Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 4, 1910 · page 2

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*' “shrinks

FOR THC MIN.

uhher 'A‘Boots
Over Shoes

atron Tue CHILDREN.

_ Evening Slippers

V ,1” pron THE Lamas.

 

We have every kind of Foot-
wear for everybody. The most
‘ acceptable Christmas gifts. Our
@0063 are beat, our prices the
least. and we guarantee every-
’ thing we sell.

NEALLY
AND
fBRACKEN

I1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3684

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FIRE woou '

I and sort ready for family use.

Maui Wood ....8I.75 per 84 cord.
”Vnod ..... 31.50 per h; cord.

(.rwhvpiit Wood. 25c Extra.
”my BETTS’ WOOD YARD
[slopiewtown Avenue.
Norwaik, Conn.

Cigars

Captain l). '---———--———.
master anti after-J5 NEW YEAR s

ol congratulation we WAS TO
. . ”'.‘.".“‘.':“i"'.S’Ii’..‘.’l‘ii2 but the
0
Beat Cigars

ASK FOR THE

Roger Ludiow, 10c
Twin City. 5c Nugget. 5c

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURIR.

 

 

 

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Tuei‘euus COM- (39.

miTEEN-TEN

mares-and thanks
.0 your kind patronage
So are we!
And it is good to think
That in this age of wireless.
Homeless, boneless, seedless
Things, some day there may be
Siateiess Coal!
Some day, we say, but not as yet.
Tho’ ours is surely matchless;
And it‘ you today resolve
in use the FERRIS kind
Cold weather with—tor you-—
Have loot its sting.

‘ ’Taefil‘uus @AL @.

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'Yoloroti waists with run of Whito

 

 

 

winner! In the t-oior are promised;

‘,|r:oming autumt-r.

 

a fade On or

amen IOLHANO. M

 

& GAS oo.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“ ‘ 68‘ 1Water Street

 

 
 
 
 

You and yours won‘t look such
a ohil|y--irostbitten~rod nosed
crowd if you use

HAZLETON

COAL

Moat any kind will answer for
mild weather. itoai winter de—
mands real. lasting. strenuous
coat that

Gives Out a Cheery
Welcome Heat

IT'S SNAPPY COAL
,FOR SNAPPY WEATHER

TheB. Hershiieid & Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

 

 

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A“ ~Few Bargains A in

RUBBER GOODS

Sizes
Alt-it‘s Storm King liools, lirlii. . . .5335

Men's Short Kuoo Iimrtx. tivll . , . 2.50
Men's Storm linlthora, ii-iil. . . . .75
Ladloa' Storm lluhlwra. L'- iu’. ,. .50
(‘hild'h Art‘llrs, livil . . .75

MAX LEVY

169 Washington St. South Nor-walk.

, . . T3“’_S .

Dolls, Games,

Etc.
W. A. Briggermanfs

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Waahlngton It.

 

 

We loan money to nouaoawpora at
81 Woultly payments. also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict
iy confidential. Utiloo hours irom 9 a
DI. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays tiii ii I). tn.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 0. SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Waahlngton 8th Haviland Bldg.
One flight on. Room i.

an ' nu can am
an no SERVICE

AT TH!

Auditonum Restaurant

17 NORTH MAIN eraser
TELEPHONE 1038

MID-DAY LUNCHEON. 35c

 

 

In ”MDT to avoid an arguau'ul with
a woman aul‘irueiut on tho aohjo-ot or
her hobby, a happy lnu-lwlur gnilantly
uranium-ed In ”W truth of her aauur-
iioua.

“litil_ sir." Htvruiy roumrltoti“ Ihv
spinstor. "your admission in anythlut
but l'l'l.‘tiiiflili9 to you. What. for In-
atant'r. havo you over done for the
omam-lpatlon or wtmuin"

"Madam." responded tho RI‘IIUPIIIMI
with a pollio mulls-and a how. "I how.
at least remained a burboiort" «Judge.

