Ill you have cultivAtod I taste tor
mod pure. Candy. . .
OUR HOMEMADI ewu'rs
viii certainly - tickle your mute.
ways ‘trccll sud enticing.
«F- A LANE
Tel. 409. 5’1 WIIhlngton 01.
F
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity. Fair to
night; Friday increasing cloudiness
followed by rain or snow; slowly rls
int; temperature. A ridge of high
pressure along the Atlantic const is
~ producing pleasant weather with low
temperature in the eastern sections.
Frezing temperatures extend- ns'far
south as Montgomery. A111. A long
trough of low pressure between the
Becky Mountains ~11nd the 1Mississippi
Ni (11' is producing cloudy and stormy
weather with rising temper'ntures in
the western sections. This distur‘
hence will move eastward and prob-
ably reach this vicinity Froday after-
noon or night. ‘
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tempernture: Low, 19'. high, til.
Clear.
«Fancy Fieridn Oranges, 25c,
and 3512 doz. Church A: Miller.
Special prices on other: and library
desks st Reed‘s. See adv.
«441121112 Mince Meat. PreserVee, and
Apple Butter. Church £1, Miller.
Charles I... Glover, oi Bedding. is
spending the day in Norwalk today on
business.
«EverWenr guaranteed Hose, 81.50
per box. guaranteed for six months.
Rogers & Stevens.
it you want 11 ring for some one don‘t
target that .1 3113111 has a full line 0!
them. See at
~—Iluy her a Manicure Set at tho
Clifford Pharmacy.
-—-Victor Talking Machines. They
havo no euunls’ See 11 Victor before
you buy.
There is nothing 11 11111111 will nppre~
cinte more than a box oi Roger Lud~
low, Twin City. or Nugget cigurs. All
dealers. Soc B. J. Reynolds adv.
«~F‘Ose' Quality ('llrocoiaics, i’urrcy
packages, prices right. Stillson-Pow‘
ell Corp.
-’——A§y electrical article for heating
purposes would make a practical gilt
All kinds. Reed & Volk Electrical (‘0
Dr William B. Brunch, 01’ West ove-
nue, has now seven fine little it‘lorrch
poodle dogs, six of them being pup-
pies. They are ext-optically cute and
are attracting grout attention.
—-l)erby nice Xmus present O‘Brien.
~Men's. lndies‘ 111111 Children's
XmaISlippors. tilovcr's the Place.
The South Norwaii; Trust Company
has ordered that. interest at the rate oi
four per cent be credited to depositors
in the Savings department. interest is
peysble on and utter .I.111uary iii. A six
per cent dividend bus been declared
on the ‘stock 01’ the company
«Shula will find purest Home Made
Candy ior'ilttle boys' and giris‘ sox.
oi Leno's.
3* “‘1‘le will illrd n picked line of pruc-
ticul gifts olMintz's. See udv. on
page 3.
There will be 11 dance at the hike
man place in Weston. near the twin
Bridges, on Saturday evening and a
number or Norwsik young men ore
planning to attend Among them is Ray
Sherwood and he declares that he will
not be blade to walk home 111111111 1111 he
did the last time; 'becousorho-o'Vor-
stayed his time.
«At. Nina’s tonight. special sale
01 Nancy Aprons sec adv, Done :1
«Selling out Crockery. Glassware
and Wall Papers below 1111111. 1. ll.
Dcckdr, 87 thlnaton street.
The 1011111. avenues 111111 the (launch
streets played another some of pin
oohlo lost evening and the letter team
won. The pinyin; was hold 111. the
home of Wells A. Woundy. in Can»
non Iircet. 11nd oy took tour nines
dill 1.11.1... There were present Mr.
lir'd ml. Woundy. Min and Idmii lilie-
«mun, Mr. Miller. and Mr. ltsymond
A could! hour (chewed the buying.
Al-
' 30c
km illic; exit-I tins Moi-mod
ac and 2211 lb: Moment!
milk- 141mm. no I. Home ting”
blonds. 00 end so its: Native
win. my tenor. 18 11nd 2011 lb Pub
: tic Market. M south 11.111 street. ‘
at“ 0 it. WI.
one ‘ tint. 111d!
