Flier long the Snow
:17 ' wanton. (light
Will wildly blow .
Throughout the night
but do not fear
‘F Or storm or cold
3 Good news is near.—
~ The worst is triid.
Coal soonlhere’ll be
To cure your fright—
Bins snugly filled
:Wilh Anthracite.
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on do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
11. papers, feather beds and auto-
ya the highest prices.
is‘o buys and sells secondlhand hm‘ l
21 Raymond 8t.
“Mayfair"
WOMEN’S SHOES
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illl Metal, Pal. golt, Russia Cali.
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“M and Button on latest last.
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, en‘s Storm Rubbers for wide
sees and high healev,,.1.,,...... 500
MAX LEVY
' washington at. ”Backer Block
, Telephone 426.2.
bile tires to R. Alexander, as 110i.
«Emma most. -.
Regal Shoes reflect the.
new style- developments
months earlier than other
shoes. '
This CRISPIN MODEths‘
all the characteristic lines and '
touches' of the London two-
guinea-hand-made boot. Flat
sole, wide shank, iovv, flaring
right ‘and‘ left heels, moderate
toe. Tan Viking Russia and
Black Smooth -
King Calf
Blucher.
$4.50
Basic of their fashionable exterior is
a rugged wearing power horn of stor-
ling leather and workman-like sewing
with honest thread, as in all
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SHOE STORE
We Have AIWavs
Succeeded
in pleasing our customers and
we are now better prepared
than ever before to give perfect
satisfaction.
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Ladies Tailors, Furriers and De-
signers.
All Furs Remodeled on the
premises.
82 No. Main St, South Norwalll. ,
Tel. “’03.
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BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The 11. lienhiioiddtSou Co.
w. m 1st Water er;
Notice to the Public
Wm. Ethan. the well known innit
11m oi as rm 11w, has re»
moved ids business to s Ewes 11m.
Mtflmk. 1m 111.111.1111 rm
and best brides tor rubbers. diatom
bile tired, and leather bode Bend
postii or telephone ill Look for
the seine and address on the written
Still“ it comes.
., WM. EFFRON
fulfilment-1111. nu "insulin 7
lag in stocks was listless at the up
using today. There were tow changes
of importance and most of the specs
tum leaders hold close to Saturn
them; American 01111 was the weak"
hot spot in the list, telling a point in
the first few transactions. Utah Oop-
per 3111an 11 point.
WALL STREET,11 a. m.—--Specula—
tiou turned heavy with several rall-
roads and industrials moving widély.‘
United States
week’s lowest and Can and Bust @11-
gnr went below. Bidding for the (foul.
era caused somefreccvery. Reading
1 wentfto 1 point above Saturday's final
figure and Lehixh Valley 2. The lat»
terjumped from 172 to 172%, on one
' transaction.
, Of Interest
to Ladies’
We will sell the remainder of our
stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats
at cost.
Dainty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are ‘the first
chosen, better make 'your choice
early. '
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 406. 8 Monroe St.
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SILVERWARE E
R Noack Ne__v_v___:Store
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.
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2: west washiuuton St. South
Norwalk
[3 - 15 MaiuStrcel.‘ Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
f Ariel Cameron ;;
' ‘74 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
F loor Covering
Bargains in Extra em Woolen 3‘
Bed Blankets. .'
We ilnd some 600 pairs on 3;
hand in our Bridgeport and local .,
warerOOms. None of this stow ~
has ever retailed less than ".50. j;
the mentor pert representing ..
$6.00 and "~50 values. Only -
high class products of the best
eastern mills. Your choice. .
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Also 25 Pairs New or slightly 2'
She om Reps Pertleres, 01.98
.00. Easily worth double
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Purchasing a Sideboard
mite a look at ours. They are room
but not cumbersome.
M. {Gufltowsky
mane-18a Furniture and stoves
taught and“ Redheaded.
“0491 WAOHINGTGH IT. Tel. Iii!»
manly um «a We.» «menu-dam
“Tortoise
days dual prices or slightly shore
Steel ceased to last i I
1 damaged «by fire. ‘The total loss is es-
- > tlmatod at about $5,000. Two of the
' T. Sharpe. of Derby. and the other
' souls. One of the Sharpe cottages and
" two of the Hsffner cottages were burn-
' set.
‘ Attempt Made to l-iaVe wuu-m Ernst
case of William Ernst, the yOuug Jun-
' court, convicted only on the chat-3e oil-1 ‘
~- intoxication,
j evidence, but on Ei‘net's pleading guil-
-: t‘y to that charge.
‘I that he we‘ll the one who had no hand
1 in the fight and in tact witnesses
- stated that he did his best to pre-
'I vent Zimmermiin and Forhmsn from
.. Harry Phllllpsou and- James lit-Nee
" they, conductor and motorman, respeo
. lively or the trolley on which
. trouble occurred. a statement in writ-
j, log to the «effect that his son
- no hand in the argument, saw: as in
The Hare and the
1 would probably not not resin Ernst
1 in, bad he know 1111i facts it that
The burial services over the rental
of the late ”Home“ 8. 011m held in
Wilton on e unli' “alteration, we
the largest simple monument 11
vices ever attended is fit Matthew _
churchyard. over one hundre
deceased's friends and: relativas being ‘
gathered to pay their final respects;
Rev. '0. A. Marks 111-floated. The
beautiful display of flowers attestedl:
Mr. Ogdene popularity * '
GOllel‘ll G. i’. Thurston. ,.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. ilk-«Gen»;
oral Gates 1’ Thrustoh. author andl‘
soldier, died .ati'hls home here, last
night, or pneumonia ”General Throw '
ton entered the war as captain of the -‘
First Ohio infantry in 1861oand at the
close 0! the war had attained the rank 1
of brevet brisadler-general, U. S. A.
