r. the W ole
f Family ..
net: you Want
, Them
\ m
.1
’ THAT ts THE
*ONNEALLY
Mano .
RACKE
, SYSTEM
5 at wAeHmn'ron eraser.
sourt-t NORWALK.
reception: see-e
7t .
W”... ..._... .. ... ..
. ---—-TRY soon
ill B’Hflilli All
and be convinced or its
-8UPERIOR QUALITY
misfit?” 5 cents
“W. F. Wigmore & Co.
. _ ‘Dlt GGiS'l‘S
North-Main St. So. Norwalk
\wwm—nA-o.
. All New Nuts
”f. ‘ New Oranges
All Southern
Vegetables
AG. GHIOTTO
‘ . 021 in Wash. 8t. Bridge.
e Assortment of
OYS
{Wt A. Briggermau's
‘ VLStetionery Store
"at$3.50to.$5. and
neeMeane”et$3
All Itylearand Leathers
Union lumped
LEVY-—
Neromertiaer anions
ti newest:
' no net-on no.
. one. smut. Calvin n.
4 mthodiet ohaiiiliii ot
t Legislature, and e tin-
Kaimnmi to 1%.
or termite. nau'
,_ hated on:
y , t, ‘ “3‘54. .
financial ot the let
. away—W...»
”K .
, the capture at many
Every man’s house is his castle.
but during the next few monthe
his home is quite likely to.be in-
vaded by enemies from the North;
ernv provinces of Cold. Storm.
Snow. Hail and Sleet acting un-
‘ These
forces must be driven out by a
hot fire (from Coal of the FER-
der General Discomfort.
RIS kind) if‘ one hopes to sur-
vive the conflict. _ .
Lay in your ammunition now!
THE FERRIS COAL C0.
Washingtonfit. Bridge.
if you want your money's worth in
Cigars. nslt your dealer lor‘
Roger Ludlow~10c
Twin City—~5c
Nugget—-—5c
Little Gem~—5c
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
Do It NOW!
Look Oyer
"the Line of
' XMAS
38 N. Main St.
mNotice
MAYOR'S OFFICE
South Norwnlk. (3min.
Notit'o is hora-try given that it meet-
ing of the Board of Estimate and Tax-
ntlon of this city will he hold at the
Council t‘hnmiwr on Tuesday, tier. ti.
1910. til it o'olork p. tn., to receive on
estimate of the amounts required try
ouch dopnrimoni oi the city govern-
ment for tho iiitt‘ill your, to hear all
parties who may desire to he heard
relative to the. nine. or any alterations
thereof. and to ma any alterations
in said estimates or appropriations. to
its the tax rate and to make any ad-
dltlonni appropriations its it shall deem
proper.
llrretttluer 1. itili).
ALUER'I’ hi. i’tiillJi‘lAN.
til at Mayor of Sold City.
LOOKING FOR Miss LENEVE.
NEW YORK. Dov. 1.—»Thotuth the
(”“0th of the steuinshlp Majestic do.
elated on her arrival in Quarantine
last night. that Miss Ethel Lenore woe
‘ not aboard. lmntiurutionoflit-iuia and
others made a careful neuron of the
Majestic today when she docked to
see it the woman companion of Dr.
Hartley H. Crimien who was hanged
{or killing his wits. liello Elmore. want
u treason: r. Not a true of Mine Leu-
pvetoulti e tottmt. hut round does»
of “suspects" Who were something of
the elite of Dr. (:rippen’e typiei were
closely qiwstiouod. The immigration
omciaia say they propose to question
Mien honors it she routes to the Uni-
ted stains.
ITAM'ORO VITIRAN DIAD.
STAMFORD. tied. lr—r'mlmm‘. Mll-
ier, the tint men to enlist from Stem.
lord tor the war or the Rebellionrtiied
at his hoine here today. at the age at
16 years. A widow and daughters eur-
vive. He was that connected with the
Third Connecticut Volunteers. later
with the Tenth Connecticut and out»
sequential with the Wild: New York.
in which latter organisation he toes
. to the rank at major. in itiiiti;1te was
named oolonel ot a colored regiment.
but did not quality,
he held the oflioe oi timetable
in; hie term or chairwoman in
one ethni-
ttome years no he rear-d. he
acquired local note .eeye lietiera
«Hattie Laetitia in Mush letter Ipiritl
Fort mil rem.
monitored and «entity savanna. durt
. economics we
. Women at limited meshes-noun! come to us tor their, Oiothiul.
. We have never untitled snot: a-isi'ae stock; we were never so ready
withall that's beautiful autiwsuted in‘wotueo‘s garments as now.
. 't‘lie earluas we aroin a position to goiter you are such that every
n owes it to herseii to take advantage at them.
LAD! 3’1 d MM!" IUlTB. tram $0.“ tip to “3.00. .
‘ But remember that were not
$1.98, or ill articles for 99s.
,eie Main It; Itemtortl
Beers
.‘t a
LAN ‘3' CONN from “.9. tip to $85.00.
