, for the Whole .
. «Tamily
, When you Want
; Them
that Is Inn;
“ CONNEALLY
, ti WA’HINGTON mm.
churn NORWALK.
TELEPHONE am
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iPomperan
riMas‘sage Cream
50c Si‘z'e‘f ' 390
W F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS
3 North Main St. So. Norwallt
Wm .. m.
All New Nuts
. New, Oranges
All Southern
Vegetables
G GHIOTTO
fi'fol. 927 179 With. 8t. lrldg‘.
i
New Sanitary
BAKERY
’ IMO".
Bf," line. All pure. best quality goods
used. No compound.
Chas. Holzhausen
735 South Main Street
TOYS
Stationery Store
’ on start. It: wmmm or.
M MEN uethc
rundown-ad
MW”
”All. inn: on»
Magnum ' u '
concur .‘wcn. .
Clil'iot‘d Swan, sondndnw of Deputy
Sittorilt‘ Snmuel t3. lrelsnd. lad inst
night at the Norwnlk Hospltu .I.tollowv
in; an operation. Ho had upon our
played tor sumo time all his. watch
mun nt tho lIrII inctoI‘I' of Martin Baton
.lr. ii: Compnuy. When ho was thir-
toen yttlll'ri out he sustained an injury
which necessitated the wanting of u
trash. honour-morning, while he was
tnnltinu tho 4 o'clock rounds of the too»
tory norno straps of tho truss irroitu,
but Mr. B‘l’illh pontinnctl at work. and
mndo tho 5 o'clock IIountlrI. He then
II prrulo his home in Baton Court, turd
yustor'dut morning his condition was!
such that it Was decided to inlte him
to the hospital An operation was per
t'orrnoii at 1 o'clock IIIIstcrdtIy nttor-
noon and the patient. died at. it hurt
nlrtlrt. Ho wns twentymix tent-II oi
ago. His wife who was Misti KntlIor-
ine ireinnll. nrtrvives him. its With a
native of Simulord. The funeral will
be nth :30 o'clock 'l‘hursan nitornoon.
Rm. F A. Coleman, rector oi Trinity
Episcopal Church, othellttiog. inter-
Inont in lilvorslrie cometary. ’
c Jnmu F. Mnlin. .,
.lnnros lI‘, hlIIlilt. :ii’I. diotl lust even-
this It iriII homo lII Elwood pines. i i~
lowing a short illness. lie was t i'-
Inorii a tIII ”II II IIonIlIIcior on the local
lines. and who II Spanish \\ av Iotornn.
in. tut: .I littlllilill of ('0 otnpuny K. ’i’ltittl
luInutry. Connecticut Nntionul (ililll‘d
”(I is survived by n. IIiiII IIIIIi tiIrIrIII
IIIIIall nous. ‘.\iII.- Mnltn wan horn in
Stumi‘ord. The funeral nervlcos will
inI hold from St. Mar-3' H church on
l‘lIIIraIiaI' morning hi 9 o'clock. and
tho interment IIill lotion III Springtime
cemeto'III. lie is ulrm III'IIIIiIIId in n
lrr‘rrthvr living in Stamford.
Mrs. H. W. Jersey.
ilolIIn Knysur. Wilt! 0t Hurry \\'.
lersoy, tilotl Sntltriluy in Now York,
ttgiiti twenty-six years. Funeral not»
rim-rs tomorrow nitornoou trom her
into IIIIslIlIIIIoo in Wilton.
Funeral of J‘. J. McMahon.
'l‘lIII funeral of John J. McMahon.
who Iiiotl in New Hilt’t'll last Thursday.
was hnlrl at St, Peter's IIlIIItIth. Dim-
huI’I. yustordnr IIIorIIIlnIz III ll‘I o‘oloolt.
with It solemn requiem high mass. The
RIIII. Wallin- .l. Shank-y. ILIA 1).. was
thtI oeluhrant, tho Rl't‘. lI‘IIilIIII' lI‘ognrty
deacon and the Rev. Father Cmtor sub.
