. surpass
“Rubber Boot-S
{Over Shoes
‘ FOR THE CHILDREN.
Dress Boots and
Evening Slippers
FOR THE LADIES.
We have every kind of Foot'
, wear for everybody. The most
. acceptable Christmas gifts. Our
“loads ure best, Our prices the
least, and we guarantee every-
thing we sell.
; CONN-BALM
‘ j . i AND
’BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363—4
“FIRE WOOD
llnrd and soft rosdv for iumily use
liui'd Vi‘ nod. ...Si 75 pet 1;. cord.
Soft ii and ..... SI. 50 per *4 cord
‘~ Split Wood 25c F‘xlm.
”WCARMI aarrs' wooo YARD
“‘3‘“ No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
hott‘l, t. 733. 2. Norwalk Conn-
tlilil lhl ---.
\V't'lt‘ All his joy peace and ((lliltlll-
Ihnd Hit". newt amour-u] lhl
dents, ostnpou
nuunit LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
They are on stile ul ull rigor storm
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
I“
Tnel’érns can. @-
You and yours won‘t look such
a chilly—«frostbittouwred nosed
crowd if you use
OUR
HAZLETON
COAL
Most any kind will answer for
mild weather. Rout wlutor do:
mundu real, lusting. strenuous
cool that
Gives Out a Cheery
Welcome Heat
IT'8 SNAPPY COAI.
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water St.
A Few Bargains in
RUBBER GOODS
Sizes
Mt‘ll' s Storm King l‘loots. ll lii ...S3.25
Mon ~l Short Knoo Hoots ti ll . 2.50
lieu s Strum Rubbers ti ill .75
Intdles' Storm lluhlnrs, 2 it. .50
t'lillds Armies. till
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwsik.
(BRIDGE)
TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc.
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
not... "taxed"
W r loan money to housekeepers nt
$1 Weekly payments also to property
owners on second and third unort
gages. All business liunsnolod sirloi-
ly t'onllllonliul. (lilil 0 hours from 9 n
m. till 7 p in. , Sniurdnsn till it p m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 1 SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Hsvlilnd Bldg
One flight up Room 1.
NINETEEN-TEN
.‘ r " Isp'hercwand thanks
To your Icind patronage
So are we!
’ And it is good to think
‘4 That in this age of wireless.
t
. ‘ ‘vHorIeleIs, boneless, seedless
Things, some day there may be
Slateloss Coal!
Some day. we say. but not as yet.
‘ Tho’ ours is surely matchless;
“ , And if you today resolve
.fl‘b use the FERRIS kind
'3 I j'Co'ld weather will—tor you-
Hove lost its sting.
Tea-Ems @AL @.
W.WWM .
A
I "lit the matter or anticipating trouhie
horns persons have a second sight that
is eternal.
i
INN IOIPNANI Frost.
-iDEPOSITS
"'I'NIde On or before January tOth Drew Interest
from Jennery 1st:
. . e South Norwalk Savings Bank
... “ONO. I... WOODWAND. Iu‘y O Trill. '
A... Drugs ...:
Chemicals
l'msonul intention given to pilsmlp
llou noilt. Take home n im oi our
SATURDAY CANDY, 250
W. F. Wigi-nhre 81 Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN BTREET
ENJOY the DAY
or REST
TRY OUR SPECIAL DINNER IV-
ERY SUNDAY, 45c
MIDDAY LUNCHEON EVERY DAY.
35¢
SPECIAL BREAKFACTB A L' CARTE
Auditorium Restaurant
17 NORTH MAIN ITREET
TELEPHONE iii”
an .
lie that will not be oounsoiod oun-
not he holpndw-vr‘renoh.
fl
JOHN H. KNAPP. Warmest.
Children’s and Girls' Coats. from
‘ 88 loath Main Ill; Io. Norwslk.
MEN'S Ind BOYS'
Suits and
Overcoats
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN IT” SO. NORWALK
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
in da\ or week Steam heated. hot
and cold water baths nus null dillctrlt:
light Fine airy rooms Prices tes-
sonsble.
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The Best Stocked Cafe in Town
With all the loading hl‘nnds Wines and
Whiskios. Try out Mixer or Ale, it is
the host. 3i (use. 24 bottles. Delivery
to your home Chi. \\ inn." 4 K' girl.
. J. 6. L. DISEOA. Props.
Cor. Memos I. Chestnut Ste. Tel till-3
SOLID OOLD CIGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP
W. R. Klrch 8. Co.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Lsdles’ For Costs. Rein Costs. Fur Sets. Cursed Costs.
Cloth Costs, Shirts. Wallis, Millinenl and Battery
Kimonos and Corset Covers
ML! IN BOTH ITORII.
SPECIAL SALE
tint tom
(Milli-Ill 'I‘il SETTLE At‘t‘ill'X’l‘
llislrioi oi wanlk. rut.
