDDAY LUNCH. 300
w
zoom Sayings Amount for Chrititmas
.i. , No other gift for your buy or your girl will mean so much for the
future or do 110 much to but a character.
it touches banking methods. the value of money and the power or
four per cent. interest.
it or more onena an account and gets pain book.
'Thehou
th Nu rwalk Savings Bank 1
1 DAN! IUILDINO.
’ IDU‘I‘H NOIWALK. OONN1
MEN’Sand oovs'
SUITS
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 812. ID. NORWALK
$9?
SOLID GOLD SIONET AND STONE
SET RINGS. FROM 01. 00 UP
1 W. R. Klrch & Co.
70 WASHINGTON STREET.
Corset Cutter
Birdsey Somers Co., Bridge-
port. Conn,
requirea a firet-elaaa coreet eut-
Stoady work and
good wagoo.
101'.
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HOLVENT NOTICE.
lliatrlct of Norwuiii. 1111.. Probate
Court. Dot-umber 10.1.1. 0.. 1909.
Estate of Lunatic R. lturcbnfd. late
of Norwalk. in naid-dlatrloi. deepened.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the lila-
1rlct of Norwaik. hath limited and el-
lowod 111x ntontha from the date here.
or for the creditor-a of aaid oatato to
exhibit their claima for acttlement.
Those who neglect prurient their ac
connta. properly at outed, within aaid
time. will he debnrrod a recovery. All
poreona indebted to aaid ornate are re-
queatod to make immediate payment to
R088 BURCHARI).
Executor
(110 2:1 30
WHAT THIY ALL DAV.
How We ahall label the man whom
opinion don't coincide with ours—-
whon our opiniona are hand on mon~
11y:
V1111 he'a an able fellow. but of
couran everyone know: that hn‘e 11 lit-
he hit off on
Here mention:
Politico.
Religion.
Medicine. 1'
Literature. ‘
tote.
Whatever the particular thing may
happen to he. ,
W
CONVIIOATIDN.
The riteourcea of the earth are the
hula of our national wealth. By moano
of them alone. in material things.
cornea leadorabip among the nation.
The conaorvatlon movement now fully
under way embraced the forest move
meat as one of lament-coo and great
diviaione. Thus tile canon of forcat
conaorvetion throughout the country
has won a powerful ally and a more ef-
fective oupport for the 11o k that he:
not before 11!. ~01er Pinnhot in
ow England Moraine.
FILLING MAI. POI WOOD eoaao.
To 1 part each of oil of turpentine
and oleoativo, add” 1 part or 1111on
oilvarnlab 11a 111011 of var-
growtpirtium
lion thinking of what will I buy and where trill I not the moat
‘ for any money. Come to no and be one of the mine: that are doing
their ahppnlnu here and are convinced the amount of money they
Here Are Some Suggettions
of useful proaenta and moat thought of during the whole year.
neueaeaa. we ALTER raee.
SALE lN BOTH STORES
'513-515 11111 51.. Stamford _33 811. 111m 81.. So. Norwalk
We are the turnout doaiero oi Cloaka and delta In the State.
STORE OPEN IVININGI.
This
We call nothing but:
LADIIO' CORSET COVERS
LADIII’ DBIDUII
LADIEO' HOIIIRV
LADIIB' FUR!
CHILDREN’S
COATS
Mllllfl' COATS
MIOOII' FUR IITO
NECK RUOHING
AND GIRLO'
llli lilllllllllll lllllll lililS
Ii lllt Illfllllll I'lllli
(Continued from Flrat Pale)
erybody hunched. but the bundle was
not opened immediately. which
brought forth a flood of demand in one
the present. Finally the surprised
president opened the bundle and there
. was disclosed to view a picture labeled
“Pat Crowe" and reminding Mr. Miller
of the experience he had several
months ago when he was; taken for one
of the Willie Whitla kidnappers.
The fun continued to go around the
board, the tonatnianler calling on moat
everybody for it few impromptu rc-
tuarka. Ho 111110 nominated their sub.
jocte for them. all of those subjects
having 11 peculiar interest for tho
speakers and 1111- tnernbera of 11111 club.
