, clothes.
To understand it you must
see them.
To appreciate it you must
wear them. ..
Right now. this fall, is
, Difference
There is a subtle, indeiinable
difference between the clothes
we sell and the ordinary
the
best tune to find out about
them.
A mammoth stock to select
from and attractive qualities
at no higher than $7 to $10.
Cop
yri ght Store
6 p1510RTH MA1N ST
" ~11
‘E’er long the snow
Invwanton flight -
‘ wWill wildly blow
Throughout the niéht
But do not fear
. er storm or cold
Geod news is near,—
The worst is told.
Coal soon there’ll be
j’I’o cure your fright——
FLOOR
SPECIALS
9 x 12 Brussels
9 x 11 Velvets .....
9 x 112 Axministers ..
Ali in exquisite Orient
signs.
$4.50 BLANKETS now ..
$6.50 ,BLANKETS now“
no-.
74 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
COVERING ‘
.. 313.50 '
.. 816.50 "
. $24.59
aide-5
$3.85
$5.48
greatest degree of co
olgnero.
premises.
Tel. 920.3.
' p 3 .‘ a
Our Tailoring
is the acme of perfection and
confers upon the nearer the
smartness and individuality.
Feinstein 81 Bria
Ladies Tailors, Furriers and Be-
All Furs Remodeled on the
r
32 No. Main 8t., South Norwaik.
matort.
Mayfair
goon can
fern do. Sell your rage. rubbers.
I, papers. feather beds and auto-
“one”
[term Rubbers for
'1 311 basis 60o
Becker Block, ‘
olcphono 42M.
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. BUY
21 R-mond 8h TheB. Hershlield&Son Co.
”--.“..- LT". I”. 1211 Water It.
Hazclton
COAL
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‘ 1whicb $126,000 was appropriated dur-
18 313000111
Thai lathe Total Asked tor Pub-
lic Buildings and Rivers and
Harbor improvements in the
State
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Five Vlllilo““ilivar Bots Part at
$5,900 Appropriation
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 4.~Re
commendations for the expenditure of
$313.00 in the state of Connecticut for
public works, such as the erection of
new postoi’flce buildings and-5 the im~
both senators _weren b 1
when Congress yesterday began the
‘5 closing session of the blind Couaresa.
the cicalhg session of the Republican
. administration or federal government
affairs. The absenteee tram the House
, were Representatives Henry and T11
. son.
tallied away from Washingtdn on bus. 1
loose and will be in Washington in a
dav or no.5 5 ‘
under the appointment of President
Both, it is understand, were do
. wmmcwwn—u
lllllHS lllll llllitlilli.
Mrs. M. w. Pinney.
DERBY Dec. 5~Mra Marla Watson
Plnney, widow of Dr. Charles H. Pin-
ney. died today, from bronlchai pneu-
monia, in her 79th year. She was the
founder of Connecticut Chapter Daugh—
tors of 1812, and its first president and
the horonnry president at the time or
death. ‘ She was the daughter of Roy-
al Isaac Watson and Sally (Seymour)
Watson, and her lineage was from Rev’
olutionnry families. She was a mem-
ber of Sarah Riggs Humphrey Chapter,
DA. it, and a former regent. 'Her
membership in patriotic bodies was ex-
tensive, and she was also a member of
‘1
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.
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7" owcls for the Hli ays
TRISTRA ' L 71
Norwalit’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
A DAINTY DISPLAY THAT 13 MOST ATTRACTIVE
HemStitched Huck Towels.
,Hemstitchcd Guest
Towels ' .
25c, 29c, 39c, 50c, 750, 89c, $1
25c, 39c. 5011
O I
Herdstitched DamaskTowels . 25c. 45c, 5.0c 75c, $1, $1. 25
Fringed Damask Towels . . . . .
25c, 50c, 75c, 90c
Scalloped Huck T0wels . . .5 . . 69c, 89c
HUCK TOWELING, Plain and Fringed-15 inches wide, 39c and 50c 11 yard; 22 inches
* wide, 50c 11 yard; 24 inches wide. 59c 11 yard.
the National Conservation Committee
Roosevelt. She was also vice-presi-
dent and founder of Founders and Pa-
triots of Connecticut.
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m'i‘he most complete rental- lists are
always to be found in the Want COl .
umns.
meet.
where landlords and tenants
Mrs. Louie. DeKlyn.
The death of Mrs. Louise DeKlyn.
movement of rivers and harbors, have
been made to congress by President)
Tait and the executive departments In
the annual estimates of government[
expenditures for in fiscal year to begiul
Tuly 1 next These estimates are re-
. ferred to the house and state commit-1
ice on appropriations: but there is no
assurance that tougiess will accept;
the recommendations for these public:
works, either in whole or in part.
in making appropriations, however,
dungeon rarely goes outside of the osti~
mates and takes up projects not in-
cluded in them.
For Public Buildings.
Two appropriations for public bulld-
lugs in Connecticut will be made iii
the recommendations of the Executivoi
ing the construction of a new poster-
iicu building at Ansoula. The other in-
lCthl‘d the completion of the New Hav-
en *postofllce and federal building for
ing the current fiscal year.
55 More 'projecis antiglarger amounts
are‘ recommended for the improve-
ment are recommended (or the im-
improvement of waterways in the state
in sun of the late Charles Deitlyu, of
Bi“ 1
following officers Were elected:
widow of Charles B. 'DeKlyu, occurred
yesterday morning at her home in
New Rochelle, N Y. Mis. Delilyn
was before her marriage Miss Louise
Reilly o‘f Norwailr. Her husband was
DauhuIy and brother of William F'
DcKlyu of Norwalk, and B F De
Klyn. of New York and was engaged
in the hotel business in New York
for many years.
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At the stated meeting of South Nor-
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What do vou think
of this?
A new him of Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased from the manu- ’
facturer.
profits.
thereby saving Jobbers‘
You can get the benefit. To give
you some idea of what this means
we quote a bow prices.
20 inch French Plumes, finest- qual- .
.. ........................ $2.49!
21 inch extra full White Plumes, beau? '
lty
titul and fluffy ....... 8449
ll inch Black Plumes, have to be seen
to be appreciated ............. 980
Phone 4051 3 Monroe St.
The Holmes Millincryi .
unlit Conclave, No. 418: 1. o. 11., last
night, in Knights of l’ythias Hall, the
Past Archonwli‘rank F. Huntington.
Archon-Chnrles ii. Gray.
Provost-011n S. Younga.
Prelute~John J. Higgins.
Secretaryuli‘. W Sturdcvnnt.
Financier—James Paul.
Treasurer—«Frank N. .F‘erris.
Inspector~Wilxlred Bodwell.
Wardenwnrchic I“. Nash.
Sentinelw—Willlnm \-itller. t
Tmstees~Victor W. Ferris. John C.
as follows.
the Connecticut river under contract.
below Hartford, 860. 000.
For maintaining the improvements
of Connecticut river below Hartford.
$15,000.
For continuing the improvement or
the harbor of raincoat Duck island.
$140,000.
For continuing the improvements of
the Pawtuchet rivcrhmio'de island and
Connecticut both. $6,000.
1 For improving the. harbor at Mil-
ford, in the way of maintenance, 35;
000.
For maintaining the improvements
at’i‘iew Haven harbor. including those
in the. Mill Quinuiplac and West riv-
ers. $10,000.
For maintaining the improvement of
the harbors of Five Mile River. Green—
gulch. Weatport and Saugatuck river.
:5. 000.
the IHousatonic river $20. 000.
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dealer, 01 85 Fort street,
bile tires, and leather be
wide posts! or telephone 441.
when it comes.
m.mmm ”if
ideal Christmas Present
, itart Some Boy or Girl with
Notice to the Public
Wm. mitten. the well known Junk
re-
moved hls business to 3 Rowan street,
blast Norwalk. 1 ply to a ih. for rags
afld best prices for rubbers. autumn
Bond
for
the name and address on the waxed
WM. EFFRON
or as Part smut, am Norwnlk,
has
do.
hook
I aw magi»...
If You Intend
take a look at ours.
but not cumbersome.
. MQGutkowsky
Bought and ”shamed.
, 1
”WWW
The Hare
'l‘ortOisc
to to a race, but is a
hunnu «it so tar an
he gave the old} turtle “it" cum
For continuing the improvement of?
For continuing the improvement of
Purchasing aVSideboa‘rd ,
They are roomy
Second-Hand Furniture and dtuvu
189-191 WASHINGTON 81'. Tel. 419.
m
V in the
A attic and a rabbit cinch weed: “
. ‘ girlie tha‘
tint e curled
up tor a little rent. but tailing; anion}
Paul and James Grim-11.1
13 - 15 Main Street.
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The Bears Meat 81
Provision Co.
...—...—
;2! West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
Frank F‘. Huntington was elected
representative to the fourteenth hi.1
ennlal meeting of Supreme Conclave
improved Order of Heptasophs
HMT'EIIII. llllllEll
r
of Eagles held last droning in
Wall street quarters.
The officers are as follows: ,
Past Worthy Presldeut-~Wllllam .i.
Powell.
Worthy President—Charles Garfield.
Worthy ‘Vlccd’resldeut —— Timothy
bit-Cart by.
Worthy Cliupluinw-Charles 'l‘. Payne.
Worthy Secretarymndolph liastn.
Worthy Treasurer-«C. A. Mch
morn.
Worthy inside Guardmdnmes li‘iuke.
Wonthy Outside Cuardeilllum
Casey ‘
WoIthy Physician-viii". H. 13. West.
Trustee for 3 y-eurs -i)avid Fisher-
ty.
mn—W.Wf . l
GUM—midfield.
Mine 11:11.. Belle Lynch, daughter of;
Mr. and Mrs. Georgii'w Lynch of 27:
Clinton avenue was united in marriage”
yesterday to Mr. Marauder William
(lure. of B11dgeport.’l‘ho ceremony
was performed by the Rev Leo P. The
runs of the First Baptist Church. Port
Chester in that place. The bride was.
attended by her ulster ireuo Louisa.
while the «best man was Harry .1.
Moods of Bridgeport. Mr. Gore is n
5ch1 known member or the imtrmom
Club of Bridgeport.
..n'J-Lv .1“ c ‘
animator.
1‘00.va
or units titer
.1 make a most acceptable Xmas '
gift? Come and see ours before ,‘
‘ The officers for 5the“ensuing year -5
were elected at' the meeting of Nor- ..
walk Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal Order j.
the
3 R. Noack,
a pretty Signet Ring would
completing your list."
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Norwalk 3 '~
New Store 3’ i '
1.:
i
Practice Makes
Perfect
Makes Perfect Neckwearm
1 1131’s Certain
i
in the “Kaiser" factory there
are over 100 girls that have
been making “Kaiser" Neck-
"wcur for more than in years.
Know Just How. to shape
them. Add to this the rich all
silk materials and you have the
, reason why "Keller” Necltwcar
stands at the bead. For
‘ CHRISTMAS
our ntocks of “Rainer" Nonio
Wom- have never been better
than at present. it would be im-
posaibio to describe it. here. Call
and loci: at the various designs
. and colorless.
1, line to 52.50.
Open Evenings after Dec. 19th.
’ totem-Iona vounonouaa
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The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Come in and Let Us
Fit You Out
iromHeiad to Foot with Clothing
that'Will Give you Satisfaction
.M.
‘ your outfit.
‘Small Weekly
Overcoats for Men from $5.98 to $2.5
Men’s Suits in all the Leading Fabrics
from $12.98 to $20
MW -M~x -
To). ile Fabric Co.
213 E. Waob'n 6h. 80. Norwailt
KUBOVIO'B STORE
Formerly P. 0.11113. Norwalit.
Telephone 320.
Dress Goods in
Surges 81 Novelties
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Astrachan‘and
Chinchilla Cloth
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Accountillan
will help you live
easier. You need not
wait until you have
saved enough to buy
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Payments
will procure for you
and your family ev-
erything that’s need-
ed.
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ODD FELLOWS ”TO ATTIHII
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‘ Mouth Norwallt (innaregaiimmi cl: m u
fibers of Butler lodge No. at i 1:1 1)
1F" to attend divine more at the on
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youngnlor be retained to NH» lolly"
:uud placed in the cusiotir ’i mum not
121er for safekeeping. (to but Wibumil
1R. Pennington Wan chanted with on}
lrciurn of the youngster am: too}: min
: to the city this afternoon. {5
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1 Rev. John Btuplcion room 111 Hui
9
films extended an invitation tr. the moon
4‘
:gregutional church at the reaper n: 16’
1vicc at i: 80 calculi fltiiifitly adterrmon
The invitation has been accepted and
, he member: will meet at the "nine.
.room ind attend the serriute in #5“
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