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g
at":
in everything, but in nothing more
so than in t‘ldthlng We stand so tiara
ly on the quality or our Clothing, and
in the Suits and Overcoats We sro‘
selling at 87 and $10 you get quality
and low prices combined. and incom-
parably the best value for your money
obtainable in good clothing
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10
for the Whole .
Family
When you yWant
. ‘ Them
THAT IS THE 11 non-m MAIN eraser.
CONNEALLY g
HAND All New Nuts
BRACKEN NewOrauges
SYSTEM All Southern
.1 WASHINGTON ITRIET.
COUTH NORWALK.
. Vegetables
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liiill lilllliiS
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. tut, Probate
Court. December it. A. 1).. 1910.
Estate of Henry S. Rood. late of
Norwallt, ill said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the executrix exhibit
lter‘admlllistratllm account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
attics ltl Norwalk. an the ltlth day at
December, 1910. at it) o'clock lore
noon: and that till persons intelesietl
in said estate may be untitled thereof
the exacuirix will tatlso this older to
be publisher! ill a newspaper having
a circulation ill said district. at least
tire days before said lilth day of De.
cember. l9“).
HENRY w.
(ill I
WINTER TIME TABLE
‘ This is the way
We might-logically say
Our business is run
From sun to sun:
Sixteen ounces to the pound
4000 lbs. are here a ton.
Several tons make a bin iull
calzoour.
.ludixc
One full bin makes many fires
CONSULIOZMUN DEAD.
coxsmm‘lhovm. Dec. 9.~«ilid
ward Henry Ozlnun. American consul
general here. dlcd today alter a brief
illness. lie. was born in Rochester
Minnesota August ti i857.
One good fire makes comfort.
Evéry comfortable household
‘...Would, could or should be
~. 3Vivid probably' ts
John hint-rat. .ll at Solltlt Nuluwullt
was taken into custody by '“ltalelinlr
Conductor Robert Russell. yesterday
afternoon. and when the case came up
this morning it was ctiutlnued ttntll
tomorrow for further investigation. it
appears tllat Mr. Murray. Sn. some
time ago bought a trip ticket book be-
tween South Norwallt uuti l)unbury.
where he is employed. lie. used it a
few times, and then. decided to move
to Danbury. The father. having a
-m.-._.....,-.-._..~. “.4...“ large number of trips left in the book,
,. ' MOORE NOT GUILTY. believed there was no harm in letting
‘ VINCENNES, ind. Dec 9.~—"Not his can use it, but it happened that
gitilty' ’wao the verdict of the Jury to lonductor Russell heard of the mat-
day in the case of Manic Moore, mau- ter. and decided that it was against
6, alone! a circuit of theatres. who was the rules or the railroad company. and
' charged with the murder of Charles consequently took up the book and no-
it}. ibsou. a wealthy operator in the tilted young Murray to appear in
, iii ana‘llllnois oil fields court. \
' Burning coal
"Of the FERRIS kind
Eras: FERRIS COAL co
...... ....-.» ..
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
‘3 SOUTH MAlN STREET. IOUTH NORWALK
January Prices Now
Thirty days ahead or all others. Ladies who are up to the moment
tiOOlt to the Paris for surprises. Always thirty days ahead in styles
wnow thirty days ahead of all others in reductions. and miles ahead
in, amount by which these atunninx
f ailored Suits, Coats
and Dresses are
Reduced
a'ooramuso sol-rs to.»
. .. stscaurtv TAlLORID cum all.»
g; .vurrmo concurs . ... m
NDQDIOMI TAILORID clinches . . Hm...” ‘6':
l; .Jllijl O”
.. UNI II’
HIWI'. gigg'n. in blank only. . . “M...
ii” Staci? coat-s as can 76' its». l
‘ ot‘Fur (ionic and For sat- at the lowest
ill. .’
._ so carry mar lions. Muslin tlodoroodr; P
Norwalk'd‘
Ending in Good: Store
nos. 3 and 5 asserts sarcoma. uoawmt. cons.
too you
clan” it” “and“ item: at wines;
, (“m 'l.
shelves and Mid tin" Wigs
States not. no limit/to
. your tries no but!“ etched:-
. moo, a M Mutant or. Bur-
Iundr. a hoitia’ iii (lanthanum
I,
r
ollday
acceptable.
. andkerc leis
Handkerchiefs are the standard Christmtis presents
for Men. Women and Children. and are always
We have never shown a more at-
creme do months or All? about
. good brands i chi stray Mil
moire a most: Menuhin Christ-
malt Matti. when ring some: from.
'8: Fly on
.Si. Phone 5.8-4
" sagsoc Barrel :6. 50
..,pccir soc; bushel, 75c
MainePotatocs
oar-tut
All Linen Crossbar.
ta%c, ch. 25:.
All Linen. club.
itial. 12%c. 25c
plain and initialed.
Lodics', Handkerchiefs.
All Linen. plain llcm-
stitched, so to soc
ill—
.r\il Lint-ll {‘lilill‘tlilicr‘“ _
ed. 25c. 50c Beautifully embroid—
ered floral designs, ill
li‘iltc Linen Crossbar,
the new one corner
hand club. initial. ‘
’ box of '0. special ciiects. axtra "8“”
value at $2.50. at 25c.
i
The Latest ideas
Jabots. Malina ,l‘ was \‘ilk
Holiday Ribbons‘
Holly and Dresden do-
and
g
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Spec1als for Saturday
lb. 12%.;
16c
200
......m*
Stcwing Fowls
Fancy Young Fowls
Native Roasting Chickens
Good Turkeys . ' . l7c
Fancy Nearby Turkeys . 28c
Fancy Geese . .. 20c
Skinned Back Ham’s . 13c
Small Fresh Shoulders lZ‘éc’
Pig’s Liver . . . .. Sc
Begef- :Liver . . 8c
Calves’ Liyer . 12‘4c
Rib Roast Beef . . . 10c
Sperry 8t Barnes Sausage 12‘/zc
Home-made Sausage A. 12‘4c
Veal Chops . . 14c
Veal Roast . . 12V2c
Veal Outlet . . . 180
Stew Veal . ' . 1i lbs 25c
Leg Lamb , 12%
Forequarters Lamb . 10c
ladian RiVer Oranges 256 Doc.