Induction murmur;
was
«Wide Christmas Presents. O'Brien; , ,
loo Wutchester County r111-
Insurance
and inspection
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 wumno'rwnosm sou-m
‘ returned: use
Park 8. lTilford’s
De‘liciousCan‘dies
wsoto AT— ,
F. 1-1 BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames tor next lum-
mer's bout, now. Srrecisl prices. Two
slightly used boats tor Isle; one all-rt.
halt cabin. with 8 h. 11. new motor.
One 21- it with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new ~
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell PointNorwalk
Be Happy
Everybody is seeking happiness. No
one can be happy with 1111 itching tooth,
'or with those which hood care.
The dentist who can give the best
results with the least discomfort to his
patients is the man most sought. The
many fluttering testimonials of my
patients show to what. extent. I have
added to their comfort 1111111 happiness.
Painless dentistry and genuine hup-
piness are n r'eulily at my oillcc.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main st. South Norwolk
Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
For
Xmas
HANDBAGS. 081: to 37
POCKETBOOKs: '25}: to $3.
FANCY BAGS, CALENDARS.
XMAS CARDS, poor cnnos.
1.1.Mmm‘s
(formerly Mime Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel, 440
s.- . W‘s—may...“ ’Mw M-..“ W.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
surplus end Pronto
Capital
.1 17,000.00
$100,000.00
81!. DIpoIIt Bone. 03 Ind 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. ill Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 8nd Vic.-
ProI.
WiLPRED IODWELL. Quilter
DIRECTOR.
I. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Iomuoi 01-11mm“
Josiah R.
Christian 0mm
Jilin H. LI'M
Fred H. Rowen
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
.1 T'i'usieu imo ordered that 111-
”tilts-t It the role at 1% nor 11111111111
beer-edited ic depositors in tho 811v—
11111 on .1111 111.1 1...... ill. on.
, 10 will draw interest tron lessor-111.
Do Steers Boiler
l'Irvin J. Walter» Mervin
into Department tor the current six .
months Indie; Dumber iii. 1010. psy- .
Deposits more. or colonisation ,, ' ’
‘ r
,/ ’Ihc surest road to an
quality 1‘1. 1'1) tiurc. \r11l t
that wir rutcwr CllIIlCS from 1
in style.
House Coats Sweaters Cuff Links
Bath Robes Raincoats Watch Fobs
Neckwcar Gloves Arm Bands
Mufflers Garters ‘ Umbrellas
Scarf Pins Hosiery Canes
Shirts Suspenders Suit Cases
Handkerchiefs Club Bags Tie Holders
Suits Oyercoats Rubberized Coats
charge.
TWO S
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwelk.
You want to trodes: I store that
sincere in its every effort to give you 1111 honest service—«o store that
will never misrepresent quality.
My business line been bullded on
and want it in the future.
First in quality. last in price.
I.
TELEPHONE 108.
Colebum
23 While direct. NORWALK
Christmas Grits
that Will Tickle Men
Christmas (lifts lies through our store
Gift 111 distinctly 1111' vogue this ye111-gifts to wear—«gifts
for corrriorimgrits for dross purposcswwyou Will find them
how 111 profugon and grout vuriclt
CHECK ‘HIS” GIFT FROM THIS LIST
Goods put in pretty holiday boxes
W1: also have :1 fine line of Men's Leather Novelties.
OUTFITTERS
tent to build for the future and so will keep inith with its customers.
fair prices and not a one-time order place.
ers——Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
.-—.~w..,.... A-.. .t
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Holiday Gifts
A Gift from the Jeweler's is always Iccepuhlc sod is
A Lasting One
The Jewelers
Odor two ill-[c Ind complete stock l
y man's appreciation of his
The Usciill
X1111 lllil)’ rel? upon
lu- 111111 hrrow polio-11y Will
1111 5111111 is up to the minute
without extra
TORES:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
you can depend arr—e store that is
In short, a sincere store that is con-
a firm i'oundntiou of honest groin st
I want your custom now--
15.11.1911" i‘ . ' ~“"'.”'.l“‘ his"
MANUEL roRo HATCH.
always in the minds of its custom-
» .
ESCALLOPS 1N SHELL
ROCKAWAY mo oflssuposr
ovsress .
FROSTFISH .................. iOo lb.
wumuo ............... 100 lb.
warms ......... . ............ 12.: 11..
HERRING ..... . ..... . ........ 1011 lb.
SPANISH MACKEREL ....... 18c 11..
SNAPPER ewes .. .......... 151: lb.
sum ........................ 15o lb.
BLUE AND FLATFISH. STKAK COD.
FINNIN HADDIEB. SALMON. EELS.
