*IS St
Telephone 450
ONE named Shoes have
gained prominence and
been forgotten. NO
hunted Shoo has ever heiore :II
I‘Ntnined and retained so grout
‘: popularity as the
Boston School
Shoe
‘ ”"For Girls and Boys, at a
Popular Price
, Sizes ii tb 8, $1.00; 3% III 11,
$1.25; Ill/2 to 2. $1.50. and for
, the iurge’ girls. 2% to II, 32.00.
V '..1lettIe boyn' sizes, ii to 131.4,
$1.75. and from I to 5%, $2.00.
‘ You'll iind our assortment the
most OOIIIIIlete and the most, up-
to-ddte in the town.
DON'T MISS US!
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
ll WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
DEFINE COAL <39-
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
To do good work
‘ To get from the brain
The best that it contains
To properly think. act or
To enjoy the pleasures of life
Unless, first of all. one is
Physically comfortable.
This brings us to COAL
Without which there can be
No comfort in the home.
And we sell coal!
MEWS @AL @.
wauwm.-......_ .. II .. ..I
You have IIIinmui IIIIII ur \illll‘ “in it
you haven't iIluIi the
ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget.
CIGARS
Don't miss tlIu other hull. ilvi Imu)~
D. J. REYNOLDS
1 MANUIACTURIN.
m—mmv .
FIRE WOOD
third and soft I‘mull’ for lumlly lint-I
Hard Wood ....81.75 twr I; curd.
Bolt Wood .. .4130 nor IA cord.
Split Wood, 260 Extra,
AI OAHMI BITTC' WOOD YARD
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
”one No. 7534. Norwallt, Conn.
it
II-
A M... ME “A
ODIII'I Littlrnl IlIIItulItvru oi IIIIIiIeiiII
it hold II rumnim mr-ntlnu thin me
fill it the lodge rooms III South Main
OF THE YEAR.
GANS CO
68 Water Street
YOII and yours w'ont look Intuit
a chillym-trosibittuu«red nosed '
crowd it you use
OUR
HAZLETON
COAL
Mont any kind will answer for
mild wuulhur. Raul winter de-
mands; rehl. lasting. strenuous
cool that
Gives Out a Cheery
Welcome Heat
”'8 SNAPPY COAL
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER
I The B. Hershtield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
DOOEW'AIIEAIIIEA
('lIiiIlrI-II‘II shiny lIIIhlII-t‘ lIuOIs,
SI'M'R irnm II“? In this. at .SIAO
lloIs' IIIIIII'i log lint-is slim-.1 I in
Ii. III ............ $1.75
i‘lIlldI‘I-II's l'IIIIrI iiIIIIlwI iltmtk,
sinus 7 to Hill}. III ,,,,, .Si.40
\iunl. Inttt- lltli'klt‘ .-\H‘ill‘l~ filli'b
b [ll ll . ..... $2.15
MAX LEVY
169 Waahington St. South Norwaik.
(BRIDGE)
nuns, nuns. Jilli-
Ilts lliii Inn liliiliS
LOOSE LEAF BOOKS
INKS
STAFFORDS
‘M
.
CARTERS
QIIIII is
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
l'll'lll I‘ilIIIi
MONEY TO LOAN
“’0- loan Illullvy III linuwirwtwru III
II utIIIkly tumult-his, also to prom-Ht
owners on wound and third mort
guru's All business trunnurtnd ntricl
iy trontittuutiul, (lmt‘ll lmnra trout ii II
In. till '4‘ n. m ; SIIIIIHIIIIN Iili ii p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN A CECURITN
COMPANY
94 Wuhington 8L. Havllnnd Bldg
Ono flight up. Room 1.
Hot Water
Bottles
ALL KINDS AND PliCEI.
Agents for Il‘ullnt. iirmvuv t‘o t‘iIuI-u
lllll‘ii.
W. F. Wingre 8: Co.
DRUGGIS’I‘S
8 NORTH MAIN ITRIBT
GOODFOOD
Well Served and Well Cooked
AT THE
Auditorium Restaurant
TELEPHONE 103.
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH
NONWALK. CONN.
DINNKR
. . I 25c
CRIANSAST Inn! SUPPER I
. 25c
INIAKFAIT A L' CARTC.
I
to Ill. amounts of our IiIlW‘i‘tt, thin
01'
Mi: rendered to out tiemnlton
Iglrnruiuorou or.
WW' ”I
1“
"WE ADDED $41,401.43
bring the ltllrront for tho last hall
For hull II tummy this study armi annual diviriettl on Ihrltt has
ARI YOU ON! 0? THEM?
South Norwalk Sayings Bank
UN lTCD IANK DWI-DINO
SOUTH NONWALK, CONN.
.5“:
Children’s and Girl:‘ Coats. from
Klmouoa and Corset Covet-II .
In.
33 South Main an, no. Norwalit.
SPECIAL SALE
MEN'S and DOYS'
Suits and
Overcoats
D. GOTTLIEB
‘11 NORTH MAIN CT-I BO. NORWALK
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
By titty or wr-ek. 810nm hunted, hot
rind cold water, both». man and I-ItI-nlrin
light, Pine airy rooms. Prices reu-
annuble.
The Best SioOltedCate in Town
With all the leading brands Wines and
Whinkies. Try our butter or Ale. it is
the bust. 81 vane. 24 botilns. Delivery
to your home. t'lui. Winn. 7I'K‘ Ital.
J. A 1.. DICEIA. Prop-I
Cor. Milnrile A Chi-tout Stu. Tel 15”
SOLID GOLD SIGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS, FROM ".00 UP
W. R. Klrch & Co.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
lililil Ill lilil Sillitl.
\‘i' 'ill S‘Clltl I'll' ,lIilil II III Thorn
“are IIIIIIII-I Ili‘II\\ selling unit-rs in
‘tlllli‘ irilllltliiil «It thr lint \Iiwn lllv
niurlt IIIIII‘IIM upon-uhioduy ‘l‘wnuiI
il\’v iIIIIIlIuIIIII liliiil'f‘l'l III I' 3'. Slwi
:lillil ill hill“ iiIlII hill,“ mtnpnrmi will
It inst IIiItiII nml IIIIIIII IIIINH‘N ui‘ l'IItun
I'llt'ttlr .Ii If“: and l'.II3L,,I~IIIIIIIIII1I«IIn1iIlt
Willi. Inst IIlulII Northern l'ntiiluln»
*t rnntlnnnl Pump and IR 5 lIIIIIltI (In
I'llnwi at point. t‘lrwlnntl. t‘. I‘ IIIIII :n‘t
IJllilh it. and N, l i‘vuitui, Wasting-
lItIuru‘ ICIN‘iIII. \‘irglnin t'nrollnn
i‘lwintrni llllll Alltmlt‘lil Autiruliurai
loun- ftnvilnm- i‘tIttwlitiIIh-tl (Inn ml
\ilnt'l‘ii it? illlii tit l'IItIi It,
\\'AI.I. H'I‘Iil-Il'I‘l' ll II III \Vltuis
the opening .wiilnu lll‘t'l‘l‘k IIItIl tum“
I‘Ivtu'mt up 'iii martini inult n III'IutI
turn upwurtt “llll‘ll Inmv lituu “limit
our tlIv llimwn SI I'iilll_ \nrtlIIII-I.II-I-n
(‘Illli‘lliu‘illti' A” (liIiII “hintslt pltl lII
tl‘illlii'tlilgil MI‘IHI‘IIIHI'HI pill, Ititilu’u}
film-l l-IIIt‘lItx IIIIIl i‘ItlIIlIIIrg i‘tml Wore
iiiiI-Ii .I pului tm‘r It-IIIIIIIIIII .‘l i‘IllM
tug. limitilnrt I ll. \Illi‘llt‘illl Shunt
itIIiI litmkivn i'IIinII Iem. i if: .tiIIrltIII
i‘muim'Ilv,» '.’ i‘unmlitlnlmi this ‘1 i‘.’
tint! IAmInIIiIv Ii;- Muhrlilv 2 MI i' :I
I'llI-I'l. l’IIiIIII I’Iii‘llli‘ NIIIIlII-I‘n I'lil‘l
iir l'vmthyiuuiiu nmi Huttlhnrn l’ucillr
IliIilI'tI I In i All from their In» ii:
ilH‘h At IIII' high level “1100» nun-I
ml 1 ti Hlvvi IltuptII-tl Imt‘lt It point,
but illi’ lint tt'i'lltlittll unttlu nut! iwcuutv
quit-i Him» HIHIIIII'III Nit-vi nu l'tIitm
ling lIIIl Ilm'liilmi ll [IIIIIIIII NIII’lII Am
nrtpun ‘3 .“tlllli‘ltllilllli, St Paul II“ Soul!
lilo At‘lllh pitl l ‘l i. nml I'll 14min 61»
Film lI‘IIItII‘iIII'Il 13ml [lid 1
WALL S'i‘ltl‘llfi'l‘. Noun Almihnl'
(11p Iii illill‘it I-IIIIiml i‘IIlII-II NIIIII'I
l-Itrmi hurlt to tlw lttwvnt. utter which
minim tulllrd lIiulwI than lwturn.
rIuIIliIvIu i‘uIliIr Wuimalt tIIIl Amati
gntnniml l‘nmwt and ilnpuhiiv Hltuvl
phi row i own lnIIi night, l‘nllumu
it»; Hllil itumiinq H... The tour III
lltullI won unwrmin Iluntin worr-
I'hiil’
\\.\i.i. S'I‘lllilfi‘t', i II III 'I‘Imlitut
IIIIII illilt'll runtl‘lrtvd imtm‘nn l‘.’ IIIIII i
tI‘rhwlt unti ilm'iIIIIIlunu were durum-
‘I‘itv Inlurlmrnuuh “Illftiilfllllilli lilm‘ttr
it‘ll oil It point. I'ninn l’ili‘lllf"» not
unm i’mi‘livd It point
NONWALK CLUI POOL.
Another unmr- in tho Nnrwnik (‘ itItI‘I
umIl imil‘lll‘y was Itlnywi Inst night
n‘ltrn lmnior Wurrrvh. Ill. went down in
Iiviunl III ilw hood! (I! (build III lim‘t
wllh il1II alum titling 'I'lw nrnrn hy
lilimml'
Warren. 70. mm, 70.
I'I ti 7- l
III 2 lit-«MI
”tr-2 2“
251 231 l
Eli-wl Ill
1N1»? 44-..;
“I “I ”I
49-1—2 55.... I
521'“ 1 lid
51 mi 70~~~I
Tomorrow awning. our of the
ntronnsi fllmotl n! in» III-rim will he
rrnIIII rum with Dentist w. i. Weed.
HO. Though Iiw outta seem in favor
III Mr. (linen. Domini Weed has 1m
playing vm Inruiui Ionuintrnt pool;
burly and the remit will probably be
very close
firstluel Irttut ours. pay.
Inn-runsrnrau
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
played. when W. 1.. (linen. till), will
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
Ladles’ Fur Coats, Run COIIts. Fur Sate. Caracul Coats, I
Cloth Coats. Shirts. Wilda. Milliuery tutti Hosiery
mil.” up,
.....25c up
..c-r-..v11qu-..agtoot-
-.r-von.-
the Main In. Stamford.
ORDER TO SETTLE Account:w
District of Norwalk. Ins. Probate
(OIIII January i'ith, A l). 1910.
I‘ ethic of George A, Davenport, lute
oi Wilton. in unit! district deceased.
(ltwdored That the trunteou for Mun
A. ll. lluvonitorl exhibit thoir account
In this court for adjustment, at the
Probate olilno in Norwalk. on the 24th
tiny or .luntIuI-y. iiilil. at Iii O‘viuclt
lorenoou; and that all nnrnortn internat-
ed in said eulnto may be notified thoro-
oi. the said trustees will cause tiIiII
order to be nuhiiahod in It newspaper
having at circulation in will district, at
louui tire duys botortI mid 24th day
of January. 1910.
HENRY ‘l'i'. NRIIII'IOR Y.
.ludgo
its ii
ORDER OF NOTICE.
iiiutrirt oi Norwnik. an. Probate
t‘ourt, Jilllilfll‘l’ III. A. ll. lull)
\l‘iwrnnu. written application has
Ill‘ml made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of John P. H
Mohring, Into oi Noruulk. in said din-
trlt't, tlwehued
(ll'tinrmi. 'l‘hnt loud Implication Ilt‘
henrd and determined at the i‘rohntt
other III Nm'wnlk. on tho. “’Ilh (III) of
January, 1910, at it) o‘clock forenoou
and that public notice tltnrooi be giv-
nn to all unrrnmn Interested therein by
publishing this order in n urwunntwr
hnviuu u circulation In said district.
at ions! lite Iinys lIuioI't- unit! (luv oi
hunting
HICXIIY \I'. GREGORY.
.Imlgu
llllllllilllli lililll IIIIIS
lIun'l miss Iltn .lunuutI
sult' ntII J. M i!" Sc (7" It
will It" Ull\ about it
III? II
l loot Itnr I
The ads
MIMI liliu litigant Oi IlIIilIllll'). IF
spending It (In days VIII!) III-Ir ulster.
.llt'It SIIIIIIII‘II. nl lint sitrwi
Hurry Alt‘Alithr'r, tin» mptlihr I Iw‘II
lit ”11‘ .‘mruulk ptlsitlmtt in onthyillR
till“ I» Int Alton tIIIIu his It Hit a
litwiv I“ ltnuoti. Ill IIIIItling l'i‘li
lot has tnmrnwl In hm homo Mint
.1 \l'll‘ Iaivemml AMI ullh Ilt‘l‘ hit-Inlet
in Hunt Nomullt
.\lx\ i'iIIIIlvni‘i "Milt-I1.
Mlllll sin-vi. III unending tIIv work at
Ilw inmu- or hm bruthrr. t; it, (“on
llrltl, III Muplv FUWI‘I lilittut-IIIIII
III 1323 Smith
lItIuIII-I I'I' lihtil NI “Inn tirrit- IIIi
Illi‘t‘l \Iliit fut-it iln \Imrtum nu "iltttra
day In East \Otnnlk Muniwrs will
Inlw ”H I‘lliiillb‘ I.” .llIIt alight ni
ilnnkius lllt'llllt
in W I: i‘iI.IuI‘rtlluI It‘hlt‘l‘llll‘ Il‘
Imm-Il IIIN hmmvhnid I‘fl'vl‘ls Imln l'lunr
:Iwntw In his ruIIIIIIIIIiiIIIIs rt‘hllll‘llt‘t' III
\V-ml «trout Ills lvlolillmno' hm. iwuu
li‘itllbfi‘l'll'ti. nut tIlt‘ I-uil rmnninn Iiw
hltllw
III ”11' Nttt‘nnilt l-‘Irv I’nllt'v iuuttm
illt‘lll int-I night .Imnm. brunt. l‘fllt‘tl
ll.‘-. IIoi’I-nic-ti TIIIIIII Hmlornlront.
i‘lIII'tI ill. by HIP mourn III lift to illi
IIIIIIII‘II arhunmun “M rnivrev HIIII
“llliant “t‘lhill‘ll utortsr ‘
Au owning hiltlitilll mi (in i‘nttnln
I‘iub “him will no lwid till-t I‘H‘IIIIUI'.
III III" rinlt Iillll :I largo Ittlnmlultt‘v lII
I-tpt'l‘ivtl. III: ill-“Iv nettle IIIIVII Ili‘i'll
uniformly onioyahlr ’i'ho indim will
imw tin. tuvn m; IIII‘II Kili'fllh nu illlII
ilt'i union
”""V""
tiIIIIIgI- i‘ LIII ltwm‘ni IIIIIIIII'II “llllt‘
ulinltlirut iimn his i‘nlilflfli’ in High
illit'fll, Numulk. lIIIII night. null toll
homily IIn bin hunti, brvnltlnu tho hone
in his thumb 'iito ii'ili‘llil'f' was not lay
llI \t’ttrtl ilrt-IIIII'I untl Mr Int'ltwoml
twin flllit‘ll ouster twin). though IlII-
bond in t‘tllllitilvlltill} unoiinn.
turn IIIIIIIIIII.
Mr: Maurie. Monroth
Mrs. Mauriw MOIIIIIIII tilt-Ii, Inutvn
«ion. at her hmnr. in Winnipnult, Idiot
It ling-Irina ilinvnu. 8hr in uurvivml
by II innihuutl and Inn mm, John and
liltlwnrd MI‘IIIrItilI li‘unorui mtrrimu
will lw III-1d 'i‘hnrndur morning III Si
o‘clock from Ill hint)“: Church. in-
terment in III Mary’a Cemetery,
W4-
Vunorui at William Ind.
’ilw lumulnu of William lie-ed Ilit‘
mlmeti oynior Inmnur. who won found
(loud where hr limit on the \"llflillfll
ton rumor hritiaag finndny nitnrnomt.
urn stilt III ii \I' ltnmoud'n mornlt‘
In North Main IIIIWI. ll'ilrd hnn Iwn
soul to North Inlullvnu in Norfolk.
\‘II. but nothing butt rel iwnn hoard
irnln thutnI
DAMAOI DWI YO Tilt".
Councilman Dem Cali- Attuntinn to
Ihm Clnultluy by lieutrlu Winn.
‘ t‘nuuelitnun (loom iinltn brought
ill» attention of the Norwnilt l‘otlllrtli
hurl «Ironing to II otter lion in or his
latest to Maryann Wu desires to see
the norm beauty 01 the mun III-e
5mm Mr lieu; coiled attention to
the dunno being done to bountiful
tron by electric tin wires. when they
chart circuit. 1‘th no. he stated
in not merely trim ry. hut in um
um dieingutltu mirth ni‘ inn um
Tree Ivor (Will has called the
W III tile people hitherto to this
‘WWW
‘ ’v 169..
I “if i I.
' [liltlllillllltlllt
Till; NEW
li‘su
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Teiephone 112
v .. ....
MONDAY. TUESDAV. WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS AND WEDESDAY
MATINEE
CROSS STOCK CO.
C
in the Satirical Comedy
“WE ARE KING”
THURSDAY. FRIDAV. SATURDAY
NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE
“The Unwritten Law"
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'S ONLY
VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
PROGRAM STARTING
Monday (Matineei. January 17th
m
Monday. Tuesday. Wedneaduy
MORRISIEY A M‘CAULAY
The Two Lunatic:
MILDRED STOLLER
Singing Comedienne
MUSICAL SIMPSONS
instrumentation
LAVIGNE' ‘
Dramatic Baritone
HIGGINS A WARD
Singer. and Duncan
AND A BIG FEATURE ACT
NEW PROGRAM EVERY THURSDAY
MAYINEE EVERY DAY
Children .I....50. Adults ....... 10:
NIGHT ......... to and em
“fl“- .I..I.I....I
Art Exhibit
High School Hall
Wednesday to Saturday. January
19 to 22. inclusive
EIWIII afternoon. ii In ii II III.
l-‘IIIIIII and Satuttiuy evening» from
7:10 in iii it Ill
Art Lecture. Friday. 8 p. m.
l’miiln Int High llrhnoi III-roruilou.
amen 1rII‘AN mm
SIXTH ANNUAL
GRAND CONCERT
AND BALL
Court NII’I'IIII. No. 58. F. of A.,
NORWALK ANMONV
Friday Evening, Jan. 21, I910
1TICKlTC
.............. 50 CENT.
Admitting (lent and Lady
we. ”I...”
Mr llnltu ritual". that our I no urn
our of our stronger! until-III rm entity.
and in nlnumily var; anxioun t tum:
them 'l‘hIII mutter lun- ileon referred
to the proper nommlttno dud norm no
lion will adulation soon he Initnn.
AOAINIT
am“.
'IOPLK'B LIFE lNlUl-
All“ on.
manner: It. Y.. m II.«~luntIca;
W 8 Andrew: tndu granted spoilt-II»;
tint or the sour mutation Mart
merit to line tho l’vovle I Lilo AMI!
I9
tlun mt mane turned our to the tie-i
”maul. tor liquidutlou. *
It???
town:
25.!
F?" 4;.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
January Cloak, Suit and For Sale
OUR ANNUAL JANUARY CLOAK. SUIT AND FUR SALE
COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 15TH
This Annual Event means a mark down in prices that all our former customers know and new ones
will appreciate
.. .~ ... “L. I L...
TUESDAY. JAN. 18. turn
Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits and one-piece Dresses
L'adies’, Misses’ and Children’s Separate Coats
FUR SCARFS FUR MUFFS 1FURCOATS
The entire linedof all the above items is included in this sale. Nothing is reserved.
In
H. KriegerSr CO.
29-31 Wed Washington Street
Our
Half-Price
I Sale“...
is now in full swing. If
you miss this gigantic sale
you are losingmoney. If
you don't
know of any-
thing that you really need,
come in
anyhow, look
around, and youl’ll no
doubt find just the thing
that you ought. to have.
H. Krieger &CO.
29-31 West Washington Street
STAT! PIRCONALC.
Former (luv. Rollin 8. Woodruit‘ will
inure Now Ilavuu the lust of thin
mouth Itll‘lht’ Iouth, whore he will
attend the unlire month of February.
~._ ._
The president IIIIII sent to tho unh-
ntn thn name at Adellwrt w. Crane on
noulmnntrr of South Glastonbury.
This is It resummintmrut. The Onion
pays a unlill'y oi Il.lilll It your.
«Ow -
Char!» K. Hamilton or New Britain,
in a Curling biplane. in taking part lit
the aviation exr-rciaeu in New Britain.
7 “It's?- 5 3
.iutlgn A. lit-Mon Robertson and bin
daughter. Minn Mabel A. Robertson. or
Now Haven, lelt Saturday tor a trip
to the West iodine.
«wt--
A. human King. for the past two
years on the stat! of the. New anen
.inurhulCourier he: accepted a posi-
tlon with Printers Ink and will. have
in- heudquurters III New York
«+—
13: the will'otifiiiu J. Stevens, at Mr.
opituiter dried seventy (Our who died
in Monroe on Den. 8. 810.000 in loft in
tho Bridunpmt hospital: 85.000 to tin-
Connecticut hospital tor the insane:
[5.000 for the home {or the blind in
Hartford; ".000 to St. Peter'u church
in Monroe. nod to Henry B. Stephens
of Patel-non, N. J.. It first cousin. 81.000.
4....
Hon. Stiles Jud-on of Sirnltord h In
returned from It trip south: having ar-
rmnpunied his sister. MIIIII Marin Jud
son. to Altimn. l5. (‘1. where Elm will
remain (or the winter.
”WWLMW...
“Ma'am. hero's It man at. the dorm
wlth a parcel nu you.“ "fillet is it.
Bridget?" “it'll n iisll. md’nm and it‘s
mIrltod C. D. D." "Then moire the
men like it straight back to the deal-
or. i ordered, trout."—-Wuhin5tnu
Star.
W
There thI been no development. in
the reported iniuuctlou or the lesser!
oi Monte Hull emu-t Former Manager
’rorn Kiri: y, who Miguel to take the
monument or Hurts Thutrn. No
lulunuiiou nan yetimu lieu against
Norwalk Chronicler