Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 6, 1910 · page 8

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‘f FOR Till! cottoneu

H teas Boots and
. Evening Slippers

FOR THE Lamas.

A ‘We have every kind of Foot-
r’weitr for-everybody. The most
. Heaticeptabla Christmas gifts. Our
. “hoods are beat our prices the
I ‘ least, and we guarantee every-
thing we sell.

CONNEALLY .

------Wj “AND

\ at wasttmoron eraser.
. ”UT“ NORWALK.
TELEPHONE asst

M
25:11.

FIRE WOOD

giant and soft ready for family use.
, Millard W00d....81.75 per 1/; cord.
t‘tthoft wood....61.iio per IA cord.

he \ Split Wood 251: Extra
MOS

\"‘l)i\(‘l ARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD
patron we 7“ Newtown Avenue
whine H 783.2. Norwaik. Conn.
he stagger
loll dead it] u
were arrested

 

 

 

ltlt w‘ilt‘i' and milliont-

city. wwt aniotted llli‘
..,x..s“§h‘l°l” LUDLOW

Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS

Tllei’ lift: on tulle all all cigar Mill'i‘rl.

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

6‘"

' Fifi-Ems @At. (3.

NINETEEN-TEN
Ia here—mend thanks

 

,¢“T6 Your kind patronage

So are wel

Anti it: is good to think

That in this age of wireless,

- Homeless, boneless. seedless
wall, some day there may be
Slatelaas Coal!

..e Some day. we say. but not as yet.

Tho' mire is surely matchless;
And if you today resolve

g To use ths'FERRIS kind

Cold weather willwfor you-—

‘i {Nave lost its sting.

 

Minus GM- 69.

 

The virtues or some people are ill
\vrtytt polllhmf up and ready for inoper-
ii

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You and yours won't look such
a chilly-"troathittenwred nosed
crowd it you use

'OUR
HAZLETON
COAL

“Mont any kind will answer for
mild weather. Real winter de-
mands real. lasting, strenuous
coal that »
Gives Out a Cheery

Welcome Heat
lT's SNAPPY COAL
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER

The ll. Hershfield a Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
W

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ah‘liew ”Bargains “in
RUBBER GOODS

Slum

Alt‘il‘s Storm Kine lloota. tl-ili .. 13.25
lilou‘s Short Know lloolu. t'rll ., . 2.60
Men‘s Storm ltuhltora. tlrltl. , , . .75
Ladion' Storm iluitIn-ta '2 S 50
(“ililli rt .‘Alt‘tlta‘ ti ll.

MAX LEVY

169 Washington St. south Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)

TOYS

Dolls, Games,

Etc. "
W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington St.

domed 1.6m ”

We loan money to nouaoaeepors at
St Weekly payments also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict,»
iy confidential. Office hours from it n
m. till 7 p. to; Saturdays till 0 p. m
INDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Washington at. Haviland lit-lg
One Night up. Room 1.

Good cont..."
Good Service, Clean
Linen and Dishes

are the i‘lilll‘ltlhilii for an up-iotihlo l‘t‘ir
tttttrnut You will find them
till til iht-

Auditorium Restaurant

17 NORTH MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE 103'

MID- DAY LUNCH, - - 35c

"You him heard it mid iitni lilt‘li

 

Donovan Block.

 

 

 

 

 

ltil' only ilitoo otiitlltul lolwa.‘ \HI‘N.
'Wt-ll. I linvt- rim-n ill Ionnt ont- oi
”Will” n “in" iti‘flllillk with n Mrovi
run roudurlor tour 11 trutttifor.”-~«ilol
i'nio Exprotm.
. ...... , ...... .... O
Silt‘“~l httvr- just discovered that

the diamonds in the dlltdoul you sow
mo Innt your are fultlo. ilu “Why.
tlir‘li, they lunl null Hitll (Lillill‘n hitlr.
WMt'gBt'lltitll'ft'l‘ ‘liiaotlrr.

 

 

Since lililti Germany htot lot-tensed
the stmcndlture on her army and navy
together til per cent more then Illtti

 

Great Britain.