HALIBUT. BMELT. SEA TROUT, BEA
ESCALLOPS, HARD CRABS.
FREE DEMVERY.
81 Lauder:
your inspection.
ill Waist St. 0.1 NDRWALK
H
illlllilliil
(Continued trap Mrs: We.)
his men.
Their escape was, miracu-
ions.
“i knew Marshal .Horcn and Bur- ,
roughs ware beneath me with at least
two compunles of men." said Mackey.
"11111! i shouted to them that the walls
were coming down. 1 heard some one
from below shout s. warble! and i got
my own men and myself out of the
wni'. ,
“lumrediolely after i lumped i, heard
the groups of the men'who had been
beneath 11111 and I knew they must be
caught. Although hourly all of my
men and myseli’ were more or less
hurt. it desired upon us that Hol'nn
wus among those trapped and we bent
every effort to save them.
“it was beyond human powor to do
anything for the moment, on tons of
bricks had come down. When the bod-
ice are found they will be beneath this
pile of brick rind mortar."
Hope of the iireruen and the hundreds ‘
ol' ndmirore of Fire Marshal liorun.
that the tire tighter and his men had
not perished. wus practically lost when
lluttslion (thief Lacey who is in charge
of the stock yards division. told of
seeing the irrarshul‘ond Burrough, to-
gothor with 18 or 20 men go down he '
neuth thotnlilng wail. .
Philadelphia'l Big Blue.
i’lllerIJE‘LPHIA. P11... Dec.
Members of .the police and tire deport-
rooms or this city Were working until
daylight. on the ire coveredruine 0!
I). i-‘rlcdlsndor‘s leather factory in the
faint hope of rescuing any of their
comrades who rrright still be olive un-
der the muse oi bricks nnd iron girv :
dor's which crushed down upon thorn
inst night while they Were lighting the
flames. incomplete lists show 23 dclui,
19 of whom have been identified. Six-
teen, are ilremorr and three are police-
1111111.
Headed by rho director of public
safety, the members of both depart
rooms have been at Work since before
midnight inst. night. and it will be late
today boiore the exact. extent. 0! the
loss of life 111111 be determined.
Moro thou hull of the identified dead
were in tho it'St'lie party which. short-
ly before 3 o'clock this morning. were
buried lwncrrth the debris when the
north wall. ”in last of rho building to
remain standing, crashed down upon
tilt-111.
In addition to tile injured lire light-
on; A host of spountors were injured
in the telling nulls lust night and sci
11111 are in hospitals in a critical condl
lion.
Among thorn lire Mrs. Mary A. New
matlu. need 90. whose book tvns crush.
ed by 11 felling brick: Holler-t Walton,
used 21. who is covered with burns.
and ther Monger. aged ill. whose
loss 11nd arms 111-11. rrll broken.
The tire. whith orixirintcd on the
ilrst {blur of rhetir‘riedlunder factory.
or tire-story hrlt‘k More 111 1116 to
1120 North liodino street. in the north-
eastern section of the city. had gained
considerable lrondu'uy before it was
discovered shortly before 10 o'clook
lust night.
The work of the firemen “'11.; further
impeded by the 1‘111-1 that oil the tire
plugs in the vininity were frozen sol-
id. Before they could be ihnwed out
the entire body oi the building was
a mess of homes.
The firemen under the direction oi
Chief Barrer- house a systematic ot-
lark. 'i‘ruck N11. 7.11 huge modern Wet.
or iowor, and engine company No. 28
were gotten into position on the 130
dine street from. Lines of hose were
nine run from Third street through it
rrulnbur or enroll houses.
ilordiy bud the work been begun
when the lioriluc street wall collapsed.
' carrying with it rrlerrliicrs of the com
puny who \wro leaning against it on
their extension bidders. A majority
oi the 1111111 working at. this point. were
thrown into the blazing ruins. A the
11111111 later the south wall and the cost
will lll'lfl‘ 'i‘lrird street. tell. The root
of u smuli house on Third street. from
which Chief Baxter wars directing the
work of his men was outdo hull and
1,1111 vclorun lender narrowly escaped.
The tailing bricks extinguished most
or the its cs, but those firemen who
oar-oped th tire and shock had their
lived further olldilnlerod by the (reel
I111: wuter which filled the basement.
Some oi the bodies Were removed on-
cased in ice.
M, the firemen fell buck exhausted
from the work of rescue tho police re-
serves were called out from all sec
tions or the city.