Malag a Grapes. 10c lb.
Salter Kraut, 5c quot
Fresh Pigs Feet .ib. 8c
0
signs. all widths, ”mm Stinks
from it: to $1.50 per ' ‘. “ '
i ‘Yll'd- Stylish Stilton Scaris, plum and
_Mactt.il
3 packages anyrltind Pancake Flour 25c
“aetive or complete line 3 packages He‘ckerls or White Rose Oatmeal ... . . . . . . . . :......asc
Men's All Linen Hand- Large assortment Children‘s Handkctz Cranberries """" ' ‘ ’ ”c quart
kerahicls. 100 to 50c Silk Handkerchigm, chiefs. Home Celery and Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Grapes, Oranges,
Apples. Nuts and Sweet Cider.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ITIIIT. ' ,1. ,
- t
'H.Krieger&Co.
Special
Marked-down Sale
and Great ReduCtioa .,
in Prices on
Girls Coats and
Boys’ Overcoats
Enngutt year boy or gill did buy ions of
toll eugeritcd down overcoats. Our price
to you will be lower than you call buy
* elsewhere. ‘
Cash or Credit”
l»... the Same. Try Our Liberal
Credit Plan
Special overcoats ior Boys, Sizes’4 to 18
at $3.98. Girls coat, 4 to 14, at $3. 98
“at.
ill daintily decorated
contain—
ing three Handker-
chiefs. A wide choice
colored borders.
gift boxes,
, vacuum.
ill
plain and initialed.
100. 15W5¢v 45C. 5°C
albox.
Ladies’ Neckwear
V c l \v'ct Bows. Ascuts and
Dresden cticcts. 50c to 82
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come was not wholly favorable to the
railroads Although it is true that the
holdings of these companies and other
coal companies on the percentage has
is of production are not aliected. it is
possible that no little ingenuity may
have to be ctterclaed to had some. new
method or coal diatrihllttoa. The man
kei became dull in the second hour.
but grow more. active towards midday
and prices returned to near their earl-
ier level. but did not hold rery well.
Bonds were steady.
WALLSTREET. t p. ltl.——Stock was
met on all rallies, and this selling put
Reading back to its and Union Parl-
iic, Southern Pacific. St. Paul. U. 8.
Steel American Smelling and ‘Amalao
mated on a parity with tyesterday‘s
rinsing before it ceased. Speculation
then became sluggish and without tea
liillli at l, an.
Oscar J. an;
Oscar J Stones, 51 years old, died
at his home. to: Rollo iiill.~ Danburx,
shortly arm 4 ocioor‘t'sstdrday. fol
lowing an illness I‘llldii a dad over
many months. He is an ed by his
mother. Mrs Clarissa Sunnis. and by
his wits and too children. Harry K.
and Beasts Storm. Iii-of whom are
residents or Danhury. air. Sturge-
was born in ltldgoneld. He was a hat-
ter and had been employed in the tar.-
tory o! D. F). Move a; 00.. where he
was a torsion for many years. About
live years no Mr. Slums Was attack-
ed by a disease of the blood and (rod-
ualiy his health railed. Four months
ago the disease had advanced to such
a degree that he became confined to
his horns. Everything in the way of
medical treatment was tried. but was
of no avail. The funeral will he held
at the late home on Saturday after-
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in
Wooster cemetery, Danhury.
August naysanrotb.
The death or August Doysanroth co
curred yesterday at the family home.
No. 62 Bouton street. accused was
one of the oldest German tuition“ oi
the town. He was born minimally
sixty years ago. and was to tlia
country forty eight years ago. its isl
survived by a widow. two dauuhtors.
am. John Mayor. of Danhury. and
Miss Clara Doyssnroth. of Eiouth Nor-
walk. and one Ion, Julius Dayuamth.
or this city. Deceased was a member
of the Order of Maccabees. Funeral
urvlces will in hold on Bunday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock iron: the house.
Imti John.
One or the soldiers who has been in
the hitch Home for soldiers at Nero-
totl probably the learnt length or than
of any man themd ad Wednesday at
that lilacs in his 68th year. its was
Emil John and was a private ct (lam-l
hm H. Thirteenth Connecticut Voi-
uatoar infantry. The remains were
tattoo to Bristol. this morning. for in-
terment int Funeral Director doom
Raymond a
Funeral oi Mrs. “will Gillian.
'i‘ilo funeral of In. Edwin Gillian, . . Black lilk. till-ail silk oi lain
WNW at Edwin «than. who W M“ , s « . . . . . « . lustre-«not with still.
may roars malachite the Gilbert It . ; w . - . " . 1.. ..,.l,
O
If You Want
anything in the Grocery or DOROIM
sen line. try as. Good, clean stock.
quick delivery. Ono order will con-
vines you that our 'Odl are the best.
ital-houses a broad
WEST thisis
the
oarihci’ibsortt
ii HAVE amt- been am:
to did a silk ”c2031.:
m MRI as I
this American loch which could -
possibly in cold at such a price.
00., was hilt!
at not late hm
. w 6
“$331.- “racial to do "
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