("ourL .iunuuxr 5. A ll, llilll
I'Iulntv oi i’oivr Shields, inu- ni Nor-
l‘i ohnte
unlit. In sold district. (lt't‘l‘uhl'tl
Ordered. That the iillmliiiull'nlm‘ ox
hihlt his. udmlnletmtloti nocmtnt to
this «ourt tor utllllsutmnt oi the I‘m
lintl- oillte In Notes": on the lilh din
or January 19mm ‘.' o“~iimil niil-i-
noon, null that oil i-m‘mmn lllltll‘t‘hit‘ll
in sold tmilllt‘ illi\_\ luv untitled thereof.
the administrator will (‘llllni‘ this order
to ho ,ml-iishmi in u nruspupur hitting
it Illtlllilllilll ill Mild distrioi ill least
ilu riiun helm. mild lilli tiny oi .lnn
uni). liiltl
lli‘ZNltY W. (llil‘ltitlliY.
Is ll .Iuduo.
Sill. \' Ext \(l‘l‘it‘ii.
lusiiill oi Noinulh an, i'rolmlo
t‘ouri. .quuury ll. A l) min
ENiiili‘ oi t‘llnrlvs H. Warren. Init‘ oi
Nurwnlit. in mild diutl'lol, dol'oumul
'i‘ho t‘oitit of i‘rohnli' for tho Ills-
lr‘irt oi .\‘oiuuik huth iimltul and Ill
lowed six months hour the dutr- heron:
lot the monitors oi ustd estate to ex-
nihil lililil‘tlilllllh im sl-itlonwnt Those
Who neulvci to present their nonouulu
pr‘uperli alto-atoll. within said time
will he dehurrtul u renown All pm-
son» indebted to said t‘ttlltlt‘ me to
quoiuml to ninlto immediate pity uuenl to
i.i)'l"l‘ili3 iii. Kl'l'I‘tlllAM.
Admlnlulmirir
$.um... .4..- ... - ... e. map-.....- . . ”...”-.. .....
lllIllll Iiili Ililililill.
Mrs. C°rneilue Johnson.
The denlh or Mnry .\,. Willi of (for-
m'llun V. Johnson, occurred lit their
homo. No. i illirhunk street. lust
night at midnight. She had lu-ou ill
for anvernl days with pnt‘unionin. 8hr
“'Iln sixty-enroll years of «no, Slit,
louver: tom daughters, Mrs. Arthur
llrowor. Mrs. Frederick Smilold, .lr..
Mrs. Alhort Merritt and Miss Evelina
Johuuon. nil oi‘ Booth Norwnlk. Fun
orul servleon will he held from thl
house Monthly afternoon at 2::lt
o'clock. Roy. H. B. Carpenter (dill-Jul»
mg. ‘
Iii l?» 22!
Jonph Coil.
.Iosoph (lull, used all yours. died at
lils'home in West Norwulh yoswrdny
morning. A widow and tour rhildreo
survive. The funeral will he held
Sunday at 2 p. m.. lit the iluhnsriun
Roilmmed (‘hurehl‘ villh interment fol
lowing at Riverside Cometmy. ‘
Willi-m “were Hayes.
Funeral services over the remains at
William Ilidwurd Hnyon were held this
morning or ii o'clock from the Church
of the Assumption. Wontiiori. Burlsi
was in King street cemetery. that
plane. I
“W
He that shows his passion toils hll
enemy where he hit" him-nuptial“...
............ ............. .1.“ tip
..............25o up
...-...iu..l
. 815 Mnin Ch, Itemiord.
Iilllllilliil pain.
lohn ll. lloyt has taken {our shares
and itsrm‘oud d: Pollard tour shares
in the Norwslk theatre project.
“mm“...—
'i‘ho Norwulk Bird Club will hold a
drooling Monday evening at 8 o'clock
with Miss lielen Swsrtz. of West live-
one,
Milli Eliznheth Haddock, or Compo
street. Saugntuok. was taken to the
Norwullt llospltsl last night for trout-
mom for n fractured rill. and was up.
eroted on by Dr. Word 8. Gregory
and Dr. Jumea (I. Gregory.
REAL ESTATE TRANIFERB.
Iwwls ll. Filter: and wife to (.lllflflltll'
ll. Coley, Wilton. it) notes and hulld
ings. Norwnlk and Westport. Wnr.
Norwnllt Securities Corporation to
i'usqunle tiuldl. two lots. Rhodonollu
l‘nrll extension. Wur.
lirnery Knrdou and other trustees to
Stephen Ii'. t‘hornltzslty. lot and build»
inns. Laura street. \i'ar.
()rrln ll. liyrrhoo to Stephen 8. Greg-
nry, building lot. Sherwood street.
War.
‘ Robert F‘. Adams to George W. his:
lhur And Wife. two lots, Meadow street
terrace. War
George C. Lockwood l(l iinrrlet i..
Russell. Norwnlil Hotel property. Wui'.
COUNTRY CLUB WHIIT.
The next meeting or the t‘onulrr
(‘iuh Whist will he held “l‘uondsy own
ins. .ianuurl' lit, at s unlock. Tin-
hostesses for the owning will iw Mir.
llornco l., Ilnbbeil. lire. \t‘. P. limt
and Mrs Alfred tloldschmidt. All
members intending to In- present will
pleural“ imnd their noun-s to Miss Annie
H Smith us noon on possible on that
nl't‘nlmr'inenls can iw porter-ted fill rv
‘ in uhlnonln, etc
'1'” ... ....
LETTER CARRIER BOUND OVER
NI-‘W HM Eh, Jon S, Wnirlug ox
untinnlion Iinnry i4, Keep. in letter cur-
rm of Bridgeport. was hound over to
u..- i‘wivml rmrrl, u. room mm.
t‘ommieslonr‘r Wright today on the
rum-xv oi outbouiemeul. No rvidonnv
nun tnlwn Keep wuut hurt: to tho
rouuly. hill In deinuil of slain hall. The
(humid nguiust Kwp Is that he kept
rngistvrvd lotions in his poshoslon
when they should how horn mulled.
'l'hv unmunt Illxolved in MM to ho wry
small
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m- a... . .. ...—......
STUDENTO HAVE HOOK WORM.
NEW “MEANS. .Inu. h ~ (‘onstrr
notion proruiir unions. our hundred or
more students of Tulane (‘oliour lol-
towlng the culmination of mm stu-
dent tor hooh worm. It in now an
uouuvml that more thnn a third of the
nwmlmrs or the riser: wore round to
In» iuievtrd with the pnruuiiv. i’rsott
rnih nil oi‘ the students Milli to ho thus
nil‘orted urn uppnrontiy robust spool:
moon of mnnhm‘nl,
PROF. AMEI DEAD.
t‘AMllllllltll'Z. Mutts. .lrln h. I‘roi.
lumen lhtrr Ann‘s. dnnu oi the Hill‘l'lii'tl
Low School and lormerly chairman or
the ntlilotlr committee oi the. univer-
sity. died today
PROOF POIITIVE.
l lutd horn waging war on
chewing for ovor u month. and
store girls didn‘t dnro more
iuwu. Ono day i put this little
Into my report:
‘fIt'n too had that nlior all we’ve
done to prevent the chewing or sum.
the head of u department should him-
self not the prumpie. llut yesterdey I
porn
the
their
item
Illililit‘d Mr. Spoonendylte. Ind beside
him was standing a stout. red-haired
mun or about fifty. chaining tum with
all his might."
0! course tho hand, and the more:
tnry. and everyone else hour that l
mount Sum Lane. hood of the notion
dollartmont. Next day. therefore. 8am
Lane had to suswpr the charge, which
he did in' this else:
"i was not chewing rum. l was
chewing n cough losenger tor my
throat. I annex h sample of some.“
And that it min. stuck to the shoot
he hurt written his answer onlmcoiett
humans. In (‘oilirir'n
W...
"My goodness. Bobby!
you howling shout?"
"Me little iirother dreamed slants
Clam brought he s lotto stroll pron»
outs on“ i didn‘udrosm nothiu'l“--
Clovelehd loader. .
W
The toisphousmnd telelrsph wit-ea
Whnt aim
the north It the counter more than no
”nil-r . x
.MJ‘IU»Mi~> fl ww‘r‘sw" :im wind“ hick:
[Ho war
A . ’
"White Sales" now
Corset Covers.
Night Gowns;
MENTS
ilIIlSE Ilillil lliiillllilsfi
illlll iliiiiii llilillll
Rose Bud. Educalcd Equine ol Police
Department Halls Vehicles or
Orders Them to Proceed
ilonehud, an corrosion horse or tho
police triadic mood. is king of feminine
hearts In Filth nwnur st l-‘Itty-ilrth
street. New York, where he and his ri-
der ore shunned in regulating lrsfllc.
Hrnl‘ult of women. runny or Whom are
prominent in New York society, have
littt'tlmt‘ devoted friends or the horse.
lttid nrurooiy it day phones that they do
not slim to loud him lost sugar, randy
or ripples
When n handsomely dressed woman
wulkml lrom the St. iiogia llolul late
yesterday aitvinoon she Blt'mlll‘d At the
Filth nwnuv curbing and glue it shrill
Whistle. Althouuh engaged then in
eat-lung n (llml‘llll ironic problem.
limo-hurl mlml his head. pinned Illicit
his «hrs and gilu‘ a low how or rorog»
nittou, in the animal's hit: intelligent
on» the womuu could almost rond the
horde:
“Just A minuti- and i will he with
you."