[Moreenrding the menace of the
north wsll. which was still threatening
above them. they went moniully to the
assistance of the firemen In the hope
or rescuing those men who were Itiil
olive in the ruins. Thirty of them
Were trying to remove I girder which
imprisoned 11 llronrsn when the threat
suing with crushed down upon them. At
least 15 at those lost their lives. The
bodies of 11111 were recovered Almost
Immediately. it “I one of the worst
clusters which has ever overtIiten the
Philsdoluhis are «ruminant. Al-
though the monetary loss will not. ex-
. coed thirty thouuoii action the ion
or lite men; the firemen VIII (roster
than at any orevicnc tire to the history
_ oi the «eminent.
'I-esu
" ~ senor M
111.11.. is homily elm 111:1 tire
’ sum of modulation. is no comets-
'isln intedtolsrutil‘m or.
13.??.*1.W....;r'rn.‘rii ‘
a i n
- final AWOT Milli!“ 1
Icons mint/ion
.: “m‘iho urging? it!
22.~ ‘
die: ' ‘
to
per psi 1-. ,
NEOKWEAR-«Our assortment is
to $5.00.
some.
‘
em. 5011 to $1.50.
“P
nights. 501: to $2.50.
if possible.
i
PRICE’S “‘
Dividend Notice
122nd SEMl- ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THE
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY
NORWALK, CONN.
December 15. 1910.
At 11 meeting of the Directors of this
Society held this day. a dividend. at
the rule oi“ FOUR (4) per cent. per
tumour was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
1111111111,r December SI. 1911). The same
will be entered on puss-books and paid
on and after January 10, 1911.
By order or the Board oi Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
d‘lil l2t. Treasurer
A... M..-
Drvrdend Notice
The South Norwslk Savings Bank.
South Norwalk, Conn.
A1 11 meeting of the Board of Direc
turn oi the South Norwulk Savings
tinnit held this day, a dividend at the
rule ol‘ {our it) per cent. per unnum.
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
December (ll, .1910. The same will be
entered on pass-books and paid on and
utter dummy 1", lilll
by order of the iiourd oi Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer
December 19. lillil. d1912t
Sale of Colgate and
Co.’ PerfumeExtracts.
Toilet Water, '
Soaps, etc.
'I‘nlcum Powder. 2111: size. .........i§c
‘l'ooth Powder. 250 size ...... ....isc
Tooth Pesto (ribbon). 25c size. .. ”20¢
insirmere Bouquet Soap. largo Ilse,
per box 090
W. F. .Wigmore 81 Co.
8 Nadir no. 31.. So. Norwaik
qus ”semis
New You Olkll. rs. .............. 1311
Christina Wei, iii. ......... ....131:
Berlin Chill Cohen. lb. ......... 151:
New Walnuts, lb. .......... .....18c
New Apricots, lb. ................ lilo
:1 boxes Beaded HIlIlnI ..........2so
2 lbs. Proviso ................. “20o
amok OMHQOI. por dos. . .. .25 A 0011
Pumpkin. per «111211
Good RicI.4ibI..... ...... .....24o
Belt Rice.3th...... ..... .......2M
Con Corn. Pen and Tomato". . .. .2513
Extra Fine Butter. per lb. .800
MP Price Lard. rm- lii. ..........‘Ido
John G. Baur
Formerly 0. Friedrich's, - ‘
Tel 87“. RAILROAD AVIn
TOYSE
Wench: .
Volcoipodu H”
WhIolM mucus our 401:
fi‘ “Hm unrunrum ‘o “07‘
rusvauI
inlaid
I“ dialoIIIIIIIvsosoasvcooild
“A. ic'll-cnrausus‘Mpn
:2,” idolddditercltoklhohdhfi'VH
~*For HIS "Christmas ,
lNTERWOlde BOOKS in holiday boxes, assorted colors or 111.11.11.21.
BATH noese~svery men like! them. Gethirn one. slim. ‘
UMBRELLAséiilxtrs good values. They're Always accepth'ie. 01.00
HANOKEBCHIEFSwSiIks and linens 3 for 25o to 5011 each. Ho you“
MUFFLERB~-Brndley Airliners at 501:, to Silks at 50. 756, $1, 01501.
SHIRTB-AII men like to have Shirts. 501:, 0100, $1.50. 1:
SWEATERS—women! grey: and colors. 31. 00 to 00.00. '
SUSPENOERs—Handsome boxed Xmas Lisles, Presidents and 0th-
ARMBANDB and Combination Bets, 25: up.