The urgent stock or Watete in town at the right prices.
v . The First of the Haliday Offerings
Beautifully hand-embroidered and Maderia-wtirked
' Fine Nainsook Underwear
lo a great variety of designs. Corset Covers, $1, $1.25, $1.96
‘ Chemises $1, $1.25, $1.50.-—Gowns $1.25, $1.60, $1.98. $3.98
' Drawers $1.2$>~$1.98 ‘
. i ‘ .4!
‘ " “irritant" stones: , ~
3 Milt Main at" South Norwailt
Chickens, Ducks, Geese
‘ ' and Turkeys *
Brothers Co “him“
BRACE UP
emaciated. anaemic, “out at
aorta." intu't eat. can't woritw;
that‘s the time to drink Rup-
pori'e hear. ‘Twill fix you up in
short order. put you on your
foot. matte a new man or woman
of you. We bottle about the
heat hear money can huy and
are not ashamed to say so.
you want the bout heor'.’
here.
it's
8t Flynn
instant at. Phone 5434
Magnet
138 Was
m... m _ Um...“
an ill titans.
Dr. Emily Parderblebrow.
llr. Emily Pardaoilishrow. who has
hem: seriously ill at the lihhneitiann
Hospital. New York city. since Sop.
tombor 4, passed itwny lll‘tiiiefuiiy last
evening at the hour or «:30. Funeral
services will mite itint'o tit her late
i‘hsltlonro. No. 36 Want revenue. on
Saturday afternoon. and notice of the
hour will he itlvon tomorrow. Burial
in Union Cemetery. Norwttiit. Rev.
l’uttl Monro Straym, at Rat-hostel“,
New York, is exported to oilit-iniit.
Mlee Annie Cahiii.
daughter of Timothy (:ahill, passed
away this morning utter a loin: illness,
the past two weeks or so ot which
Miss (‘nhill had been rominod to her
hot). Friends. 0! which there art.i
lithium“! the young lady was very
popular. will he sorry to learn oi her
death. Thr- tutu-ml arrangements
have not been t‘dittplotod. but wil‘ be
atmmmvml litter.
Funeral of Mrs. H. w. star-gee.
The fillit‘l‘li services over the rte
main» of the late Mrs. Helen Keener
Simona. wife of Harry Wilton Storo
gas. were held yesterday. from the
residenci- or Mr Siuraoe in Wilton at
3:30 o‘rlorlt. Rev. Charles A. Marks
(initiated and the interment tollowotl
the sort-lites at the house in tho Wii~
ton i‘t‘mt‘il‘i‘)‘. 'i‘hero worn to innu-
nttitiiwr or friends and relatives pron
out and the llorst display attested to
tho hlizlt esteem the downer-ti had held
in the community. Her brothers were
the pallbearers.
Funeral of J. F. Maitn.
The funeral services of tho lute
James ir‘. Mniin. oi Elwood place,
were hold this morning at 9 o'clock
from St. Mary's Churrit. Mr. Mailn
was a inc-miter ot the Spanish War
Veterans. twin; a veteran or Company
K. Third infantry, its in survivedhy
a wife. a brother and three sons. There
were a larae number of friends pros~
out and the hotel oilerhm were many
and beenittiit. Th. Spanish Wei- Vet~
areas were present and (our members
acted as pallbearers. They were An-
thony Ghioito. Anthony Silo er.
Henry M. Perry and Cole: W. io-
eweiirn. The remains will he interred
in the totally plot. in Glenhrooit.
i ”-W‘ .
IXPICTB T0 II ACOUITWID. ‘
m
Today at Cambridge Murder Trial.
(installation. hints. Dec. 1 inter»
est in the trial or Hattie Lotti c. the
17-year-old Cape Breton alt-1. tor the
murder of Clarence F”. Clot/ante Wet-
them lanodrytnau. was intensified in.
day. and the throng that authored tor
admission into the nineteen County
courthouse this tom-nine was dream
than at any previous, time. during, the
trial. The public interest to the «ea
has been partly diverted from the
youthful prisoner to the widow oi the
murdered titan. titre. Glover wee char.
dciartkeii as a "vampire" yesterday by
Attorney Melvin it. delimit. tho lio-
Blenc airl'e elite! counsel. who .ellertu
ed that lire. mover "bed the ,.
inclination and opportunistic. shot
Mitts Annie Cahili. of Spring Hill. -
was formerly a trolley conductor and .
moat
Our 310 Stilts grow in popularity
every day. People who have bought
them have recommended them to
their friends and neighbors, as they
round them extraordinary \‘Iiuo. They
are all wool. cut in the latest style.
wail tailored and tinialiod. and at. 810
it‘s no wonder they grow in favor.
GOTTLIEB’S
~37 and $10~
ii NORTH MAIN STREET. .
rroswexarninatiou at the hands
Johnson.
Before Mrs. Glover was arose-exitin-
inert, Assistant District Attorney Wit-r
united her it few more direct questions.
She admitted that she was i'amlilar
with firearms and that Hattie Loitiano
was with her husband and herself in
an automobilmat it football game on
the itflomnon before the shooting.
lira. Glover said that in past years shu
it sent money and clothing to list-
'I tamily at West Michel. C. it. and
had aided tern of Hattie'e stature in
come to the United States.
The witness and Mr. Johns'on gaunt
steadily at each other when the load
iii; connect tor the detonco rose to
conduct the cross-examination. Mr.
Johnson hogan or setting Mrs. Glover
her owe.
“Lillien‘flario malaria Glover." no
the reply. _
”Did you ever have
name?"
"No." »
"Were you ever knee/n as Lillian
Wellies-3"” ‘-
"No.“
"Did you not receive letters from
Maud Hailiday Glover under the name
at fiinnio literati omit"
U ".el .
By further qpeatioaiua Mr. Johnson
hroulht out the last that litre. Glover
was introduced to hot- tau-hood by An
ihur Glover. hie brother. and that both
men used the name ottiertiner.
titre said that she and marshes Glow
or were married in Boston in January.
iii». and auto. in Hormones. teeo.
The second marriage ceremony was
performed because site wea told that
the that was Illegal» lire. Glover ad:
mitted that in the marriage oertinoate
leaned at Providence the piece or her
birth was not given, correctly. line the
lelnod that her hue lid wrote it as
. t Boetoii instead} .rAriohNt.
" Mr. Johnson theajmiilred nio tier
destinations and in memoir
- . a»-..
it! Mr.
any other,
Mi)! Wetland,
_, ,, er’eeid titet
those it e have followed _
oloeeiy that turther,lttetiiW ,
the attentional the hill; “it ,
mm to the «New; mile.
her hue lid." it we. «Catt rial hf
: t Cr 12"."
meld. e. eeii»
tilo‘ .
motility
I soldier with literati-nanometer» It
m; 3-..... 5 Column sarcoma; north/am CONN. ‘ '
Tristram & Hyatt,
N orwalk, Conn.-
Witt) l
\t‘ to
iii the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right!
Who handles cool right?
Who ulla cool right?
Who delivers coal right“!
“WE 00-—
Those are our strong points. our
“knows" in coal; that's why '
WE ARE “1'!"
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal ‘
The s. Hershi'teid a Son Co.
Tet. nee. 122 Vietei’It.
l
.—.~
Bitter tho order the right warm avoid
the danger oi tool shbrtage this winter.
llave ns atorlt up your inns now.
'iheilsrriskGeusCo.
‘t‘t . I.
'l‘ei. m ‘ ”as Water seen
all taken for. attest.
Then more a long colloquy over lot~
iera.
Bite said that alto trequentiy wrote
letters tor Hattie lemons and ad
mitted eondln one to a ear. Paine. at ,
Canterviiie. . . ii. also could not no
member whether she had rotorrod to
Mr. False ee flattie'e tout. - _
"It you know whet it *in those let-
ters. why don't you elite then: to
mel' said simulation . .
"Matias they it h,tound." re-
plied the iawyar; * .
Mrs. mover
der the polio. , a,
renamed set it ’j;
were missing. taste ..
dressed to Hattie. ’
.iuet hetero noon Iii-s. Glover made
an admission to her list at occupation!
or station that lie been on the;
star tor e‘ttine. peeina as a marlil
eta no.2 , .
MW ‘ 'i
FRINGH 3030‘. AMIUOHI“
some. Mahala a letter train
lfldmrl fleet Preparing important
. lit dolphin; it document. onion when ‘
‘ hell“ and illiviil‘tetit historical
retrofits given to the public in many
yetery‘ot the disperse-st the M! of
Hie-.Krger Co.
West Washington St, So. . Norwale
’ Clothing for Men and W0 me
Boys and Girls
Japanese Model
Made of line velveteen;
especially appropriate
for immediate use. This
Waist has Persian’yoite
and trimmed with Per-
sian piping. . $2.50
we
7“ Special Price
Hall-fitted, long, black and
navy blue COATS. Made
of line. heavy Lymansvrlle
cheviot, halt satin lined,
arsnteed all wool and
astblack S ial $18
Sizes up to 4 bust
Other models consist of the
double- laced materials.
Misses’ and Women’s sizes
v... $9.98 ~- 535
r
Open a Charge Account ‘
and have the goods when trounced them
W Hi I ”0'"!
cm... Gifts
' i-iiioey on leein’e Ilene. ..
‘ ill “031‘. Dec. tram. George ‘
Loris “Definer. of one city. is engaged . ‘0? ”9“
Our store it filled with M
thiw Vliicii melts highly sow
' enviable Christmas
lien; my '
hiiliieii. will he one or the moat lo~
. it dolls 1th the weird
Wiimfiootii. the aeeaeein who
W ' Abraham unsold. Dr
” ‘ ’~:II mire; a lit
' Umbra ,
“maximal : “Indie 7
m" ‘m”‘ V“ “a“? . ‘ 9 so. me large variety
W who knows gt: WWW”... .
' (”m it‘itt‘imnH‘mm trillions treasure .
laments. tit...
”this the outset
“i
m
that Gite Gertitioete enehiee rel
. plan to select ate ”7‘," xiii.
Gifts lot: .5.
m’m,mmn «cute. :
,. ‘ gm min oases...
' utevee. Gilt: ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler