“ [Co'NhsALLY
l\ND
“shoves Font: to
. DME'uumed Shoes have
S gained prominence and
I been‘ forgotten. No
named Shoe has ever before at-
‘tuined and retained so great
.7 popularity as the
"Boston School
Shoe
« For Girls and Boys. at a
Popular Price
Sizes ii to 8. $1.00; 81/; to ii,
$1.25; My; to 2. $1.50. nod for
the large girls. 21/; to ll. $2.00.
. Little hoys' sizes. ii to int/g,
$1.75. nnd from i to 5%. $2.00.
You'll find our iissorimeni the
, most complete and the most up-
to~dale in the town.
DON’T MISS US!
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634
Tu {Films QOAL (3.
' 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!
REEIQQS @AL @.
You have missed hull of \‘tlili life it
you huvent tried tho
ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
Don‘t miss lilo otilor hull.
1?- J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURIR.
(lot holly.
at“ “I'm-v bl” .t.
FIRE WOOD
.Hitrtl and soft rondy for family lino.
Herd Wood ...,ti.75 per il. cord.
Bolt Wood ..... $1.50 per I4 cord.
. unlit Wood, 25c illxirn
A. GARMI BITTN WOOD YARD
No. 14 Newtown Avenue.
Rhone No. 788- 2. Norwaik, Conn.
.wum
f“ Edwmi Kano“. of Norwulk has in
hill! at position no drivor for (lions-
knit, thehphor.
*tin tilt! moonlit! or our savers this
. 1*909
helm reodored to our demotion.
“‘vvnomeron I‘l‘.
‘AI 0. . A
“it. it.“
on THE YEAR}
You and yours won't 100k such '
u chilly~troathltten~-red nosed
crowd it you use
OUR
HAZLETON
COAL
Most any kind will answer for
mild weather. Raul winter de‘
rounds renl. lasting. strenuous
cool that
Gives gut a Cheery
ome Heat
We
”'8 SNAPPY COAL
FOR SNAPPY WEATHER
The B. Hershiiold 8t Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water at.
Boots and Artics
(,‘hlliil'on‘ s shiny ltullhor iluuts.
sinus Il’lilll 8‘3; lo "II-(g. ui.. . 31.40
lioys’ short lot: limits hili‘ti I to
li,ul..,..,.,., ............ $1.75
(‘hllilri-u‘s i‘utio}~ iiulilut Hoots.
sizes 7 to ltiln ul .......... $1.40
Mon'n iour-huvklo Al'clit's. titres
II in li, ul. ............. .5215
169 Washington at. South Norwalh.
(BRIDGE)
Children’s no Glria' Goats. from
. Kimonos and Corset Covers
.a-u
I8 tenth Main It" as. Norwniit.
MEN’S and BOYS'
Suits and .‘
Overcoats
D. GOTTLIEB
‘ 11 NORTH MAIN ST» IO. NDRWALK
CESTRAL Horst.
FINE ROOMS
By day or well. Steam honiod. hot
and cold water, buiilougas and «Metric
light. Fine airy rooms... Prices reu-
aunnhle.
'l‘he Betti StocIted Cale Ill Town
With all tho leading lunndu Wines nod
Whisklos. Try our hill-WT or Ale. it is
the boat. 81 ratio. 24 hotilos. lllollvory
to your home. Col. Wine. 75c ital.
J. A L. DIBEBA, Props.
Cor. Monroe 0. Chlotnut Stu. TII 151.3
'
La..- ”~.WWWU. WWAWWM
SOLID GOLD SIDNET AND STONI
GET RINGS. FROM “.00 UP
W. R. Kirch & Co.
39 SOUTH MAIN DTREET.
illlllllll, nulls. "lull-
ilIlS ill on nus
LOOSE LEAF BOOKS
iNKS
STAFFORDS
la I’Inin.
CARTERS
Qii:ll_‘l.~.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington at.
I’lulu,
MONEY TO LOAN
We Ioun money to housekeepers R‘
81 wookly payments. also to property
owners on second and third luort
gngoa All hunlnoss transacted strict
ly confidential. tliilrn hours from 9 o
m. till 7 n. m.: Sutnrduya till 9 n. in.
iNDEPENOENT LOAN A SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havllond Bldg
Ono flight up. Room 1.
~‘Hot war...
Bottles
ALL KINDS AND PRICED.
Atzolliu i‘tli‘ I“lIIIi‘i‘. iirt'oito i‘o (‘Ilulur
lutos.
W. F. Wig—thine & Co.
DRUGGISTS
l NORTH MAIN ITRIET
“GOOD FOOD
Well Served and Well Cooked
AT THE
Auditorium Restaurant
TELEPHONE 1038
17 NORTH MAIN BTRIET. DOUTH
NDRWALK. DDNN.
DINNER ........ . ........... 28c
BREAKFAST and IUPPIR ....... 26¢.
WE ADDED $41401“ 4's
DRIAKFAOT A I.‘ CARTE.
twins the interest for thll hint hall
For halt a century this steady semiannual dividend on thrift hill
ARI YOU ON]. OF THIM'!
e South Norwalit Savings Bank
UNITID IANK IUILDIND
IDUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
Illilillllllilw IIIIIII litIIS
Minn h... A. \Vt‘hit‘l‘nt‘III. of it! Muti-
ulll)’ uii‘ool. lulu unit.- in lnwoll lo rt“-
ulaln it short llnio with Mrs. I'IlltrII-n
Wllooit‘t‘. iorlnol'i)‘ oi Nol'wuill. who is
:‘I riouuly ill.
Stilllvlldr t'lti‘tIh Iinlr Ilt'rtl il't‘t‘I\t‘1I
limo unlinnl l'. RNHIIII‘. of Xmuuih.
no“ ul lloslonl, Flotilla. u-hil-n Muir
that tho iolooornturo is llinviy-oiithi
«logroos in the sun und m-voniy in tho
shitdo.
., We... ...... _
.lunlm \‘unuiclilnn Ihil‘lr. oi lion!
Woods. New I‘ulmnu. tho t‘vilow whu
from his II‘I-I lust Saturday. was ill
Norh‘nik, 'l'ut-sdn). haying his hills
and oxloudinu lhr "giud huud‘ It)
ihour who helped IIIIII in ills lll‘t‘iilt'fl'
moot Sulnrdu) night nod Sunni.” Mr.
Ilule in now on woil or. own.
Slioot t‘otnlnlnsiouor .lohu Mulono.
in urrortinuro with tho volt» oi the
Norwnll. t‘ity t‘ounrii. has noon to it
that tho rhinos oi anon ulonunido the
lrolloy Ilurhu lo Woulluirl int-nun
wi-ro romorod by tho tlolloy t‘tlllllilli).
'i his work is n grouthoon lo lrnwlorl
uloux this much used highway
PONASSUO COUNCIL MEETS
Al tho lnootiuu oi Pullilflflllfl t‘ onto-ll.
Iloyui Arcnnooi. lust ovoulou tho rotor
iur truth of rurnol howiorn room up
against the "or toll" sound and won out
handily. (‘onuoquonily tho (‘ounrll
tooth will rooronont tho rouoril Ill lilt-
luntohou to ho hold IIIIIII‘II)‘ throughout
iho stuio 'l‘horo uro ioor division:
and onvh tonm oiuyu tho It'lmlll or their
own division ilrai; tho winuorn in non
- division play the winning tottlu of each
ot the othor throo divisions. in this
way. tho million ill-o allied down until
it iinoiiy dolor-mined which in the win-
ning It’ll!“ of the stain.
‘i’onasuuu Council loam, contained or
Clieuior l-I. Bullock. will Ditty the team
from Shaman Council uornotlmo ooxt
weak.
may.
UNDIR DIFPIGULTIII.
limit, hark? The lurk at heaven‘s mile
sings.
All she dodges an“ aeroplane:
And the wireless nines-lieu mine hm-
winml I .
While. she pours forth her oroiulle
attain.
“Limiinuott’n.
Wm
TIMI'A CHANDRA.
"It seems strange." remarked the
oluervar or events and things. "that o
men and woman sun so out and moth.
frantic love under the hius'uity. and
yet they uan‘t live long together un-
or the some root‘wtoultorr state»
3.... .u—v
Ltdles' Fur Coats. halo Coats. Fur Sen. Carocul Coats.
" Chili Coils. Shirts. Willis. MIIIMIIU and Hosiery .
.251: up
IA“ IN BOTH "on,"
to t’uvvlttttltootli00""l' ‘14” up
hill Mull! In. Mumford.
no illililli ”
Funeral at William clan-on.
la‘uosrni services over the remain:
or William filauaon will he held Friday
nttornoon at 2:30 tram hill into home
in Westport avenue. Rev. Frank D.
Torrey, of the Norwulk Methodist.
church. will atheists and interment
will he in Riverside onmstéry.
"—1—...
Funeral ot Mrs. MoOruth.
The funeral of Ellen McGruth,
widow of Maul-loo Motlruih. of Winni-
nhuh. was largely attended this morn‘
inn lrom Eli. Mnry'u Church. A roquiom
high mass was ooloilrnird II,\' Rev.
John (Y. Fogurty. assisted by l‘uihor
Motluinnoiui and ll‘uthor McDonald. At
the offovtorl' Minn Alice (iahlii sung
Ave Moria and Face to Faro. and all
the body was when iroul tho churrh
.\‘t-nror, My God. to 'l‘hoo. 'l‘ho. llsll~
hunters woro l’utriolt Walsh. liernurd
(‘tioltg l‘nlrloh Troy and Patrick (lur-
um. 'I'ho Ilowor llonrcrs wore .lumon
Murphy and John ()‘lionnoil. tutor-
niont unit in St. Mary's Cenwtorr.
Eugene Horace Down.
:ugnne iloruoo [lawns dioii this
nim‘nlniz In his homo in lirogorl llou~
Ioturtl. Eliot Normlik. Ilrlor u lingot»
inu Ilinosa, Tho liooouuoil was 3.x
yours and II months hid and is. stir
vivod by n willow. 'I’ho Inuornl will
in» hold tiunduy utiorooou at 213m. at
the house, tho ltor. II. II i‘urhontor.
pastor of tho South Norwuih itniuis:
Church, oillt‘lilling Tho llurlnl will
he in tho lumily pint or llnlou orno-
tar). lion-nylon,
Ruth Elizabeth Havens.
Ruth 'Isiiilmtllh. lIli‘tll‘<lllt,lIIIInvtiltI
daughter of MI. and Mrs ltoowu ll
linveuu. rllod this morning at tho homo
of her parents. ii I": North Iiniu
street. hint-ml survivors oill ho hold
Sniurduy ailernOon at 2 o'riovh. oi ih.
house. the ltov .lnmou Ilt'iiluii Wm
nor ofllolnlluu lnlortnom Will in to
mod Norrmilt cemetery,
Funeral 0' George Hack.
The Illllt‘i‘iii or (loot-go lluclt. lit‘II‘iIlo
in the Sixth Now York \‘olonloor In
Inntry. was hold thin uttr-rnoon lit 2
o‘clock from tho chapel M the Sol
liters' iiunlo, Vol-own. interment “Ila
in Willow itl'ook oomt‘lorl. Woulpml
.u—“o.
MAITIRING A LION.
Exciting Experience oi~a Famous Ani-
mi trainer.
"allow it iiou that you Mr his muster
and he will ho uulunluslro; ouoo nor»
lnit him to not tho notion thut you il-ttr
him and his untlluuhv vlill inrrouuo,"
said Frank i‘. mistook. the famous out.
llllil lroinor
All iiiuutruiion oi lilo lolluiha to
whloh ownorn of niitl Inmhin will go
in ordor to retain ooulrol of thorn llou
Int-h told tho following story.
"l-loino yours ugo when we WI'I‘t' oi
the liltipodrvulw, In Paris, l III’I‘IIIOII not
It tutorial itIIl‘iLt'lIIiII to go thin the uro-
III with Wullmo, u hutto Milonli lion
that till our Il'ninora hnd dontihlrod oi.
Tho houuo with orowilod. We pinroii
the lion in it run slxiooil toot unturo.
und this was out inuido it IWNII)’ loot
ring Two nullutuniii WW niniionotl
In tho ouior ring in I'IIIW oi nooiduut. i
told urnrooly not losido whorl tho
hut-lit loaned at too. it hit rhtht
thmuxh my ioit hand and with one
hiow rlnnotl tho oah oil my hook.
”Clear out!“ I hho loci in tho two moo
in the outer ring. "i am going to on-
on tho doors and lot hlnl loin tho his
hrottn." ’
"I won an furious as tho lion.
prido an a irainor wall wounded
doooor than my hitch. I hung upon
the doors. and tho lion Illii‘IIrl‘ out
The tripod was pouring from my
wounds, hul inthn oxcltomont of tho
moment i toll on naili~ouly a mud
deolrr to no nluior. l pleitod up it
"nromrly" rheir. and when tho hen!
rams uhnln I struck it full home the
muulo: than. letting my whln. I tirin-
hliy twoomo the "granular.
"‘i‘ho audit-nee vim in mmsthinlt
mm a nadir, and n loud cries or
human, enough. yore raised. that i
hadn‘t finished. in ten minutes i told
Illillllifllmi Walloon to such no extent
that no onward IIIIF a do:- I not out
or the can and that tainted away.
From that day no one “tempted to
melt Walld«.i‘«4w’i‘%lrnoas Weekly.
