.1?
At Active to the eye and the
um are the tastefully select d
limit!" for Women. Men, Girls
A need not worry about got-
in interior quality lIere. bc~
i. militant includes every good
lid in ”Felt and Leather Prices
use from
500 to $2. 50
a pair
~ At any rate look over our lines
of Christmas Slippers 'l‘he woi«
come in just. no cor,dlai whether
you are u buyét or a locker.
CONNEALLY
AND
BKACKEN
‘srAtlvAéHtNoTou STREET,
3§UTH NORWALK.
-TELEPHONE'363-4 -
“All.
WINTER TIMETABLE
This is the way
We might, logically say
.Our business is run
’ From sun to sun:
Sixteen ounces to the pound
2006 lbs. are here a ton.
Several tons make a bin full
A‘One full bin makes many fires
Onevgood lire makes comfort.
' Every comfortable household
Would. could or should be
And probably is
,.Bmiug cool
Of the FERRIS kind
I THE FERRIS COAL CO.
‘ . during the Holidays.
TIME FOR'A 'rou‘cu. ‘”
"How is your rich uncle. Tommy?"
"Very ill. i'm afraid he won't last
, long."
“Then you can loud the that All) i
naked you for last week."~-~Meggeu-
‘ , dorier Blotter.
That in lust what i have heart walt-
tug for:
Om bottle Monogram Whiokoy.
bottlo Grand lmpurlol Fort Wino, trot-
ttc Grand imperial Sherry Wine. and
A beautiful Culoudnr, all for $1 15.
All bottle goods at reduced prices
Central Hotel
corner Monroe and Choltnut Street.
M q...
i
AilNew Nuts
New Oranges
All Southern
Vegetables
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
WHO'S
WHO
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who will cool right?
Who delivers coal right?
-W E DO—
Those are our strong points. our
“known" in coal; that's why ’
i
. WE ARE “H"
in tho
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal
The B.Hershiieid&SOIlC0. ’
Tel. 294. 122 Water 8!.
i
Norwuik munch. oi‘ the 'i‘curuutm
Union No. 293 hold II meeting Inst
«Ironing. Several new Inomhors worn
Plucmd and an excellent social good
time was puriioinutm'i~ in by all prou-
(-tit.
'l'htk lioul‘li of Directors oi the Nor
troll: liusiutsu Mott‘s Association hold
another meeting inst owning (”iii
trnusm'ted I-wt'ornl motion; at import-
ant ililllllll‘tlti. Anlonu lilt'ill. tho com
iiiiiilit‘itliuii from :I new intlustrt wish:
log to itlt'tllu in Norwalk. wan I-olortod
to tho committee on now industrioh l‘or
inrostitzntion and they will roporl up
on u’hut they intro douo hotwot-n mm
and tho meeting of lion-tuber 28th to
which time tint Incl-ting lull! ovenlu-r.
adjoururd. 'l‘ho sproinl trItln mutlr‘r
wan also tuik'nd orm' by the board.
“.THE NiOHT Barons
CHRIBTMAS"
you should lay in u goodly unp‘
ply oi‘ the \t'idcly known and al-
wayu popular itupport'o iloitleti
Hour and Evans" Light tlrnum
'l‘IIlIio Alo against the uredu of
tho next. day. i-fntzt is. you‘d but.
till not Wait until t‘inlattuua
hive. but order now. telling on
just when you wont. tilt to make
doiivor; 'l‘hou ituppcrt'u liner
and itivnns' Ala will not lw tor-
goitmtwlt will long in» l‘t'mmll‘
hemd after drinking.
alter a Flynn
138 WAs slnston St. Phone NH
‘ e I... Cloak & Suit House
It mm mm "our.
Ann not“ cult-s. cans. and“. armors.
1- Fund; ”moons. moor aowuo. conur oovuu,
uArIouA. Arm Auo mu HOBlBlW mono Auo art-tun
BALI iN IOTH CTORIB:
min I‘ll
IOUTH NOIWALK
‘WA All" I'm. ‘
M Acorn Main It.
Inns in Juana.
Mrs. Sarah E. Kyla.
Mrs. Sarah E. Kyle, oi‘ ‘Dnnbury,
died at. her home in Middle ltivcr.