He was the; author of Antiquities or.
Tennessee and Adjacent States and ‘
other works. He was elected presi— ‘1
dent of the Society of «the Army of the
Cumberland in 1908., He settled in“
Nashville at the close of the war and j
for nearly forty years took a leading
part in the altalrs of the state.
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Umbrellas for Men 81 Women, Good Quality Gloria.
ALL THE FINER GRADES AT .....3150, 52. $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00
,1 , N rwelk Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwelk. Connecticut
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Reliable Friends in Fair and Stormy Weather
Covers, strene‘ steel frames 11. great variety oi Art-M
istic handles of the latest and most popular pat-
terns, $1-verv special value $1.
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TIIIlEE GOTTAHES
BlillllED ill MILFllllll
MILFORD, Dec. 9.~——'i‘hree cottages {‘1
were ”totally *burned with their for pant
niehings at Merwin's Beach, today,
, found
and two others were more or less
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buildings involved belonged to Dr. E. :single
three to Mrs; Andrew Hatfner, of An- ' Ho
Mix
ed. The lire is believed to have been !Let it
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YALE STUDENT GETS HEARING.
Reinstated. The
The. directors of Yale’
are to hold a hearing today on
University
the
ties.
for, who was more or less concerned
in the trouble caused herb'some days
ago by a trio 30f Yale students mlxé
'ing things up on a local trolley car,
and it is believed. because 0f the
testimony before them that the young
man who. haa‘vbeen tomporurily sus-
pended, will be reinstated.
Ernst, Charles Forhmad and, Joe-
eph Zimmerman, .112, came to Nor-
walk a week ago Shturdfiy and on
that evening Were arrested by the
Norwnlk police for u‘ fracde‘ started 011
d. trolley car by Zimmerman, aided ‘
and abetted by Forhmnn. Ernst did
his best to prevent thetrouble he
saw his comrades getting into. but his
efforts were of little avail. He was
exonerated from blame in the local
dents
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By
time. ‘
which conviction. at’
best was not obtained on' conclusive
By the court case it was proven
continuing the argument which ro-
sulted so seriously for the three boys.
Saturday Richard Ernst, an attor-
ney in Cincinnati. Ohio, the boy‘s
father, who resides in Covington, Ky.,
came to Norwalk and obtained from
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the
had
the role of poucemnkor.
. Sergeant at Police Bryan ii. Billt.
who arrested Zimmerman and What.
the tight inheu he could have quietly
sat in the our 1111 he did until he lib
tel-rotted with the {use by trying to .
end it. hauled his arrest obioii 1m
needless in Other chromosome.
(lamest 111111. who had not seen the '
light or hand any consented story
threat at the time oi. the arrest.
Spanish farmers who raise melons .. '
mans which at the family table were “
they bring it about that sometimes ~ 1
there is a whole plantation without a II
your material or garment in it to soak.
the stain has entirely disappeared.—
:Ladles' Home Journal.
breoho tree, the bark of which is
used in tanning. has a life of 40 years
when used as fence posts or railroad
Having an ayerngo of 99.000 rest,
place in the world.
[tropics. and often has the consistency:
of gum. steel pens rust very quickly‘
during the wet season.
cup of salt it will keep fresh a long
Pal-tummy Popular in China.
in learning to use foreign goods.‘
one of the first articles that Chinese
people adopt is cheap pcrfumery.
There's | consumer born every min-
ute, whatever the sucker rate may be.
immense Russian Forests.
Russian state forests cover 587M
000 acres.
A seed add pays boat in the best'
“Cross”
Smoker’s Articles ‘
Tobacco barrelwmede of oak
Cigar Gases elm to “.501
Cigarette (lam
l ,‘l‘hsrmee lotttlea.
Pints ..... so."
(311er $6.15
Altamira
gmemortiues. to hold .1 or:
bottles. ‘
Opts Innings atter'pss. 111111.."
8”” CASE UMBRELLAS. may be folded into a VOl‘M small space .. $250
CHRISTMAS UMBRELLA8 FOR THE CHILDREN .........,....1................. ..... . 50¢ 75% $14.)?
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particularly sweet, fragrant and 2
By this process of selection I'
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H. Krieger 81 Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
llavorlese melon in the crop.
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cold starch with water and put
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Wood Has Long Life. .
wood of the Argentine que-
The Largest and Most
‘ Dependable
Thickiy Populated City.
to the square mile. Manhattan.
is the most densely populated'
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deteriorates very quickly in the
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By buymgyour FFurs’frdiu: 1111.
you’ll do hotter than buying
elsewhere. Why? Because
you can depend on getting.
the genuine article.
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Keeping Yeast Fresh.
placing a cake of yeast in e'
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ilOur‘ reputation for square
dealing assures you of getting
a square deal.
We Make10ver
Old Furs-
We Repair Everything worth
1 while repairing. in the Fur
Line at reasonable prices.
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save testimony to line effect ithei mime. (lover. 'l‘wo handles 1
Ernst was net implicated in the ef— on glass and malt disc. for
lair save by his presence with the monogmumins.
two companions who were. ‘
"blessed “a the pammeheni'w Porcelain lined ......... ”.60
but seemingly m mm.“ case his Bligflgiiclrel. will ufnslen 706: .
blessing. trill come later. Hie {llfll‘ MM‘InG"Y;l";;4c';'..’5
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