d
t
.8 t
w! “dutiful
‘ Slippers
, For Parties, Balls,
Weddings, Re-
ceptions, Etc.
“ Biacktiatin Strap Puans, French
Heels and Bead
ed .Vamp ....... $3000
Real Dull Mat Kid, French lieela.
Beaded Vamp
Ribbon Ties n.8,. $3.00
Patent Leather.
and Bows. li‘reneii
Heels . .'. ......
Dull Collar
$3.00
9’ GONNEALLY
', * AND
iBRACKEN
SOUTH nonwALK.
TELEPHONE 3034
_...., .. .«vww*wm ....-—
M
hat? tins @ML (397
IN CASE OF FIRE
'Haaten 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
Andwe‘re behind it.
Fifi-isms @AL'Qc.
m
a JUST RECEIVED
' Try a ton and be convinced an to quality
l
GANS CO.
ter Street
HAZLETON
The B. Hersbiield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Men’s Patent Colt
Button Shoes
with Black, Brown, (tray or
Cloth 'l‘opu, Plain Toe.
At 03.50
MAXWLEVY
160 Washington Bl. South Norwailt.
(IRiDOE)
Green
7 ”MARCH
Ladies’ Home Journal
(NEW) POPULAR.
RED BOOK.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
muassv.
HARPER'Q MONTHLY.
CENTURY.
eAse BALL MAGAZINE.
AND MANY OTHERS.
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
mnMONEY ”To LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
31 Weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third man
cages. All business transacted strict.
ly confidential. (lillvo hours from 0 a.
m. 1111 7 p. m: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
lNDEPENDfiNT LOAN t IECURITY
COMPANY
04 Washington 81., Haviianti Ildg.
One flight up. Room 1.
\ FIRE WOOD
Hard and sort ready for family use.
HIM Wood .....1.75 per 1‘ cord.
left Wood ..... 31.50 per M cord.
Split Wood. 26¢: Extra.
A. OARMI IETTS' WOOD YARD
Ne. 74 Newtewn Avenue.
Phone» Ne. 1010. Norwaik. Conn.
nmmmr—m. .. n
11' to. ...‘“.’..;..... .0. 7;...
* Best Cigars
‘ IUY
Boner Ludlow.‘10c
Twin City, 5c
Nugget. tic
ALL DIALIIB
r- .. m“... .. “my ......,.m «r...
5 to stun i‘
MW ..
Matte it savings coconut. your
narrow... e'f
THE has WITH Amount
lever begrudgen its cost. , the amateur photographer will go without
I new Burial suit to get a high power lens, and never complain.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
[8 OUR SPECIALTY
We have a complete ntork oi l‘nlctii
Medicines. Perfumes and 'i‘oliot Ar-
liclcs,
Agents it‘nllvr. Greene Co. illiooo
later.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT
HOIPITAL NOTED.
Mrs. Lydia M. i’itiithnni. of Hillside
plliot‘. who WM removed to the Non
milk Hospital ynslortltty. in i‘t’aillul
immortality lodny til the institution.
title will probably be operatoil on to-
morrow. This morning there was a
consultation over her case by three
physicians. Dr. Jean Dnmortiar, Dr.
tor Hitchcock and Dr. Wailcr
- itchoocit. Mrs. Plnltbain has a large
number at triontls who hope tor her
early i‘t‘lim'ul‘y, 1"
e .....,. “.mm.w, mu....i......e..._...»¢.. an
bobbin Start an account here.
' ‘jflbtib’h the interest credits and you will tinti it. EASY TO SAVE.
g The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNi‘l’ID IANK IUlLDlNfi
OOUTH NOIWAM‘; ”NH.
) ‘i.
is
» f e Parisian
35,, gnarl-t mm er.
flee
uncommon: and mariner
taouo LADIES and MISSES'
$18.00 LONG COATS (0r
315.00 RAIN COATS for. . $7.98
be sold regardless 0:
“it
8! South Main In, lo. Namath. ‘
Are You Alive?
11 you arc. why don't you live right
and have some comfort. when you can i
go to the Central Hotel and have “I‘ll-i
class rooms with steam heat. gas and
electric lights. hot. and cold water
baths.
GOOD AIRY ROOMS. FOR so: PER
NIGHT UP
02.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEIT STOCKED CAFE
. ‘ TOWN
csNTRAL Horst. ;
Cor. Monroe a, CMItnut on. Tel 1514'
J. a L. DISIBA. Props. ‘
.._.._a.___,..._.....-p
Cut Glass
in Endless Variety
Also it lull ilnt- oi h‘lRS’l‘-tli.ASS
JEWELRY til pl‘ll‘t‘ti that are bound to
attract. Look at our display.
W. R Kirch 8. Co.
39 SOUTH MMN STREET.
coat.
IN.
w. . .mm_~.w...--m.m......__._.. .—_...
"”ittii inns
SOIA'EN'l‘ Xli'l'll‘li
District of Not‘wnllt. as.
(‘ourt. March 1. A. 11.. liilli
Esiait- of William Buchanan, lull."
of Ntll‘wiilk, in stilti .llslrit't. tk‘l'i‘llhl‘ll.
The l‘ouri oi l‘rttlmtt- for ”11‘ ills.
il'll‘l ol Ntmwhllt. linlh limited and iii-
l0\\‘('ll six iitontlis ii'oni liit‘ liiiit" hereof
for the rrrdilm‘a of said Phifllt' to ox-
illliit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to itl'l‘tit‘ili their M‘-
t-onnts. properly attested, within said
limo. uiii ho tlflhul‘i'l‘tt a refinery. All
persons indebted togtaitl utiliill‘ are rm
quested to make imiltt‘diato payment to
l’Al'iJNi-Z .i. ANDREWS.
l-‘.. l: iil‘l‘llANAN.
~ . Executors.
intonation
TO 3017 YOU. -
MAXWELL
' EVERETTE 30
illiEiiLEil 40 “Will
liiiPlolitE
titties-Levis
20 MODELS.
l’lionc .\lr. tilover, on 241-5. for dent
oiisirnllon or catalogues. or send pos-
lul. ‘
Pending t-omplt-iion oi our building.
our billet-s are at til Winfield BL. East
Norwniit; 15 South Main St. Booth
Norwailt.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
““e’oo‘rWNO‘nWA'CK‘zas ‘wmfim
l'i’tiiitill‘
111': it 10
Pool Games Played Last Night Resulb
ad in Defeat oi Biam'iord.
in the inlewiiy pool tournament be»
tween trams from this city and Still"-
Will. that night. at llil‘ ‘l‘win l‘lly cs-
laiilishnicnt in North Main «tract, the
timilh Ntirwulli players wort- winners
by two tritium out of llirt-o
'l‘lw snort-s;
Outlook. 3. N,
' '1
0
Bernard. 8.
‘ l
a. i
and ‘
Site“ of Spring Suits and Dresses
SUITS. in all shsdsp tor.........$11.987
nnueeus
17.00 utxun woais'i'nn sniars i'ol'
r'i'ist't' see
PETTIC'OATB. concurs. ossm‘ covenant) KiMONOS to
”L: W ec'r ' ‘
l. '1 t. than ”
tours spawns.
lor.... ........sia.as
'usc ‘
Ire-IV
.miii.
..qp-_-.-.-vvui-.
IIIO! ......... yp.
waters 7.}...12...
l-i sronasi’ . .
6111 Main ltd Gtamltml.
lllllllll ‘lllllllllii
The American iiatlar Gives Ac-
count oi Event at Lotus Club
An extensive account. accompanied
by a group photograph. or the natural
t‘roi’ut (it Knapp dinner recently,
around tho big table at the laotoa Club
in New York. is published in the Am-
erican lintler'lor March, which says
in part:
"it was notable In many ways wine
intruder of the business. James H.
Knapp. president ot‘ tho l‘roitit &
Knapp (impunity. and mo father of
the still but industry in America. was
there. and the contrast botwven thr-
tlmo when he began making hats in a
vow shed and trundlcd the hat bodies
in a wheelbarrow to a nearby brook
to wash them, nutl this evening when
lll‘ was surrounded by a loyal, enthus-
iastic l‘lllll|ltill)' ol' “it‘ll whose life work
it was to build on the foundation be
littll ltiltl. was typical of the advance
maul which the hat business but: made
since the tit-ginning to the present
time Judge liar-rolt was there. and
l'utsoy liangh. and (loot-gin, Williams
and illiiy Learned and Dan (favanagh
and (lharlvy l‘itlutt-r. representing the
“faithful low“; 1'. .\' Knapp, the viro-
prcsidanl: \i'. \i’ Luster. treasurer;
John t‘araiionti. tit-110ml manage : F. ii
Montgonivty, sot'ioldl‘y‘. .l. 1.. t ‘lirinn.
superintendent. and it. A illilmli'fi.
manager suite. and advertising. ('(1111-
prisinn tho vserittiit» ltii‘l‘l‘. F. (l. Lani-
son. Thomas .iohnstonc. ll. ‘5. Ferris.
Fl‘l‘l‘i‘ll littrlon. t; 1.. linrion. i‘l. ('.
lii‘ytitildu. ‘l‘. 'l‘ Mosh) and \‘i'. (‘.
,North. the, salvation who worn within
l‘i‘ttl‘lllnfl distance, livnry l’oiluk. who
has chat-av oi thv hit“ but department
.1 the i‘st‘liit-y,"tiiiti ll, lit-Will. llobba
and Adultm Kt‘blll. of tho Knapp-Poll
shop. mud" on tho t'iillillilli'» which
paint-rod around In. dinner lahiu
“Artur a menu hilt‘ii an \ill' tailor
Hub is {anions iur had been enjoyed.
tillllt'luiiiod it) litany ii quip and gut)!!-
natured kid, the assembly was railed
to order by l'hili » .\', Knapp, who was
ground with . rty applause. in n
in" sracvnn , rita he referred to
tiw pleasant Hilton} of bringing the i'
a K. int-n together each year to onto}
a good dllliio-t and motor. not the in-
spll‘hllon which l‘flt‘li out: l't‘l't‘ii’t"l
from the llllt‘i‘t‘hmlgt‘ of ideas Which
slit-h n gnibvitng brought about ilo
touched lightly on the naparlrntws oi
the [mill yarn and thou liti'nt-d iill’ gal
at over to John (‘aianagh as tht- itmalv
master oi tht- evening. The nrnt'liiia
which Mr. l‘niniiaxh N'i‘l‘h‘i'd lvatliltul
to the affection in which he was held
in uvot'yhotii present.
"Any one who ltnons .\ir t‘nvnniinh
hood not be told that ii» l~ an ideal
moulding oliim-r. lie- was in his iin|r
pleat mood and each MWRRM‘ was in-
troduced with it pleasant word at up.
proriatinn or hint ii». an individual and
of his worth in: a inhibitor of the t‘ h
K. tirgnnimitoii Alt-w an apprct'latho
word regarding the presence of illt‘
l'oundvt oi lili‘ house which brought
every man to his foot in honor oi
President Knapp. he (‘illli'd on Mr
Lattison as ”W dean of the union lul‘t‘t‘.
Mr. lattnson 11\'P.l'l’9d that he had not
nxpooitul to make a lilif't’t‘ll and pro
retitled lo dt-iiiiiuntialr his ability or
an impromptu speak". in the course
of his brie! address no furnished the
koynoto of the evening loyalty to t‘.
it it. and loyalty to tho customer lio
closed by saying that ll be had known
he was down for n apt-ooh he, loo.
wou‘d have spool the afternoon wrll~
ion a illt‘ snmpiu room The signiiii
tiaiirn oi" this observation was appur-
NOS. 3 9nd 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
, autumn
a,
ti?‘
1...... H
Nondiscrimination. 1910
'l‘ C: I 7“»; » .
”in DRY GOODS area's.
3;.
.a
i
’ 1
Carpet andfidtting Seétion
.4 very Important department In the Carpet and Matting Section—4nd we are ready
. liousc Cleaning with‘n Willi! range of Floor Coverings to meet every
line oi’ Altimeter, llody Brussels and Tapestry ltugs is very attractive
11 ill. by 10 ft. ii 111.: 9 it. by if! it.
‘ for the Spring
taste and demand. The new
----- tour sizes. 0 it: by!) its: tilt.
A new double-faced Rug of
merit. Several sizes. from 6 ft.
The Burmah ,
it. x 12 it. From $6.00 to $12.50.
exceptional
x 9 it. to 9
Fibre Matting
A warranted fast
Fibre Matting. New desi
price of 28¢ a yard.
double-faced
gas at the'very low
color
Imported Straw Mattings in
riety of prices and patterns.
cartoon to court: NOIWALK.
Straw Mattings
a great va-
Crex Fibre Mattings
The popular Crex Fibre Mattings and
Rugs in many styles and sizes.
lfllllllllllll lllllll llillil
Mrs. Timothy ill'lsooll. 0i Struw~
hurry Hill. is quite sick.
Mrs. John lit-1.0m; has moved from 7
Day sin-ct, this city. to Orchard street. I
Norwallt.
