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CHRISTMAS l
The season when all the world
Is kin-vibe time of family
reunions. of msrrlment
and generous givln‘g.
3 it wouldseem that
nu were enjoying the balmy
Climate of the Southland-n
We could make that wish
.COME TRUE!
,pfa cold, snowy, blowy winter,‘
.\«
is no side line with
LADIES’ ctoru ,coa‘re
LADIES RAIN soars
Laolcs' run-cone
LADIES' CARACUL cons
LADIES’ soon-rs
Laoics' Hare
LADIES’ PETTICOATS
Laolés' coass‘rs
Laura's; must-s
.; SANTA LIKES
T0 naive oua SLED
May we remind those who are
giving out of their toluene
in our little brethren
. in want and need that
C to keep the body warm
03 to keep the pot boiling
is A GENEROUS GIFT
IS A USEFUL GIFT
is A BLESSED GIFT
HAZLEION GOAL
1 he B._Hershfleld & Son Co.
Tel. 294. * ‘122 Water at.
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bpeoal Holiday Boxes
ROGER LUDLOW
10c CIGARS
Nugget and Twin City
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFAGTU RER-
Boys and Youths’
Rubber Boots
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
There is nothing you can give a boy
that he will appreciate more.
Boys’ Storm King Boots. sizes 3
MEN’S SUITS
BOYS’ SUITS
' HSEIIJI In M
Stop thinking of what will I buy and where will I set the most
for my money. Como to us and be one of the money that are doing
their shopping here and are convinced the amount of money they
have to spend is well invested.
Here Are Seine Suggestions
or useful presents and must thought of during the whole year.
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6 ......................... ”.50
whim Storm King Boots, sizea‘ MEN‘S ovsncoa'rs .
11 to 2 ....................... 1.75 BOYS. OVERCOATS
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c3331.. $3777. ..K.'.".?. . . .‘TN‘smo MEN'S COAT swear.
Our Ladies' Fancy House Julieta at
50c to 31.75 are it.
Child's Red Felt Julieta at 50c.
MAX LEVY
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IIIIIIIIII ulna
"K SLIFIERS
FOR THE MEN.
Rubber Boots
Over Shoes
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Dress Boots and
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FOR THE LADIES.
wear for everybody.
l' goods are boat,
litinr‘ we sell.
Q TWAND
'81 WASHINGTON CTRII‘I”.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TILEPHONI 8084
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FIRE WOOD
tiara Wood.
iol't Wood
Split Wood, 25o Extra.
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
No. 703-2.
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Evening Slippers
's’c have every kind of Foot-
The most
a‘I-cepiable Christmas gifts. Our
our prices the
What. and we guarantee cycl‘y-
- CONNEALLY
,BRACKEN
Hard and soft ready for family nan.
' $1.76 per '4 cord.
41.60 per ‘4 cord.
‘ c'sitm sa'r'rs' wooo vane
Norwalk. Conn.
South Norwalk.
189 ashlngton St.
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TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
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We sell nothing but: I
Laoiss' censor covcae
Lsoics' Dacsscs
LADIES' HOSIERY
LADIES‘ runs
CHILDREN'S
soars
messe' cons
Miesss' run one
uses aucamo
AND GIRLS'
REMERBER. WE ALTER FREE,
SALE 1N Born sroass
513-515 Main St.. Stamford 33 So. Main St.. 80. Norwaik
We are the largest dealers of Cloaki and Suits in the State.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
, U'srzruL ‘
Holiday Presents!
BOYS’ coar swear.
sns
MEN’S saucy sus—
PENDE s
MUFFLER
naunxsnoursrs
TIES erg
‘Men’ s and Children’ 3 Shoes at Prices
Everybody Can Reach
Special for This Week
Men’ s and Children' s 310 Overcoats, 35‘
GOTTLIEB
NORTH MAIN STREET
sou'rrt‘f nbnwasx‘
Sea Food
Fish. Plains, Ilysiers. Escnllops.
