‘GliEsl 'pchltu FLOUB lN Milly“ .
AND WORTH ALL IT cosrs ”' W
If you want cheap flaur, you
can get it—there are half a dozen
' 2. "brands of lcheap flour in' every gro-.
2 cery. ' '
But if you want a better flour
' and will pay a little better price,
you can get one:-
Just One: Just One
«SHANE BROS at WILSON CO PHILADELPHIA
Let us suggest an item: ——--
Handkerchiefs N
.fi-m
.. Initial Handkerchiefs, all letteris ,. ...5‘ceach
'Initial Handkerchiefs ........ . ......... 15¢, a for 25¢
I‘ni‘tialil—i‘andkerchiels. all Linen . . -. ....... .~ . . .25c each,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs ........ ...arse. for 25¢
i‘iEhibrioidEI-ed Handkerchiefs ................ 25c each
Qienis fish?! herchiefs .. .. ....... so each 10¢ each
Gfiggsiflandkerchtefs . . . . . . .' .' ....... 15¢, a for 25¢
1gnarltit'tlartdkerchrefs .
mm ....»
N'D‘ic erman& son
TELEPHONE dale .'
l-s.t.
iuDll oistoelfie
. M“ Mr W .... ................. {SC each
inc—w
If
t4 .vAsnrNo roN‘st‘.» ’
The splt‘rkle of Cut Glass 29 like sunshine and will glad-
den many a heart this Christmas
FAIRCHILD’ 8 rs of exclusive design and strictly hand
cut, of the finest grade.
PITCHERS ................................ $3. 75 to $15. 00
- 1 TUMBLERS . . . . . . ; ............ $7. 50 to $25. 00 per dozen
BOWLS .................. . ................ $4. 25 to 3x8. 00
BON BON DISHES ........ ..... $1. :5 to $3.00.
VASES ........... . ~. . . ....... $2. 75 to $18. no
SUGAR AND CREAM SETS ........ . ...... $4 as to s15. 00
And other pieces for every need. ‘
in
G W.Fa1rch11d 8. Sorts
INCORPORATED
. “AT THE SIGN OF THE.CHIMES"
997 Maln 8t., cor. P. 0 Arcade, BRIDGEPORT
Manufacturers, Importers, Retailer-I
Established 1865 Jewelers & OpticianI
o
"I can't get to: new but becdnse the "HM Elle' ever been mixed up lll'th
Children need shoes." “l‘m in the great smudul?" “None great enough
.. H Y to get hcrr an offer to go into vaude- m ml'ttllm his decision will be for» the
‘hlt‘lne 120st. .. Vthy, you have no cbll- vttle.”-—~Dettrolt. Free l’ress. NORWALK TEAM QUIT. nest *
their" "'l‘iu‘e; btrt I can‘t get a new .....2... ~ ......
«ea—m
dreiis because the auto needs titres."
téburgh Host.
Good advice for everybody is never
to giro it to anybody.‘ .2
Io Duly Om
“Bromo autumn ”
xétlriez Drama 0!!!"an
they: remember the full name. Look "
on signature on every box ~ .260...
all one not
«mutant; in height and reach. ltandt'
. {capped bts opponent
.tinst fish“ a good no. Fay doing most
" ot the leading sud totél‘ni; Dominick
iitle clinching in the entire contest
I rand ddlertsive work:
. Arno Lottcaak an
. "South
1 lmr and has improved wonder lollt lit
' :ant having unlined alts nptu‘eclrbc ad-
. . ~
- ,pmt.‘ aflnl Young ‘Mth‘mtlty. or the
itsnruc ttclgltt, McCarths has About two
~ Eint-hear in height over llorltln.
.ignte him an stlvitn‘trtgc which was
' llrldgeport.
W
N ... . 2
' i. following:
. between at. John‘ 21 Men 'aClub and this
~- tenth tt'ntt called all last night zonal
couple of m notes, which Were settled
by tom 10 the ttllo book; but be
was not litttis’tietl. and Riemann ever)
succeeding decision it‘lnnllv. when he
ellbqfatgls need- his foot tofilp a nntrt,
dad u that was called ho dot-hired ho
would nuttrunlese given a lslob" deal.
O'r"course.' St. John’s could make no
ooncosslorttndbrt the some was atrutltlll-
Ian their part from beginning to ond.
|ltnd so it was called oil. it. promised
to be It Very tight name. for tho tottltm
were evenly nntteiud hit to «blunt.
Palmer. for tilt. Johns, lrud'th but
liteta to i In ctr-till when lho‘ifinnw and
ion “second" about" billilli‘lilou ,l'or‘i dulled wild, wait also thorn", ltllll allow
the sermon under t "auspicer 'lhm 9d ln‘nirovotnent dust lttu wollt outllm
MI! walk Clll’ Milli? lc dill”) 43,1010 int the season. ttltlnutlth hit me our of
last ‘evetllilu in ”If 'l‘o‘wn 4mm“ position .nt forward 'llto llntsup.
Hall in Wall street. That 1h o‘ltltlbl Flt Jolm‘m. ping...” , l'., pm... I t;
Hours are botorning more popular tn (lnrtlund. c- Dennison, I. to; Artur
The Norwnlits ssas attested by thclson 1 KW
fuel that the lirtll and filled with near l 2 MWOOflll;'ll,ll(ltlllhttl‘lt. r 4; ! Lane |
1;: live hundred interested spectators. 1?; (ltrnrnlol'l ( ; llrowu, t g- Hilton,
The four bouts were cnch of thbrnl r g ,. B . y 't
full of. gin... or and snap and inside ttoint‘" " " ‘
amoral advantages ‘ln il‘ltolgbt and 3m!!!" Tl‘Wlm “NY to he Bottled.
straight, the conteshtntui were pretty.; .\‘l'." W lOltlt, Doc. l;..- w While theta;
ctcnlv lnntchéti. ' its: to rumbles or wnr hetwetr the Na-
Ill llll ltlllll lllll
Pdt'Up‘ Billie Bout. Allhouull""
Uneveniy Matched" '
....
Remember
'liltcy ttrlr It't't2lW’tl hurl.
~\22 ’llit'IIMl ll
it to Iltrtttl lttl All it
il‘tttlt-ui
Ul‘llillt' t'lllllllll'lll.
IrtI lilt’ ”will,
it ill.‘ w my ltllttalhtts,
in llit' l’stlultltl\'(‘l"ti litttrtil)‘. t
I‘Utllll. llntt' lmttlts tlu ill‘t‘lllllllllll
the best cmrttlst “as that botweer‘it tionul tilt-:1 American Moreno camps to
lttttcr Benjamin and William Galli,3tlltt, lollmslng the tloclurnthn ot the:
the latter from Australia Benjamin junior ornanlzdtion last night sour
the local young man uphold his ropu lug relations stttlt the National L-I‘oa
was steady admired bv the crowd. territory and plate-rs, Cltttlr'utnn tlurrs
the first or the preliminaries was it Herrbmm, o! the. National linsobnli
itnlck,“ oi llrldnejmrt. and Frank ,F‘ns.‘ tho
of nohtb .Nortvslk.‘ While they were
billed at 122 pounds. F‘ny showed up:
severtti pounds heavier than thisl
weight which together with his no
the National Leanne believe
llouhltt will his nmeodils settled.
"llre National League nntgnntcs still
take. up the star resolution»; at thclr‘
meeting this afternoon. and as .\lr.'
Hartman expressed it "tlrgtfie should
be peace bs nlgbtlall.” , ‘7
Mr. iierrmno save that it there is:
antlhlnu wrong it. can be angrily lt'm-
settled. and he {or one proposes to are:
that the trouble is adjusted. Attort
hassling tho tesolrttian.l thetAntcrlcnn
Mamie adjourned. and President lion:
Johnson ants he still loose for Chico’s?
no this alternoon. ‘ ‘ ;
Ml’lesldtlsl. Johnson thrashed when;
naked it he really meant a baseball
l~ tom first to
to the del‘cllnlse.’ There. was sort» llt
both buss keeplngmusy in aggressive
’i‘bg amend or the preliminaries one
a six- round so at 120 pounds between’
lttd hold, both at“
WNorlsnllt. 'ctl'oiiw walls the Word
from the first sound of tho gong with
both boys lloyd shorted uh ll'lllttll hot-
come to the American League stay of;
thinklntg in handling the sale of tlclt
eta for the.
sslricb the whole trouble ssns arfiisen
Johnson Wliwnll the Ann rican league
“to colliIi‘ofii the “91““ of tickets on their
out) grounds
The Boston Leanne has been sold to
_.latrtos B. (tattoos, at this cits, who
'llie son'tlllnnl contest. wins It not .bafi fllJWlHit‘d John ‘tl. Ward prost-
round adult. at l"~l pounds. holswun (Joni.- and Fawn.“ llnnlon as manager
Kid Lorkin (the glands mm of llridgo- .. ___w 3
Navy‘ Dela”; Amy...
kite Naval fillltln basketball team
deluded the Stub Loml-any Second
team last night. at the oratory. ht the
his aggressive lighting since those
born last Attributed irt South Norwatlt
Allie, in his usual good‘ torus, pleased
ilhe large; audience hi “the Judgment
or neat-ls all pgmht the light was ac-
cordéd to be h drdw, lll‘t‘ltlrot co‘ltre
t
-l
vantage “(not the Other.
Esnlnd tll'y“. \\' bile bull‘l bots nr’tl df'tho
This
name was, the last pinvirnl of Fetal»?
son. of the lust Riversldo team :Iln)
trill wtth the Navnla The intent):
snllicieltt oven with his most clever
ilOOthflk to butter his equally handy
opponent. Dorldtr sits the aggressor Naval Mltltla 6th Co. Second
gull through and it start out) oulng lu lt‘erguson .................. Tucker
“I“. mm' trodttl‘ work or McCurthsl lln'ht forward
that" lit-pt that boy from receiving tbo»Muson ................. lsklvan
tnmlsnmouthat would have come to‘ bolt forward
gotto‘ less ttctis-e on his feet. Dot-kin llrotberton .............. .Conley:
'wus easily the winner of this bout tiertter 2
iltad a decision been rendered. Each Eliseo ..... ..... \\ ebb
was All in” when the final gong was Right. guard
souddcrcd. . .hino . t . . . . .. ...... ~- ..... islltckman
' The finrrl prosed to be a star bout of 2: 1,, Lott guard. It
xix rounds. the contestants being the Field goalkisltlyana. Ferguson 5.;
local lrttlbrlte. llater [lettlantlm and Mason. 1‘. l‘lrotltcrlou 3, Ellison 2. i 3?
lwrlllarn Galll. of Australia. who to Foul goals~«tt‘30nley 1, Lane 1.
H99”) nr‘rlsod in Nest York cits. 'l‘hls‘ lleloreew—Porter. ?
ladnlr was :22 (tllch would llerrlamln Timerw-Whitney. t
ltoworod head itna shoulders o‘var tlulli SnoreMllrotberton. " ‘ ' :
and to the eye weighed probably too W .» ~ . 2a m 4
[pounds more than the Australian. ° l “"4 Y°'l'_‘ WNW?” Wit“ Smlth.
thrill is the. possessor or it dandy! looms Smith, the former tsolb2
gstmtgttt ltlt to the law, sthtclt he used WOW“ Namalli basket Lnll player. the
ilrequently, putting it where he wanted 3‘1" center 0f ”19 Sixth .COillllml) in:
to it number ol‘ times during the ox- (lasts “0“" will“ add who played here
hlhlllon, but owlug to an sltol‘thlM‘h the Stamford fire A week tract
i.reach. the blows did not loud wlthMONlfll Illsht is now sought b) the
tolling edect " 'VAW York Baseball Club as a prospec
in the filth round llenjanttnfs longer “N player 0" the NEW York Glunls.
reach enabled him to get home a still “T Smith ls Employed lo the Stamii
right upper cut to Million law, which. lord ‘90“ odice. and “1 undecided as
l
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While Benjamin might have been gist: Work 81m" ht" his full!“n '
.ertadeclslonlt one had been rendered ll 18 understood that he has to
Gnlll deserves no small praise tor the celvcd rt letter from Alabaster J. J.
{bout be put ill). in the face of mg ban Metlraw containing a ticket to Texas
‘dlcaps of weight and reach. .l'or the spring training camp and a";
Olllcials: ~ contract which he is to also. The
Announcer~tlarpy .0; bonsldcrlttlott mentioned as an otter
to Mr. Smut: but not becn'made pub-
lic. it ls practically 'np to George
now "and as he has never lulled belore
it is llkeiy that whatever his ulti‘
Whitlni}.
'I‘lnrelteepermceorge Slavin, of South
Norwalk ~
ltetetee--Jttck Barrett. of Stutntord.
Trends" KnockI Out Goodwin. .
FORT WORTH. Texas Ded.13.-ln
the fourth" round of a aohodtiled 2‘0-
‘rqtfr'nd boot llnrry Trendntl, 01' 8t.
Lorna" last night knocked out Donny
filoodwin. ol Drover bolero the Fort
worth Athletic Club. 'l‘rondtill easllv
outclassed tloodwln. ' ' ‘
n...“ ..
2' new. a hattorlte.
Doc till—Th6 lwcrtty- round
They Didn't Relish Penalties Their
Playing Incurred.
The Stamford Advocate prints- the
Because of u disagreement between
Referee: Schroeder and the Atwood
Who or South Norwallt. the bnsltotbttll
game whteh was to have been played
ten minutes ot'plav The score" stood
dazed the boy trout the Antlpodes ito whether basebalh or past oflll‘t‘li
brats“ table it» os'crlrttrtltnctl. its .1
of than over \sirnlnw seats and tr
lluolttnst' system all this tlillitnlt
nation but the clever work of tlalll‘ gut» with the exception of rights as toi l “MN :u“.mrttrmul.tlc lllrtrrscltt-s to all Mlll~ of trunks ttlrt ro noutlt-
tr furnitutc can “Ow—"dilltlt‘l' ttintl
[0m round bunt between Young Dorn' Commission, and WW "ulna“ "I on landing“ bts'itlc making the haudemuost libmrs settings
at n he bought.- .\ l. rrit :tt ,4! time
the exporter. (Home and see the v
Unique Gift Articles for the
Housekeeping Woman ’1
Chafing Dlshes. in ("omit-r o
lions in the way of alcohol gas l
Coffee Machines.
WM but u is known that I“, told a "and .1 ts rung cup of tofl'ce 2s unspeakable.
.trlaud “unite, Notional imsluo would tine working lllt’lt‘lllllt’tt the series! bought amount got \L‘l‘} far out
oi' 1er \\il_\
worlds varies aroultditartistic mounted on Wtartlctr blocks. mission fashion.
Crumb Sets. Tray and Scraper, in (,‘oppcr. llrass. Nickel and
(ion \letal finish. from sex up
Table Kettltis rn anpt-r. lira
ish horn 50c up.
Table Kettles in t‘up‘iwr. r Bra
. iclone and stand. and some on Mission Wood blocks.
inlating lamps lrom $2.75 up.
Tea Ball Teapots.
thIc stator tsitltotrt returning it i
inntl aluminum. and also lll "Sum
.:.ttlllc $2.25up. ' '~.
Trays and Coasters."in Nickel and ('nppor. or ill China \tllll
itutc tal rims Coasters are rtct‘cssi
a t‘.ltrtll
or E
‘Whosocver is Starting a Library .
this Christmas
A perfect cup of roller is always a delight.
they are in scrotal sls'slc
Inst lhcpropcr was for lltflklll" tut.
some “i '9 l“ .2. 19"" ”all"? M "“1 \vhcu tltt tt‘tt ts alt-client ctttmrth the ball can he \titlrtlr man from
011MB dd. lllrah Qinmpttity
Established 1857.
to See the Oriental Rugs
ill/Mill". itlltl hillt‘t.‘..lltl't WWW httt'tttxtl ll'll y "ltnt’tr t‘rt'ntwl l‘tri Willi Ill {aw
l . . . .
it“ H62 lthc It lllll‘ pnlmt, only lll‘filt‘illl All twang on tl‘u- stall, rt rs
lllt‘, liltit‘lttt art nit-trinity m troywl.
inn-v; ntwl Munsmnlr, .‘lt irrnzltlilthlt thin-t».twmr‘ttrn-m. ll'tllll
$25.00 to 2550.00
I' C O
The Damtrest
of Aprons
Ready to wear.