IiIIIIIIoII. 'i'iIII pail lIIIuI'ors worn B.
llrotinnrr. Thomas F. Retldlux. John
ilnlutirutl. (ivorao iI'. Ryan. W. 7.. ilnl~
lidny and R. Y. Livonnrd. all train IliI-I-
pIItI-lIIIIIII trout the Show Lino division
of the Now Huron ronti. 'l‘lreIIII IIIIII'o
runny IIIIlntivt-s and friends present
from SlrIrninrd. New Rm‘lrollo, New
York and New llnren. Tho floral
lllt‘i‘t‘tt IIII-IIII many and lII-arrtiinl nuti
inI-iruloti II ““140 standing wronth front
IlII» IImIIrnIlIIII of tho IiIIIIonIIIId in thi-
itIIIiiI tiispntohi‘ru‘ other m Now llnvmi.
interment won in the now Catholic
III-Inotorv. irnIIbIIIIy.
Funeral of Samuel Rider.
The funeral sari-loos over the re-
mains oi the into Snrnuol Rider. oi Sil-
II-rmino, were held Nestordny utter-
nnon mm the homo of hits. tint-us.
’iit‘ dnuxhtor o! the demand. The
SIII-vlcoa were held ”2:30 o‘clock. and
thorn wore a largo number of rolntivos
and friends present to pay their last
respects to tho drwnnm-d. Thorn wen!
II grout mnIII lioIIsl dooorntlonn and
tho lnternront followed in thII l-iilvor
mine Itotnotnr‘)‘.
' Funorll 0! Mn. Brush.
'l'hII i'IIrrIII'nl of Mrs. Wealth)
Blush will no hold In “(W lniII renl.
dent-o. No. it Mm utrcot. Wetlnoridly
afternoon iii 2 o'clock. Rot. F. R.
lfplrnnr will oitlotnte. anti intI-rmont
will ho lII itlvorsido cemetery.
The first of the (latices at the Antil~
toriunr in North hlaIIr Int-mt inst on»
ning. under tho nIIIIpIIIIIII of the Amort-
t‘llll iiand. was well attended and was
II pleasing IIil'nir. 'i‘lIII American Bond
i’III'nlsiItIs trrIIIIiI' for thoso danced and
proposes III rIIIIIIIIIII IIiohn affairs that
will IwIIiVII ilIII IIIIIIImtIndnilon of tho
sPfll'l'ili IIulIl'III. l’rovlorrh to lall ovo-
ninu‘s IinnIII- IlIII ilnrni hurt a pnrntio
IIiIoIIt tho. eontor oi tho oily
. 1.
if Iou unnt Iour mono} II worth in
t‘lxsrs. nrllt Ionr denier tor
R er Ludlow—-lile
win City—~5c
Nu ggethe
Littleg Gem—~50.
"9...-..” -. ..
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
manual-ulna.
Do It Now!
Look Over
(‘5 the Line of
'Sclmstrcslcl, watch-makers, m-
ists,draugh ughts’n‘ron, and many others,
cannot roped handle their tools
with co , trill ands. Many a lost
" hour or two on cold winter mom-
in l results from the delayed heat
oiumacc or stove.
The Pcrfccucm Oil Heater in
a few minutes gives the tempera-
ture that assures the worker warm
hands and pliable muscles. The
I ER Bruno
Ottoman
H t- norm" I
Moi-W with» and clerical
ulckl ivcl bent and with one filling oi the loot burns steadily lor cine hour-II,
:iihorit :motc or imcll. Ha minutiae-locking name n alter which
prevents the wick trout being turned hi ih enough to smoke, and I only to remove
and drop bacii lo the wick can he quic y cleaned.
it has n dampcrlo'p and a cool hurdle. lndicltor niwnyl shows the amount
of oil in the loot. Tho filler-cup doc: not need to be screwed down I lit: put in
like I cork in I bottle, and ll attached to the ion! by It chain, and clnnot get lost. -
The burner may or flilcry cannot become unfit, M9lule of a new device
in construction and come unruly, it can ovals c‘aiily unscrewed in an
instantior rawlc hint. The crlecilon is tints in ma n or nickel, in strong,
durable, well-made, built tor service, and yet light and ornamental.
I not i rm. mic for do dull”
Mlm Entry-hm. to 5" filling: aqu Way
Standard Oil Wcompcny
The Paris Cloak 8': Shit House.
33 OOUTH MAN STHKET. MOUTH NORWALK
Women or limited nit-ans should corhc to on for their Clothing.
We have never cnrrlml such It large stock; we wore Iruvur so rwudv
with nil that‘s beautiful and wanted in women‘s garments as now.
The Innings We run in II pusitton to otter you are such that every
economical woman owns it to horscii to who common of thorn.
LADIEB’ and MlBBES’ SUITS. from ”.98 up to 035.00.
LADIES’ COATS lrom $4.98 up to ”5.00.
The inmost stock of Walsh in town at the right prices.
lint ronIeIIIlIerthnt we srenot ndvertlslng 84 or 8.5 articles for
81.98. or 33 articles for 99¢. We Alter Fr».
GAL! lN sort-I arouse:
5th Main 3L. Stamiord 38 South Milo St. South Nor-walk
w!.~
Special for Wednesday
2 lbs Porterhouse Steak,
Fancy Cauliflower, 5m head
Sauer Kraut, 5c quart
Beers Brothers Co. “MM
Norwsik
.... . .. ..__,..,.., M......,.. .. . ....... W E ,.
I
250
Woltport ’
Ann "
_ his home in quite likely to be in-
... .. ... . .. .9...» ....
g I.
in“. UP
‘IIIIInIIintIItl. nouctnto. "out
sorts“ IIIIII'I ml. can‘t work
that's the time to drink Rup.
port‘s lIIIIIr ’Twill list you up in
short ordIII. put too on your
“‘0‘, Illliit'l I! new lllflll or woman
oi you. “‘9 hoIIlo about the-
irolt hot-r money can buy and
are not nslrnrnoil to not so no
Hill Witltl llItI iItIIIt how“ it's
here.
of
er 8: Flynn
138wI Wan lnston 5t. Phoylrc MN
THE CONFLICT.
Every man's house is his castle,
but during the next iew months
vnded by enemies from the North-
ern provinces of Cold. Storm. in "v0” .
Our no Bolts grow in popularity
ovary any Purple who have bought
them hcvo rceomtunndnd them to
their friends not! nclxhhors. u the:
round thorn armor-dim: vnlue. they
are hit wool out in the intent style.
.vrcii tailored uni tint-nod. and at up
it‘s no wonder they grow in invol-
GO‘ITLIEB'S
. 43.9.9.2:
Inc-tin? of tits Nari
iv to tilt ovcr lll‘lI
”I"?! mum“
Show. Hull and Steel acting un-
The»
tom: must be driven out by a
hot fin '(ft‘iitt’itColl “at the FER-
MS whind) it on. hopes to quII '
vi‘vc “II-”till conflict. ‘
dot Oondrul Discomfort.
Y use
”lard will in
wniit Anrlc. 1“
its.»
Lay in your imputation nouri-
Ima: masts. can. co.
uranium 3:. snap. ' mg}; mg m" In...» ma
iiimo icvicli with Chi?
In t
i .13.: Harmony
\
in a great" variety of designs.
Chemises $1, $1.25, $1..50 ”Gowns $1.,25 $1.,60 $1. 98 $3. 98
was. 3 and sIoAzn'r'rn BUILDING; NORWALK. court.”
Corset
The First of the Holiday Offenngs
Beautifully hand-embroidered and Maderia-viorlted
Fine Nainsook Underwear,
Covers, $1 $1.25 $1.96
Drawers $1. 25 $1. 98
Tristram' & Hyatt,
Norwalka Conn.
_ III-II“,
, ”HO"
in tho
COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
Who handles cool right?
Who colic call right?
Who delivers coal right?
—-WE 00-
Thnso no our strong points. our
“knows" in cool. ihlt's why :
I
"i
WE" ARE“?
in tho
COAL mm»:
Halieton ”Wle
122 Watt} 3!.
i
i
l
i
i
i The B.liorshfield&$0n Co.
1 .
i
Tot. 294. ..
A.
Slow tlro ordor tiltI right why “old
Ibo horror or fuel Ithorlugo this wintI-r.
line us much up Ionr lrlnn now.
.._.-_~W.-—
68 Wlihrmel
u-MWWI‘PW o.» .
iiillii It litii iiiiil
\\ Al. 1. STREET it) I. tum—Opel»
in: prices of stocks woro not much
unmixed from last night in contrast
with (no rapid tlnotrrntionu in yeuII-r
Iloy‘n Innritot.
«tons with United Stuns Stool undor
special pIIocIIuIIe nt It decline of 68
Southern Railway pItl tell one unit ix-
hixh Vllioy Kansas, City Southern
uni Westinghouse Elmtric It. to
birth Vsiloy roboundcd to its over lain
night anti the coup lint llifltmfid
WALL B'i‘li M“ it u. m.-'l he nur-
trot hchnvorl in n iltiul tuition with
fluctuation eonilnod in modem» trac-
lions Morin to tilt prices were not
to truth ceiling or American smelting.
tutor prions ntiltonntl nualn. but the
«neat action of tho InaIIInI II-sc horri-
Iniing and uncertain. American Smel-
ling declined i cud Bonthorn Purine
Imuisvlll'o rind Nashville nod Utah
Cooper «dmcou t. willctrsruo u...
thrills twirl it points lowcr than prI-Isd
ih adios.
WALL sum. Noon.-—’i‘ho lubll'
“Iron oi‘ rumour l icitvc nonunion
Mt tho to” Match. Till ”Wits
or durum no Inths rum on
till «altruistic View of 0
Hill at tho ore-I Northm mm
worth: oi short: The lithium vim
"will“ mt. Tito.”
The Harris & Cuts Go ’
Tel. m
‘l‘horo was It IIIlnluIIInI _
of “sins, hut declines more Inoro nunt
IIII trim vultu- ,
H. Krieger
Co.
West Washington St, So. Norwalk
Bo
Halt itted long. black and'
navy; blue COAIS.
of fine. heavy Lymansville
Cheviot, half satin lined,
guaranteed all wool and
fast black. Special
Sizes up to 4,7 bust
Other models consistof the
double- faced materials.
Misses and Women’s sizes
"°"‘ $9. 98- $35
Clothing for Men and Women
ys and Girls
Japanese Model
Made of fine. velveteen;
especially appropriate
for immediate use. This
Waist has ’l’ersianyoke
and trimmed with Pet-
Made
$18
Open a Charge lee ii
and have the goods when you
Haw»... on . w
lfiiil Mitts
0!“)!!! 0? NOTICE.
W
District of Namath.
Court, November 38. A‘ D» 1.910
When“. writtcn Ivullontlon hu
noon loads to this court. tor sdmlniv
ration of the attic otfli‘thii Down into
at Morisllr, lit ultl dictum
Ordered that out choir
SELECT YOUR
GIFTS
u
now and we'll be pic-lint to r, ‘
larva tor you until Christin”. ,
Prohnto
\
dunes-oil
cation in
ӣ01.91
liMiltd dolomitildlritho mu tum : ’
Gilla- ln Mnlomnllt’. (thighs ir‘th uni“: n v." a“. F! . , .
0. ll com no» I'm, ..... ale to . '
noonI Wand our public notion tlm‘obt n n
Ibo given to sit pardons. int HIiW‘IIkI Quail-lid“ f ,
MWW by
ill! ofh‘oal'i
publishing thin order Iilt h
hsvlrrn a circulation to uni
luIlot. st.- lmt tivs Iicyl bntorc gold.
Whimsy w unmo‘ttl
«some look- MIN...“
II. .
Norwalk Chronicler