Just ' RECEIVED
titiillllt Inna
Speeial Sale
LADIES’ FINE
SHOES
L 1 lot Ladies Gun Metal new tip
toe Button 33“ 50 .$2 98
”Shoes at
(inn Metal new
1,. lot .Ladles‘ $2;98
plain toe Button
.. 1 lot} Ladies’ (Inn Metal new tip
83.50 Shoes at. ..
toe lace $3.30 9 .
Shoesat........ $2. 8 ,'
31 lot Lndies' Tun liuiton non ,
plain toe $3.50 8
‘ Shoes at ........ 2o 9
1 lot indies" Tan Lace new lip
yttrium ..“.‘T‘.‘ $2.98
CONNEALLY‘
AND
BRACKEN~
sourH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE ass-4
artisans @AL (39-
IN CASE OF FIRE
Hasten to the wire
Tell Central you desire
“The Fire Department."
They’ll do the rest- .
Whatever seems best
As they shall find it.
IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Step to the ’phone
And in pleasant tone
Call "Six~Five-Two."
We'll do the rest——
Our Coal's the best
And we're behind it.
'[IIEFEIQQS @AI. ®
FIRE WOOD
itura and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood ....01.75 per 1/; cord.
80ft Wood ..... 31.50 per 1/3 cord.
Split \VooIl. 25c lileru.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 1010. NOrweik. Conn.
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WHIIII vou WANT SATISFACTION
luv A
ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget
l. CIGAR
They're as full of uuiinfnt‘tthn Its an
on is full or meat. Any denier.
Lb. J. REYNOLDS
MAUU'AOTURIRI
/' “m we...“ -.
Adrettlso your th'iiiu in The lion
"Mil.
Try It ton and be convinced as to quality
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l
W.... “.0...“ damn I.
"Have Yen An
Deposits over
flwaemnoreu or.
:ii not. why not open one now. Small accounts
are invited.
i The South Norwalk savings Bank.
UNITED IANK IUILDlNG
Light on a Dark
Subjedt
COAL— of course.
A universal fuel derived from
prehistoric vegetation ~-~- nhont
35% eurhou vnrrying in enter
from brown to lllllt‘lt.
tlouls have all linen classified
and only the grades known to he
host for heating find their way
here,
Try our iIlIu-k rurhon
prehistoric about
it's this year‘s.
, Freshly Mined Hazleton Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 81.
«nothing
its quality—-
WILL SELL AT A REDUCTION
Ladies' Black Suede, Oozc
Calf and Buckskin Shoes
'l‘ippotl or plain low. in short llllll
IIIoIlitIIII \ulupn. It}? follows,
Formerly $4.00 Shoes at $3.25
Fromeriy 33.50 Shoes at 03.00
Formerly $3.00 Shoes at $2.50
We hqu invasion ill IIll shades lnr
IllllHt“ shoes Ill iltt',
MAX LEVY
100 Washington St. South Nerwatk.
(BRIDGE)
FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
Valentines
So to $1.25
Valentine Post Cards. 6 tor St
W. A. Briggerman’s
Donovan Block, l32 Washington at.
MONEY 'I‘O LOAN
We loun money to housekeepers all
It weekly payments. also in property
owners on second and third nlort
nexus All huelnosa transacted strict
ly confidential, Office hours from 9 n
to. till 7 II, In.; Satin-dun till it p. n).
INDEPENDENT LOAN II SECURITV
‘ COMPANY
04 Weanington 8L. Haviiend Bldg
Ono flight up Room ‘I.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
\\'o liltVt‘ it f‘ltlllhli‘li‘ stock of l'IIinIIt
hlIIIllI'lIII-u I‘i‘l’ltllllt‘ii IIiIIl 't‘ollI-i .\r-
lli'll‘H I
Agents l"illli'l,
lnton
W. F. Wigmore St Co.
DRUGGIS'I‘S
ll NORTH MAIN STREET
Cut Glass
In Endless Variety
Alan II iutt lino of t‘lRB‘i‘tHASi-i
lEWltliJli' nt prim-s that nro hound lll
ltlll‘llt'i. ldltilt at our IliIIptIIy.
W. R. Kirch & Co.
as sourH MAiN s‘rnaer.
iii‘onnr t‘II. l‘lioI-o
Account Here?
$2,200,000
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ Pans Cloak and Sat Hausa
»
Children's and Girls' Coats. from
Kimonos and Corset Covers ..
.. 03 00001 Main M, So. Not-waits.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
Ladies’ Fur Goats, Rain 00:13. at Sets. Carotid Coats.
Cloth Coats, Shirts. Wrists. Mtilinery and Healthy
raping-II'eI-II-
‘“ . SALE lN BOTH OTORISI
..‘.......,....01.00 up‘
www.mfle up.
IpOODOCIIVII
015 Main 0L. Stamford.
TH E TENTH SEM‘lwANNUAL
Clearance Sale
.Men’ s and BoyS’ Suits,
Overcoats, Etc.
IS NOW GOING ON AT
D. GOT'I'LIEB'S
11 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK
Are You Alive?
If you are. why tltmt you the right
and have some emni'ort. when you. can
go to the (entiul Hotel and have first
olnss mount with steam heat pits and
eletiirio lights hot and told water
baths.
GOOD AIRY ROOMS. FOR 50c PER
NIGHT UP
$2.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST STOCKED CAFE
“‘4 TOWN
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe II Chlotnut Ste. T01 1513
J. A L. DISESA, Props.
lilill lllliiiltl‘
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
ltiuII-II-t of Nurwulk. .45.. l’IolIute
t‘ourt. .innuurr iii. A it. lltllt.
lislalr of l‘hutinu l“ litmoil, into all
XIIIwnlit. in said (Ilhll’li l.
IirtiI-rwi. ‘t‘luII Illt‘ :olutluisnulrix ox-
ltlhii lli‘l' llllililllltill‘illliill ili't‘lllllll to
this (unit tor adjustment. at tho PM
how ”int-o in an‘u‘ullt, UNI lilo 'I'lll Illu‘
ol‘ Ft‘lliltiil‘}, lltltt RI '1 llt‘lilt'l\ IIitIII'»
noon. and that all lil'iI-lelih lulI'rI-slrd
lit shill l‘hliilt‘ iIIIIy it» Illill’li’d thoro-
oi, the .IIiuItniulrutrix Mil t‘ltliiil‘ this
Ulilt‘l in in) putIiishI'Il itt II Ilvwapnpor
intrinu u rit‘rttluilon in said district. at
lune: liil‘ IlIII'I. litriill‘ sutli Ill) or Full-
tuul'}. liltii
HENRY \V
lN
llt't‘i‘il'fl‘il.
lililfitiiiliY.
il ii .Itliltll'.
Too Technical.
The artist was plt'xiilu Iii II \I-r}
\‘il‘."' lItrIl III lint little lltltlt‘ It wire
it l‘lliilty laid down lilu litlilv itnd
tori. uuti )IuIlu-It pinitilil'ulv aims» at
hiII .IIIIIlIuiiion 'I don‘t son how you
run l‘itl ihose tuliio Il‘lIIIiI- IiiiiiII-n.’
suiwi ho. "l r..tl'l 'l‘herr- is lint IIltIIii
tt-cltniqtle."
Detective Work.
"i want a tit-tI-t tiw." l‘mtlt’tl the u!-
rilml tilt/oi: lib he rushed into the
III-loo Mutton. "’i‘iwto‘s II tight not!"
on 'n trout of our holm- ulul if you
«it u'i mud on» u Ilutmilw who is rupu
ole of liIIdiIIit II politwuuu quirk
'ltnm‘il ho tIouhlII”n London tliuha.
Appleo as Cure for lnfiuenn.
A tili'i‘ lor influt-IIAII \rhit'h in being
«It‘enuousty ndxovulutl rotislatu of
I-upiour IirIIIIItiItI. of “bitillillt'ly pure
IItlliI. \tttiuly lllli‘lit'tl windows ity tiny
and night. IIIIII .I dint of rlpv apple:
and lii’f'litl only.
Salt Water Bathe in London.
-\ flourishing ltllillilttitn in England
now in M'ntllil‘ III-II water up to Lon
don for the moo of mono who wish a
dip in tho III-nun without the trouble
ol‘ iruwllnu down lo the seashore
for it.
Keep Your Whime In annotation.
if you don‘t i'ullillfl‘l your whims,
your attrition lnlliillili‘ii. they will run-
quor you in time. and you wiil find
that life hue xi‘mt‘n alulo and lurking
in all intert-ata, .