Turning his hood to the west. turluit
the Iioiol tinlhnm Itosrlmd lulu- n
warning loot: in the dirwtlou of rhnui-
iours and machine“ coming up Filth
urenuo nud tho uorthlmund truth? was
brought to n stniulsllll in the some
iuuunor a long line (it automobiles nod
rarringvu going south in tho husy
lhorounhturl- were halted in the
IltlIM', who (he'll. with n how of the
hood. uiunuilod uniting vehicles hound
onst nod wool in Filtyllltth street to
prom-oil .
Hill duty pvrloruuul, ilosvimd hur~
rim] to the rurhlng. whore his iriund
was still waiting. Willi n neigh oi
welcome. the horse greeted the wo-
mnn in turn. she thou pulled trout
her mui'i It linr'n napkin In which slu-
hud wrnppml several cubes oi loui
Migur. llosohud nlu the nncrharine
niiorlnu. bowed n farewell itllil rushed
lurch to his twist of duty.
Several minutes litter the horse
illunrod to the southwest corner.
where in women «mi it little girl were
nhout to crush the busy stmt. llurry~
log to their side. "(Ml‘lnld led tho way
in the nothing on the opposite side.
as (prickly was lmrk ut his post (IV-
to ciisutl‘ourn and conchmou.
In all the your and bustle of traillo
llouohud is always found at attention.
Should his rider ho culled to the other
end at his bent. which extends from
Filly-third to Filly-month street in
Filth overrun. truffle would more with
the some nmchimulllre regularity.
Rosebud was xrnduutod several
yours "II." from the police training
school for treiilc horses It 324d street
and White Plains road. ills present
rider, Policeman William ll. iielmus.
ot Trutllo Sound (3. said yesterday that
the horse has a larger bowing no-
ounlntsueo in Filth svenue and more
persons! friends than probably any
other horse on the "force."
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A TRIPLE MIXID.
"How tar is it between those two
lownn‘" suited the lawyer. l
“About four miles In the how cries."
replied the witness
"You run In the cry flows"
“No" put ni {lid Judge "no means
lit! the fly orbits."
And they sit looked steel-'1 other.
tooling thst smoothing was mongr-
lllvorybody' s Masculine.
W ‘_
Achilles wee lamenting his vuinor
I
Ishle heel. "i know my wits will
or the United motes would euoirols moire me wipe it. oil when 1 some in
the house!“ he exclaimed. Hotpoint
he returns to be contorted.th
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.
Annual Selling Women’s .
Underwear, Underpnced
The open secret of the cotton goods trade, of the very great advance in all Muslim,
us in placing orders for the new and up-to-dste stock of Lingerie now on sale,
on every garment are low enough to bear favorable comparison with any of the
was anticipated by
and the prices
in vogue, while the quality and workmanship bears our
u
usual guarantee of the best at a fair price.
25c to $2.50 Skirts, - - -
59c to $3.98 Combinations,
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ARE SOME INVENTORY FINDS OF SLIGHTLY MUSSED GAR-
98c to $4.50
31. 25 to $3. 50
TO BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES.
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H. rieger&Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Clearing Sale
OF
Winter Wearing
lug route. but wr-ll understory amount I
Apparel
IS NOW GOING ON
OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS we are
cutting prices in order to reduce stocks Before inventory.
OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT SYSTEM is benefitting
hundreds of families. You pay no premium for this accom‘
modstion. 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 ybu buy from us is
backed 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
H. Krieget ,. Co.
, 29-31 West Washington Street
We
ASKING Too MUCH.
The mother of little six-yeur-olo
Mary llld told her it number of times
not. to hitch her tried to passing slelxhs.
feeling that It won a denser-ens one
line. it was suoh a laminating sport.
however, that Mary could not resist it.
and one day her mother saw her no
skimming put the house behind u too
moi-“I "bobs."
When she ems in from play she
was taken to task, her mother shying
severely. ."NIW. hevoh‘ti told you that.
you must not hitch onto hobs? Be-
sides. you know it is mlnst the low."
Msry tossed her head. “Oh." she
said "doitt talk to me about the hurt
its till this. do to keep the hen 00th-
nmudmontsl"-ii‘rotn minions Home
Compsnion tor ,Jssusry.
SPECIAL!
Neck Sweaters
”-00 AND ”:60 OUALITV
. $150
ILACK AND GRAY
'i‘ho (tumult usury, which in 1888
cost 58.000h00 merits In 1800 cost
I180.0N.000: in mo. somwhst under
290.000. 000; in nor, ”0.000.000: the
hottest tor 1909 Itipnlstol 411.400,
000; the budget tor loos stipulstos. ,
“1.100.090. _ , ‘I
Joseph Davis
” ‘i’tth mil.”
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