CIDEPOSITS

We On or Before Janusry 10th Draw Interest
, . from January 1st.

' The South Norwalk Savings Bank.

ALB!” QOLHANI, PM“

JOHN it. has». wise-erect.

neutral 1.. wooewano. w, a “frees.

 

 
 
 

 

Children we turn coin. from

a South Main It, in. Norwaiit.

SALE

inns ms‘novs'

Suits and

.r

Overcoats
D. GOT'I‘LIEB

11 NORTH MMN‘ GT“ 80. NORWALK

CENTRAL 110m

FINE ROOMS

Dy dtti or work. Stenru httutod hot
and cold water baths grin and electric

 

 

 

light. Fine airy rooms Prices tea-
itonnble.
The Beet Stocked Cafe in Town

With nil the lending hrnnda Wines and
Whiekioa. Try our larger on» Air it is
the host. 31 man. lit bottles. Delivery
to your home. Cul. Wine. 750 gal.

J. A L. DIBEBA. Props.
Cor. Memos i Chestnut Sta. Tel till-1i

 

some now BIGNET mo s'roue
se'r RINGS room :1 so or

W. R Klrch & Co.

39' QUTH MAIN STREET

ladies For cm. m Goats. r11: SeinCGaraclll Coats.
. Clothoats Shirts.Waitita. Mlllineryandliosisry

Kimonos and Corset Covers
IALI IN BOTH “Olin.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

w. F. ngmore is...
oaucols'ls

8 NORTH MAIN STREET
Wish to announce litul llu-y inu-
opened the Ulflilnt’mtt with it
full line of

First-class Drugs,
Toilet Articles, Etc.

They Soiieit Vour Patronage

Ti-ilS is A NEW ONE.

lioult in Louisiana llll‘it‘ iilt‘_ as in
ttll iiiht‘l' ports of tho world. all Itlntlti
of people. iillii 1111 people are gonorul-
ly telephone

attiiarriltortt, it ottnso
quottily follows illut iht-tt- urn nil
itltuir. of telephone nttltst-l'iltortwfot‘

insinut'o
A Silllhl"l'lilt’l' lo UIII' of the ox‘
t‘ltaunmv roooutl)‘ milled ilto (‘ilit‘f oporl
illtll‘, ttlid timid:
"In llllri lliiti?"
"\‘oa. this in iltitl.
thing you winll'?"
"Aw tho linolliru in?"

in there some

“(luv of them is; do you wltlh to
aponlt to him?"
"You. toll 'lnt to rtuut- out horn

and «into those rowa out Hi my ytlrd "

"The very idrtt: what has the lion
man to do with rowa in your yard?”
tlskotl lill‘ iwwlldt-rml t‘lllf‘f oportttor

"Well. it aura in your directory to
report. nil lrouitlr to :liiti. and if vows
in your )‘ili’il nlu‘t tronltlo. i don't
ltuow what in " “Tho i'ulnlterlauti
l'ttlepltout‘ .ltuttltul .

...—.--”...

WHAT'S IECOMlNG OF THE FAM-
lLVl’

With the routing of apartment
honours in ritioa, litiit‘ In left 0! the old‘
fashioned home Even domestic lll’ll!

sowing. hooking uud hilllittltwm‘ilw
have coaxed to he. .lottoph lien in The
Surrey eitytt that:

"Even in the mnttor of physical onro
tho lit‘llmll doctor and urhool tittt'ae
have. at first night, apparently ittlron
oror Wlliil titted io'ito functions of the
home. Now comes the question of
arhool feeding. At present tho’propo-
not is chieflyithat it! giving one moat
a day; itut a child without hrnailfatlt
or sttppor is tttili underfetl. tttid thrvt'
question of girlnu all the meals is not
for distant. Pure oir itt att enseutial to

 

life and vigor tut in good» food. and punt .

lie provision ol aimtittrquartsra must
follow logically."

 

 

KiritormWotildn't you Illu- to lav so
famous that people would learnt-e your
birthplaro?

Retailer—I'd he content it i mold
mite lltrt landlord repairer my itreatmt
“Airs-Th6 lion.

 

Meant never matte towards. it

 

BMWOTW

IS ”fl: n.

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4%“

W m 3. ‘1‘ ‘tr‘

" Friday.

.61.” tip
.........m up

el’lallleao'la

m Idsln es. Mumford.

ifiiil liiiiiilii

 

 

 

 

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwwullt alt.
(onl‘l, January 4. A, i). 1910.
Estate of William hi Sounders, late
or Norwuik. in said district deceased.
Ordered That the trustee under the
will of said deceased oahlbil her no
count to this court for adjustment. at
the Probate once in Norwuiit. on the
Iltth dot of lanuary, liilii.1tt to unlock
loronoon; and that all poOsous inlet
noted in said estate mm he notifier!
thereof. the tutiti trustee will curiae this
order to he published in n uewnpupor
hating tt emulation in said district.
at lentil five days before ituid lJ‘tlt dnv
or.l11tltlar.v. lilltl
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

Probate

 

SOLVENT NOTIQE.
lilairlct of Norwnik. 1111..
Court. lion. ‘33. A. l.).. 1909.
i—ltttute of Elisabeth McNamara. late
of Not-walk. in said district. decreased.
The court of Probate for the Dirt.
irirt of Norwnllt. hath limited and at
lowed iii: months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said outnte to one
hitiil their visions for settlement
Thom- who neglect to prompt their

Prohnte

time. will be rinharrod a recovery. All
persona indebted to said estate are
remit-tiled to malls immediate pay
"will to

JACOB M. LAYTON.

112:: lid in Ekat‘illor

Illililiilliii not its

tudgo All! it Woodward oopllnuoa lo
ltuprmr whith nlil be good until ilo
his many friends.
butt-‘W—‘v-a “.45.... ..
Mists Mill‘ltllorllt' Dilwot'lll. til “flitiil
Park. Notwalir, its visiting in No“

You. for a low days.“ K

 

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T, l}. will toilet with litre,
l Wmlporl nrcouo, Norwulk.
ill ll ti'cloril alum).

The W t‘.
l‘itidao},

Fills Adult iltli of it l‘niun l'ut'it.
lt-tl today for Jnrhaimtiilo i’llt, wuoir
Niit' will rotunin for tho hnlnnro of tilt-A
winter.

 

W

The Hillside \iuutnl Association is
Manning to glt‘t' n luncheon at thr
Notwulh Courtiri Club on Wodnondn).
.inuttnry Wilt.

\h‘tlltlmli a" llimtiun in... tltr i'tlll
trawl lot mulling thr itnptmmwnls ill
the More of H. T. l'l‘od‘ili A ('0, ill
Slain allot-t. Norwnill.

 

(lulu; lo the nitsonro of t-‘iolorilonn
Aritmu, the game aritmiltlmi fol inrt’l
night in the Notwalll l-‘lrt- l'olll'o tour
littllti‘lll httd to he imttmuotl

P, It}. lAtt‘k'A'lltld and Company. titt-
Nor-walk nutoutohilo dealt-rs. hart sold
a Imlldlmnlv itiltl Klmow ear to Mr
Lora, the troll known Westport man
ulavluror
The meeting of tho

l'nul'a «hurt-h. att'hrtlitlod for thit-
twoning, htttt lim'li postponed. Alt-
tituturottlt'ut will he made inlet of tho
ditto for tho tuootiua.

Ml'lt‘ti t‘ltllr til
St

W. may»... .

Ei'llnttt IJWl‘t‘llt‘O ltna it‘llll'flt‘tl (Him
11 two tlitrn‘ ri-tlt In New York and re»
ruined his tiutlett In hitt father’s aloro
In Muln street. While in the oily ttr‘
visited the ltiptauimmr.

 

ii in hound to MN'HH‘ tho Speltlt-l oi
rliotttrtt of Bridgeport to play til the
(inure of the High Ht‘htlli Alumni An
sm'lniion Monday owning at the clone
of ill" owning t‘Xl‘l‘t‘lM‘H.

W .

