1 IF you HAD
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A “Wishing Cap" «.1 I
And _vvished to keep warm ’
And snug and comfortable,
“HI '.
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Contented and cheerful,
During the trying months
Not a cold. snowy, blowy winter.
So it would seem that
Ken worsenjoying the balmy
(ii: .ate of the Southland4- 1
.WI: could make that wish I
COME TRUE!
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Special Holiday Boxes
i\0GER LUDLOW
10c CIGARS
Nugget and Twin City
5c CIGARS
n. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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IIIINNENIIIN NNNNNEN
SLIPPERS
FOR THE MEN.
Rubber Boots
9 FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
I Over Shoes
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Dress Boots and
Evening Slippers
FOR THE LADIES.
\‘.'c how every kind of Foot-
\lt‘lii' for everybody. The most
on I-pinlllu t‘hI'lstqua gifts. Our
gown; urn hunt. our prices the
In.‘ t and we guarantee I‘vel‘y-
I1.. J we sell.
BRACKEN
' iii WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE SIM
FIRE WOOD
IItII'Il IlIIII soft ready for family use
IIIII‘iI Wood . ”$1.75 per ‘4 cord.
ISIIlt Wood . ...$1.50 per 14 cord.
Split Wood. zeolcitirn.
A. CARMI BETTE' WOOD YARD
’ Ne. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 783-2. Norwsllt. Conn.
liezcsi hunting is the attempt to
I the my Ihnrt serve as the other
’ "littlmilaiih.
Issuesusoosoosesososssss
i
1qu per cent. Interest
A Savings Account for Christmas
. No other gift for your boy or your girl will mean so much for the
future or do so much to build ehnIaeter. ,
it teaches banking methods. the value of money and the power of
ti or more opens an account and gets pass book.
UNITED IANK IUILDINO.
“was. L
I. one no
“Water“
Cooling Stations
me for Uncle Sam's navy next
in Iquunnnee to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition is proof of
wise foresight.
How about your foresight? You
dout' hnvo to look serous
the Atlantic or the
Pacific for
Your Cooling Station
it's right here at
our vanes
You can‘t find II better one.
HAZLETON GOAL
1’ he 8. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Boys’ andYouths’
Rubber Boots
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESBIITS
There is nothing you can give a boy
that he will appreciate more.
Boys' Storm King Boots. sizes 3
to 6 ......................... $2.50
Youths’ Storm King Boots, sizes
11 to 2 ....................... $1.75
Children‘ a Storm King Boots.
sizes 7 to 10 .................. $1. 40
Our Ladlss‘ Fancy House Juiiots at
500 to 31.75 are it.
Child's Red Felt Julieta at 50c.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)
TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington at.
Fish. Plums, (.lysters. Escallops.
Everything III the Sea Food line at the
most reasonable prices.
A Aaron‘son
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
31 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort~
gages All business transacted strict-
ly confidential Office hours from 9 n.
to. till 7 p m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN A OCCURITV
COMPANY
94 Washington 3h. Havllsnd Iidg.
Ons flight us. Room 1.
WHEN TIRED WITH CHRIOTMAS
SHOPPING
Try a Little Lunch
AT THE
AUDITORIUM
RESTAURANT
The good cooking and moderate
prices are always satisfactory.
17 NORTH MAIN STREET
so’urn sonwam.
OOU'I'H NOAWALK. CONN.
forum. Minnesotans
have to speed is well invested;
is no side line with us.
LADIEI’ CLOTH eoars
Laoize RAIN cone
LADIII' run ooare
‘LADIIB'CARACUL soars
LaoIea' sitters
’ LADIES' Hit-re
LADIES’ Parrtcoars
LADIEC’ cones-re
LaoIae' wAIars
Ito’thlmlofmeIlhrlldMwilflfltihmt
tlelr ahoooisa here and are convinced the amount of Issues they
WNWICWIMSINW
Here Are Some Suggedions
of useful presents and wrist thought of durina the whole year. This
We sell nothing but:
LADIII’ CORGI? COVER!
LAOIIB’ DR OBI.
LADIEO’ H IIRY
LADIEI‘ FUR.
CHILDREN'S
COAT.
MISSIO' COATS
MIOOEB’ FUR SETS
NECK RUCHINO
AND GIRLS’
REMERIIR. WE ALTER FREE...
SALE IN BOTH STORES
513-515 Main St, Stamford
33 80. Main St. So. Norwuik
We .are the largest dealers of Cloaks and Suits in the State.
STORE OPEN EVENINGG.
USEFUL
Holiday Presents!
MEN‘S sun‘s
BOYS’ sun‘s
MEN'S OVERCOATS
BOYS' OVERCOATS
MEN‘S COAT SWEAT-
ERS .
BOYS' COAT SWEAT-
ERS l‘
MEN‘S FANCY SUS-
PENDERS
MUFFLERS
HANDKERCHIEFS
TIES ETC.
Men’s and Childrens Shees at Prices
Everybody
Special for
Men's and Children
Can Reaeh
This Week
’s 310 Overcoats. $5
GOTTLIEB
NORTH MAIN STREET
sour NORWALK
”a. um. “3:3, .,.,.
NIII IIIII II
for violation of the liquor law. flout
you know that you are just as much
guilty to go III the saloon on Christmas
Day or Sunday as the nuns that sells
you. Why do you do that when you
can buy a small nuunIlly at wholesale
price? Read our price list over and
convince yourself.
Flue ()IIi Whiskey, litlc quart; Pure
Family Rye Whiskey. title quart; ()Irl
Favorite Pure Rye. we; Private Stock,
$1.00; tlnrret (.‘Iuii, $1.25; Hunter,
81.05; Wilson Whiskey. $1.00; Old
Crow Whisker. 81.06: Gibson Whis—
key. $1.00; Hook Mountain Whiskey.
title: Finn Monogram Whiskey. 760;
Fine Sherry Wlne, 80c; Ii‘ino Port
Wine 36c: Private Stock Wint- 60c;
Fine California Table Claret 25c
quart; itsilsn Claret Wine. 50o quart;
by the gallon. California Wins, the:
Italian Wine. $1.10: ii‘rench Brandy.
$125; Rhino Wino. title; Champagne
Domestic. 32. 00 quart.
All kinds of Cordial and other kinds
of brands which are too many to men-
lion.
Call on us at our wholesale depart-
ment and use for yourself. Handsome
calendar with every order. These
prices are Just for the holidays. Be
sure and take an advantage of it.
Central Hotel
CORNER MONROE AND CHIOTNUT
STRIITOI
TCLIPHONI 151-8.
J. and L DISESA. Props.
THE FRENCH COHOOLIOY'I HARD
DAV.
French children are often on their
way to school a little after 7 o'clock
midis morning. if they have oonclud
heir lessons by fl oclock in the
mm. it is only by dint of great an
plicstiort Young men atudyin for the
hi her professions have upon utments
at it their tutors at 5 o'clock In the
morning in summer time; otherwise
they cannot accomplish the mountain
of work that lies before them. in all
branches of art labor of the tyre is
immense. At the conservatoiro the
strenuous life is carried to s point
which provokes the astonishment
even of laborious German students.
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Dividend ‘ Notic e
I20TH
’ s
SocIety
Norwuilt, Conn. llec. In, llitlii.
annum was declared
It)
ending flocembor iii. 1909.
X0. IMO.
rnnunmok A. ELLS.
(”8 lot
Semi-Annual Dividend
The Norwalk Savings
At It meeting of the lliwciors of
this Society. hold this day. II dividend
at the rate of 300R it) per cent, per
depositors
from the earnings of the six months
The same will be entered on puss
books and paid on and after January
liy order of the lioard of Directors.
Treasurer
h Monastery knew
”:1memou Optic, O. C. Caisson. m Verne. Harry
WEEMJrnldwdg‘Hilissndmym Capt. 1“
FOR THE GIRLS are favorite authors. inelud
Ross N. Cary. Charles and Mary Lamb. Hans Ch
mguimmmmm
fortbeBoysandtheGm
Mess! denim
macs
Miss unlock
a Anderson.
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Mouths
Mrs. L. 1‘. lead. Hrs. Ewing.
The array of dainty CALEN DAIRS and BOOKLEIS shows many novelties.
Umbrellas
Umbrellas
handles. aa-ihch size. 75c and $I.oo.
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IIIII IIIilII INNENII IIN'
‘IINE SNIIIII °
(Continued irom First Page)
While crossing from one track to an
other]. the freight train was hit dingou
a y.
were pinned beneath the wreckage.
The passenger amine overturned car-
rying its crew underneath.
A party of Vassar girls. on their
way home for the Christmas holidays
. was among the passensss and they at
once plunged iiito a work of giving
temporary aid to the injured and rose-
suring the frightened. My: thcyt
and railroad men. Not one of the.
girls was hurt.
All of the passengers were Iiikl‘ll to
the Union Station immediately and
given a steaming hot breakfast. By
5 o'clock all had resumed their ionr-
ney.
There were some fifty passengers in
the forward or day coach which was
not overturned and there were thir-
ty occupants or the lili‘t‘llll’lg
which were overturned.
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The crew of the switch engine '
spread good cheer among passengers , ‘
Passengers declared that lIiI' escape ‘
without one fatality wus: wonderful in
ours and was in If confused inuzie be
ticsih the second coach when the rare
swung across the tracks and stopped.
Wreck At Western Springs. Iii.
CHICAGO, llor. lite-Jralu No .12 on
the Chicago. Burlington and Quinn
Railroad, the Oriental LImItv-Ii. was
wrecked III 4:30 this morning at \Veat‘
ern Springs. ill, near Chicago. three
ment. No person was killed. Two
women passengers were Im- worst lu‘
lured. (‘ine of them suffered a broken
leg and the other II broken arm. tith-
ur passengers who were hurt received
cuts from broken glass and were brute
ed and shaken up.
The train which came from the Pa
cine toilet by Why of St. Paul was run-
ning rapidly. being seven or eight
hours late. it was due in (‘hitaao at
9 o'clock last night. At too this morn-
Ing when near Western Sprlnaa s bro
ken rIIll sent the three sleepers rolling
dow an embankment ten or fifteen
foot. pitching the cars on their sides
III the ditch.
The fact that no person on board the
all who were in the accident. Although
the weather was nearly zero, the pee-
senfiors suffered little from the cold.
Relief was promptly at hand and the
passengers were able to dress before
leaving the cars, notwithstanding that
the coaches were In the ditch.
Many Passengers Killed.
EAST LAB VEGAS. N. M. Dec. iii.
«East-bound passenger train No. it on
the Atehison, Topeka and Santa it‘s
Railway, was wrecked early today near
Fulton, N. M.. Iiftyuiive miles west of
here by a broken rail. Several unseen
gore are reported killed and II score in.
lured.
rue saoasw case.
Next Week May has the [ruling of
OIRMON ON CHRIITIAN ICIINCE.
or his sermon, Sunday evening. Rev.
(3. i). Egbert says: What would you
think of destroying an evil by denying
HIM it existedwhy trying to convince
a wmnadoar that be Is not a guilty
sinner~»"that if he will make himscl!
believe that he has done nothing
wrong. then he has done nothlnu
wrung?" Plenty of, people have con
sidered (:hriltinn Science in its i’fliil
tion to health who have novarnoushl
erod it, at all in it. relationto crime
Carry out its ideas logically and If is
hard for the ordinary thinker not to
be convinced that If a murderer can
convince himself that he has not conr
mitted murder by virtue simply of
that onnvlction he is innocent no unit
for how rod sin his hands with tho
blood of his foiiuit'. ch questloua us
those. of deep lnlotos .lell Ilf‘ discuss
ed at the First Church in an‘wnik to
marrow evenioxri the tenth of flu
stories of Titan - Minute Talks on
Truth and lilrIor Christian defence.
The usual lit-a i on service pro
codes the address. Al seats are he;
and a hearty welcome is assured.
a
Mr and Mrsdl W Pagan of Sen
view avenue. set out this morning In
their automohlitl for New York and
the Cult.
sleeping cars rolling down an enillsnk- “
Ponyskin Coats
train was killed seems remarkable in ‘
NEW YORK. Dec. ill.-—-"Neat week
may see the Brokaw vs Brokaw case
completed and it may not " was the
indefinite forecast today of counsel in
Mrs. Mary Blair nmksw's suit for a
separation from her woal‘i‘w- husband.
W. Gould Brokaw. r Brokaw
himself takes the stand th case is
likely to be further drawn oaN1 as M.
torney Haidri g has indium hat he
will subject t s
cross-examiristlon if he
chance.
There was a break today in the ear-
ration of events in the nationally mar-
aeta the
defendant to a long
Iicd life of the couple, court having
adjourned over to Monday. Mean.
while «conciliation rumors persisted
These were scouted by both sides.
“A reunion with Mrs. ‘firoiiaw is how
out of the question." was Mr. Brokaw‘ a
positive declaration.
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Clinton (lommsndery. Kai hts Tem‘
nlnra hcln n regular concave . lest
riahl when two candidates were init-
iated into thii (studio coarse. The air
nusi conolavii comes in February.
A son was “hero Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs. Michael shoe. or li'siriioiii avenue.
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Umbrellas
A carefully selected and very np-to-date line for ladies with the popular Directolre handles. Plain
and with gold and silver mounts. $f.00. $1. so $1.75. 82. on. $2. 50. $3.00. $3 so. $4.00. $4.50.
FOR MEN—Good substantial rain resistors. silk covered. plain boxwood, or mounted in sterling
silver. in crooked or straight handles, from Soon to $4.00
JUST THE THING FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN with good quality cover and pretty
H. KnegerSr Co
29 31 West Washington Street
For Useful and SCHSN'}
‘3.
VII‘W of the lillt‘l'd nn-l Irv-lain of the; "
irniu. t , ‘.
The broken roll, termed ht rollmwti _
urn a "snake rail," instead of llIt‘f'fIlif-KI
one of the cars, rolled up beneath the: .
ble Christmas Gifts '1;
Visit Our Store
Silk IWa'sts
Silk Dresses
Rain
Coats‘
1. Sable Coney Coats
~ Black Fox Muffs
lap.
Mink Sets
Squirrel Sets
Beaver Hats
\ Overcoats for Men Morris Chairs
Overcoais for Boys Turkish Rockers
Cloaks for Girls
Kitchen Cabinets
Pededtals
Writing Desks
Deli Go—Carts
Music Cabinets
China Closets ,
Buffets 8r Sideboards .
Dining Tables
Fancy Rockers
Pidtures
Clocks
Plate Racks
All Marked at Special Low Figures
J for the Holiday, Trade
H. Krieger‘
2931 West Washington. Street
Co.
i I
llliiNS I.
mineral services over the remains of
the late James Smith. of 78 Connecti-
(‘ilI HVCIIIIO.
were held this morning
from at. Mary's fliuigoh,» the Rev. Fax
thor McGuinesa ogieistina. During the
service. Miss Helios Mlllerd‘ rendered
" Pic Jean" and as the body has be-
ing home from the. Church, the choir
rendered "lead Kindly Liam "I
The nail bearers were Dennis Col-
llus James
and Daniel
and Charles collation were flower
hearers.
W
Robert Roberta. an East
man. was arrested
Dennis Horau
Henry Smith
Maloney.
McCarthy.
Norwslk
last night upon
complaint of his wife. by Constable .l.
.l Goodwin.
with with emotions“ and breach
the peace.
Roberts was
in the police court this
morning, Judas Taylor imposed a son-
tense of to days and envision sea of
the counts
W
Nothing more quickly blinds II man
planned to so then to Long island to
visit friends.
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to all need than inciting out for iii In-
aelf aloha. .
I .. as.» “was-«o»
No man gets its! closer to real retia‘
ion by iumplna into a theoloaloai fila-
evasion.
“Almigw
Leather
Goods‘
Christmas Gifts
Suit Gases .. $3.60 to simo‘
Traveling Baas. .01.” to $26.00
We wish to call your at-
tention to our. Traveling
Baas fitted with neces
sary toilet articles. . . , .. .
Ii see to 023.011
Our new Leather Goods
Donsrtmeut for men can“
talus: seasons: suitable
gifts from. mile“: to 110.00 cash:
0'!” IVIAY [VIKING UNI"
'f'll. OHAIO‘I‘HAI.
Joseph Davis
Tailor owner. ms...
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