An eye for on «yo and a hook for
a hook in the way It appears to a par-
apirlnit husband ondoavoriuu to not his
wife Inrroaanrl in her dirortoirt- In

 

 

DEPOSITS

Before January 10th Draw Interest
, from January let.

The South Norwaik Savings Bank

totem L woeowaae. out, a run.

that» tor the lheatro.~—.Iutian.

 
 

JOHN H. KNAIP. VIII-PHI!»

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

fl South Main fit... Io. Net-walk.

 

. spam no
A MEN'S a; Boats

Sults and .

D. GOTTLIEB

Childnit'a and Olria’ Cantu, thorn
Kimonos and Cami Gourd . . .
' DALI-AN IOTH ITOlll. ' V

 
 

 

OvercOats

11 NORTH MAIN 81".. SO. NORWALK

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......31.0lup
......... ..... ”85: UP

 

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III Main Oh. Stamford.

 

 

Ernest Matron". of Norwalk, is in
New York today attendiu; the auto-
mobile show.

Parley Storms. of Nor-walk, llutlllil'
ed the big automobile show in New
York yesterday. i“

-am....-...

0. ll. DoKIyn. of Norwalk. Is an In.
terarted spectator today at the auto
show In New York city.

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FINE ROOMS

By day or week. Steam heated. not

light, Fina- alry rooms.
sortable.

With ail the lending brands Wines and
\Vllluitiun.

the.I beat. Si vase. 24 bottles.
to your home. Cal. Wino, 750 gal.

J. A L. DISEOA. P pl.

m a.-. M

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SOLID GOLD SIGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS. FROM “.00 UP

W. R. Klrch & Co.

76 WASHINGTON STREET.

CENTRAL HOTEL

and cold water. baths, gas and leotrir
Prir: a run-

The Betti Siochediiaie in Town

Try our tumor or Ale. it in
lMIlvrry

Cor. Monroe A Ch'ctnut Sta. Tel 1513

A daughtor was born Sunday night
to Mr. and Mrs, Nichols. who reside
on Violet Hill, Norwulk.

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Superintendent William ll, Han-
drlrk. or the almsltonno, in in lirldge‘
port. today doing jury duty.

Whlst. is living enjoyed this attor-
noouat. tho Country t'ltrh. Playing

will commotion at it o‘clork.

 

Dou'i miss the.» annual sale of wall
paper at l,. ll. Dockers Titt‘ am.
will giro you didcouuia, «to

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Thornton llama, of 42 \‘an Zuudt
street, was admitted to thr- Norwalk
Hospital yesterday [or treatment.

I‘lli‘, airy mania, with all rout-on
Ii-nroa, good table hoard ott: will be
found at the (‘ontral liotvl Road tin»
nth.

'l'lwodoro Iirothorion. .It. has to
turned to his home In iloyt street.
Norwaih. after II work's uiay in NP“
Yolk (‘in

 

Misti Fulton, ‘b? Nuwlowu iut‘llilt!‘
has roiurnttd tram tillr holiday root-as.
whlrh uhi' atwt‘with friends in llud
aon. .\' Y W

 

 

Notion is itnmlir given that the t'Ity
ilhflt‘hhillt‘nl Lian: tor limit iliU‘t‘ been
lodged with too by tho t‘lt) Aaavmora.

inspection oi any person itabir- to tutor
lion in this oily, at on «third

Assessment Lists

and tho anilw will retrtain (man to tin»

South Kuwait. i'oun. January
Ittltl
JOHN J t‘l‘NI-It'l.
3:: 2t (‘1!) i'lork.

Norman l'aialeyl'who hm. Im-u quilt
ill with rhoutuatl‘am at his lzunto in
Wilton awtiuv. Not‘walh la Humidor
ably ltuptovod

(Mom to the "initiate of ltoprmonta
tlw M. It llamilrtt. no garnets wmc
ttlal'vd last running In the Norwalh
l‘Iub tournanwnt.

my .. ... w..-

The ll .‘il. Road t'tmtpany arr nlfvr
tun aprrial diamante It‘ntti it‘fllliitl
stroke in their January (‘Ivaranrr Snit-
l‘lullvr l't‘iid lilo at"

 

 

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DR UGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET
“lath to anuount-o'timt int-y have
titu'llt't] thr- luminous with a
lull Iirw oi

First-class Drugs,
Toilet Articles, Etc.

They Soltclt Your Patronage

W.MF.wWi‘gmore 8: ”Co.

Tomorrow there will ho a Sir saio
at tho slurp oi (‘ .1, Min” and t‘nm‘

 

puny 'l‘ho adv trill give a list oi nrti
t‘it-h. llon't ruins It
tilIu-r 3. Stanley. of Norwalk. i~

mlmtilutina for Mr Udell timing tit.
lattnr'a Iiinoan. an harm soloist at l‘rlu
II) t‘hill‘t‘il, Wrailmtl.

I-'. h“. lau-Itmod and ”I'OI‘RI‘ l. l.m~lt
word. the "auto twins." are ivaatina
their own at the auto show at Grand
t‘vntrni i'alaro today

 

 

 

"‘“iiitn titan.-

Logan F. Tyreii.

largan P, Tyroli died at his honw in
Sliver-mint- Sunday night, at the no
or Ilitywaia youth. ilt' In survived by
a widow. I’llnt-rol M‘Hit'f‘h will he
bald \\'odnoaday hilt-moon at l o’olm-k
from his into home. ltov. M r "It‘ilit‘l'.
of tho Slivertuluo Mt‘tliorilwl I‘hurrlt.
oillr-iallna. lutormoni will In
Korma-ville, N. \' -

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Funeral of Mra. Nichole.
The funeral of hire. Nanry A. Nit‘il'
oia was held yesterday afternoon truth
the home or her daughter. Mrs. l’ar»
Itor. on Elmore-at. Rot. it. I). Egbert
ottlrlatod and intormrnt was In Riv-
erside voluntary.

Funeral oi Juiiue Voehkaman.
’I‘ho innarai of Julius Yoohknruun.
the Iluuaarlan employed at Iioyt‘s
nursery. was bold yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Pine
island outttolory.

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"You simply cannot trust nuylmdy!“
dnrlarostho Indyu “My maid. whim I
had tho almost confidence to. Ian mo
suddenly yesterday and took with her
my hepatitui wart. brawn."
"I‘hnt in too bad." sympathiaoa the
friend. ”Which one wan It?"
“That very pretty one i anointed
through last aprina."—-I.lfo.
Wm
Nra. (inward-”You say It la impos-
alhla to not any memoy out of your
huehaud. Have you me about it the
rim our?
Mn. (trairahavmt‘w tried ovary-
thiu. my dear. nae-pt roadie. ate: a

 

flack um letter.~lroohlya we.

 

Mrs William l-‘roudnnthai was up
oratt‘d (\u at tho Norwallt hospital ilti»
moraine by In, Tracey. assisted in
lira, “hell and Mark.

Mrs. Roy Iihytneir nnd arm. of Iirtmk
Iyn. are visiting Mn. liliymor‘a par»
mus. Mr, and Mrs. titan-gar S. tireaor).
at their home In Mott avenue.

A daughter was born last night to
Mr and Mrs. I-‘rodnriok Whipple. oi
Harriet sir-vol. Norwallt. Mother and
child are reported as doing Mt‘t‘i)’

m»...— .

In tho Norwaik Fire Police pool
tournament Iaat uvohina. tlilhort Hill“
ton. Mind 70. defeated Howard Won
don. rated ilh, hy lllt' score of 70 to in.
William Ir). Montgomery has rousld
nrabiy improved from his recent and-
don illusion and today in routing oom
ioriably at his home In Iloldon place.

 

An important meeting of the Nor
walk Historical and Memorial Library
Association will be hold Wednesday
evening. Itilaotion or officers and lm‘
portaut buttinoaa w ll be tranaaotod.

__ M.» a...“

Mia. I’hyllis iii‘luinatein. daughter at
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenstoiu. hillt
mums-d her out“ at the Campbell
Ik-hooi for girls. at Windsor. altar
"wading the holiday vacation with her
parents.
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Clatrcr-~0rm atlpr a ticket for Chi-
cam.

, Tinket Menu-Do you not an M.
cur-aloe tiolret.‘ Ole that will talta you
then- ud back?

Ciaaeymlthm‘a er. eiaao or no
mia’ tar an than aa‘ be! me Oh!

Nainsook Sets

SWISS

ant lIIIlIIIS

lililllill ’I‘O SETTLE At‘t‘tli'NT.
llinirlot oi .‘orwaiit. ha.
t‘ourt, January It. A l)., Iiilti.
l-iatatr- ol' t‘harivs \\‘. ilanlmm. late
of Norwalk. In said diatriot. overused.
Ordered. That the adruiniatratrla
exhibit bar aoministrotitm account to
this adult tor adjusluwnt. at the Pro-
butt- onion in Nurwaik. on tho IOlh day
of January. tilt", at iii o‘olm‘k tom
norm; and that all persona interested
In said ratatr- may be notified lht‘troof.
tlw mituinixlralrit will (‘IilIt-It' this or-
rior to ho published in a nvwapmmr
having a olrrnlntiou In said district, at
if‘flhi "to day:- bt‘iorv said ltitlt day
of January litit‘i.
IliliNliY \\‘ GREGORY.
.Iutigv.

 

 

l‘rolinto

H H
EXPLAINING rue ‘vbri‘.““"“’

Reported That There We. a Deadlock
of Republican Councilmen.

It In «aid in some oi the nlr‘utiiora
of ”In riti roumii that Ilw explana-
tion of tho lhvuuuinta “inning lht‘
"iiit‘f ofliw uilhin tlw gift of tho t‘ililll-
ii. doapltv lhv llrpublirnn Inuimlly of
No In tailv' In tho tuvtniwsliip oi the
vounmi in HIV fail that throw um. u
tlt‘mlltrt-I. among: tho llopnliiitutis Tilt‘
moon} not ittgv‘lili‘l it‘!
into tho rvaulat lm'l‘liilit and thrash
oil tlu- question out, it is said. and at
this. ronit-ri-nro. tho Itopubliraua ronltl
not urn-w on any raudidntp

it Is t‘tlxit‘itul that at our How tiu'
running was twota-utwo tltw Ropula
ilrun mumilmau Ia rvputml in how
Iwun unuiiomhli opposed
Itm'ph It Tailor Anolhvr rtmttril-
man pointed to thin to shun the dood-
inolt. (iii thr- tilht-r hand It is main-
iniilt'i'i that bad the «tiller» your to the
lie-tumult» on a hoidovrr. It would
how lift the Rvpuiiliraha in honor
Hamlin; with tho purtt it its report
-d that t‘ounrlltnnn i‘olilumu In task-
in; his umtinh last night that tho l‘it‘l’h‘
ho instrmto-tl to rant a ~iuultf ballot
to tutor of t‘tuiusri
Keogh, did not antivipalr that it “'nlliti
to through without opposition. In
umw qtutrli't‘a it in boilm‘t‘d that tho
Ilopublirnnit Wt-tt' IMtt‘il unauaros by
thin olfortlro morn. but ovrn llt'ltll‘l‘
tho mot-ling it was reported that such
a more had hot-u auggrntod.’

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wauts VALUE KNOWN.

an illluil in“

to Ind-cu

l‘m pnartiou-

 

Shipper Didn‘t Obiect to Having Girl
Know What Gilt Coat.

A young man hrotmht a parknxo ill'

to the umln other oi an vaproaa rotu-

pan) the other day and asked tho ro-

‘otslng clerk to send is to a low" on

Ithlt-

'I‘lu- i‘iOl'k wolahod the lint‘lluitt‘ and
hen aaltt-d the young Illilll II‘ he do
tired to dorinro the mine oi it. The
young than said he would put tho tltt‘
are at 875. Then the olork marked In
a ooroor or the package in \ory stlall
loitora "\"t‘t’n."

The young mtlll naked tho moaning
It "V7.3."

"That in the abbreviation of value
I75." said the clerk.

"lint why do you print it In auoh
stunil letters in an otit of the way piano
llko that?”

“lleoauae most folks do not care to
have the value marked in letters thatI
will attract attention." replied the
clerk.

"Well. i tell you. a mu waeviuet'hn
ordinary paqltago i would not rare.“
aaid tho young man. "but the truth In
that this Is a prosont I am sending to
my Intended up state. so If It is auror-
able. will you kindly mark ‘\"ii‘:‘ In bl;
letters up near her name. where ahe'li
be ears to m it"s»ut. Paul Preps.

m
"0h. Johnnie. Johnnie." said his aunt
reproarhfuily. "why Ia It you never
remember to any teen you?"
“i export in 'raueo I that
thin. given to are often enough
practice." answered the yoaaa dipioi

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aroma—natal lactate.

 

not Why. are“: a In: at nodal
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Cambric Sets

BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS IN NAINSOOK AND CAMIBRIC
SWISS HEMSTITCHED EDGING AND DEMI FLOUNCIING

AND NAINSOOK SANDING

nos. 3 and 5 oazarrs nurwmii. noawaox. tizoata.

NEW GOODS FOR NEW YEARS

cu} Annual Feast of Good Things in

Hamburg Edgings and Insertions

Will Be Ready for Your Inspection Monday Morning, January 3rd

The Assortment is Larger and Finer Than in Any of Our Former Importatione. .

Swiss Sets

BATISTE AND SWISS SHIRT WAIST EMBROIDERIES

 

H.Krieger& Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

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hundreds oi families.

of debt before you realize it.

Clearing Sale

Winter Wearing
Apparel

IS Now .GOING ON '

ovaacoars FOR YOUNG Minn AND BOYS are
selling at greatly reduced prices.

IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS wear:

cutting prises in order to reduce stocks before inventory.

OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT SYSTEM is benefitting
You pay no premium for this accom;
modation. You buy from us first‘class merchandise for less
money than other stores charge for cash. Come and get ac-
quainted with our system. Everything you buy from us is
sacked up by our guarantee: Money back: or goods exchanged.

WE OPEN CHARGE ACCOUNTS with all honest wage
earners. Small weekly payments settle your bill. You go out

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

.07.-
Many' of Them to be Celebrated on
Mondayl.
l"oilowiug upon a War when iili’t't‘,
holidays toll on Sundaygaud were In
oonnoouonro celebrated on Monday
with two otbora falling on Monday and
one; on Saturday, tho routing your.
lilitl. has Lincoln's Birthday. Memorial
Day. Independence Day and Labor
liar all falling on Monday. Christmas
lluy on Sunday and to ho rolobrateti
Monday. New Year's Day next year
also routing on Sunday to ho celebrat-

ed the nut day.

Washington} Birthday. February 32,
will tail on TllOldtlwaIt‘Il your. Colour
baa Day. October l}. on Wellhead”.
and Thankagivlna 'llay, alums on
Thursday. will be relebratod Novem-
ber 21.

 

 

 

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Hrs. menm"Wo’re an glad to see
too alto all the aeraoa to the cat.
Sit-til?" The New Tmruw”Wol i
In. unto. tau-wha- aond in the rat. and

m no) late 'art m null-a as."
Maria.

H. Krieger «81 Co.

29-31 West Washington. Street

 

 
 

The .

Supt eme

Gar-1; ent
For‘eold wouthor is u

Deniemin Overcoat
SW00 to 880.00

Other attire» rmm stem a.
Moon

We all" have about I» of those
07.50 Over oats left.

ph Davie
Incl.

 

 

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