Miss Katherine i) Claiitl. of the
llotttou allure. who rot-ently had the
misfortune to injure her linger, in re-
ported lot doilm nicely, Thitl will he
pit-attain new» to her many frlneds.

m

lit‘l‘lim'l Pollard. tenor whilst in the
choir or ill. Andrew‘s Church, filam-
ford. Went to that plat-o this morning
to nine n solo at the consecration of
the reed screen by Bishop Brewster.

 

Mitts Mary (1. Rider. who has noon
Illt‘nliins the holiday variation with
hot parents. Mr. and hire. Hurry Rid:

. of illil mitt mantle has returned
to Mount lloitolie College. to resume
her studies.

W

Tho martinis Me Girdle of [AIM
at the Norwallt Baptist church. soiled
tiled for this evening at the church,
has been postman for one week. In
platen of this meeting a nubile lorries
will he held.

 

lira. Freak rinse.“ has a painful
one of blood poiaiolliu but tier phralv
(nan believed that. he has the diam
trait m Control. The blood poison

 

 

III W tie-swim to 1m.
i ‘ N’
W m# “a... «with

 

not-nitrite. properly attested. within said ’

Nainsook Sets

SWISS

M

Mitts Louisa l‘ludloy, of kill Morwin
street. was admitted to the Norwailt
iloupiiltl last night tor treatment.
'l‘huratnu Baton underwent no opera
tlott at the institution this moruiuil-
the snow ilt‘lfl“ performed or Dr. W.
.I. Tram-y, ntudtttml hr fir. .‘.. i. l'iig-
gins,

 

'l‘ltu frown Condition of the aide.
walks greatly interfered with the tilt-
llett of the South Norwrtllt mall cur-
rlurs this morning. Tltoy will doubl-
lmttt be unaltlt- to l'ttutplolo the after-
noon deliver} in Itillntlnlit‘flt't‘ l'iti“
tire oxlwt'tiug impoultut mail should

Pall at ”w ruiriott“ window for HIV
lliitil this owning.
latent tttll‘lt‘iy in groutly interested

in tho Wt‘dtllilg or Miss Emily llmllord
to l’rmtutu Ditvlv, whirl: took place
’l'uvttdny afternoon at the winter I‘l‘hi-
dt‘lll'i‘ m' lilo l-ridtt'a Illi‘l'lilfi' 18] t‘lili-
ion nrrutio. Brooklyn. Tho lirldo.
ulirt sounds hot mtmltirra ill ilt'l' i’uih-
rr'rt Pillllili} hotun itt tin-NW Forum.
has a area! will) itionds in thin vicin-
ity

i'iitil it‘“ Nelson.

.1 ltitltit one rlrrttinl:
Main street. Norwaltl, for ruin-tori.
Noltton watt tttaliiua himself u not
attoro it) his lN‘l“!'liiittltt‘{i‘ witnn t‘tuttttln
"not took him in rhnt'txr. 'l‘hita morn
ing llt‘ was M‘lllt‘flf‘t‘ll try .littlgt‘ innit
“‘Hd’td to lhili)‘ tittytt. with (OMS. in
illidlzt‘lml‘l )Itil Nelson hm. iit‘t‘li ill
lilt‘ Smith Ntltunik roort hrforo

THERE! HEN HELD UP BANK.

Entered Private institution in Wilt
itamlourg and Were Captured.
NEW YORK. Jun. ti. » 'l‘hi‘r'r‘ ilt‘llt'ii,‘

artuod tut-n hold up a private hank in

tho lilt't‘luuillil horiloti ltf \Vlllltuntl-
hora. today. and lilt‘lll’h‘ll to .oh it

Tilt‘i‘ wo-rt- ll‘fiislt‘ll and lillt' ol the

tttltlwrn “‘ilh shot The wilt o l‘l‘lhllll‘tl

ihttt nilrt 11 light the urtillitlt'tl mnn‘tt
routpanlonn wrro t‘mtinnul with him.

 

"THIS ll THE STONE"

-.....”

'l’ala of One MeGragor. a Thrifty Nan
in the Land of Thrill.