Use at Relatives.
Tho nun-I- rnlutlmr a tuuu has the
more I-IIIIIlIIrtnhiy he could not along
without any of thorn. New York
i’rI-IIII.
Godllnoae First.
it in vanity to winli for II long life
amt to latte little care of leaniua a
good life. A Kollpli.
Where derniane Lead.
The Hermann are the world‘e [reap
eat chemists. .
WWW»... we w.“
"riomohmiy stole it «lotion trash runs
from our hunpr yesterday." "Do you
suppose they intend holding them for
It ransoiu?"~~«ltension Punt.
W
Cutinrwwtintn It Go. hut/II employed
me to uoiloet the hill you owe them.”
tiwens~"i’ou fire to he congratutat
tor. air. on securing II permanent poet
tlon."m'l’it~Illia. ’
Visitor Ami does the little dolly
nail "titanium“ when petitioned. Gladys
won. an. mn‘ain. 8hr nails for her
outstation. This in a society dolly. ~~~~~
Chicago News.
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nulls iiiit itiiliiiili.
Seymour 0. Hoyt.
The death of Seymour 8. Hoyt or-
curt‘ed lust ’l‘huluduy at his home, No.
2.32 Green airline. Brooklyn lie was
in the "evenly fourth yeuI of his age
and is survived lty a widow anti one
(laughter. Mrs. Hoyt was formerly
~ Cornelia Hamilton Moore, u sister of
Mrs. Edwin Wilcox, of South Norwnlk.
A «later. Mrs. ltezI-kiuh Sills and
brother of the Ileeeaueti. J. ‘R. ilui‘i.
reside in Brookaitle. Funeral services
n'I-re "livid Sunday.
Dov-the M. Bernstein.
Dorihu Mario llrrnstelu, aged seven
months. daughter of Arthur and (Tutti.
erino llernslrdn, or No, l t'oro street.
Ens-I Norwaik. died. this morning.
The interment will he in Flushing. .\'.
Y.
Funeral of Catherine Trloece.
The funeral of Catherine 'I‘rlnca. of
to West sire-'1. will he held tomorrow
morning. at it o’clock. from St. .los-
I-ph's ("hIIrrh. Interment will tithe
plnre‘in St .tohn‘s t‘entntory. i-liunt-
ford
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llllliillililLlllBll NEWS
Mrs. George tithntno is ill with
rheumatism at hot home in Wilton ur-
ttnuu, Norwntlt.
William t‘IIIIsIvI-ll. .lr. driver (or titt-
linlnws. KI-I'lor x» Selkirk t‘ontpuny, is
Ill III his honn- in (‘I'IIIIIIIIrI
it. It .luI-kson, To. Iiuienied l". W.
(Err-gory, tilt. in Illu some of 70 lo 12.
in that night‘s pool tourney of the .\‘or
walk t‘lIIlI, ‘
...
A meeting of the official hoard of
tho South Norwullt Methodist (‘hurvlti
was held last night hut only iuIainesa
of a routine nature we. disposed of.
WW...“
'I‘hv mum ”1"!)le of orl‘hiuf .l T.
l'IowitI IIrI- pieuninl to no» hint about
again iilil‘l hi}. Iot‘oul arrow ilel. Mr.
l‘ItIuitt is l’illlllllv I-ocIm-Iinu limit the
vitamin of ”In with“).
itI-rl i‘ntlvxhiil and iunIill harr
llthi‘il IIoIII llIrilI- nII-IIIIII. Hitsl .\'or
walk. in Wilton nronuu. Norwulh III
\iI l‘IIIlut'lIili’n pinto oi
oiuplnyiliohi. The latter is I‘tilplm‘otl
'Ii. i-itIIIoI a} itv-nmlirt‘s.
llt‘ iti'ftl‘t‘t
litre. (‘hnrlvn it. Park, of litornan av-
enue; Mrs. Homer Brown. of Fair and
Marshall strut-Is: Lira. Bartram. of
{Iii i-‘airlield avenue. and Mrs. 'i‘ulietl
of South Main IIlIeet, have hut-n ad.
rallied to the Norwalk lioapttal for
treatment.
()oc nuntr “its played. llflll night, it
the pool ltilli‘ltlillll‘m of the South Not“
wulk Pitt- i'uliro timrm- 'l‘ruI-o), it’ll,
IlnteIIteIi Vll‘t' t'hiut Harold i-‘. (Tlnrlt.
.10, hr the some of 120 to tilt Tonight
the Fire i'ollm- no lo iinIlI-u to begin
the lltllt'Iiilllli‘Itl with the “return of
thin tillti‘i'
tlrnntl \i'IIItin ultii‘lnrrh llnhenutnill
oi MuurhImII-I, this state. midterm-ti
the I‘Iwoiluu oi t‘riiIroi‘Il lilrlsiolt. biotin
III 'i‘I-IIIIII-runrv, IIIIII nvouinu. spunklnn
Iiil lit'iill} an hour on Ituhlot‘lu l‘t'ltll‘
inn to the organisation and the tilt
lieu of Altit'l‘lt‘illl t‘lllllmlilllll M iii.
rinse IIII tIItIII-IIIIIl IIIIiortatluIII-ut wAII
IIiII-u hy the members and refresh
manta or I‘Itflt‘i'. calm and IIIIIIIiwtrhus
were served. .\tr, ilohnnnlnhl was the
urinal. our night. oi‘ W. A Pryor.
l’rnittulnnry nrrnnnnnwiita huvr- ni-
I‘endy horn luIIIiu for It Iterlnn of inter
hall miliil'h Ilw coming season between
Iiw Ntil‘wnlliit and lianlIuryII. Manuel
iI‘rItnlI .l, Madden. of the Nurwalita
Wt‘iit tn ituuhury. Sunday. and had it
I-mtfmruw with titanium Stephen
Moore. or the imhury teem. relative
to tho 'I-IIIIiIInIplntetl antler. whirlt will
hr- i‘or llll'i‘t‘ not H live game: or four
out of fii't‘f‘ll. No’ Ilotlniie dates hare
yet linen tho-II upon, hill the iirai Innis
will pmhnhlr he untried about the mid.
Illa. of Juno.
"'7‘ MOWA
A fair min. t. their: new a
queer thine one 1 one said: "Oh,
ain’t it pretty! Whatever can it lief"
With a stick IIiIII united it~to rm
metre rulnation: flit. also! it proved
to be a homers habitation.
i ‘l
”W« w».
What Pennsyiventa seems to noon
to shew Imposing a severe tumult, on
' lrhotet “harem-ii
sinieewyearoid heiress“ who kidnap
_ [field Onion.
"I
x
I- .
NOS. 3 and 5
a tremendous saving to those who
HOT WATER IAO FOR IAIIII.
m
Warm- TiIoir Home a; Well as Aillnl
Parts of Their Bodies.
A new not water bottle calculated
to make the infantile heart yearn for
possession has been placed on sale in
certain ahopa.‘ When the baby: ear
aches -not to mention that more
probable location known in the aura
or! as 1
water bolt cornea mighty handy.
To all appearance: it is a doll. tier
pretty indestructible head and blood
wig are covered with a pointed hood
of blue or pink flannel and her body
is envisioned in a cape of the note.
Lift up the cape. any: Town and
‘.ountry. and you disc or that. the
rest of her I: II goodly II no hot water
bag. the stopper part being where her
feet‘wouid otherwise come.
Pneumonia in the Lead.
Let-luring at the Harvard Medical
school. Dr. Elliott P. Joaiin declared
that pneumonia was the moat fatal
malady in Boston in 1908. claiminx 8.-
iliiti victims. heart diaeaae and tho
‘wbite plague" cumin; third. Pneuo
monia adecta all ages. and about 25
per cent. of the onion result fatally.
it in not usually Itupposed. [AM Dr.
Joslin. but develops from bad physi-
cal or hygienic renditions and from
exposure. It is contagious in that one
may ratI-h it by breathing in the no
moaphere where there is a pneumonia
patient in the vicinity
Johnny and Hie loss.
The boss entered the unite. his face
rluvzdod. his brow wrinkled in angry
thought. lie rolled the oIIlro boy.
ileuurdtng the youth sieruly. he said:
"Johnny. do you smoke rignrettes?"
"i rl-d‘dIO a Hittite. air." stammered
Johnny. paling beneath the Inn of the
the baseball field.