'i‘IIetIdIIy. after II Attrition attack at
heart trouble. Mrs. Kyle had many
friends here and in New Milford,
whore alto lived for It short time sov‘
erul years ago. She had been a mem-
her of the Baptist church in Danburr
for many your». The funeral was. hold
at tho honu- of llyivcutor linker, in
Middle l’iircr, this :morniutt. ut itlzil
o'clock. interment was in Wooster
cometary. Mrs. Kyle la survived by
three dnunhtern. Mm. Minnie Linstor
and Mrs. Emma Sull‘ion. of ilanburv.
formerly of this city, and Mrs. l-lowurd
Merritt. of New York city. and by one
sister. Mru. l’olly ’i‘omlin..-ou. o!
ilrookliohi. There are tout urnndthli
dren. Mru. llcorgo ti. i‘unnnt und
Miss Lulu iii. Snln'on, oi' llaniuu)
Thornton illlii linzel (ianfleid. or New
York t‘ii_\‘,
Mrs. Caroline Faber.
Carolina Faber died til hor homo in
Wmlport on December 14th in the
ulxty~third year of her one. All her
friends urt- invltcd to attend tho tun.
erol services, which will be held from
her late residence in Riverside urc-
nuc. \Vestport, on Suudty attornoon It
2:30 o‘clock. ’l‘lIt- dammed was the
widow of Alhln A.‘ Faber. who {onnerir
conducted at rvutuurant in Wntet
alrcol, Nornuik, yenru ago, where tlw
Hope Hour» t‘ompnuy now standinund
both Mr. and Mru. Fuller were well
known in Norwulh in those days. Matty
of the older inhabitants Icmomiwl the
restaurant and also the ptmulotor.
Margery L, Hall
him-gut) L. Hall, out-d IonIIIy~tIlIItI
yours. dit‘ii in Woulou on ,llot'otuilot‘
Him. The iunorul sorrirnn will ho iwid
train the t‘vuitit‘nt‘v of Hull Bartram. in
Weston. on Friday attrrnoou at 1
o‘clock. and from the Lyon: Plains
church at i:.‘ln U‘t‘it‘itlk. 'i‘hc lutertnont
will lulu» ninm- lu Eamon.
Funeral 0! Joseph Wilcox.
Tho iunorni survivor ior .lIIM-ph Wit
('0.\' were llt'iii ill Louis 6‘: Mutt-ot'it‘u
mortuary rhupol. No. illtl t‘lmpol
strum. New Huron. tt-utortint~ ut‘irr-
noon at lL'::lll. The inlcrnwnt was in
i’inI- inland Founder}. South Ntlt‘uaik.
Rev. J“. A. (‘oiouuut oiiiultttr-Ii, and n
unIulwr oi rointiwu wore prompt
Funeral at Emory J. Lohotulty.
l‘hc fulltllal of Emma l. imhotskr
nil] in- bold lt)lll0l‘itl\“ morning. ‘i‘itm't-
will ho a sorrit-v at his into homo. iii»
Lowl- .‘jll‘t't‘i Ill S (I’ttlot'h and another
service at u o‘clock at St. Ladlnlml
t‘iIuII-b tin- itor Putim Stophou (‘hor
niskl oflltintinu i‘iurinl ulll lm in St.
MnII' s (‘vInt-tt-n .\oluulk.
m2...
FIVE IN FAMlLY FALL THROUGH
ECEI
S'i‘AMlv‘tlltll, llor. ill-win aiding
l‘toginulti and Milton lluixht. who hurl
fallen through the ion on (‘uvu pond
hort- onuI-rdur. Mm. liulgin, tho hora"
mother, It brother l’hilup and it Alulur
Amy. also full through the. too. The
HW rcumluod in the water until \hreo
Inert passing by pulled them out by
means of a rope which they throw to
tin-III, The boys. itcginuld and Milton.
tour and live yours old. were uncon-
scious wlwu rescued. but are not ox»
period to nutter any ill vt't’crlu from
tlwir oxpvt'it‘llt‘u.
ocrooau:
Lila» brown oyou. llko bright l‘H'lt that
upurklo and Aldus.
Through mint and hue without II
tour.
Suut‘pu fail Ottoiwi ut‘ t‘ola iile laud,
(‘Iouniuu with tho gion tho dying
your} .
it‘ulr In the Springtime and «want are
Iiw flower»,
llut. like unto childhood. it. pouootli
tawny.
'l‘lwu oonIoA Awool Juno with its my
boworu,
Anti than the l‘rnxruncu oi
Iuown hay.
HEW
Wiwn the barrios are ripe and the
corn in in insect.
And the bright Inorninulory ollmhA
up to the elven.
Whou tho bobollnit Alum It! be. lich
cor the mallow
And the cricket milk" Intuit: Anton;
tiw art-go iPA’vuA
But yol with October corne- mom oi
complelcnom ‘
More grandeur or beauty no good to
behold.
And nor-r: tun l ttIAt you nuts with
Inch licetuauu.
.Auti loam uA Alone in the dmrr
f And cold I
lint. um i targettlux Ella silvery Blot-'1.
Old winter brill“ with him All
, Christal“ an“ llllli? .
All true 1mm Aura low for the and
nut in hon?!
Illa. idt'n mile A troloomo while “to .
‘Yellow Onions 250 pk
Beers Brcthers, Co.
Sahib Norwalk
Norwalk
Westport
.... "tr-NOW «.7... W... .7...
BER!" BTEIIEB:
Mill 24 "Eli LOST.
LONDON Dec; lli.-'l‘lle German
steamer l'l'tiol'mo in u total work on‘
Cape t‘orrub do, on tho wcut count
oi (lullcln, gain. Her llvtwpnI-Isen-g-
era and mention” were lost.
the venue! struck and wont to pieces
during n fierce gale last Sunday night.
The Puldrmo with a freight and pan-
senger vessel of liiitl tuna. She was
last reported arriving III Hamburg
l’rotn Palermo on: Nov. 27. She was
probably on her return trip when
wrecked. .
Battluhlpo in Collision.
Kink. Germany. Dec. inw'l‘hl- Ger»
man battleships Srhwubou and idiom-m
collided in tho buy lust night. The
loImuI was colitlldmnbl) dnrnaxod
and her repair Nil require auroral
months. The Eiuttsn escaped injury.
“hwnonw .77.
WERE HiDiNG IN HOUSE.
Fred Wllilarnl And John Muivoy Ar
rooted in South Norwalk.
lloozc Amt ll‘red “Milan: and Wm
Mnlto) into quite II iitllo trouble llilii
it was fodtunuto loI tiwm that the)
not 011' so coolly us thou did. ,
While Countable .l, .i. lioodwlu war
in iiuvilund. stroll, t-tiitii‘li)‘ after to
o‘t'iot'k laut ‘itlgitt. ho notlt‘uti a man
utugker down lruu liit‘ porch of the
home of John it Mead at No it
and go toward “ushlugion stroot An
other wont touanl \Vulnr Minot A
"mutant later .‘i uomnn came out of
tho bouuc and roomy. tho constable
informed him that there had jinn been
II mun in the houso hiding behind the
curtain. ,
t‘ouutuhlo Goodwin onllod to 0mm
.iohu 'i'oothili in look utter our of tho
"it‘ll out! bu wont IIllt-r tho other. liotiI
were rotittdoti up and im‘ltod up {or the
night
It was tiecldtd to plush only II drama
of druuknnucus Much nos llnmi $3
and main.
UNDER THE; Mis-
TLETOE-a-DON'T Miss
THE OPPORTUNITY.
We who the nmIottIInitt of
again It lshlxw friends and put-
rnms nil tlw compliments of tho
ymrton. and ot assuring thorn ilill‘
any ordors for ready-undo (‘lothou
innuutod to no will be uttcnded to
In such a rumour no to insure their
rundowill and continued potrotmgo.
Granny cumsmuns
$7 and $10
11 NORTH MAlN BTIIIT.
, you want A
Nice'Pln. Wutch. Bluz.ClIAin.
Bracelet or anything in the
Jewelry Lina. cull At
R. NOACK’S
I! North Main Mm!
Pursuit uA tampon. roan—«lt'rtlmc
van M‘mn ll supply or cool
Advices rocuivod today stoic that -
Norwailt’s Leading Dry Goods Store .
. nos. 3 ands GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. A
’ Umbrellas for ChriStmas
A Carefully Selected Assortment
High-grade Gloria Si
lk---
in a Great Variety of Handles—:«for Men and Women
$1, $1.50, $2, $2.25, $2.50
Silk Umbrellas~—- Natural *Wood Handles, Plain and Metal
Mounts-43 $3. 50 $4. 50.
