Believe us—
All Coal will burn'
. And some burn well,
Some gives satisfaction
And some disappointment.
0111' Coal looks right
Bums fightfis right.
If you are hard to suit
Try our' sort,
‘ “The Ferris Kind.”
112.7111
IONO
Dunno
ILIEPIIOIII-
TELEPHONE
YOU R ORDERS
652
Bracken
Our lines are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
for any and all occasions, We
have Shoes for every member
col! the family.
SHOES
* for feet
1 with enlarged joints or bunions.
Warm lined
SHOES
for motormen anti conductors.
EMERSON’S
' Arch-Supporting Shoes for flat
eret and fallen arches.
Conneally 8:
Bmkea
I1 :WASHING'T'ON' ST.
Tel. m
.1.“
THIEVING WAITER AILED.
,. COLOGNE Germany. Dec ll ~A
M08 of fifteen months in jail was
mposed by a criminal court here to-
on a waiter named Friedrichs,
0 was convicted of extensIVe thefts
travelers’ checks and baggage from
American tourists here as well as in
mind. Paris and Antwerp.
TRUTH THE AIM
n all debates let truth be thy aim.
OL‘VIGIOI')‘ or an unjust interest. And
'hdeavor to gain rather than to expose
It)" antagonist 1——\\ Illlam Penn.
v .
lzl I:l_ .I.I I‘I I,I’I
' 17 NORTH MAIN 31'.
PHONE 3311-5.
'OAN‘ES, Backers,
abs 'ro cause.
we ARE now READY FOR
I'IRISTMAS. COME EARLY
ND AVOID THE RUSH. '
PEGIAL—S LB. BOX ASST.
pecan-res. $1.00.
PIPES. '
a come to your store so else
, ‘ their own and your disad-
because your
ulte lmpelling enough.
...__.———.-
' n his or her name in
Monday evenings.
“BARE FACTS"
are winners when they speak as loud-
ly as ours do when your Clothing de-
mands need attention. Paws at the
to serve you."
Gdttlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN 31'.
BUY
Hazeiton
day some store patrons who
advertising
1:.HRISTMAS IS COMING
' ' t better present for a boy or girl than a Bank nook. showing a
Closed Saturdays at noon.
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co. ,
Tel. 2945 122 Water st.
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
l‘ny intcrcsl. promptly vat-l1 six
months. interest paid from date of
I'm' stmcnt Io 111-11111 1lat1,1 of w-Ilhdrnw
iii. (‘an withdraw funds with full in
terest al‘tcr three years if dcsirod.
Scores of satisfied‘llontl holders in
this town. Phil inspection invited.
D. S.,HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Havlland Block, So. Norwoitt
Phone 4144.
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i
1.1111111131111111 Rubbers
for low and high heels 50c.
MEN'S heavy rolled edge ARCTICS,
51.25
Russia Calf. ‘11 button and lace, with
buckles, at $1.25 to $2.00.
'-—~MAX LEVY——
‘1 III WASHINGTON STREET IRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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George Finds His Son
with a new pair of shoes
(,IMII‘KC"~\\'IIIII does this mean?
A new pair of shoes? Where did
you get them?
Sou~.\iammn telephoned III to
Win. Iiffron. 35 Port 81.. East, Nor-
walk. .\\'_]l() pays lc lb. for rags and
best prices for rubbers. metals and
feather beds. He doesn‘t, go
around with bells. and :13 Fort St.
must be on the wagotu and the
driver tnust give you 11 duplicate
bill with name and address. I
am taking orders out of town. It'
you let me know ahead of time.
Caterer
‘ Catering for Receptions, i‘ialis,
Weddings. Card Parties. or will
furnish waiters 1131- all occasions.
Just drop me a card. or call.
Wm. Young‘
12 RAYMOND ST.
mom In The Sentinel.
end of this claws-~11“glve us a ch'ance'
$7 81 $10
‘Chiidron's high cut Shoes In brown.
Money'n'ell Inveité'dIanWAdl'er'tlse-
TRIST
MONDAY. DEC. Il.‘ 1911 '
DRY GOODS STORE
uoawaut's LEADING
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NORWALK. CONN.
and 5 Gazette “Building
you print. It'
of exquisite brunt).
hand11‘tninold11r1nl and rod) I111o t't
ARM ENIAN LACE. hand 111113111
HAND~EMBROIDERED. inilin
("pilots in man) stiles. Jililtliu‘
All widths I11 all rthadvs and d
i
I
I
i
Don’t Wait
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1
until the Christmas stock is all
broken '11.): before buying your '
(lifts of Jewelry. Come In and ,1
choose them now.
NOACK’S
36 NORTH MAIN ST.
I
A Pleasing Gift
for (‘ lulstmas Is a box of good Cigars.
When it comes to cigar goodness. we
are In :1 class by ourselves.
ROGER LUDLQW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES
B. J. REYNOLDS Mfr.
Holiday Han
Handkerchiefs 11111 always uppr111t latcd 1111 alifils
SWISS PEASANT, handt-Iubroltlt-r.11l 11011111 with narrow I111 11
SWISS PEASANT, ban1I1e.Inbroldet'ml, tln'co In 11 box. for $1.00,
5 today.
,Itio (Irande Nd.
and Ribbons
When somebody 1111111111 run 11 lll'i'iH Illilldkl'l'i'lllt'f It'otn 11bro.nd i111bll-1'11-1nl11oldt11tl tnt111111|nt.‘iita\1 Iiiubli
but it Is not 11.111111111111111111111. Paris to buy equally lowly 0111111, that will 11min (hllstmna KIWI
nations at Mitt,
In the ln1'1:11 and railed iiiOt k of Ladies llnn.1llt1.11'1hi1-fs thmu lit-11111 have 1.111111 11l11111I 1111111':t.111.'tn.lmu
Iidct'td 1111 111511. 251: to SI. 50.
Hilton
I.
with floral urcnlh. 15c, 25c. 50c.
"LONGFELLOW" initials, box of six. 75c, $1.00.
.\ltl'uttlre AUTOGRAPH HANDKERCHIEFS. 25c.
\ uront I'i‘iiit'l} ni' CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, ttzIort'tl hordom 5c.
t‘hiltlrens Initinicd LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. ”mm In taut) 111111.231;
MEN' 8 PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, liniwltiw hunts.
MEN’S IRISH LINEN, Hilt‘llwill'k,’ block and old l'Iilulish initials, 15c. 25c and 501:.
MEN'S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. plain or with liillllile, 50c, 751:. $1.00.
Ladies’ ' Neckwear in Gift Boxes
in hoih boxes, 251: to $2.59.
Beautiful Scarfs in Pretty Boxes
In .\iuii, i‘ropo dc Chino. ('hiiluit and Silk, 501: to $2.98.
101:. 121,”,
with side i'f‘ft-cts, and dainty Illiil‘r‘.
Minna in Dresden. Moire,
Ribbons, Ribbons, Ribbons»
\‘o tnor't1 twitonn- 11.11111 ul for a mum: lad) tltnnni 1111 of hill 1 ribbons,
IIIIIII III Will 3
“ALL STIIEE’I‘. lti.l1| a. in.»
. the loadimz speculative issues advanc-
j ed at the opening of tin1 stock mtu'kt-t
.\li oi
Changes for the most part
were. entail, the whim movement
among the more active stocks being
Union Pacific‘s rise of In“... Denver and
an lnacthe sloth.
rose a point. amt Northetu (in Got
one“... Imre sold heavil'y and fell!
points to M“, the lowest figure at
;whlch this Issue was ever quoted
MVWW
'BRIIIBE BBIII'ITEE
GETS IIIE I’IIIIPEIITI-
'i‘he subcommittee appointed by lbt1
bridge committee to mandate for and
purchase the property bounding thi1
Washington street bridge for bridge
and park purposes, announced this
morning that it had ancctedcd in our
thusltzg the Harris til- (inns property
on the south side of the infirm. The
committee refused to disclose the 110111
siderntlon passed In the. purchase.
The committee has been at work
sometime on this proposition and ('1m1
sldcrtiblo tithe was consumed In no-
aotlnlions with the property owners.
In some instances thc committee 111x-
owners of property to accept their
views as to the value of the properties
I11 question. but in others they made
absolutely no headway. This one step
of proaressfhowever. is gratifying.
”1.-....“ mas—m“... w. A...
SKIN GRAFTING SUCCESSFUL.
PUTNAM. Dec. 11. ----- To replace skin
lost by Eugene Bonneville. who was
'sevorely burned recently by the over-
tui'ning of a lamp. 100 square Inches
oi epider mls w are taken it out the thigh
Homer S. Beers 8. C0.‘
22 w. WASHINGTON 81.. 30. non!
211 wooowano ave; so. non.
13 MAIN s'r. NORWALK
SACK OF DYNAMITE FOUND.
1] OS ANGDIMES Cut, Dec. li.-A
sack containing ten pounds of drum,
mite. about 200 feet of fuse and a
: number of triplex caps was found ear-'
ly today by two boys in a doorway
leading to the engine room of a laun-
dry. . ‘
iAnd men behind 1111113111111 are com-
pelled to live according to then con-
VICUQDB.
”1‘
it thought. photograph e\ or becomes"l
practical the world will learn some
' astonishing secrets.
of a nephew. Avsilino llonnevllle. aged
.l.’.. and grafted onto the neck, left
breast and left nrin of Bonneville at
Ibis home yesterday. While the opera
ltlon was in progress two othéi neph
.ews of nearly tiie same age stood by 1
'L-rendy to offer themselves for similar
'service if necessary lletore the opera
'tion there was considerable rivalry
intact); the bets as to who should sub
mil. to the knife. iiotb Bonneville and
line boy are reported as doing well to
day. '
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NEW CARDINALS LEAVE ROME.
ROME; Dec il.——Tbe suites of the
new American cardinals have begun to
disperse. seven of those attached to
"‘ Cardinal 0T Donnell and nine of those
who'ncocznpanled Cardinal Farley hav-
Ing left today for Oherbourg. They
will soil from that port on board the
. Kron Primessln 011111137“ the lfith or
‘January. ‘
”ww
Even a man who Is good for 1211111111:
its apt to look good to some Woman.
4
dkerchiefs
Many Dainty Designs in Ladies’ Neckwear
whether In plain or crossbar 1-Il1'1tst at
251:, 39C, 50c. Tile. $1.00.
plaid and plain 'I'ai‘t‘ctas
perleuccd no difficulty in leading the ‘
‘ Britain: J. M Layton. w: h Unhoits.
. Lumen. city. , ,
useful gift
A nice writing desk
gift
A nice fancy waist
gilt ‘
A nice Raincoat will
A nice Sweater for
.‘11', or tl11ll1':111.1
gift
A nice Fancy Chair
“gift
25c. title.
A good Blanket or
useful gift
ful gift
useful gift
useful pressnt
[iIIIIII Iilll IIIIIIIIIIS.
Thomas James. Handel.
'i‘honns James Iluuticl (IINI 111 lit-1
apartments in New York city on 81111 '
urtiny. Ilcccmlu-r tub, alter a brief Ill~
11111111. ant-d serotiiyuhaa‘t 111111111. The
funeral services will be held today. the
burial being in 11111 private, plot on the
Useful Xmas Presents
at H. Krieger 81 Co’s
A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet will niake a
A nice fur set will make a as seful gift
frwo csN'rs.
will make a useful
will make a useful
make a useful gift
men or women will
. make a useful gift.
A nice Music Cabinet will make a useful
will make a useful
A nice Picture will make aruseful gift
Quilt will make a
A nice Kimona will make a useful gilt
1A nice Smoking Jacket will make a use-
A nice Bootblackiag Box will make a
A nice Gas or Electric Lamp will make a
' And a great variety of other useful gifts
to be found in our large establishment
You Can Open 11 Charge Account
w
Ilnndel estate in Granville, N. Y.. ..——-1
ANNUAL HANGER SERVICE.
Held at Trinity Church Yesterday by
Members of Sunday School.
The annual manger service was held
at Trinity Episcopal, church yesterday
allernon. The service was largely at-
tended In the members of the Sunday
school and their elders all of whom
united in this annual festivity. which
is always given prior to the Yuletide
and at which tlmt,1 thc iittlc people
contribute 1411111111111st to the good
cause of making others In circumstan—
0113 less fmorable than their own hap1
py at Christmas tinw
The sonic-1s were as beautiful as in
years gone by. with little new cvtept
the faces of the new members of tho
SI'IIIIDI. The little people rang their
canola ioyously and were taught in
this service the true happiness of
Christmas, the joy of giving.
when he was born, H1,- aerwd with
distinction in the Union Army during
the civil war and was prominent In
the affairs of various veteran masonic»
lions. He won one of the oldest 11m-
uloycics. in point of acrvlée In the Neil"
York Cttntotn House. He married 11111411
Whiting. the daughter of a prominent
f1i'n‘tlly In Durieu and for 11 number of
years resided In Wcstport Mrs. Run-
dnl died when their only child. .1'1bl1
nail. was but a in? years old. .\Iiss
Ilundol is claimed as a resident by her
host of Wilton friends nsshe passes
a greater portion of every year with
Miss Alina" I12. Carpenter, and the t’r11
quoht visits of her father made him
a welcome figure, whose courtly matt-
ncr endeared bout to all.
i
Mn. Martha Parnell.
The funeral of Mrs. .\iartha l’arsell,
of (ire-ens Farms, formerly of Spring-
wood. and well known in South Nor-
wnlk. was held from her late home
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Pennell
pastor of the Southport Methodist
Church, otllclntcti. and interment took
place In Greens arms cemetery. l)c~
ceased was Til ,v11iirsot‘ age.