Matthew Corbett. for inatunce. had
uuaignod to him the topic "'l‘wonty-ulx
1311111111"; .lntuea tloldcn. "The Delibcr
ntiona of the Sunday Afternoon Meets
luau"; lilavld ll. Miller. .ir., "lino it
Feels to be Arrcatod for Kidnapping";
Edward 1“ Smith. “Omar Kha1,1.am Or
the Fatal Beauty of l'erninn Poctrv",
Maurice H. \‘utting. The Tragedy of
the'roinphoneliuainena;111' lining 1111111
none on the 100 per rout Plan“; r‘tnnk
J. Finnegan “'iiuyinn (‘igarr-ttox for
Illt' t‘rowri Hurry W. Mather. “The
City 1111 Almost Vlewoil front liw Mu,»
or'e Union": Stephen S. .lnt‘viu. "Tina
kish Tropbios”: Frederick rli. Quin
lard, "11111111 iiuylng linuw 1’11} Better
Than Shooting il'P"; Alfred 1'). Win-
ritoatmt, "\\'hii woab”: Herbert A.
Mathewson. 0 11111111111 i-‘orut Ill
vine an 1111 Automobile iitttuprr";
(it-orgi- l.. Woodward, "l-‘ronzlvd F111
noon; or. The Science of (letting Away
With 11"; George R. \‘an Alatyno. "T111-
ElliitN; or. I‘rotu n ilowboni to an
Ocean Lint-r."
A vote of thanks was tendered 81011"
11rd 'l‘lotlun for the line inunnor 111
which the dinner wan norm-ii.
The singing of the evening was very
ably led by hlf'hltll‘ti. Jarvis and Piano
111m. who: are not about to become
membera or the Metropolitan Opera
Company. '1‘11111111 who participated in
litis tnight'u reunion included:
Mathew Corbett. Richard J. Cutblll.
Jami-11 Golden. David H. Miller; .ir..
Edward-Ii" Smith, Maurice ii. Nutilng,
Frank .1. Finnegan. George 11. Van
Alntyno William (1 Miller. Joseph R.
Taylor Edmund 711111117. Herbert \’
Carr. llarry 11'. Mather. Stephen 8.
Jarvln, Victor W. lr‘urria. Elbirt W.
Fitch. Richard 11. Golden. h‘dmnnd 10
Crown Fortune lAiilin Frederick H.
Quinturd. Albert 10. Winchester. Wil
llain F. Hoyt. Arthur W. Waldron.
Mack Roth. John w. Olmatod. Herbert
A Mathewon (‘omoliua C. Romeo.
.1 Edward Slater, William Moran Dr
Harry E. linieuumvld w. Raymond
Walter 1111111110 Charla: H. Pearce.
Frank J. Donahue. George 1. Wood-
ward Marshall H. ’l‘ollee. Manuel '1‘.
Match. Alphouao N. Theriault. Cheater
11‘. Clark, linrold 1". Clark.
'l‘hurc nro an many pretty wooln thia
winter that one can't resist knitting
or crochnting something for the more
fun of unto; them. There in an capac-
ially .1111 0111-, called Lady (troy or 1.11-
ily June. or something. which in idoal
for babya' hooda and 11111111 dainty
email pieces.
m w...” 9.....—
While attempting to master tho art
of oynter opening last night, Michanl
Clincc. ran 11 knife 000p Into hia rluht
hand, making an 11eg wound. Mn
wont to tho office. of Dr. H. 11 Want
and had it drnaaod.
'i‘iie Nutmeg (ilulii of Norwalk.
hold a meeting at lta rooms, the our
nor of Main anti1 all tumors tonight
and elect officers. for the canning year
will
Rev John Qvtrognrty oi' tit Mary 11
church. in confined to the houao with
an attack of grin.
.www
Mr. and hire. charm Iii .ioltnm'it of
New York. are ’vialtorn 111 the Nor
waike today
H. I. Wattle. 11! Wilton was in Nor»
tilt m- .
ammonia
noun-armaonmamaum.
CHRISTMAS
lllIllllllS. {lllllfil’
1111111111111 1111111111 is
FOR ALL THE FAMILY .
Never had we had a flair diapiay 1n thia department. A fortunate purchaae iaat week adda to our big
Women’a tuiluize initialed“
Men‘ I all linen crossbar“
Other kinds all linen men‘ s ......
Ladiea' from ......... . . ........
kinda. of good quality. at .....
Initiated ....................
three ..............
Ladiee' linen embroidered, from”
.........
The children' a line 1: very complete.
Pretty boxes of three with colored borders“
All linen. hand embroidered initials. per box of
Handkerchief stock. Some exceptional voiuee in hand embroidered pure linen gooda.
Men's full size initialed ...... $2.50 the half dozen
.31. so the half dozen
$1 75 the do!” ' 18¢ each
A very' special value in rich Ducheae and Val-
encienneaiace.............. ........... $2.50
Beautifully hand embroidered, with lace
....1oc to 50¢ ........ .. $125 to $250
,,,,,,, 51: to 50¢. Many designs” to dainty Dresden Ribbons for
' Many fancy work from .. . . . . . . . .51: to $1.50 per yd.
5c each Special prices on Holly Ribbon, in 10-yard
"""" pieces, No. 1 to No. 40.
15° A tempting display of Ladies Silk Scarfs, plain
2 c
"""""" 5 and Dresden effects.
In Ladies' Neckwear. ask to ace the Lace Dutch
Collars. Lace Stocks. Maline Bows and Hand Em-
broidered Box Tiee_.and Jabote.
‘1
........... 50c
.12%c to $2.50
E
*-
mm... 1‘ . a... ..
llEIlllS Illll llllllllilS.
Jamoa Smith.
James Smith. who has been critical-'
ly ill at his home at 72 (‘onnertlcut
avenue for several days died uboat
noon today. The deceased wan 11 wt-
dowar. and is survived by one «laugh--
tor. Mitts Margaret R. Smith. and four
l
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Iona. James. Thomas, Prancia and
John Smith.
A TRUE PIGEON OTORV.
A gentleman had two pair-11 of pig-
eons living in dovecota place-d tildi‘ by
side. in each pigeon family there
was a father and a mother bird and
twovllttle ones. 011 a certain day the
parent; in one dovecot went away to
get food, and while they warn gone
one of their little bride fell out of the
dovoeoi and down to the ground, The.
poor baby blrd Willi not much hurt.
strange to any but it could not got
back. for it was too young to fly.
Now. the parents in the other 170""
cm wore 111 home when this lifllilif‘llt‘ll,
and it aoomod 1111 if they said to 111111111
nclvca: “One of our 11111111111 might [all
out in 111111 that way. We 11111111 do.
something to make the riovorot 11111111: '1
And then this witw. curoful father and
mother went to work. They iii-11'
about until they found 111mm small
atlrks. Tltuko they carried to thrir‘
oun «invecot.11nd there in the door
wn1 thoi built a cunning little inure
or stirku, not no high but that the little
pigmna could look over it but high
enough to keep (1111111 from ever fall-
ing out of the dovccot an their little
neighbor hail door The owner of
thr- pigeonu, who had 1101-11 the bird
ling fall and had put it back into 1111
dovocot, watched the birds the whole
time as they gathered the atlckn and
built the fence deform the doorway.
This 111 a true story, and it is ”futon
told in immi- children in Boston 111' a
lady who knows the owner or those
very pigeons.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
”.—
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November 0. 1000.
SOUTH NOIWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-——12:53x. 5:01“. 5211:. 5:05.
0:52. 7:20. 7:10. 8:183. 8:51a, 9110:.
9:87, 10:20x. 10:52:. 11:29.
P. hi.—-12:5.‘lx. 14:50:. 3:31. 5:08;.
5:3511. 515011. 6:10. 11:50:, 7:18x. 7:121.
11:10:. 10:29.
Iundayo.
A 111.“:12 11111. 5: 07a. 5:111. 11:51.
1020.
P Ill—1300. 2:411. 2:501, 5.85.
5: 50!. 7:12. 7: “a. 0:003. 10:10.
NEW YORK TO DOUTH NONWALK.
A.M.-131001.4210, 5:45.0140.7145.
8:503, Dzlbx. 10:02:. 10:05. 11:00!
11:08.
1’. M.—-—12:00x. 1:06, 2211011, 2:57.
3:32x. 3:55. 1:32. 5:02, 522511, 5:27
11:01:, 6:03. 8103:. 0:30, 11:0011.
Condaya.
11. 11:42:00; 6:00. 1:20. 0:15:
10:02:. .
P. M.-—~5:02x. 5:01. 11:01:. 7:00.
8: 308. 11:01”.
IOUTN NO:WTLK TO NEW
A. NIH—~10 10!. 1:103. 0:10,
7: 27 8:00.10:38!, 11:13:. 11.47.
P him-12: 00!, 1:21. 11:11:. 8: 2111.
ii: 20 0110101. 11:10. 7101:. 0:101.
1i:1l1. 1:11 and 1:111 in Bridgeport
only.
01111 noday .
a nix-12.10:. 1:11;, 1:11.
0:11.102“. 11:12:.
P. 11.2—«0 10x. 0:48. 7:101. 8221.
9:1211.
SOUTH NONWALK 'ro DANIUNY.
A. M.«~i:201, 0:20. 8:27. 9:511.
m--
P. M.——l:25. ittnx. 0:11. 7:110.
Inndayo. .
A. Mr“) :20. 11:15.
P. lii.«7:l5.
DANDURY 103000104 NOIWALK.
Ii M.~l'1:tl'1. 7:25. 8:20, 10:10:.
71:50. ’
1'. M.-——i:1011. 0:301. 8250.
Oundaya.
A1 Mo"“7:”51
P. Mull: 0011. it: 30v;
OOUTi-i NONWALK TO IOITON.
P. tr.--11:ot.1:tt 8:11. 51.0110. .
Danton. . . imitators.
m
H. Krieger' C0.
29-31~Wes‘t Washington Street
For Useful and Sensi-
ble Christmas Gifts
Visit Our Store
Overcoats for Men Morris Chairs
Overcoats for Boys TWkiSh Rockers
Cioaks for Girls Kitchen Cabinets
. . Pedeitals
Silk Waiéts Writing Desks
Silk Dresses
. Doll (lo-Carts
Rain Coats Music Cabinets
Ponyskin Coats
China Closets
Sable Gooey Coats Buffets 8t Sideboards
Black Fox Mutts
Dining Tables
F: R k
lap. Mink Sets ancy oc ers
Squirrel Sets
Pit‘tures
Clocks
Beaver Hats Plate Books
All Marked at Special Low Figures
for the Holiday Trade
H. Kneger 81 Co.
2931 Word Washington Street
3 «H .
THE LINE HI CARRIED.
* m rr
a n»...
J UST
11
Overcoats
LEFT FROM LAST WINTER
$7.50
worm-1 moot 111.011 1-0 $22.00
34 35 at 07 20 40 aluo‘
2 1 2 3 2 1 quantitiia
MAKI A GOOD DHIIITMAB
GIFT.
' Joseph Davis
Tailor. Oiothlor. Hotter,
Bishop Wetter-on. of Nebraska. we
never at 11,101“ for an nastier to im-
portinent quoationa. one day he met
a man on the train who mistook him
for a traveling aalnoman. and atartcd
to data the blahop.
”no you represent a big house" he
began an an opener.
”Tho vcry bimt on earth." ropllod
tho blahop with a twinkle in hie eyoa.
"What'a thenamo of. the duo." con.
tinned the nueationer.
"Lord and flhttroh.” omiled the bio-
hop pieaaantly.
"Hum! 'bord and Church!’ Never
hoard of it Got any branch honuea
anywhere?"
"Oh. yea, indeed; breach houaoa all
«1101‘ the world.‘
"Hum! 'l‘hnt’u queer! Never haul
of them. In it 11011111 or ‘nhoeel"
"Neither.”
toNa'mer." . 1 1
"0h. 1 seeidry gooda, i suppose.”-
”Wcll. you; they do call my Minoan
that aometlmea;’
Tonight the young poo in or the If. Pumtohor, ..
to. Church. announce. ultimo a hano- Trunks and Leather mode.
at entertainment for the church. A It Woahihetea Itroot,
very attractive program baa been or. 0.1101 “mm ‘
ranood, oonoiatinu of muaioal odor»
liona, audible and 0 pl or, m
1,1“. 1
Norwalk Chronicler