LEATHER GOODS-«Leather- novelties for men. Bill Folds.
High grade Hand Bags and Butt Cases. $3.50 Ind up. '1
HOUSE COATS—Surprise him and please him with one do and fl.
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAB and Night Robes.
SHOES-Twice snappy ones the young Iellows like. 88. 50 to $5.
OVERCOATs—You ll like them it you see them. 010 to Black
and fancy colors. New collars and regulars. $28. ‘
SUITS—Correct styles. The best fabrics.
Quantities of other desirable articles.
Come in and look
W.’ 06 ulsaoc'n?‘ H. ”
the best ever. 251119 “.00.,
etc. 5002
Good for cold-
War-rented. All prices. 5'
Early shopping is pretershlo,‘ 7
._.O—
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
«Hanan. Ralston. Elite Shoes for
men. Glover’s the Place.
The Danish Society, of Stamford, of
which Wigo Lund Hansen. or this 14112;»
is 1111 oilicer, will hold a big Christmas
telebl‘atlon Monday evening, at the
Royal Arcsuurn Hell in Stamford.
«Latest styles for Xmas O'Brien
Joseph Triano, of Rirer st, will 09-.
on his shoe repairing shop tomorrow.
after having had it closed during tll
injury and death of his wife, Ame
who was run over and killed by a taxi-
cab in New York city a week ago to-
day.
- Umbrellas, Suit Cases
{lags make acceptable gifts.
at Rogers is Stevens'.
Miss Madeline Magner.
5nd Hand
See them
1.
of Beiden
city yesterday and visited on art
school in that piece. Show was cop
siderehiy impressed ‘with what she
saw there and reports that the yields“
was excellent.
«Tnble ithisins, Brendicd Fruits.
Stuffed Dates, Stuffed Prune Fancy
Fruits in glass and tin. ,C ur'ch 112,",
Miller ’ ' "
Miss Ellen Earle Flagg. daughter of
Charles Neel Flag. has been engaged
to adjust the canvass ot the portraits
111‘ the gorerners of the colony and
stnre 111111 to clean the portraits ore
puratory to banning them in the new
building in Hartford.
«Miniature decorative electric Halit-
ing outfits for Christmas trees. Look
them over Reed & Volk Else. Cc. ,
Frederick (‘ Riedell. of Spring Hill
entertained the mechanical expert (or
this section or the Royal Typewriter
compnny of Hartford yesterday. [Souls ‘
(‘lrarvonneuu assisted him in the
changing of the key-board on a 1nd»
curing that he installed in south Nor-
wn ,
liont forget to look over the Holi-'
day Goods which the Clifford Phar-
mocy has.
it is a pleasure to buy It"...
present from 11 13th who , ..
be sure to get something to o .
receiver. The great variety of lanai."
ture. rugs tsncy china. cut close. 91111
tures, and toy dolls and names shown ' A
by A. J Collins Co. makes In dttrlo- n
tivo place tor all Xmas flowers. ‘
«time you seen our line of Bath
Robes and Smoking Jackets? They re
winners. lluy “him" one. Items 8',
Stevens. *
The NOleilk river below on We]:
ice the broken cakes having been no l
2011 toxoiher by last evenl‘ '.'
snap. Gillcer Brynn Silk, ,
duty the greater part 11111111 nilhh
tells that the thermometer did not. no
much below ten shove In“). all)!“
it was still cold which is much worse.
«Violins. Mandolins and Guild". It' '
11‘. E. Lockwood a Co.’ ll. _ '
John MoNornoy and Trunk H. up
till Ire cuttinx ice today. The 1005
quite thick. and it is or
quite a crop will be harvested. it
not be 11. torso as it would hove
lied time been more water in
goods when the cold 11.11111.
at it is thought that is. will b0
titultor siltho hindrances: "
«Tangerine. Groped. -
IbundIncI. Church &
Mrs. John liliitl. or “ill ..
who ms to bully
uremic: about 10:30 brash
are from noise occur: ”16’”’ ,
in: in the stove. resold
some mt improved?
‘ liar thrillers
to“ morass first“ it“
111: u trout
suitor-l
1111.1. , 'j -,
11.1.11...
is i
dun
hook
avenue, spent the day in‘ New York“"” "
Norwalk Chronicler