Mrs. ('.ii‘lilt‘mi. of Water street. has
gone to Virginia to visit relatives for
three- months.
The plumbers are at work on the
building of John '1‘. Hayes. iii Main
slrt-ol. connection it with the sewer.
Tin» Roy. iiunh 11. Computer was to
have doiirerod an address at tho
Lighlhouat- Mission on the Washing-
ton slroct bridge this evening, illnslra~
ting the Litt- ct (‘hrist with atoroopliv
con views, but will be nnablu to in»l
on hand at that time. The ttdtlrrsst
has been postptinod to next Wot-it.
THE OUTFlT .
in insurance ‘uniusl iirt-
Should a young man ilivt'hl.
For bright l')'('h‘ may itimilt-
A iliillll‘ in his breast.
'llnltisl burglars lll' also
Protected should be;
(it his lit‘iil‘l being atolt-u
There‘s danger. yo" lil‘l'.
And an accident policy
1.01 him procure;
Sonn- niaidt-n twain-hing
Will hrt‘nk hint for sure.
it song writers tallied. illl' foolish
slim llll‘)‘ ask ("1101‘s to ma, lynch-
lnns would in: more frequent.
it‘s a poor low loltt-r that
orontr a attiisalitiii
t‘lllil'i.
on n 'l
whoa read in
it is not tilli'irull [or a young man
to onto a good living it “P has a rich
dad.—--~Chlnnnn News.
”
new roamhnw'nhvasa
HARTFORD RAILROAD
—.——.—
TIMI TAILI.
.———..
in Elise! November 0. 1000.
DOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-1::oax. 5:081. 5:413. 0:08.
6:52. 7:20. 7:40. 8118!. 8:511. 0:103.
9:37.10:201.10:533.11:n.
1‘. M.——12:l’isx. 8:501. 8:31. 6:081.
52.15:. 51:00:. 6:40. 0:50x. 7:18;. 7:48;.
19:40:, 10:29.
Innoaya.
A. M.~12:031. 6:071. 6:411. 8:64.
10:20. W,
P. Mc-dli“. 2:11;. :zsox. szss.
fizctlx. 7:12. 7:131. 0:40;. 10:10.
W
NEw YORK T0 IOUTi-i NORWALK.
A. hi.~—13:0tia. 4:410:46. 11:45.7:40.
15:00:, 9:15;. 10:02:. 10:00. 11:00].
11:011.
1‘. M.——12:031. 1:06, 3:003. 3:57.
3:321. 3:00. 4:811. 6:02, oiltlix, 6:27.
0:011. 0:00. 8:031. 9:00. 11:00:.
Inndaye.
A. M.»12:00:. 0:00. 7:80. 0:151.
10:02:.
P. It.--ii:0u. 5:04. 6:011. 7:00.
8:301. 11:00:.
000714 NOIWALK TO NEW
NA 74
.wllzllix. 1:141. 6:115.
. 10:801. 11:13:. 11:47.
P. tin-42:003. 1:81., 0:113. mills.
1:20. h:ll.t1:10x, 0:46. 1:101. 0:181.
iiila. 2:49 and 7:29 in Bridgeport
on y.
11:97.8”:3
Outta-ye.
A. law-42:10:. 1:1“. 1:411.
9:11. 10:18:. 11:18:. °
Maw—0:101. 8:48. 7:101. 8:24.
0:431.
IOUTH an
v,” m
"WALK To. “3:0".
A. Mun“! . 0:20. 11:11. i
1’. 11.-~1: . 4:401. 0:14. ’1
Citation.
A. him-1:20. 0:16.
1’. lit—7:80.
11.74:». 7:16. 8:30. 10:10:.
11:30.
1’. M.—-4:10:. 0:881. 4:80.
loaders.
A. "3‘72.“-
1’. M.»0:0tix. 8:803.
”UT". NOIWA LK T0 IOITDN.
‘t . us‘f‘ui 10, 13", “:1’3 103"“
H. Krieger8t Co°
29-31 West Washington Street
um
COULD BUY llTHIR.
in an Ohio town there is still main.
tamed a ulngocoarh system of lranti‘
portaiion. the clouds whercoi‘ are of
that and appearance presented by the
horses attached til the 1mm uvonne
line in New Yorlt not so many years
ago.
One day it Cincinnati man. visiting
the town in question. boarded tho
stage, having no other currency titan
p '1» bill. This he ,Yn'tillot‘ud to the
over 47s moment or Mil still then"
asked: .7. '
"Which horse do you want. .iiiil?"
linrper‘r: Weekly.
—.
DlIMAL FHAOTIONI.
Sister-*"Weil. Harry, how are you
getting along with arithmetic?"
“ Harry-"0h. pretty veil. ' We're in
dismal fractions now.“-—lllustratcd
Hits.
You cover but at a man whose ia-
lhr a day be“
” " onl when Mr. iiohnos man at the call
-"~' ”“1 ol‘ the loatilmnnttu‘ and spread on the
j” 3" table a thick pile of manuscript. A
"I 3’ :1“ uootl natural groan went arondti "10
f} l 3‘}: oil-via at the sight, but, nothing daunt-
.m i 4t l‘l‘l. Mr, iltiitncs nilhoutil‘ttd that ho was
i” l" tho also who spent the afternoon in
l-‘h i" "11' “0111111" room: ho know that he
“I ‘9} Would be cxpooteti to talk and bad
3‘ f)" tried to prepare himself. He supported.
”1 "~' ' of course. that he would hr.- Culli‘li on
9" ’ x“ to say something about advertising.“
":3?” a. Wicket? C. N.’ liir, Holmes intro an interesting talk
,1 .2 ion 1‘. at K advertising. “to com»
iii ltiml puny has pursued it hit; campaign in
.23 391w! llw nubilrniionn or national circula-
g; 3;" lion.
40 43 in l‘fllicluliink‘lhfl account says:
iii at "Mr. tiai’ntinnh then introduced each
{in all or the salesman in the order of their
07 till . length oi service and each responded
7i~2 Tim-l ’ with an outhiisillilc expression oi his
115 .« 7r. confidence in theibi-iuht future of the
in} at: (3.71 it. business. together with many
100 iii; it iialplul suggestion. Mr. 0‘lirivn. the
Lladebera. 8. N. Cahiii. I. scholarly superintendent of the ti.»&
rid—i :i K. shop. made it lirtnht speech. Mr.
iii ------- :i n. .2 Williams, hit, it ugh. Judge tinrrott
28 it and Mr. Polish each added a ward from
iii—i 22 the history standpoint. Mr. Montgom-
40 as cry spoke of the, large inch-lites which
at 4:1 had been made in the production or
i ' it the laniory. Mr. hint and Mr. Krnhr
nit-71 M expressed their pmnre at being in-
09 070-1 dinded in the (Jrollit l Knapp organi-
79 00-4 nation.
33 M "Mr. Lester. in closing the speech-
9' 73 in nu. summed up in his to stint
9“ “ii the bought which had been «tom nsnt
W" “I ibrctilhoiit ih ~cvenins-the blah
W ideals oi the ti lam tin up couibliltv
fibrin; and summer fabrics at that. the my all“. uh I. h... been
Blnkl- 5“ It". accomplis aidingfimand the treat-
ltlr. and Mrs. David show, 01 that orihiugsw ion the lure hint In store.
street, an honor our the arrival at The company posted at a late hour at
their item in city street. at a trim no my son ‘ 7 “not“ the we.
mam. ,," .- "growth ,_ ” [i ii
i... - «J . .7
111,11. 7
6. .‘hfitfl‘ltll. C111. It ’ II.
conic , s catatonia
, titans.
«limelight: letter that it. looked it”
FURNITURE
I DEPT.
(ll MoVing time will soon,,be
here. In our Furniture De-
partrnent you will find , al-
most everything necessary
to replenish your new home
with-«Carpets, Rugs, Mat-y
tings, Beds, Springs, Mat-
tresses, Dressers, Chiffnniprs,
Dining Tables-the bait as-
sortment in The Norwgiks
CASH or CRE
.IT
I
H. Krieger &Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Just the Things Men
Are Asking For
.OHlllTs. ‘
Aristooruts. line, nolt, ita-
ported matiras, flanncis and silk
stripe nophyr, in patterns that
will not be sold by another hab-
ordnehcr in Norwallt.
$1.30 To $3.00.
,DNIOKWEMl.
Have tycn seen ”the now "
strliiosasllii‘lpht- anti gysprinliiith ;
ttrl'reshon up the Winter suits? '
TWo things this-store ls'tlamcns
tor:~l’roltislon of patterns and
quality value for the price.
whether I00 or $1.00.
‘l
h
iru,‘
Joseph Davis
as whatnot. Imeb ’.
Norwalk Chronicler