Alexandr-r Wright. brother of the
county auditor. who is visiting Cleve»
lend for a varetlon period. and who
in in the puhlir survive in hilt Rotittilh
home, tolls this title attent one Mr-
(iroaor. a thrifty malt il a land of
thrill. who was seen tn Glasgow
wearing a lustrous aparlrler in hie

crarat. To him said Bandy Montr-
[null

"Who [in ye the di'mon. MrGre-
got?"

"Nohhul meaolf.“ was the answer.

”0h. are,“ ventured the questioner.
"lm‘w- horn lrailtlu yerenl'. 1th ?"

“No lhal. eyelher," Moilrrnnr mntle
reply. “But ye ho ho oar-motor of
the entert- o‘ Sammia Moliougnl."

"An' ,ve ha' yer hall's in the pile
the non?"

“iluah. thou!" said Motlrngor, look-
ing hurl. " ‘Tia 11' l‘ th‘ will. first. it
said. his lawful debts worn to he
paid. which was onnalreanttry under
the law. Then. it said. th' exevootol
wan to set aside 35 pnn‘ tor th' horr-
in‘. ' li‘ye mind?”

"()h. aye." responded Mrmrmotl.

“An‘ than: he wiah‘d th‘ exermter
tn proton tut handsome a stone as
would he had in a' Glenn tor a matt-
her 0' to 1111'." .
I'A’hd“

"ttwetil. than." reminded ‘Motlre-
nor: “this la the atone.”~~~(:laveiand
hatter.

W...”

acre 0' TH! GOVIRNOR.

tlov F‘i‘lnh ll Weeks has approved
the following it is: (ionnmtieut School
for Imhooiiotl. will”: Hartford hos
pital. ”.506: lift Francis hospital
“Mil: Nerlden hospital $750; at. liov
earth‘s hospital. \i‘ililtnantir. am;
Deanery hospital. H.350; Bridgeport
hustliial. “.813. The uovernoe has re
sprained Henry lather. a state ela-

 

 

 

 

ono of HTS. Finnegan's nltgeril. I

H. Krieger 81 Co

29-31 WeSt Washington Street

Clearing ale

OF

inter Wearing
Apparel

is NOW GOING ON

OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS are
selling at greatly reduced prices.

ed that rwlttttil hy t‘itptaiu Hunt in}

mist. for too new treat Jaaaary l i

‘ ‘ 1 1
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. WNORWALK. CONN.

Goonsm FOR NEW YEARS

Our Annual Feast of Good Things in

Hamburg Edgings and Insertions

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

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

Cambric Sets

AND NAINSOOK BANDING

Swiss Sets

BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS IN NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC
SWISS HEMSTITCHED EDGING AND DEM! FLOUNCING

BATISTE AND SWISS SHIRT WAIEST EMBROIDERIES

 

 

lN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS we are

cutting prices in order to reduce stocks before inventory.

oua CHARGE ACCOUNT svs’rm is benefitting

hundreds of families.

modation. You buy from us

DICde up by our guarantee:

of debt before you realize it.

You pay no premium for this accom-

flrst-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

Money back for goods exchanged.

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

You go out

 

ICIENCI NOTII.
The only evidence which run at all

ntttltlinntorlly show that an explorer
has been near the little III that afforded
ili‘ oiittorvtitiontl on the sun or altars.
ruptthie of determining his “transitive
pottitiontt at the times ”My worn Lalo
on. Other evidence might prove the
llt‘itittii'tt: ntit'h tot luconalateuoletl in
the narrative, inadequate time or sof-
lieient food tor the distorted traveled.
the description of phenomena which
could not have been seen lit the plane
where the explorer thought he well:
and so on. it in impossible to foresee
the mun, liisrrepanciott which might
show thnt an explorer has not been
in the pole; they will not lie consider-
od hora, as this article is not contro-
rortti hut merely ninth to set torth.
to: simply possible «that trim: of on»
aervntlmtti must decide the claim of
having melted the pole-mm. Harry
Fielding field. In the Popular Deletion
filonthly.

 

 

A man la to an audition to settle
duo‘s until its has settled up.

H. Krieger&Co.

29:31 West Washington Street

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPECIAL! .

Netik Sweaters

.8.” AND “.50 QUALITY

31.50

ILAGK AND GRAY

 

 

 

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