a _ 0 Gontented and cheerful. , I , During the trying months at a cold. ,enoWy, blowy winter, fit would seem that \ ‘i’hu were enjoying the balmy g(Airtime of the Southland~ We could make that wish onslaught onto Q9“ @- iiilliliiilli ll Billilliili SLIPPERS FOR THE MEN. Rubber Boots so: This nova ANp GIRLS. Over Shoes FOR THE CHILDREN. Dress Boots and Evening Slippers - FOR THE LADIEB. ‘;,‘*‘o"“ ' .. We have every kind of Foot- wear tor everybody. The most acceptable Christmas gifts. Our goods are best, our prices the least, and we guarantee rvmy thing we sell. p0NNEALLv BRACKEN ll WAIHINGTON STREET.' IOUTH NORWALK. ‘ TELEPHONE 80H FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use liard w ... 81.16 per 14 cord. 8011 W “ ”$1.511 per 14 cord. Split Wood, 251: Extra. A. CARMIIETTO' WOOD YARD No. 74' Newtown «Avenue. ’ Phone No. 783-2. Norwaik, Conn. CIGARS For Xmas , sears LupLow. . - tile 3 ‘NUGGET. - -, - - - Sc frwm errv. ,. - - . ‘5c‘ ”Put up In attractive (tilt Boxes. n. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. 1'oi11piiments that are lished for“ are usually scaly. ........ WW A GIFT THAT GROWS There is just one gift that increases in value steadily each year opt-«A Springs Account. earnins interest ‘iln this strong bank. . liltiIi how prob‘d your boy on tho will he with s real sasinss uses limit with his or her own name on the coverT‘Il or more to start. ‘TlieS‘odtli Norwslk SavingsBsnk UNITED IAN“ WIN“ GANs (‘30. 6| Water Street The season when all the world is sir—the time oi .famity lesbians. or mart-intent and generous giving. SANTA LIKES TO DRIVE OUR BLED May We remind those who are giving out of’ their ininoss to our little brethren in wsntand need that C to keep the b0dy warm 08 to keep the pot boiling IS A GENEROUB GIFT is A USEFUL GIFT is A BLESSED GIFT HAZLEI 0N COAL 'Ihe ll. Hershlield 81 Son 00. Tel. 294. I22 WIIOI" SI. .. . .. .. ...WWW Wm-“ Boys’ and Youths’ Rubber Boots 'FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS There to nothing you can give a boy that he will rip reolaie more. Boys’ Storm King goats. sizes: to 6 ........................ $2 Youths' Storm King Boots, siass ii to 2 ....................... $1.75 Children' s Storm King Boots. sizes 7 to to .................. $1. 40 Our Ladies' Fancy House Julieta at 501: to 3175 are it. Child's Red Felt Julieta at 50c. MAX LEVY 159 Washington St. South Norwsiir. (BRIDGE) ”A...“ .. w TOYS Dolls, Games, Etc. , W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington at. Sea Food“ Fish, (flame, ()ysiero. Escailops. Everything In the ties Food line iii the most reasonable prices. A Aaronson FIIH MARKET. IBIWABHINGTDN STREET IRIDGI. TELEPHONE 981. FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN. MONEY TO LOAN . We loan money 'to nousoleepers at 81 weekly payments, also to property owners on second and third more mes. All business transected strict, iy confidential. Olllce hours from O a. to. ill) 7 p. 111.: Saturdays till I p. in. iNDEPENDINT LOAN I llCURlTY COMPANY 00 Washington 81.. Hsvilsnd Iidg. One night on. Room 1. .... .. .. .... ”.....-— ...—...... WHEN TIRED WITH CHIIQTMAB SHOPPING Try a Little Lunch .AT THE AUDITORIUM RESTAURANT . The good cooking and moderate prices are always satisfactory. 17 Nomi MAIN mast sourH NORWALK. . ”If”. ”DIWALI. sous. ‘ . J. and 1. Disrsa. Props. have to spend is well invested. is no this line with us. LADIIB' cLorH soars Lamas oats soars Lsoiee' run soars Laoiss' canacuL cons Lsoias' sitters unrest HA‘rs LADIII' Perrioosrs Laoiss' censors LADIEO’ waters MEN'S SUITS BOYS'SUITS MEN'S OVERCOATS . BOYS' OVERCOATS MEN'S COAT SWEAT- ERS Everybody NORTH MAIN STREET NilI iillllII (or violation of the liquor law. Don't you know that you are just as much guilty to go in the saloon on Christmas Day or Sunday as» the man that sells you. Why do you do that when you can 0in a small quantity at wholesale price? Read our price list over and convince yourself. Fine Old Whiskey, 901‘ quart; l‘ure Fantiiy‘ilye Whiskey. 901‘ quart; Old Favorite Furs Rye. 901'; Private Stock, $1.00; (Barret Club. 81.25; iiuntcr. 81.05; Wilson Whiskey. $1.00; Old Crow Whiskey, $1.05: Gibson Whis- key. 11.00; 110011 Mountain Whiskey, 96c; Fins Monogram Whisltoy. 76st Fine Sherry Wino. 80o: Fine Port Stop thinkina oi what will 1 buy sad when still i not the most for my money. Come to as and he one oi the uneasy that are doing , their shunning here and are donvinoed the amount of money they Here Are Some Suggestions Not useful presents and most thought or durlns the whole year. This REMINDER, WE ALTER FREE. SALE IN BOTH STORES 513515 Main 8 .. Stamford 33 80. Main 81., So. Norwalk We are the largest dealers oi Steaks and Cults In the Otsts. STORE OPEN EVENINGO. USEFUL “‘ Holiday Presents! Men’s and‘ Children’s Shoes shat Prices Special for This Week Men’s and Children’s $10 O've'icoats, 55‘ GOTTLIEf’n We sell nothing but: LADIIO’ OOIOIT GOVIRS LADIII' DREBIII LADIEO’ HOIIIRY 1’" LADIEI‘ EURO CHILDREN'S COATS MIOIEO' COATS MISIIO' FUR OETI NECK RUGHING AND GIRLS! ‘I BOYS' COAT swear. ens MEN'S FANCY sus- reunites MUFFLERS HANDKERCHIEFS 'rnas. ETC. Can Reach p, ...e" SOUTH» NORWALK IillllI Ill flit SIIIEI. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-The stock market opened lrreaulnr within a narrow range. Only a few stucks showed riianses In excess of a 11in and the gains and losses were quite evenly divided. international Harvest or rose t and Rock Island ‘15. U. 8. Steel and N. 1'. Central declined 55. WALL STREET. it u. n1.-—A belly- aut rise in the galstflcka strengthened the whole list temporarily. but the readiness shown by the traders to take profits In Reading and other active stocks prevented the general market from melting any, capital progress upwards. Con Gas gained a points. International Harvester ”it. the greterred 395 and Brooklyn Union Wine, 351:; Private Stock Wino. 500; (3.. Fine California Table Claret, 350 quart; itsltan Clsrot Wine. 600 quart; by the nation. Caiiiornia Wins, the; ltslian Wine. 11.10; French Brandy. 11.20; Rhino Wine. 50c; Champagne Domestic, 82.00 quart. All llinds of Cordial and other kinds of brands which are too many to men- lion. Call on us at our wholesale depart- ment and see for yourself. Handsome calendar with every order. These prices are Just for the holiday“. BP- sure and take an advantage at it. Central Hotel CORNER MONHOI AND GHIITNUT ITIIITG. TELEPHONE 1614. Six-HAITII AOROUND.m VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass" Doc. 21. «The six-muted schooner Mertio 13 Crowley is not ashore on 'i‘ueitarnucii Shoal. as at ilrst reported but is aground on a lump hail way between Half Moon about sad the buoy merit in. the and of 'l‘uehsrhuok. The hip vessel is not demand and Is not looking .. M Adolph Huber oi “Doubt". can most Oundsy oi trissds in “slim tours oath. Ir. itnhsr was My” ed in this oil! with his rather in firs-rm» W ..g~~ 4 WALI. S'l‘ltEIii'I‘. Noon.-—I’rloos wav- ered uncertainty over's narrow range and on yer iight,deslinas. Special- ties made iIie only conspicuous move- ment. Bonds were irregular. WALI. STREET. I v. m.-~’i‘here was a brie! animation In the copper stocks, but after Ainaiaamated Copper and American Smelling had risen a point. the market tell back into inaction, and speculation became uninteresting. GARVAN’S IROTHIII MAY LIVE. HARTFORD. Dec. 21'.-So much ini- provod is the condition of Judge Ed- ward .l. liarvttn. of this city Isle today. that his brother. Assistant District At tornoy Francis 4.10arvln. who rushed here from New York at midnight. us- ins automobile. and a special train. left early in the mornins. His brother in law Secretary 111. 1" many. of the Edison Company. trill also leave tor New York today It the improvement continues. Judge (larvnnt still critically ill from n pussiina st mach ailment which mystliios the stionilln surgeons who operated last week; o is the son of Patrick Oat-ran and Is now associated parser business. Their who sits r one are illic- 11 to Tami INF WW.” The only pleasures opposed those that are earned 1 this mm alarm our re as mission» M "'6 “o“fi... linseed; oases-rs summon. slowest.“ cons. CHRISTMAS FUR COATS ”IOIAL III-LING OP LADIII FUN COATS. JUIT THI THING FOR ND‘TOMNG OI DRIVING- ITVLIIM GARMENT. IN ILACK RUIIIAN PONY, FRENCH IIAL. ILACK GAIAOUL. ”OWN MAINOT AND IROWN GONIV. ; , 14000105110000 2. FUR SETS AT ALL PRICES THE BEST SHOWING lN TOWN OF HIGH GRADE FUR SETS THE CHOICE ID VERY WIDE. INCLUD- ING BLACK MARTIN. BLACK OPOSBUM. BLUE WOLF. iOAlELLA AND BAIL! FOX. BLACK LYNX. PERSIAN LAMB AND MINK. BLACK WOLF. 1 THE PERSIAN LAMB SETS ARE EXTRA VALUE. MUF781'851MO; COLLARB. $32.,” THE MINK SETS ARE VERY FINE IN COLOR, WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES. COLLARS. $3.50 To $33.00; MUFFS, $12.00 TO 150.00. mm 1 IIIIIII III) IIIIEIIIII. Mrs. Hattie H. Riellestahi. A cabiozram from Europe brings wife of Harding ll. Richeslohl. and daughter of the late OIIvor H. Perry. of Southport. She had been a resident of Denmark for the past 18 years. going to that country V th her husband. who had fallen hei o the considerable estate of his ancestors. The estate is called “limp." and is located on the peninsula oi .letiand. They have no children. She is sur- vived by three brothers, John 11.. president of the Southpori Covings Hank and lormeriy a judge of the Common i’lnpe Chart: Henry 11.. tel. Ier in the Sonthport Savings Flank. and Winthroii 11., a practicing attor- ney in the same town. Nothing for. their than the mention of the death was in the tidbit-grunt. Funeral at E. M. Loss. The funeral services 0! Edward .11. Lees. will be hold at 11on Trinity church, Wootporl. 'l‘bursllhy silmuoon at ‘2'ocloek. The downscd had lived many years in Westxmi'l. and was re sported by all who know him For it number or months his health had been very bad and. his death was expected at. any rumuoui. lie was 11 member oi the G. .1. R. A delegation from Burli- Inghsm Post No. 13. NOTWRIK, will at» tend the funeral and the deceased will be buried with military honors. W tumultuous. MUSIC HALL. This week‘s bill at Music Hall is :1 grand Christmas treat and is being: heartily enunciated by the public. It . is full of bright interesting; acts of a most entertaining character-warts that play in the biggest vaudeville houses In the country and one. The Three Newcomers. the peers at equilibrium. are Just over from London. where they were a his success. Their not alone to enough to carry a hill but at Music Hall I is only one of many very line nttrncii he. "the Joy Riders." a miniature musical ooniedr. in the cast of which there are seven people. Is a whole show in itself and should not hr- missod. it Is dainty. replete with line music and Is hesutliuiiy staged and costumed. Mots and hints in a midnight rehearsal will certainly drive duIi care sway. Some or the other bright spots in the entertainment to elude Murray 11. Hill. the funniest monoloaulst who has come into town in many a day: Celeste iiiiidy. the male soprano, Fred and Lottie Walton and now moving pictures of the really in- teresilnn kind. Some of the acts are special extras for holiday week. The prices remain the some. ten and two» ty cents evening. and for the matinees. which are now given daily. ten cents for adults and live cents for children. Nonwittss surnames. cyan—n— Osnds invitation to Osnhury to‘Msks ‘ Holiday Gsll. Danhury business men have sent friendly invitations to Nero/slit upon occasions of Altair Week carnivals and similar seasons of entertainmetnt to come to this city and enjoy ltshospi- tsllty and now Norwsiir ls returning the compliment by giving Dsnhurlans an invitation to ride to that city by special' train next Thursday evening to see its holiday liluminations. The invitation as it appears to the advertising eoiumns of today' a paper. contains a d oatet hint that tpvslk stores oontsi extra line a oi Christmas a. but it cannot be that Norwaiii merchants expect Dsnbury visitors to do their holids shopping there. Nerwaik could he ly expect that. Danbury will accept with real pleasure and genuine neighborly egr- thuslasm the invitation to see to sparkle oi Norwsiit‘s Christmas lights and Join its promenade" on the bust hess streets. at it will continue to do Its Christ 11 shopping at home. Al the senior limp Donut-y makes Iriendly sentient-damsel oi the on- terprise of No ofiliinusinsssidss menthol prompted the ilday carnival m the Perhaps this city will have mChrIltlnll installations and holder” 1 III carnival limits on “invitation mums iothissiir.sss.s=-sseiohsy.iilssy MM is tile-m ,1. the Intellipence of the death on her‘ estate in Denmark of Hattie H. Per-l V 1"“. i H. Krteger ‘1 29 31 West Washington Street A ERRY CHRISTMAS For the Entire Family Without a Cash .. Outlay Simply open a CHARGE ACCOUNT, select all the things youwdesirerier Xmas, pay for yvhat you buy in SMALL WEEK LY or MONTHLY rAviirNTs. “ m Alter Xmas payments are easily met, because they are suited to your means... ' I , Useful and necessary thing's for every member in your family. H. KriegerSt‘Co. 29-31 West Washington Street mooon vvaLKmo. Surprising Figures Disclosed by a He- set Keeper's Pedometer. How far do you walk In a day? Not in the street, but even Outdoors, but In your house or place oi business? It is a safe bet that low busy persons could come within a mile of telling. The manager of one or the largest hotels in New York decided. some time ago to dim outoaactiy how much indoor walking he did. so be houshi a pedometer and carried it with him- ou his daily rounds. He seldom walks up or down a stairway. 111$ Gloves as Christmas Gifts Iiout’s UIIIln-QII Fown'es‘ Untitled ....1....01.Iltl Donis‘ SIIIi Lined nun-”$2.73 Dont‘s Fur lined.” and $6.00 Other styles trout. . .iiilo to «no _ MilFit‘iiiliRS. in square. fold— “ ed or the knitted styles... $1.01) to “.00 \. “32.00 the 12an for perpendloular trsv but he does visit every ”-psrt oi h / building at least once a day. The pedometer experiment eon. 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