Pretty and Serviceabie Children’s Umbrellas—«506, 75c, $1.
1“
Co. HsPerlumeExtracts
Toilet Water.
Soap 5, etc.
’i‘nicum Powder.p 25c size ..... .....l§c
ji‘ooth Powder, 26c also .......... 15:;
Tooth Paste (ribbon). 25c size ..... 20c
Cashmere Bouquet Soon. largo Am.
per box .......................... 890
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS .
8 North Main St. So. Norwalk
Our Shoes
FOR MEN are the
“James Means" at $3
In All Styli: and Leather-
Uniou Stamped
m wnumorou 31‘!!ng autos:
scum uoawltcx
lq‘lnc assortment of
Xmas cans and
Calendars
All Prices
XMAS POST CARDS
B for 56
XMAS BTA‘I’lONERY
from 250 up
W. A. Briggennan's
Stationery Store
[)9an link.
damn...“
if You Are Wise
You will got the utnokor something he
will npproctnte'
Roger Ludiow. Twin City
Nugget & Little Gem
CIGARS
Arc Alwyn Appreciated. All chierII
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUfiIR
IlYou Haven ’ttheSong
“i’li Wait at Heaven’ s
Gate, Sweetheart,
for You”
Word: try Monaco italic Anderson.
Music bv Prat Alan. 8 (lib-on
AAA your Item» tor II copy.
All local «Aim ............ 200
Alan ,Wlilll Woodward 0.0.. Auk.
1193 Broadway
w
at Mon Anti-r. etcuuo ruin.
"lithium now mgr mount. .
All» rum. MIA! cum. ’
Tristram and Hyatt,
Sale oi Colgate and
“Crawford” at $3.50 to SS, and .
1.2 Wanincton OI. ‘
netting that our unocatoro (lid their
.mutlr- retain“ the word "digits."
" on the ring linger at on. bond and tilt
middle linger. at tho other are Atuoit
out to “mount ll and 9.
It; Alamo Ann IILAlu, hurt“. Au h
All t iA to Avoid lino
damn Mi
«7....-.»
ARITHMETiC BV HAND.
WA AbAll never be in danger of tar»
Blilllil On their tlnurr no long A: Ii‘lih-
tun
madam civilization know nothing at
the submits: developments of this
method. it illlml A Waliochlan ma»
out to multiply 8 by it on his bonds.
Thin in how he docs It: The liuuorl ct
althor itAntt. beginning with the thumb.
«lands for the number- l'rom ll to 10
.. . . . man
A murmur: out II r-
tlmt tram tintu than no dude them
lull it m lively. And i. multiplied
I am: in the ‘tlnlttl of MA and.
Tit hon. ill! with“ tram lilo.
mm to on Attack out linden: lnciw
’ llntiA thorn it And: 4. AMA than
I 7 for him tutu. Antiwar. 72
the multi-
.-. Ammo“-.- w...
Norwalk, ' Conn.
., -., A. ..-.-.... ....
A Charge Account
Here Makes Buying
and Paying Easy
H. Krieger& Co.
A CHRISTMAS STORE
for the ENTIRE’FAMILY
Useful Gift Things {In the
’ ' Entire Family
Overcoats. Hats. Shoes. for
Men and Boys; Cloaks, suits.
Skirts. Sweaters, KimOnos. Silk
.‘Walsts. Lawn Waists.Veiveteen
Waists, Fine Fur Coats, French
Colleys, Pony Skins, Marmot.
Caracul Furs. Girls' Dresses.
(iiBlankets, Quilts; Pictures,
Ladles’ Desks. Doll Carriages.
(ii Watches for Men and W0-
iii Lace Curtains, Couch
Covers, Brass Beds.
The Leading Store in The 'Norwaiks
H.Krie‘ger& Co.
cor
YOU
consume ?
Don't
give hunt
lulu About. everything? This
man’s MUN inn; null: “Atom.
We'rc Uhflltmlo Humili-
era. but ‘tl Alli fill in Au-
looting doflrlthlc gifts.
know will“ it man would.
nnd hove ill Such on
you know what to
Neoltwur at the rlaitt sort. '
we to .2."
Useful Luther (lifts.
80¢ to 31 tom .
,A'
The man when
Wu.
IA
Norwalk Chronicler