{within Surplus'of V
Style often makes a new customerdot u
no Overcoats anywhere handsomer than
But Style can’t hold a customer; if the coat doesn‘t
‘ "malts good" in actual service.
It is the Style. plusgth‘e Value in our costs
clothing that has built. up: our tremendous trader
And it' is,not alone this PLUS Value, butts _ .
PLUS of it thistle spreading our fame all over thii‘rj ‘ ‘
wthrou h the words of our pleased customersii’ . UR
OVER OATS ARE BETTER T AN YOU E
THEM TO BE FOR THE PRIC .
See them; let them prove themselves.
Double-acting collar costs in a splendid range of... U
fancy greys, browns and tans—the finest all-around Win-
ter Overcoats ever made—$ro to.$25. .
Black and Oxford Chesterfields, the dressiept‘Over-
coats there are—lined with serge, Va
9 TAYLOR sectors
74 wasultlcrosl eraser. sourtl
uoswar. icons.
rename s «so
Park i, Tilford’;
Delicious Candles ‘
. OLD era
F H. BAXTER’S
DRUG even
I
the Hisilfschooi the committee out.-
lined a course of general leeulres to
the students and a somewhat similar .
course to the public. The former will ‘
give student; an'outlooh into the ac.
tivities of lifeindustrislly. socially and
poiitlcaliy.~1~8uoh_< topics ‘ss the
professions. the dignityof manual is-
bor. local government. state and nsv
tional legislation and specific efforts
at sooial and industrial reform are pre
sented.
d3; . .
sl‘lasos‘siszsrs
wiil certainly tissue. ‘ upstate. ‘1‘
ways fresh and satin .
“li'. A. LANE
at Washington as.
a summer. rater
cALLe . .
Dada—News Department
bibs—Business Department
sea—sums Office. Norwailt
Isa—Editor's Residence .
Wily Editor's Rsaidsnes
7 WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity:-Fair to-
night andTrid ..,colder Friday. Brisk
e disturbance that
'was central over Lake Synerior yes-
terday morning has mired . onward
and is now central over Ontario. It is
producing cloudy.
snow in the Lake ‘r‘ek on. Pleasant
weather prevails in all other sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. .Condi-
tions favor forthis vicinity partly
cloudy weather.,with sli htly, higher
temepersture tonight. fol owed by fair
and slightly colder Friday.
TEMPERATURE vents sob really.
how. 25; high. 48.
. given in the High school.- OnMondsy.
November 14, Mrs. Florence Kelley.»
secretary of' the National Consumers' ; ‘ .
Loewe. spoke on the work of the Our famous display of Christmas Neckwssr is at its best
league. She gre‘tly interested the stu-
dents and urged their help in reduc-
ing the strain of Christmas shopping
on the clerks and helpers in serving
the public needs.
Time for K. D. Frames for next suin-
iner's best. new. Special prion. Two
slightly used boats for sale: one 86-ft..
half cabin. with 8 it. p. new motor.
One n-ft. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Vary
cheap if bought now.
Fos'can assessor:
OysterShehPohthorwslk
It Is a Matter 1
of satisfaction to a person .when he
is giving the public good service to
know his efforts are appreciated. My
patients are satisfied with the treat-
men they receive, and as time passes
the better they or
really the test of t lne whibh tells the
story in dentistry.
.i give my personal attention to each
patient. and am thorough in. all de-
talls; erery person is treated with
consideration. special care being given
the young or those not strong. When
you wont u square deal, come in and
try my methods.
Dr. J.»H. Mallory
16 South Main St.
netlan or silkfisro
We are taking extra good care of boys this season in
the Overcoat line—a big varie
chin coats for boys up to r7.
chinchilla coatsior boys up to 10. $5 to $8.
of the fancy button-to-
to $10: and handsome J. Tracey. of the school board and high ;
school committee. gave a most eloo
quent presentation of the work and
aims of the profession of medicine. Dr.
Tracey gat's a very interesting review ,
of race t medical discoveries 'snd ‘
showed be great changes introduced ~
by them into both the treatment of
disease and to efforts directed toward
prevention. He set the ethics of his,
profession on the highest possible bar
sis andFina‘pired and interested the
students leaoeedlngiy: ‘
er with light pleased, for it is
the George Junior Republic. addressed
accounts.
pubiios and of the work done there was
most interesting. His stories of self-
government by the. youthful cltisans
were‘botb humorous and instructive.
Below is given a fill] list of the loo
trues to students.
The New Store
as Wall St. Norwallr.
Tom rature:
PO _ the course of public lectures. The
speakers on the following list have
kindly volunteered to present the sub-
jects pained. These addresses will be
given in the assembly hall of the High
school on various evenings. beginning
at 8 o‘clock, and several will be illus-
trated with stereopticon pictures.
You wont to trade at a store that you can depend on—s store that is
sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service-a store that
will never misrepresent quality: in short. a sincere store that is con-
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its. customers.
Henry Matheis. of Main street, is
spending the day in Newflorircity.
—Banner Pies. 20c;
Banner Bakery. Tel. 314-3.
Read about the Gabler piano in the
adv. of the Schoenberg Plan‘o Com-
South Norwalk
9 a. m. to 8 p.111. Sundays
by appointment only.
My business has been builded on a firm foundation of honest grain at
fair priiisshnd not acne-time order place. i want your custom now——
Silk socks only 600 pair at Joseph ,
and will it in the future.
Davis'. The adv wilhtell yen all about
MANUEL TONlHATCH.
First‘ in quality. last in price. always in the minds of’its custom-
era—«Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Pauli".
Mrs. James Golden and Mrs. Julia
V. Lester have returned from a few
days visit in New.. York city. .
~Closing out our line of Pictures.
Means you can obtain very desirablei
Xmas Gifts at a 20% reduction. H. A; '
Tilly. 78' Washington street. _
Frank Joseph, of Winnipauk. has
gone into a novel bust
suring horses against
He was doing quite a business in Nor-
walk this morning. ‘
The 3.1. L. will hold
meeting on-SundsyF morning at io ,
o‘clock in the Central Labor Lyceum in,
Washington street. Matters of impor-
tance are to come up and every mem-
ber is requested 30 be present. .
A‘number of the members of Clip.
Knights Templar,
‘ plan has been very successful. Jimmy
be necessary to change the datesoi‘ *
several lectures and the committee
hope to add others. Ample noticed
each lecture will be given in the pa»
pcrs.
Cards, Booklets and pretty... Let-
FF...
. F but F1333 to get the ass , , -. .
wssxrtan. sLusPlsHFsALMon. HALlsur. PLATFllH. seamen
mscxesat; spawn ewes. srsarr coo. amen, POLLOCK. Faos'r-
rrsH. surranrlsn. Hermmo,;rmssu "some. LONG iSLAND mo
sea ascsuiors, HARD chains. casseroer oversea. LONG mo
souno cums.
Cutbflfs Bridge. Fish Market.
Tortuous
Christmhs Photographs
COM. NOW AND BI IURI 0F HAVING WORK FOR OMIIITMAI .
.. Picture Flaming—with 300 Patterns to Select From
, Jackson’s New Art Store
(EN connection wrm srpolo. Plcrusss or AM: KINDI
Johan’s Still“?
ass. that o .ln- xms poorest!”
bath or in ry. and the Nationhl‘ Life. by Dr. Edward
ii. Gumbsrt. principal of the Nornalb
FFF. F
si‘ 1
their regular
MALLal‘TE
rmsrly MW
of So Norwallr.
Medicine. by Dr. William J. Tracey.
meldbsr of Norwsllr school board.
I8 WASHINGTON
toil Commander-y.
are planning to attend
of Colombian Castle."
York, tonight, at the Hotel Astor. to
celebrate its loothxga‘siivsrssry.
City Engineer Charles N. Wood went
to the Norwallr city reservoirs this
morning and returned this afternoon
with the report that there is about ‘
three day's supply in the lake. while
it mayllast. four days more.
the snow malt it is likely that the wa-
ter would rise a little.
lull. Inuit illlll
. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—ngh-
or prices were the rule at therapeutic:
ottha stock market. busths gains in
representative stockswere as a .rule
confluence.
510. 1. of New
illustrated by atereopticon pictures, by
Dr. Edward li. (lumbar-t.
Civic improvement, by Dr. Charles S.
Macfariand.
CityNatiorrslBank
tion. by Hon. E. J. Hill. Member of
Congress.
THANOACTO IA
merit in Norwalk, b Dr. Edward H.
Gutnllart.
. Friday. January 13~—-‘i‘he Profession
of the Ministry. by Dr. Francis B. Up-
harn. of the South Norwallr Methodist
Surplus and nProilts
' MM
safe Deposit loses. s8 and to per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vibe-Pros.
FRIDIRIGK H. ROWAN. Ind Vic.-
Pras. ,
WILFHID ”BRILL. Cashier
PIN-IF-
olnso'rolls
I. H. Mathewson . Nsnry asymr
John H. Knapp bamusi Gunman
Josiah It. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
christian sweets John ‘H. Light.
Fred H. Iowan
M. Coburn, member of school board.
The .. capper
heavy; Amalgamated Oop-
’15 and American Smelling
s were made of
Metropolitan phi. Na-
median and interna-
tional Harvester. .
WALL STREET. 11 s. m.——’l‘he mar-
lief. badksd “and filled during the hour
‘ frequently. but none of the leading
Forlorn yesterday's
orders were dis-
‘ __ p , lg; sh offset
short sailing; , notes oeirs
Rabbi Charles Meischer. of Boston.
Opposite Hotel
Norwalir. Conn.
Second Hague Conference. by Rev.
Frederick Lynch. director of the Peace
general for Connecticut.
Norwsllt.
arSu
.tlfiddwmey‘er & nah best brand ‘
sir-gimp s .
A“ l...l‘l..lll||v.lV‘III‘IQI....‘.II‘...'DII
moons rs. . but .
7 changes ones it ,.
7 . ion. 'lfrsdnsfsli . . .
‘ ii south ‘ ‘
.‘slstssutevlneiag oven
1.80 ....
‘0 ”UN”. ll‘lsalosssesaessIs-stsassIsldsisestssslsilliiilhl
is sources
cufllsumirs elm "ill
UNION PACIFIC mm” ..
tssvwssuma'rou at. (o. s. .
ssesssrasssarsees-c...
a sssssoeassssssIIe-a
ass of “has. Ms“. Ilia»
nest-r has. ten 1d,” not hell-"d
.iils iosslsstsrs.
' llilrul _
‘“'"ll'.it‘liiil‘i:.‘l:t”’°"‘ - . ‘
an Christmas G
’ for Men ,
‘ln the recent report of progress in
_ At Price's, the store where a man would go it he" were to
buy himself. What to give a man-no longer a question.
but easily decided when one resllses that he would appre-
ciate something he can wear. What would he like more .‘
‘ than: A bills of Clothes. Overcoat. Shoes, or sunspot till '
good Furnishings. like Shirts. ,Nsektlss. soaks. Inseam
dare. ate. ‘
'i‘hred‘ oi" these lectures have been
_ this year. The latest and most practical ideas is. Nssk- .. .
wear of reliable silks. lelsct early ..'. ....500. 780. 81:00 , F” '
A handsome holly box with each tie. , . _ 3‘ ,. ‘_'_;_ 1" '
On Friday. December 2. Dr. William
v
LPRICE’S Farrel-Fur
Willisn‘n. George. the facilitator A
‘hool on December 6." His _
he formation ofthese re-
tho Hinds:
Plans have also been progressing on
The public is invited to attend and ' ' ‘ ..
ehioy the lectures. Admission will be During the a.
entirely free and all will be welcome. ' my.” years . .g/
it is proposed to introduce a course _. . ‘
similar in the public school lecture it hasheen 0!} the ..
courses of New .Yorlr city. where the ‘, market. 1h: G A31
. 13!! has amply proved
_ its merit from ‘” tbé‘i stand ‘4
point .of Macrophage
., mancncts of its full, rich. singing
, one were narcotic musical
Public Lectures.
Friday. January 18. ism—«Education
Hiflifiyffinuuw 2T~~The County and , . -. , . 4
agrarian. by Dr. Frsriir a. Child. of ”We give the GABLER our unqualified“
.3:th phosphatase: -Mgficmfifimmi‘:mivfim,
pictures. Dr. Charles S. Maciariand. F. * -
linvested than any piano made. ,
The GABLER was a good piano 56‘years ago?
‘r-éit'has the distinction of being among. the
' but hennments today. . - .
Fri y. February .2iwl’reventlve
Friday. March ilk—Cities of italy.
Friday. March 20~Bome Lessons in
in April or May-«National Legisla- i y :i ,_ ..
Thousands of homes areendoying
GABLER PXANOS. W810i!"
place one in your hosts on .
my term.
Several stir-Iaetlve
GABLER styles"
“ my Where"!!!
our. siesta;
Lectures to Students.
Friday. December 2 Local Govern-
}piscopal Church.
February 6—Yesterdaysr A New
England Historical Sketch, by Dr. J.
Monday. February Lib—America. by
Monday. March-viii—fi Visit to the
Society. . .
Monday. Ami! io—Ths'i’rofsssidn of
law. by Hon. John H. Light. attorney
Monday. May l—«The Profession of
Teaching. by Dr. William iii. Chancel-
lor. superintendent of schools. South
Monday. Ms! 22~Ths Dignity of
Maliiual Labor. by Dr. Charles 8. Mac-
. r and.
W
OVITII MllflAql.
L Director; of Nemiir 0 V ’Orewsrs
" to Learn How Mush Maw '
bar Has.
Sonnenbergl’lano
. - » 104 wetlands...“
chute Nam Bank; . It v. our. 31w ., ,
A meeting of the directors of the
Norwsiir Oyster Growers‘ Association
was held last night. st Which tints the
m of t s members get tbs'asso- , ...-................. .
* was discussed. ‘ lt'is proposed. , _
toswsrtsinhovrsuehsers‘sgeeaeh ,‘ ' ~ ‘ . .
bs“ , W if “I! .
rs for the sanitary sortsyof _
rs- iseiestisns are there is. ..
‘s‘ treasury "to.
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