Everything in tho Sou lr‘ood line at the
most reasonable prices.
A ‘Aaronson
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
Nfll lilll II
for violation of the liquor law.
guilty to go in the saloon on Christ
you. Why do you do that when
can buy a small quantity at whole
price? licud our prlcc list over
convince yourself.
Finn ()ld Whiskey, 90c quart;
Family By.» Whiskey. title quart:
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MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly pay,incnls also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business iInnaaoted strict-
ly confidential. Office hours from 9 a
m till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 4. SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at" Haviiand Bldg.
Ons flight up. Rooml.
81.23:
81.00;
“.00; (iarrct Club,
81.03; Wilson Whiskey,
key. $1.00; Hook Mountain Whis
95c; r‘ino Monogram Whiskey.
li‘inc Sherry Wino. 30c;
t‘luc t‘aliforniu 'i‘ahlc Claret
iIaIqu Wine. 8t.io;lt‘1ench Bra
Domestic. til (it) quart.
WHEN “RED W'TH CHR'BTMNS All kinda of Cordial and other It
SHOPPING
calendar with every order.
prices are Just for the holidays.
euro and take an advantage oi it.
Central Hotel
AUDITORIUM
RESTAURANT
The good cooking and moderate
prices are alwu vs satisfactory.
bolt Pollard. Main atIoI-t
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Non
Is unable to attend to his onk
on badly injured hand.
A, GIFT THAT GROWS
I Titers Is inst m sift that increases In rains ates-lilo not! your
1! is ircpt~a Ratings AWII. «rains lateral In this «was ma.
Titania-Myanmar or am villus- nithsml «vii-sum
“Whither-"seam on them". Si or hacienda.
ITRIITO.
TILIPHONI 151-3. ,
17 NORTH MAIN STREET
enlist
Cleveland Mines
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Wm drawing is some”
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from the ilmtions of ’the an ion."--
llou't
you know that you are just up much
Illa!
[toy or Sunday as lhc man that units
you
sale
and
Porn
(lid
Favorite Pure liye, 90c: Private Stock,
Hunter
Old
(II-ow Whiskey, “.05: Gibson Whis-
keys
The:
Fine Port
Wine, 36c: Private Eitocit Wine. 50c;
‘Ifni
quart: ltallau Claret Wino. 50o quart;
lw the gallon. California Wine 16c;
ndy.
H.213; lthlne Wine. 50c; Champagne
lnds
of brands which are too many to men
I tion.
Try a Little LIIIICII Call on no at our wholesale dollsrb
AT THE meat and son for yourself. Handsome
These
Be
CORNER MONROI AND GHIITNUT
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J. a'nd II. DIST-SA. Props.
a inventions of
out
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WALL STREET. it a. rue-«In a few
stocks there was strength. notably
Reading, Rock island aid. and Wabash
pid. in which the advances ran from
1 i0 llI ,IIut there was also continu-
ouu profit taking at other points. U
8.8I1‘I'I Southern Pacific and Rock
Island were sold steadiiv and a num
ber of the high priced railroad stocks
ruled under inst, Week's prices. Tex
as and Pacific, American Can aid. and
American Woolen advanced l and la
turnallonni Harvester in. The use
stocks continued to mount higher. Con
soliduted going up 2%.. and Brooklyn
Union it points.
WAIJIA S'l‘lllfilill‘, Noon.~~~'l‘ho dc-
cline became general It" checked by
the renewed advance. In Reading and
Consolidated Gas. Muisville and Nash-
ville was for-cod i'llfi under Salurdlii‘
and Atlantic (‘oast Line 1%. Reading's
train was extended to 3%. Consolidated
(ins 4 and llclaawre and Hudson. Per»
pies Gas and Term. Copper 1 Bonds
were ir'xirogulut .
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—-—Some of
low priced specialties became active
particularly the local traction group.
Meanwhile the active stocks sold of!
ruin the lscst prices. Consolidated Gan
reacting a point. Peoria and Eastern
and Third Avenue gained 2%. Granny
Mining 2. General chemical and later»
borough-Metropolitan pfd. 1% and tho
common, 0. C. C. and St. Louis and
lilrio First. old. I. I
Till. GOD. OF lNDlA.
ludin Is a land of Idols. It is «all
mated that ‘there are three hundrcu
and thirty-three million rods in Hill--
dustau. The three great and special
iy venerated deltl” are Brahma. van
on. and ”IVAN; Hindu Trimurti m
trinity. Brahms tands tinu. unsp
proachsh In it are only three
temples III at India erected In hi1
. boom; he is niornlr Invoked as the
slim of the 'I‘rini that is not mado
the outset or I worship, as ho
Is not mum taken any hit I
in mundane alga %m$hfi:as
not» . s
Maths ”tinsel
one filer mummmism-
” m.
80¢me ammo" commas... M
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NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
looks for the Boys and the Girls
Over one hundred titles of good clean fiction. Beautifully printed in lar e, lain t e and be I
in cloth with artistic titles in color. Among the story tellers dear to the‘boyfish hczft represeirtgtl
are: R. L. Stevenson, Dean Swift, Oliver Optic. G. C. Eggleson, Capt. Brereton, Jules Verne. Harry
Castlemsn. R. H. Davis, Jr., Edward S Ellis and many others. 4 .
FOR THE GIRLS are favorite authors. including Miss Mulocit Mrs.
Rosa N. Cary, Charles and Mary Lamb. Hans Christian Anderson.
L. T. Mead. Mrs. Ewing,
The array of dainty CALENDARS and BOOKLETS shows many novelties. I ' »
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. on. $1 50 $1 75, $2 on. $2. so. $3. 00. $3.50. $4.00. 54. 50.
FOR MEN—Good substantial rain resistors. silk covered. plain boxWood. or mounted in sterling
silver. in crooked or straight handles from $2. on to $4. 00.
JUST THE THING FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN, with
handles, sa— inoh size.7 75c and Snoo.
mllliil. iilllllili
District of Norwaik.
Court, Dec. II A 0,1909.
tract of Norwsik hath
allowed six months from
accounts, properly
meat to
(Ill ’‘0.. “’7
plniul.
nccticut Volunteers In
ilctnru. September i7
I-‘ohrusri of the
joining his regiment.
uni ilc
of IlienlIIIin (lctohor to,
“Will.
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I-rou, occureii illla
”It'll".
tlan Church.
it. P. t). 19.,
vlccn iiurini will be
cemetery. Brooklyn.
in
ow and one son.
a...“
are of Iii years.
ly known.
0—.
tend.
”Ma—‘-
(lrove Cemetery.
faht. One of
iiilfidlllfl that
lain QIIIIIIOII
Italiirtnstlrs.
M are some I:
not he answered by
macaw limo."
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
llutute of Margaret Taylor. late of
Norwallr. in said district. deceased
The (Iourt of Probate for the Ills
limited and'
the.
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
attested.
said time. will be debarred a rccovcry.
All persons indebted to said «state
are requested to make immediate pay-
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Administrator
IIIIII III IIIIIIII
EDWARD M. LEES. ‘
Edward .\I. Lees. of \l'cntpori. n \'l“i~ .
area of the (‘ivil War. dicd ,I'osicrriuy
utter Ii long Illness froth a chronic cunr
lie enlisted In the Hill i'oI.
Annual.
and was made corporal In" (‘mnpuuy ill
during the sumo month It
with his rcgirnonkin Inc buttiv of An .
llliII ill '
follovlirw. )‘t‘t‘ll nus
promoted to second lieutenant of (‘om-
puny K of the saute regiment.
captured by the Conicdcrutcs May 3
of that year at Chancellorsvillu. and
unwind May 33 of the sumo your, ro-
tie was wound-
ed July I at Gettysburg. and October
ii, land, was promoted to first Iicutou-
was discharged on account
IIIIM |l' ‘II
1863.
Lens was one of the best known citi-
zens "if \l'cniport and held in high on
Frederick W. Cameron.
death of Fri‘dcrick W.
morning at
home of his aunt, Mrs Arie-l Cameron.
No. 7. Hawkins avenue, East Norwslk.
where in» had boon III of Brights Dls~
lie was forty-right years of use.
The funeral will take place at his late.
home, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
servicce being conducted by Rev. lacs-
tar F. Reynolds, of the Advent Chris
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709.
will participate In the sec
Greenwood
Cameron
was a past exalted ruler of Nor-walk
Lodge, and was instrumental in organi-
sing the lodge here. the leaves a widl
Horace I. Banks.
i-ioraue Ii. itanita died Friday even-
IIIg at his home in the Halls Farms
district Iif'b‘airfleld. at the advanced
lie was one of the
oldest residents of r‘uirfleid and» wide
lie III survived by It widow.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Rev E. II. ()Imstdad, of the Greenfield
Iiiil Congregational Church officiated.
Intcimeut was In Oaklawu cometary.
Funeral of Rev. M. F. Rigney.
The funeral of Rev. M. F'. Rigney, of
Seymour, will be held tomorrow morn-
Inx, with a high mass at 10:30 o'clock.
at St. Augustine's church, in Seymour,
and the Interment will follow in St.
Augustine's cemetery In that place.
It is expected that a number of Non
walk friends of the deceased will at-
Funsral of w. M. Murphy.
The funeral services of the late Wil-
liam Henry Murphy. who died Friday
in South Norwsllr were held at the
Boldicra' Home. Noroton. yesterday. at
20' clock The Interment was In Spring
There are some tonal questions that
a witness cannot answer b
you or no and a browbest na lawyer
will sometimes take sdvantsu or this
Is class was ones do
witness snwsr ‘I‘oss
e her in the treaties or
" cannot do it." said the witness
tines thll ass
‘yes' or s ‘1”)
shoals is
m22?-...
mum,
I’ robot o
within
lie was
the _'
a s lmple
Umbrellas Umbrellas
good quality cover and pretty
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H. Krieger& 00
29-31 West Washington Street
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A MERRY
, CHRISTMAS
. For the Entire Family
Without a Cash
Outlay
Simply Open a CHARGE ACCOUNT, ..
select all the things you desire for Xmas,
pay for what you buy in SMALL WEEK-
LY or MONTHLY PAYIIEN IS. After ..
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they are suited to‘your means.
Useful and necessary things for every A
member in your family.
, H. Krieger Co.
' ' 29-31 West Washington. Street
THE CONJUROR CONPIISE'.
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He Is Deliberate in Action Thus Pro-
ducing Deceptive offsets.
That “the hand is quicker than the
eye" is one of those accepted sayings
Invented by some out who knew noth-
Ing of conjuring—or. at is more likely.
by some cunning eoniurer Who aimed
still further to hoodvrlalt II gullible
public. The fact is that the best oop-
Jurer seldom makes s rapid motion.
Litton. plain...a’o, sea and 60°
Linea, with left all
the. 36c and so: . ‘
Still. in plain colors Me to $1.60 .
for that sttracks‘ attention. even 8m“ with initials..... ----- 5°“ '4‘
gonadal? 3i? ummmm‘lisemia , ‘
near a n s nets do us ..
in every movement and It is mainly NeCkwear ). T
by his actions that be iesde‘hls audi-
ence to look not where they ouahtl
hut in an entirely diner-eat direction.-
Mr. David stsnt who for a number ‘ ‘
or connective years has entertained
lamina with his ingenious tricks. has
said: “The sodium toast be as as-
inr. by the «Men nth
In our usual superb assert
meat Immuotomrn‘:
handsome knitted all silk
to hand.
mansion corrode. tan a;“
Joseph Davis
Mr. M W.
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Norwalk Chronicler