A Holy Name. Society “as not form
ed last etching; at St..\'iai,1‘s Church
as was expected '1 few preliminari
arrangements were made. but 11th
Sunday evening was set for the date.
at the formal organization.
lint a few members of the Winni-
pank Gun Club were on hand Satur-
day. A shoot will be held Saturday
of this week and more are expected to
be present '
._,.... _. .__.. _.. Newmmu
The case of .\iottimer .\1. Monroe,
charged with indecent awesome was
continued for another week this morn
"ing. Monroe is under $100 bonds (01
his appearance.
Infant Hoyt: ' /
Gabriel Smith, the 'five months old
son of Gabriel and Liazle lioyt, of 17
Water strcét. NOI‘WBIK. died Saturday
night. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at, 4 o'clock. Rev. James B.
Wérner. of Grace Church, officiating.
interment will take place In the East
Norwalk cemetery.
F
STORM WARNING.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-:~An advis-
ory storm warning wls'lsaued. bythe
Weather Bur'eau at ll 11. at. today, doc
noting the approach at a severe dis-
turbance In the vicinity of 'l‘urk‘s is
land. The direction and movement of _
the storm has not been definitely do " The B‘E@H*CIIEEII hold a
termined, but caution was advised to regulai meeting tomorrow evening. at
él'lgitedzesse'a '1'”de toward Southern which time officers for the ensuing
evening at the Norwalk Club. An 13111
1 joynble time Is anticipated and a club
lunch will be served. .
year will be elected.
HOTEL ARRWM‘?” ‘ Mrs. William L. Olsen. of Elm street,
\fnhackemm—J’. 1' Watson. New left this morning for llosron. where
Yor;k James H \‘i ailing, H Slocum, she will spend several weeks with her
Milford; C. S Hickman, New Haven; mother.
0. W. Dreyer, Brooklyn; L R. '11111 r-‘l _______\
butt Wilton: L. Mints. Newark; Sam- tMlss Gertrude Magner of Fair-field
uel Greenstein. Bridge-porn, .l. Arbes- avenue.‘ spent, yesterdnv 111 New Haven
mm. H. Hampton. onshoryrt‘harlei with her sister.
1P. Realty, Norwalk; A. W. Piper. New
, W "
A woman may not be able to reform
Misti Huntington. ii. ilfathewsoa, F. D. the man she marries, but she ls reas-
enable sure to Intern: him.
.. a. 1;,
Tomorrow evening will be 11 .pinocltle'
that 11.511111 sexes
TAIPEIEII WITII
While. inspecting fire alarm boxes
Fire Alarm luspcctor Joseph .1. Cabill.
of .\‘orwalk. discovered that two boxes
In West avenue have. been tampon-(I
with so as to materially cripple the
service If an alarm should have to be
rung in. He found that matches have
been pushed far into the Itcyboles and
then broken off so that. to get a key
In the keyhole of either Box 3‘). and 31‘.
was Impossible.
Inspector Cahill rcpaired the dam
age. and will keep a close watch II(-‘l‘1"
after to discover the persons who thus
invalidate the fire alarm system. Pros»
ecutions will follow another such find
and the apprchtmsion of the guilty
pal ties.
.\'otice to lay ntoi‘s——\ detit‘c I'm;
squeezing water out. of stocks and the
milk supply would fill a long felt \t'ant.
—'——--
Mark Cross Gloves
for Ladirs and Men
It would indeed be hard to
find a gift that would please bet- ,
., 111.1 than a Mark Cross article.
LADIES' GLOVES
. lland sew,n tan ........... $1.50
Lighter “eight. tan ...... $1. 50
\Vhite .................... $1.50
illan .................... $1. 50
Iii-button Giov.os \\ lute Chant.
ols and C-Iat'1 ”$2 75 to $350
MEN'S GLOVES
Iland- sewn tan ........... $1. 50
' Idghtet wool '.ht tan ....... $1. 50
lilnclt .................... $1. 50
\\'hltr~. .' ................... $1. 50.
urat “or In .............. $1. 50
Gtay Mocha .............. $2.00
'l‘an Cape ................ $2.00 '
The same goods as sold in the
New York Stores of
MARK CROSS
The World’s Best Leather Goods
On Sale Here
Our astral line of “1111‘ s Furnish-
ings. well stocked .for Holiday
trade.
Joseph Davis
as WebbidPtoh st. 1111. 111111.: ‘>
Norwalk Chronicler