‘I rt s‘nt‘twy whitt- latt'tt. Marie
in wool (“‘ll square fashion sumo
plain others twittcttish ttitlt ttrr
ltrnitlcrt anti rttii'lcs:
At 25. 39 and 50c.
Novelties in Hilt-.2\prtrrr<. Prim»
tress style. ‘tIl' with lit-its. lmptv»
rtlll'lt‘ to describe. hut irresistilrl:
ill the lit-holder.
From 25c to $2.50 each
.‘tllllll liiltmll‘ mirth aisle. or lintlvt
:rttrslitr Stctitm on second llt'rrt.
Phoenix Mufflers
Everybody wears a Phoenix
" Muffler lltcsc- «lays: worrtt-rr. l)t:~-~
cause tlttt \tislt ttr l‘mntu‘t thin
littgt‘ric “ditto, and then the ’llt‘tt
tiers arc irntttcnsqu lsccorrring;
and men lit-ta "ruse they wish it}
keep their collars itrrntltt‘ttlaltr.
And the attractive Mufflers rm :2
source of \t'arrrrth.
Mercerizcd Mufflers in an (-ntt
less variety of styles and shares»,
from 50: to $1.25.
Pure Silk Mufflers. .zt'
handsome quality, whim
("ll‘t‘tL $2.00 (‘Elt'iL
Main iit‘til‘. tlriz'tl ::i~lt'.
pet anrlll ttrclr.
Umbrellas
For this Cltr‘istrrrai. llrt lit-22M.
z‘tssor‘trrrcrrt of imported lllllltlll‘
we have t‘t’cr’_--cer2. Sterling :tl-
\‘t‘l‘. silver deposit on wmul. gold
plated. mother of pearl. {Jun met—
It] tturrlairtitrg :2 ’ltlllllltr .. .t’ llllltill"
tlltttlt‘ls‘ crss to iiistitwrthlt and
hard to lose.
Colored Silk Umbrellas for no»
lllt‘ll. at 33mm $4.00 and $5 to
each '
“Magic Folds." t'cry slender. at
Stu) Stu.) :rrrl 36“)
Men s Umbrellas. true silk in ll
. .00 to $8.00 eztth.
Silk and Linen. with lroxwottl
hautilts. at $2.00 and $2.50.
l‘iztbert'laslrcrv Sectit I.
here is always ;t lit’lllilil‘l t'trt' llltvl"t'
2-, nrtrl litrl'nt‘t' Ullt' realizes the li—
re lilt' Shelton. and there is a trail
It the flour. Now with an Elastic
_t is tlbt'itttctl. (ilt'slnr~\\'crnicltt-
OWE up and (l0\\ll stairwuts and
that
as llCUlUl. and one does nut lot-l
rtl‘iorts styles and finishes.
r Nickel, with the lawn inten—
'l llCii‘fl‘.
and col
amps. $500 and up.
But with one of these U”
and sizes. some. of the rltnsl
$5.00 up.
\5 anti \itltel . lal'ttl (tun .\lttal lrrr—
as and Nickel. tilting sttlc. tr
All have tog"
l'v tl‘
tom the pot. llrtsc art ill nitktl
mar" style, for making tea on the
Childrens Bean Bags, a
lot \t‘l‘} attrmtitc
(Sift Rootrr.
[lots on a hardwood talslc Willltllll i . .
' 30 sure to gut il l'at’ntors .~\l~~
manat‘.
. {in the 'lascrttcrrt. in :‘llt‘ Gift Run.
t
in. that want...
"warlords; "Knoll Antoni; '"n'e‘i‘v" "ain't-“EFT"
‘ n ’
readers indicates that Louis is
slight favorite.
. Flynn DefeatI Turner.
SYDNEY. Australia. Dec. l'i.-—~ "-Por
ky" Flynn of Boston met and defeated
a local heavyttelght named Turner.
in lt match at the Stadium todrtt' l‘lsnn
,ssslly outpo eluted his opponent. and
eventually won on n tout in tho liltb
t'.ound ~ , .
Bike hacers Drop Out; "
NEW YORK, Dec.
and Menus Bede", both Injured in It
an)“ in the six day bicycle race ml“; .
ll} this morning, retired from the.
lsrlud shortly before 8: 30 It to Fred
lllll,1t_oot"s pat-last, and John bedett
2t brother ot the rider retired Minoan
ced that they would lritrrtedhttely form
a new combination “ill“? on the
race with the usual pen
he 11 o’clock score, the 59th hour.
showed‘ eleven tea-tits at 1175" miles.
. ”"and tour lens; with ’l‘holnas and Stein
and Wiley turd (lti'lvln 1175 miles”.
(three liens:
“(1.1 lap matte
minke in 1909
THE FACTS.
"no alludes" to hirsute]! constantly.
as a self-made man.
“Yes; onoo when he was about )4 .
I be sold» raters tor two or three days "-
-~—I{a,ll§~fl_8 (titty Jottrnah‘.
wt,
l.8.——i-‘dtlie Root
‘ of one hm?
The record is l.'184 miles}
by McFarland mndi
’ l
H I'd Q i i H ‘.
A sensible,serslceable and rtpploprirttc gift for
tottng or old father. mother: sister or brother We
recommend every pair purchased here to give good
. service. Various good makes are represented. in-
, eluding the famous “Knvser” "\\ outlet loot Hosiery.-
Our Holiday line includes some of the tery best ,,
values we have ever offered.
Women's Pure Silk Hosiery, in various weights of
exquisite qualities. 35a to $2. 25 pair. '
Women‘ 3 Hosiery, embracing cotton and silk lisle
25c to $1.00 pair.
i Men's Pure Silk. Socks. all popular grades. 500 to
$2 00 pair.
" Children's Stockings, of superior quality. at 15c.
" :~ 250, andrflc pair. , ~ ~ ~
The N. E RYAN co
iBOUTH NORWALK86 WASHlNGTON 8Tb
i t
l , ».,t'
PILES CURED IN 670 14 DAYS. '
Your dru‘gglst will refund money it
Pnzo Ointment tails to cure any curt)
of Itching", Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
lng Piles lb 6 to" It data too
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‘—-—~—4 L
“Did your uncle lease you antt hing
'in ms will?" ‘
"Only a. new responslbslrrs
'Whot do on mean?’
“He left 126 all equltt in a house
he was buying on the instalment plan.
.Li-"I
‘ 8- 0 'in St. John's (liver. ”in the prelim-
‘whrt not showed til
' when Related "Schroeder began to call
innit-y éodtdill,‘ Bl. Mob
‘ran‘ swéy from». a» sérub teamf’from
Glenbrook. Bcoi'e, 42-2“ ~ .
intent the hegittnllld.
ready to indulge "ltl rdtlgli wilrll drill
I. boxlng match which is as take plttee
tolltglrt between the Violent-old Amen ‘
welterweight cl‘td‘ritplou, Georges Ger-2
gentler. Md‘ nit Ammonia m ""121 Laws;
to
lift!
newspapers 'ltave'” printed 'c _
ndvditce and not or .ptenne of the
pt. - “...—.4...»
'r’r _. .mwwwgbw‘
and ”bigot to pay ”0 a “mm {m not ms FdNERAL
2. will!“ years am will: énotr‘oia “Pt were to‘ the l strolil‘d certainly“ out“?
. frees“ . . agium
' lids reachedit'he site of idle- 'Ilushunde-l' to lt'n WWW??? m‘ not
rest his is willing to admit going to starry about the or tilting m
h men may {have opinions dil— a fellow tthorn l shdll never know,» 3 ~
\ariets Lite. .
wtteMTo be flank WHY!” you. tr gnu
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