The boa- ilxed him with his eagle
eye.
"Then gimme one." he said. "i left
mine on the bureau," St. Paul Dir
patch
Word's Meaning Modernitod.
Literally the word' “ralnh” means
"King"; and "maharulah." the "(rent
king." or ruler over several kings;
but. generally meaning. the titles "ro-
iah." "Inaharajah" and "nawub" have
no greater significance than the words
"feudal lords." u need in medieval
times in Europe. Many of them have
been made by the will of the reign—
in: chief;
lorloue toil and dentin.
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IAOUREO 0F MATRiMONY.
airs. rowu III hurry
(letting her diInIru
Was l‘tt't' liniIiII iiflllxllib?
Certainly-wot course'
Still she has a lover
Waiting anxiously
For the udgo to kindly
, tlrant or neuron.
Mist. offing ll" left us
ittih white;
1 l\ in. out in tingle.
in II mod ayle:
(‘ouitin‘i a d immunity,
For his puree was luau
Prawn"! their Mil tell IIII
Sim in Mrs. Green.
tire [Irexel'a busy
Filing nor Cult today:
Hheil he MIII. Ellis
Right away they say:
.‘itra Rnndolpa lawyer“ .
(letting evidence;
She'll tut Mrii. .laolomn
. in II fortnight henna.
Ma‘iaon in living
Down town at it club;
Wife hands Mich Iepmtor
Out II tiauuhty IIIIIIiI;
peat-1mm has been mentioned
tie has Mrs. Latte:
Kaenlnu matters quiet
Fat the children a aaire.
litre. iii in silent
So to Mrs A.
Both were out consulting
imwyera yesterday:
All the "filament”.
forever whtat
Bless Inn. what a mitt-up
Matrimony tot
- Monica“ iterarddierald.
(liarsw'twnat It perfectly lovely
gown or yours." Maud-who you real-
3.;
tr like it?" "immensely. it in so
an hideously , '. “swallow
" " or III. a
A CUT IN CA
A lot of short lengths. all less than twenty yards, have been priced down to a figure that means
in the collection. suited for a variety of purposes.
“Abant One Hundred Carpet Samples
Of the finest AXMINSTERS. VELVETS and BODY BRUSSELS. each one and one half yards long
that will make splendid rugs. There are many patterns and shades to choose from. V
In the Matting Department
Are more short lenlths. In Fibre and Straw. all priced with the single object otolosing them out.
"tummy 'mttn new hot ’
many bestowed for mark.
GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK CONN.
t
1
PE = s
act promptly. There are BRUSSELS. VELVETS and INGRAINS
tit-
H. Krieger 8:400.
29.31 wee Washington Street
TAKE. ADVANTAGE or OUR
JANUARY,
CLEARING
SAL.
FURNITURE
10 to 20% discount on all pur-
chases during 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 diacount
' COo
H. Krieger
29-31 West Washington Street
m- .. .
'l‘ii‘ III-w Forratw in II Yule man.
Sonnthody nIItlIr-II n lotu- flbilill puttluu
a rant look till the merits door after
the ltortte iII IIioir-nwwtilrhmoutl dour-
uni.
Tempting
Values
, run he found hen.- for In.
short time longer. its Spring '
goods will soon be here.
SUITS ...... 01300: were 81.6.00
Elli'i‘id......01_ 3 were 020.00
Alhovmfip “ TB . .....010.00‘
’i‘hat were Inna ill. 020.00.
All sizes.
Uniform divert-o laws would do-
wire the hotels in norm:- iatntne of a
lucrative nationals front people who
are writing to secure It ieitnltreaideneo.
«Washington Star.
' . ., f . A
"(Intuition-"Married In. it Mimi‘s: ‘
earl; iII tnelhearliina .ln algorithm“
contemporary. Who shall ear that
Itoniotinlati the will do not mote out
justice inn-Hoolfiistsr Numerous.
“rioting up to hear that tenants on
appendicitis today?" .
"Now. its tired of these mantras,
ettnla. mcemeltthiow
A man has invented a silent” that
needs to he wound but none in 10.000: ‘
yearn. Unfortunately. however, one to,
.3
an: to for t in that it A. here he out
the its). §3* . til !
f—u-i-
Norwalk Chronicler