s a
a You HAD
Al'w‘iahing Cap‘,’
:Ant'i wishedto keep warm ,
:And snug and comfortable.
{Contented and cheerful,
:IluRing the trying months '
“ii I; 'l'
1r. r
/
Of a cold, snowy, biowy winter,
Shit would seem that
{Won were enjoying the balmy‘
Climate of the Southland—'
“We could make that wish
3.202 .113: TRUE!
' Tish-ms Q9!“- @-
. I .
Special Holiday Boxes
' - or
1- ROGER LUDLOW
x 1% CIGARS
Nugget and Twin City
‘ " ' 60 CIGARS
in. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER-
“contaminant
SLIPPERS
FOR THE MEN.
Rubber Boots
,FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Over Shoes
FOR THE CHlLDREN.
Dress Boots and
Evening Slippers
FOR THE LADIES.
We have every kind of Foot
wrur for everbe)’. The most
‘ . ptccptabla Christmas gifts. Our
good}? are beat, our prices the
least. and we guarantee every.
thing we acil.
CONNEALLY
.B R A C K E N
‘ III WASHINGTON CTRIIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TILEPHONE “34
. A... A... waewmm.m-...m .«w
” FIRE WOOD
7' lillit'il illlil soft ready for family use.
' Hard Wood . ..l1.75 nor 1/. cord.
Bolt Wood .. ..et.ao per 34 cord.
, , . ’aput Wood. 250 Extra.
, A. CARMI IETTB’ WOOD YARD
i No. 4 Newtown Avenue.
jflhonu No. 03-2. Norwalk. Conn.
‘t
a.» f
write man W boasts oi boinwr: ablo
firmik a bad habit never atop» long
68 Water Street
I O
Coahng Stations
are lot Uncle sam'e navy next ‘
in importance to the ships
tllettlaclveu; their acqui-
silica is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
dont' ham to look across
the Atlantic or the
Pacific for
Your Cooling Station
. it's right here at
OUR YARDS
You can't ilnd a better one.
HAZLETON COAL
The B. Hershiield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 214. 122 Water at.
.. .W... qu -
Boys’ and Youths'
Rubber Boots
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
There it nothing you can give a boy
that he will appreciate more.
Boye' Storm King Boote. eizea 3
to 6
Vouthe Storm King Boole, eizee
11 to 2 ....................... $1.76
Children”. Storm King Boole.
eizee 7 to 10 .................. $1.40
Our Ladiea' Fancy Houee Julieta at
500 to 81.75 are it.
Child'e Red Felt Julieta at 50c.
MAX LEVY
169 Waehington St. South Norwaik.
(BRIDGE)
....................... .32.
TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Buggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Waehington 8t.
Sea Food
li‘luh. (llama, tiyaicrs. Escallops.
Everything in the. Sc» Food line at the
most reasonable prices.
A." Aaronson
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELIPHON! 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY To man
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
ownera on eeotind and third mort»
sages. All huelnoae transacted strict-
ly confidential. omen houre irom D a.
in. till 7 p. 111.; Saturday: till 9 p. m.
lNDEPENOENT LOAN ll SECURITY
COMFINY
94 Warhington at" Navlland Ildg.
One flight on. Room 1.
ins/rifled. rnieuos '“i‘a'm.
TAKE or A
Plillllilll [lilillilll Plilllilli
Sillll ill Hill
AT THE
AUDITORIUM
RESTAURANT
17 NORTH MAIN UTRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK.
ilhtith to take up his owu bluii'.
Mr per cent. Iltlrllt.
We:
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MNorwalkSavingsBmltm
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CPIOIAL MIDDAY LUNCH, 850
A Savings Account for Citrititmas
, \‘o other gift for your boy or your girl will mean In much tor the
Intuit» or do so much to build character.
It toachee banking methode. the value at money and the power oi
GANSCO. *
“WM“
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have to attend in well invested.
in no side line with us.
Laotee' CLOTH coa'ra
Laoias’ RAIN cons
Laoiae' run coA‘rs
LADIEI' canaeuc cone
LAOIEO' suture
LADIES’ Hare
LADIEG' hurricane
LADIEB‘ coaears
LADIEB’ more
Here Are Some Suggestions
0! uueiui presents and moat thought or during the whole year. This ,
Stop thinking or what will i buy and where will I get the most
for my money. Come to tie and be one or the money that are doing
their ehoppiug here and are convinced the amount of money they ‘
/
We sell nothing but:
LAoias' coneer eovens
Laoiee' onaeeee
LAOIIS' noeienv
taoiw rune
cmtonem
coare u
mean cone
meeee- run one
week nucnmo
AND GIRLB'
RIMEQIIH. WE ALTER FRIII‘
SALE IN BOTH STORES
513-515 Main St, Stamford 33 So. Main So, So. Norwalit
We are the iarieet dealere 0i Cloaka and Suite in the State.
STORE OPEN IVENINOB.
USEFUL
Holiday Presents!
MEN’S SUITS
BOYS' SUITS
MEN'S OVERCOATS
BOYS‘ OVERCOATS
MEN'S COAT SWEAT~
ERS
BOYS’ COAT SWEAT-
ERS
MEN‘S FANCY SUS-
PENDERS
MUFFLERS
HANDKERCHIEFS
TIES ETC.
Men’ s and Children’ s Shoes t Pnces
Everybody
Specialfor
Can Rea
This Week
Men’s and Children’s $10 Overcoats, $5
GOTTLIEB
NORTH MAIN STREET
llllll lliilllili
SOL Vii: \"l‘ NOTICE.
llisilltt of \‘orwitiii. JUL.
Court. lloimubci ii. A l). 1909.
Estate of ilcnry S. Rood. into of
Norwalk, in said district. (incensed.
The (‘0an of Probate ior the Dirt-
irici oi Norwalk. hath limited and ill.
Iowod six months from the data berm!
tor the creditors oi said estate to tili’
llllilt their claims ior aetlir-tnoui.
Those who neglect to prcucni their ac-
counts. properly uttcntnd. within will
time, will he dobarrod a recovery. All
persons indebted to said cutato are rc-
quosicd to make immediate payment to
ANNA 0. R000.
lxocutrix.
_L
l‘rulutlo
(“0 I7 .21
a?
SOLID GOLD CIONIT AND OTONI
CIT RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP
W. R Klrch & Co.
73 WASHINGTON OTRIIT.
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KIPLINO HII OWN CRITIC.
"i won hitting with Kipllha in hie
garden at ltottinaduan when a atraet
organ Itrucit u “'I'ho Ahaont Minded
Bauer.“ Klol a; war eiletit one mo-
ment and than he eeili ‘ii it wee not
suicide 1 would itlll the man who
wrote that " 'l‘hia lam-eating revela-
tion waa made by the new. .I. (l. lien
rie, Mater 0! xioaeton Congregational
Church. in a lecture on iniinu. it
was hard to believe. he eeid that tin»
man who could write “The BMW
nianal" could deacend to the level oi
"Peri i Part" No man wee more
keenly oi tie to hie own auntie" titan
.W .
Oi" MMRMIO NWIOK“
”NU. Die lie—am
beware-enmity
alertetatalelaale.
homer
~im~wrmm
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SOUTI-IltNORWALK
“a ‘
A Child in a subway Train Who Cried
Once Too onen.
All liulian with hilt wit‘c and two
liliio chlldrcu not into a New York
unbway train hound uptown, 'I‘hoi'o
worc acute cnuugh. so the wiic with
our child in Ill'l' arms out down. Tho
mam carrying the other iniani, prc~
parcd to tnltc a acai.
The moment he sat down titc little
girl to bill arms not up a cry. 8hr»
wouldn‘t atop until the man not up.
For n time, no long an ho rcmnincd
standing. uhc was qnioi. Thr- moment
ho started again to bc ncatmi aha wall-
light.
Bo ho had to remain standing. The
child then touched [or the on d by
which the signals are given i car
to car. It won too hiah above her
hood. So aho crlod min.
The iathcr tried to divert hcr attan
tion to tho atrapa ae being more wor
thy at her notice. But alto wouldnt
be appoaacd What wee ho to do?
Boon anawarod. lie turned the baby
ovcr hie how as ho net down firmly
and gave her limitation: to cry ior.
A ahocitcii look name over that littic
alri'ii lace and than. alter a tow laat
howls, she won vary aliont.
Her father eat than with a look no
oi one who had solved a problem.
iara'ueea eronv rettene.
Thu proioiuilohiil etory toilora ie a
hood deal at an artiet In hie way. Ho
knowe how to eoioct or originuiu
abort, popular taloa, and how to rt»
late them in dramatic iaehion. 'l‘iw
lowest claim at etorv tellers you will
ilnti anniod on the “not i‘OI‘t‘iNn with
oorowri oi coolioe around thorn. ’i'hc
hiaher clues are termed into guild».
end them are hired to no to private
parting to lmttltt the sonata. homo
times they will be in demand at two
or three boom in on. ovouine. than
olekina up eevorei dollara. Union hi»
can cam hie ilrlnit hr hie milli- tho
teller cannot become a tnomher oi thi-
guild. 'i‘reueietiona trout English
titles are now extremely popular with
tho .Iapaiielc.
w“... ...
; a
,.,n..~.. w
itaoaur anaiuaue or vacate.
CAPE M08 l7. “lit lac
land and Antwerp mm. tor New
toil. eraa Lilliafieaoaltoi garrison
«m at It” a. I. the! about!
Gentleman. R. H. Davie, Jo.
Umbrellas
handles. 22-inch size. 75c and $1.00.
Illlllll All Fllllllllli.
James Smith. who died yesterday at
his home, No. 72 Connecticut avenue.
will be buried from St. Mary‘s Church.
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. He is
survived by two daughters. Misses,
Mary and Margaret R. Smith. and tour'
eons. James Smith, of Stamiord;
Thomas M., John and Frank Smith. oi
Norwaik.
Funeral of George Jewell.
The ioliowin; members oi the Nor-
waih Fire Police acted as pail hearera:
at tho. funeral oi their late brother,‘
Goorxo K. Jewell which was held at~
North Stamford at i o'clotk todru
Guider, George Bailwitz, lA'Wi‘llyllt
Merritt Chauncey Plait 'l‘hv pillll
hearers were under the dircttiou oi;
Henry Cornell. As one oi the tokcns,
or respect towards tho deceased ihc
Fire Police gave a beautiful floral pli ,
low with the Initials oi the company
and date on it.
The burial was in Long lllduu t‘t‘lllth
icry, Stamford.
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STENOORAPHER HANGS HERBELF i
Matrimonial .Entlnglement Believed:
to Have Been Cause oi G;ri' 3 Act. l
CHICAGO, Dec. l?“ -l.lliian Zt‘llii
a atonogrnphcr. daughter of .i. W. Zr"?
lcr. :til Sunburn avomw.
Mich, was iouud dead laat midnight
hanging to a pee chandelier oi a room
She had hanged hcrueli with a ahcot.
'l‘hc room was occupied according to
tho hotel roglatcr, by A. W. Mon-e.
Chicago rutimaotitaiivc oi a Harrie-
tturu, Pit, conccrn.
Morai- said that ho had known Miss
chlor [or six yours. He met her at
her homo. tic believed her to lie not
married. Sim came to his room early
ycaturday and complaint-ti oi (respond
cnry. accordionr to Morse. He had leit
her there to reel. he hath, u-hlit- he
wont out to uticnd to aomc business.
(in hilt roturn last midnight he found
thc bodt hanging in the room.
Mira holler wart identified by a re-
ccipt (or room mm at a iamiiv hotel.
A not immd on tho girl's body read:
“(lcncrally whcn you make a mistake
you era supposed to correct it, but it
it in a matrimonial ihcro a word in
blurrcd) you arc expected to deny it
and Ilili‘k it out."
The girl had been employed by a in.
bar agency.
Moran will he hold by the police as
a witness at the inquest.
COURTESY OBTAINS
FAVORS.
——~———
NUMEROUS
e o
Foreignera indignant Over the Lick
oi coumey and Patience 0i
Tourlata.
Whoa traveling through a nonAEnw
liahnaiwaklna country one ahooid ro-
member that it may be extremely dii‘
iIcuIt for tho poopic to uudcretnntl
what the tourint wishoa. Neither
should no» int-get that the customs.
tanioa and Iraditionn oi tho pcopic
diiior irom that oi the tourist. an a
oonuoquoncc of which the multiiurhiue
thing: and cuatotnn which hc encount-
orn do not coincide with those to
which he hail hero accuutomod. Nor
abouid ono expect to he served art
ounctlllouaiy and antleiactoriiy rut at
home. coneidoring hln varied environ-
ments. in feel. anything which one
iinde abroad ahould be given due con»
aideration and. in ma oi any con»
plaint. an ciiort made to remedy the
matter in a roaeooable manner.
Thin can be oaelly done through the
non at a little tact and common eonee.
(‘ouriney l. mmothing the public have
a right to expect oi a touriet The
tourist expects It from all than with
whom he come in contact. and al-
moer invariably receive. it: then way
annuln he be rolliciant to reoinrocato
this itiud attention and friendly die
position on the part at the foreigner.
Through auditory and its inherent
eubaidiarloe more than through any
other characteristic. a traveler may
not only ninro easily retro hilaeeli. hie
people. and hill country in the airtime-
ilon oi the not. but he therein
rime himenl in a noaitlon cited
Hinton in othalti many term and eco-
ceaalona train the in am“: who!
ho to marital wa _ ather-
oi» be am; y net“.
The tier. “ who Ia’e
coolant leteeat with a euil.
Iaaahleaet recovered.
wwwwg . .
Henry Cornell William DoKlyn. lamcal .1
Big Rapids;
on the fifth floor oi the i’nlmor House. ‘
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN
Books for the Boys and the GI "
Over one hundred titles of good clean fiction.
in cloth wl it artietlc titlee in color.
are: R. L. teuenaon, Dean Swift, Oliver Optic.
Umbrellas
plain
Beautifully printed in large, plain type and bound .
Among the story tellers dear to the boyieh heart represented
GHC Eagleeon. Capt. Brenton, Juice Verne.
Edward S. Ellis and many others.
FOR THE GIRLS are favorite authors, including Mine Mulock. Mrs. L. T. Mead. Mrs.
{v Roe; N. Cary. Charles and Mary Lamb. Hans Christian Andra-eon.
The array of dainty CALENDARS and BOOKLETS shows many novelties.
I'Ia'rry
Ewing;
Umbrellas
A carefully selected and very up- -to-date line for ladies with the popular Directoire handles. Plain
and with gold and silver mounts. $1. 00, $1. 5o $1. 75. $2.00. $2. 50. $3.00. $3. 50. $4.00. 54 50.
FOR MEN—Good subetantiai rain resistors, silk covered
silver, in crooked or straight handles, from 32. co to $4.00.
JUST THE THING FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN with
1»!
boxwood, or mounted in sterling
good qhaiity cover and pretty
rtegerk Co.
29 31 West Washington Street
F 0r Useful
Overcoatsdor Men
Silk Wrists
Silk Dresses
Rain Coats
Ponyskin Coats
Sable Coney Coats
Black Fox Mulls
lap. Mink Sets
Squirrel Sets
Beaver Hats
ble ChriStmasGifts
Visit Our Store
Morris Hairs
Overcoats for Boys Turkish Rockers
Kitchen Cabinets
Pedestals
Writing Desks
Doll Gil-Carts
Music‘VCabinels
China Closets
Buffets & Sideboards
Dining T ables
Fanpy Rockers
Pidtures
Clocks
Plate Racks
All Markedat Special LowFigures
for .the Holiday Trade
t..- wae a rnueriuo eout.
Circle in Which Oh. Gould Walk Far-
ther Then in othera.
hire. Frlnlt no a trnatinx aoul. and
rarely qnoetlonod the opinion of nth.
are about mattora concerning which
they were auppoeed to be Iniormatl.
One day the came "Moe with a pair
or now ehoee under her arm. ”(lot
them at flridea'." ehe explained, "and
they’ re the heat i ever. bought you.”
“What to an very good about them?"
inquired her eon. for whom the ehoee
were Intended.
“Why. the «lumen eaid that you
could "it Ill’thlr lit Wilt than in-
any aim without outline tin-l. and
lelidtiiltulmldatwllh mm
H. Krieger B: Co.
29-35qu washingtgp A Sheet
JUST
11 “
Overcoatsi
Lerr rnou Lao-r wmrua‘
“$7.50
WO'ITH FROM ”4.“ TO $22.00
Mlsuainloeieee
2 i 2 3 a i quantum
MAKI A 0009 OHIII‘I’HA.
Oi".
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Teller. m.
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