NW
A urination or mount.
codllnewWhy did you lmk to that
old tramp. dour boy? M9YWWII)’
ILMIIIIIII. 1 out climate? no‘ hint in
My
who uni he doesn’t work luv it llw
tilts-mutant} '
nos. 3 ands GAZETTE BUILDING. anemic. cons.
January Cloak, Suit and F or Sale
OUR ‘ANNUAL JANUARY CLOAK. SUITAND-‘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
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits and one-piece Dresses
‘ ' Ladies’, Misses’ and: Children’s Separate Coats
FUR - SCARFS FUR nurrs "FUR COATS
The entire line of all the above items is included in this sale.
Nothing is reserved.
intuition
T HE NEW
ill
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS AND WEDESDAY
MATINEE
CROSS STOCK CO.
in the Satirical Comedy
“WE ARE KING”
THURSDAY FRIDAY. BATURDAY
NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE
“The Unwritten Law
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'B ONLY
VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY. FRI‘
DAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL INGADKMENT
Jack McAuliffe
mm Lightweight Champion
ln'l‘ales oi the Prize Ring
Ann Crewe & Co.
“The Lady Raffles"
Antonoette Sisters
mo omen one acre
«nine: uvmv DAY
column ......sc Adulte.......10o
moor All) and so:
may». . ”do... w...
BETTER THAN EVER
SIXTH ANNUAL
GRAND CONCERT
AND BALL
Court Narrult. No. 58. F. of A..
NDRWALK ARMORY
Friday Evening. Jan. 2]. 1910
m
TICKETS 50 CENT!
Admitting limit null Lady
A Y i .. 4.... . , i no... ., "an.“ ..
Wiillo «tiny. on. Mr. (Imtdfeliolv‘n
sermon, today. was on "Preaching nod
Pruolioo.” WIIIII does that mean?
Pu ‘‘‘‘‘ lio otmht in havu ulvon you an
Illustration that you could understand.
Wiliio~Chn’i you do It?
Pitwhurofi You know how niro it
In to have things convenient and «in
for old would. and for the infirm?
Wiliiwwt‘ou. nlr
Ita~ Woil. You know that It you Ili-
voohto olnnln. tho loo oil oil the side»
walk that prouihinu. Understand?
William-bios. llir
Pam-An “Matron actually not out
out and tho too thin I; urac-
tico. lindtlrlltlnd?
William! think I do.
Pan-4V9" Take your lee ploit out
at tho collar and not huny.~hoohoatar
Hem ti
W
'i'hm does not moi to he much
water on it lol. ht water wagons
It is u mistake to divest notoriou-
“qu pearls to have smile Mono-la
H. Krieger & Co.
29.31 Wes Washington Streét
louder “(Inn who oovor wear a veil in
the winter illoo hot-hour th- say it
can-on tho (lire lo I'Iuip nod rmmhtou.
outlooiolly it‘ tho mesh is wiry. They
will also tell you that they think veils
bring on wrinkled. This in n nuhiooi
worth looking into hr oihoru who are
suffering with charmed tnccn liilti who
not wearing veils. "
a, _
Putin coho Irohi llnrper'a iinnr:
(frown one‘iullt eon of butter with ll.
cup of sugar. add .Il cup of milk. It
quartet-eon grated chocolate, mo hosts
on eggs. three loitfliiiilils oi‘ tlour slit-
ad with n bassinet unsound oi halo
in: two and. i stall in half-eon
oi hicltory- nuts or pneumonia. hmitan
and aroused with flour. hallo in layers
and not together with I {urine oiling.
(“lover with boiled Icing.
Amne—
Navar hold a man who «unis to
Ilnht. A halting will he more honello:
Iili than good advice.
l. ,
at rumour.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
JANUARY_
CLEARING
SALE
~01":-
FURNITURE
10 to 20% discount on all pur-
chases durlng this month.
Charge Accounts Open-
ed with Everybody
Brass Beds, Iron Beds. Springs,
Mattresses, Couches, Dressers,
Chiffoniers. Diningroom Furni-
ture, Rugs. Mattings, Etc.
Everything is subject to our
January discount-
H. Kriegerdz Co.
29-31West Washington Street
Thorn two it grout many women with
WW.»
Francs reasons luauohed the lure» ,
L
A Sale
which men will revolve with
onto nrmn.
The star Negli oo Shirt...ti.lil
were ”All and £3.00.
£1.00 Mailman. . .. ........ bile
28a and 350 Hall Hon. . . . . . .211;
Ii pain, “.00.
While you're in. you might
savo more money. Revisions
of urine now make
$20.00 IUITI.............IIS.00
$10.00 IUITI.... ...... “$12.00 .
JosephDavis
‘ Who!“
“not.
tooth: m ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler