1.»
D
I)
it anuar y earance .
" o . i
l. AT MOLTASCH s a
f! . Women's $14.93 and $15.98 Suite at $9.98wNoweot ntylozs, prom" 8
ll illixllll‘tffi, draped or plain Shirts, all sizes, wonderful values. p
IE to 3:0,":33'513'98 and $21-93 Coats at $15.98 -—- Mixtures and I
.t - i“3,‘ silo. -‘
2.! Young Women‘s $11.98 and $13.93 Coats at Stone-nullinoulllan. "
“ bunches and zlbolhwo, all sizes. 3.
6. Another lot of Vaung Women's Coats, $5.98. "
,t Women’s and Miseea’ $5.98 and $6.98 All Woal Serge Dresses 9‘
I" $4.9l‘l-iliack, blue. gray, :bmwn und gurut-t. H
1‘ . ohildren's Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices. 79: up - \i'ouder- "'
it till monument of wheel drosoes.
. I“ . Women's $1.00 Blouses, l9c-v'l‘nlloi'ed, not-t milur uud colts,
,5 ill plain white and fancy strives, nil sizou.
M t’lilgogm; 21:3 333?, $2.38 Separate Skirts, $1.98-m-lliue nnd
,I.‘ ' , , i . .
! or'vzzzeun;:fifili;2li:euallne aid silk Jersey Top Petticoats, all col-
L Furs, Scaiill. Muff: and Sets while they last will be sold at
Yonkers. 3 into, Harbor View Beach.
“magneto 2 low, Fnirtiold il’nrk, War.
1 f: ‘1
_ , Dresses that will blade the hOWie‘ who likes l'to'“
"lookou- best even when M... midst of hex-moot atom-o
, lug homohold duties. Well made from dependable wash
‘ materials; otylieh in cut and neatly finished I
'We arenhoiving good onset'tulonts ‘31 98¢. $1.25
and $1.50.
IJ-ZI:-:Ii-:
The N. E. Ryan Co.
UEMKWWQ I; i ‘ ‘ ‘1 " Monument»?
Winter Goods
\Kith the return of wintry weather winter goods will be needed.
.—_
FOR-CHILDREN. FOR LADIES.
WOrStcd Leggings.
Jersey Leggings.
Drawer Leggings.
WorSt‘ed Caps.
Lined Gloves.
Muff» and Neck Pieces,
Rolled Collar Jerseys,
Flannelette Skirta_
Flannelette Gowns.
Lined Glows.
WINTER UNDERWEAR AND UNION SUITS.
A.Dickerman&Son
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Wt: GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
‘i
? . M ‘_~ 3m: w
li ore" is [the ‘ bout you rift:
’ o‘end Out; It’s?“ made of new,
"it '
. hard wean 'and J‘give absolute
infliction: “‘
hoot Lhnl, will protect your’
llllilt'l‘ illl conditions.
,5. x. 1. lat"
licoi
cxtrnhoayy re~euf0rcculcnt
boots can give.
Better call and let us 5
CONNEALLY
81 Washing
on (10*
rubber and ‘will stand up under
It's the "Top Notch” limit—Filli-
Top NOtch Boots
l‘lilV‘tl double: tlliCk, pure gum solo. np‘atllug Shank,
\‘illli‘ll null“: these boots long-wearing null sung—defying.
Short and Hip Lengths
\\ e hurry those justly famous boots; ill both hip and .
>lll,ll‘l lengths, if you've. never _\‘t‘i mn'u lllt‘Ft,‘ inmte.
you've yet to CXllL‘l'lelll‘t‘ lilt.‘ t‘i'llllllll‘l u'llit'ii rtul l‘lllillt‘i‘
hoot. Try on a pair. You‘ll like tham,
mull
i "~—~-Wi“l.ll§..il“
,S'paetl in Quinla‘ldllliieii, Vitri-
‘ labia GoldMlne, ‘Geis Another
‘Boosl: His Balels $6 a Fool
~www
in
little 1
Sub
Stuultord in lntnouo for the bounty.
but there are few 'Wllt‘) realize; tiuit
here residue the tutiu who pays the
t higheht rental in the Slate ot’ ttJJlecll
out. says the Stamford liuilotin. South
Norwulkero who think they lluvolligll
rout should read thin urtlcio uud thou
do it little figuring.
m
.4“
Mr. Wagner is the Man.
Samuel Wagner, proprietor or Wait.
ner’e cigar store, Ho Atlautlo street,
in the distinguished citizen who can
bear witness to the loops and bound:
by which rents lulvo illtzreueod in .
limitlt'ord’s bllHllltttili dintrict.~ "Sol”
done a good buuinoon. He must, in or.-
der to meet the lundiord on the first.
of each month with the heaviest, [no
portiolmto rout oi” any business mun lll
itlle State.
“Hole in the Wall."
in 1.903 lll'.~\\'ngner opened his
store. often termed lilo "llole in tho
Wail,” it little, molly cornered cavity
in the Quinturd Liloolt, containing
about 1:30 squul‘e i'eet of ilool‘ space at
the alumni rental of Wild, three. dol-
litre her foot, or ubout till‘ou linlot-l no
high on the bold oiling in Sliilliltil‘il.
"Sol" at once begun to tlL’illllliréii‘ttlt‘a
as n practical utilitarian. iii. lltlilifii‘li
every inch ot‘ \vnii rilllt'fi, in the hope
of, resorting even “smudhll: room on-.
i‘yl't lor lilo ('ustoulers. lie slide-:5 width
Wily)» lit‘liiilll hie spuriulix built tiny
pittin- counter. but only by :- serial tll
‘ cleverly i‘tlllt‘ll'ilt‘li‘tl mining is lit’ nbiv
foot
and patented ribbed logo»
4
how you the “Top Notch"
& BRACKEN.
ton Street
und stylr so "ill
lF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD
" EDISON’S new
PHONOGRAPH
YOU HAVE MISSED‘A MUSICAL TREAT.
COME IN ANY TIME AND HEAR A RECORD.
DISK ,,
,‘ \‘\‘\_‘\
_ ,‘y-tou,‘ -‘
1 via, an a '
Greatly Reduced Prices.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
mo WASHIN T .
MAIN 8TORE~210 Atlantic Street?38nl?lorsd?
“~-\.‘\‘
:‘ 5.17.1?qu -5
a. a. a, n
.\.. .\'I
I
\
4mm, ‘, Ir a!" n a nun/nun n’atn'n'nIl—vlu
(“luv—v. fl\.\.l\fi\‘.\‘,x"suko\.~¢'\.'~fl- v“-
REAL ESTATE SALES. . CARE OF TUBE::8ULOBIS ‘7"!le-
‘llriah Harris to Abraham Cohen, oily “MW HEAVEN Jan. 19.--’i‘o curator
ilprlsonors who are showing symptoms
.or tuberooloais. the New Haven coun-
lrty commisaionoro will not delay‘in oe-
$ Wylie. building lot, rah-held ‘I’arll 3212:. $3: filwggg’fitewmfi
u. '
, tak can“ "i ‘ u
. ,Wilkmdn Land (loinpnny to Charles "M: Zlmxfllli’ue on firigoitodmgcm
. . all the buildings within? the mount
. Francis A. ‘llurd to John F. Mb boundary of u", bloolt, on which in the
Hutton, building lot. Went eveue, War. ' ill"
_ Jflhnkim and wife to Mary i‘stvanu ‘ m“
2 no; and buildinzn, lllnton. avenuollhomg MW .
win. y .4, W00 Mn to abuse at night. hint
, mom: w. Robina to w. Abram-ow when you how tenant Do my have
m om lot. Honbortntroet. summoning that m' lmilr m
Whitehall Land (:onlpnilyM Margar-
-_ «on, and mm.
l
. let not! eulm,m. ,
mam Mr, » , “ammunition-name“
m ‘ “in mm (mm mm m fimwflw mull-It
2 building inn. emotion: main aim mum
mic «minimal; '4‘ ' ’
“006.
An open Alf work shop mil coll
_.;.'w noun angels to mum it. one" main“ «to ma limo no
Ina-1W numb-www-
wi by till gum]
iii in-
.‘ll‘S‘T‘ UNI‘II
.-
Skirt. 1:; mnln‘.
Waist, 16 i-onlm ~
Y‘tlf“’ii "r-
Two
South Norwalk. Conn.
liven the Simplest Street and Home Dresses
made after though he found it, border and llurdet‘
P I C T 0 R I A L, to stund the landlord‘s gut‘t’. Now. hm
- in; just received the lust liotii-i- oi in
g R E VIEW . crease, while it makes him the hum
' P A T T E R N s (54 distinguished trndonninu iu t‘ouuccil»
n I out, it leaves but. little joy izl "Soi':=‘
how that lv‘u‘nrb vliiu Clip.
I We l‘l'i‘ulllllll‘llil in you
(luv 01'
\ February Pattern
-» i
no on ul- now. she the ,
l‘lt‘TOIIAL
‘BEVIEW I"
rnrrnnn; g
WILLIAM F. BEERS.
Stem.
to milk!“ u t-iilipli'll‘ turn u‘liilu lit‘lllllil
llli?’ (‘ountle
“I
"w“!!! Raine for New Year's Gift.
-l’lutu the ouiuel "Sol" lilrin'v. illitl
despite, frequent regular ruins-s ll‘(illi
the landlord, he t‘illlllllilt'fl to thrive,
i'll udulir-
llt‘l‘flfilil‘fl. Rent New $6 Per Foot.
'i‘bi> last “rhino“ wus udulinislvrol
n in“; day»: ago and shows that Mr.
:anuer's l‘Itlll bus reached 5720 lu‘tl
Mlillllllill. just duuhlv wiml he paid ii i
yours; ago. Six dollars per lootri
'l‘hut'x going some for Stamford. 'i‘nkoi
those ~—
CELEBRATED u stole nuywhere ill the business dis);
PlCTORIA Lf lrit't, oily 30 by ill) or 2,401! square “‘th
lit to} a tool. the rent would be mi
REVIEW 400 per your. Twelve hundred doi-i
FASH'ON ., lure u, month for rent. True, “Sol“,
. \ Wanner does not pay $1,200 u ulouthi
BOOK‘ l'i'lll. but hm'oriholonu. he uuws lllU:
”"15 ”my 10 cents heaviest rental of any iuuu ill (‘oh-t
, win-u hurrnasml without!) ueotieui, and tiutt. mind you. witimuil
1‘5 “"1“ bent. light or my rehnlrs. ,
l Block a Gold Mine.
l 'l‘llnt liw Quintnl'd work in n ho:
' revenue producer may be gleuued from
.tho figures of the. rentals to be until,
,liy the nine Kl'mllid-flmlr lollunto, com:
"lent-lug April i, 1914. The mold or,
vi'urule lighten obtniuubie show on in-
lrzoiue ot’ approximately $lh,hlitl it your
‘i'm' the moron and about 2.1300 inr-
ltilo two upper llOl’ll’l-l, in approximate
w, ~ total revenue of 317.500 i'ol' lllt‘, (‘ouhi
a',|l.l.ling your, 'l‘ho building in vuiiu-d on,
Norwalk. Conn. 2the linseuoorit"bookh no l‘olloh-s: (lwu‘
lor'e valuation. $123,000: usueunorh'vni‘;
471"
lwulfl, 15 cent:
Skin, 15 would
‘
l
utilisation”
Milli iii
Second 'Hearing on dilution at
y Assessments Attontiodby
litany Dealer:
The state abolition ‘colmninulou held
it hearing yesterday ulternooninittint
us a board or what, in New Haven. to
hear complaints of oyetarmon millet
itbo nanooumeuln placed on the ovate?-
i-bedn along the Connecticut , Shore.
i'l‘ilia in the second of three hearing»
i the board “will“ legume. titanium:L
lot ouch applicatiouii’ior induction: and
ltlto‘ihil‘tl one. chiefly for Now unveil
OYMflflnei, wiiljbe held: next Monti”
at 2 o'clock in theolllno onflooretary
commerce butlilili‘i; f’i‘ii‘ii oyster. out
are claim that oomootthti enter beds
have been undesiiiiiifiilt two time their
correct value The monument hi
mode by Secretaryliem and the com-
rlxmlon Mien}, ”l “motion; on I
«hurdodmnjl 3' ,. » . ,
The» idle W-We that
MMZM4W¢WM;MV
Wlflfll‘lfli O. “m haul-oblate
Benin a. ll. month. of, W
Brothel-a, New Manor 1*; n. mu-
1»
L ,
. :"itollou. $150,000.
‘iey, ol’ the Andrew lindel Oyster i‘ulll- block in llfli’lllll N per cent. on ”w!
puny. iirldaeml‘i: 0- ll. ”mime" ammu’nor'u valuation. I
million Smith. the latter
Brothers 00., of New Haven; Ciarent‘e
Palmer, of Sound Bench: W. 'H. RN01
and Captain Wheeler, of the Sealohipt
‘Sygmm: Rit-imrd W. Low and Thoma-i Soon after the report of u all our
"'l’homao. of New Haven; 0 W. Hulm'ctmt. advance in the rental» of it new
of Hull: 8: Dunbar. and «H. J. mwia, o: loin More and office buildings whoso‘
..-...Wl
' So you ohorve. llll'i
‘ i
Taxing Merchant. Out of Bunions.
Editorinlly, the iiiiullford Bulletin re
of Smith 1 l m _
[em to thin matter no follow: ;c
an
established 2557
Remnants of Fine Wash Goods
The accumulation of filiut'i lengths it'll ll'lllll Hun.
sole of .lzuiual‘y first. l‘iuzc.»
very low for :1 quick Sillt'.
Lawns and Muslins
Silk and .Cotton Novelties
Cotton Poolius, Piques and P ongees
' January Sale
imiu i lthll'l‘ill'lls. null‘iml
.\lillll l‘Vlllill‘.
of Furniture
Rugs, Carpets, Curtains and Upholstery
D
This is the week iwr lllill
ult‘lltrt. For all liillll.- of flu W t
l‘llilli a: well :13 Runs and (fortune.
Hangings, l‘li‘uliorios :luil Shmlvx?
\i'llntt'vor (ltfit‘l'lllllillll
Goods
i(‘_\' Sitting lil 'illiw-o lli‘l‘fil‘l
'i‘i\t-i'i‘lg<. Linoleum :iuvi (iii:
kill
l’lli‘llli lll'l'
\Vlutil «\‘.'
4‘
iii-
For
Hit lill
Special Values in ”9 x 12 Axmioster Rug-s
A number of (implied unlit-ms. llllh’il)‘ in i‘tliltllillil‘l 1;
:ll illitl Oriental designs guild
l‘Hltd‘lligm null Sililzllili: inl'
living i‘ni)lll$. dining l‘iil'lll‘i. ni'i'h c.» éi'itl wuliqiuliliv lmiiil
lugs u'llnivrol' runs of Sldk'li «l
lllt‘l‘ price SJSMQ,
$19.00
lliit‘ilb‘iUilN (‘2ill llt" HM ll.
l‘lil'j
Mahogany Bedroom Suites
Three pieces. Bed. D
\uliu- $715.2li ful' $69.00
\';lluo $178.50 for $140.00
Value $174.50 for $l35.oo
\‘ziiuv Snug; for $80.00
Sheraton _Suite, 5 1305., value
Circassian Walnut Suite. ~l llt'
Birdseye Maple Suite, 3 ma.
Goldfin Oak Suite, 3 lit‘*..
Brass
Latest models. satin finish.
it! i‘llhr Hill.
l-‘ii'i-l l'ln it.
tensor and Chiffonier.
Value $391.25 i'll' $175.00
\':iluc Sli'lfiil {h $88.00
{hilly SJIIHH fur Siljbbl)
\ :lllit' SJWLH‘) im‘ $5.000
gifiilii" i-vil‘ $150.00
\._.¢2_'rl_;uinr $75.09 ‘
Sitii_75 fur 380.05
Silt-tun: imf $75.00
Beds .
\‘nlliv $34M) for $22.67 \, :iliu- $3; 51; in $335.00
\nhiv S5250 in $38.34 \nlm- $55.25 l $36.80
\hlm- Si7oo for $11.34 \uizw 814m 1‘ ll' 35mm
Upholstered Springs, \nlm- .<1 ;.;3 in $11.80
WOVCn Wire Springs. L‘dlllt‘ v igr, i illllt‘ 85th) i'ui‘ $4.09
National Fabric Springs, cubic wine. 5 u o i-il' $4.8o
White Enameled iron Beds
'l‘lli xlm‘k illi‘lllili‘x llli’lilt‘:\ li‘ulll Siam ill liriw Hit.
> all subject to 2:) per cent. discount.
Children‘s White Enameled Cribs. ‘
\hhw 5; so im: $6.th
\Lllli 55m?» l-u‘ 36.40
\ il:ii\, Swim in $8.00
Mattresses.
\.tllll‘.t': \\ iiilt‘ limit iw~l
lililllt‘, t. im 5;}. i' u' $32.o0
‘xi‘iii limit 'up :tlui ‘ 53w "d it 12' $24.00
Randi. «ilk tin“, with Slim" for $ll.20
i3ltt~tiv i 1.3:, xul'h Sum i l $8.75
1.1.”! \ila-llt lullilil, with \‘N‘i lint 85'75
y.
Property i-iglitu are not be to diure-
or the Evening iBuilolin, but we mum.
tuin that the agnoosoro’ vuiuutlou on
hot in Stamford, or our t‘ouuoolivut t‘lvic \l’oiinru l‘iuhu it their \wrli ~
to he made void by illcnimhli-rnlv urn.
orty owners? What run lw dune lllllll'L
levitated, and such is not the intention it. you hull? Find. direct ”in itlll‘llllt .
of the nunonooru to onhiilliuim in ii ,.
buuluonn diutt‘ict hull unit tin-m, in il
Frederick L, Perry in tho Chemot- at
Wye-Wm: i ; o,.m.
Bridgeport. 'conveuiouoen uro nominative or 100‘
more axe. comes new of bankruptcy
”firoceodtnss in the ni’i’oiro of one of tho
prominent tenonln in that building.
one of the reasons ascribed, being that
the ntoreiteepen mm dinoonmuod be
gypud‘lurtllor efforts to keep up with
the soldiehnelln of the landlord. Al-l
most directly norm» tho ntroet from
the moot mount lulluro hi the store un-
til recently occupied by n hard-worn
in: young business men. who with
hustling “manta inn buoy early not!
into and appeared to be doing well.
When modern: it conntobio'ii keepers
were requisition“ to phylum the
ini- mi rite- to a when man’s ambi-
tion to live 1nd to grow. One of the
moon: uoflbad wan an excessively
hm.mtnt. i
it in a well established not that one
Stamford unwounmdn. a tenant in
lin- bnlidlui whim otvner lute noon lit
torment the route on nireedy OVOI‘W*
it was eluted by home of the oyotor-
men that. the plantar» connidor that
‘tiie general condition of the industry
its Connecticut in fall from prosperous
good the oommitaionorli were urged to
'aunilt and foster the induntry in every
proper manner. "Another point which
won emphasized was that except for
tho induntry and progmsnivenoso o!
the oystomen in trentilorrln; a eon»
timetable port of their lntoreoto to
other amen when conditions no morn
more favorable than in monument.
many more of the planters would have
been unnllie to minim at on in Con-
necticut and that: no it tyranny have
tritium their opening noun» to
other mm, and ovary move or that
town of conmtiouumi 0! taxes on
real mm and, oleomonl. it “'3‘!
claimed. “ ‘ y '
it ma «abundant. the satin (lon-
nocticut um,mrtliovindnm “iii
tint-Mitt for malnmnnobm
twin-natal; thew mod
thalidom- emotlnwtim time
to mutant any tumult: mutton.
kind moons-n lonn‘rln permits to the.
anathema. pm more outwith-n j
any mr‘neohnnt intimation lit
mm halo norm. thin momenta .
«hm to our ‘ttm_o~ you for A Store
nevi-oatmeal! Nutrient. Thlolii a
condition one waldo um labour
~.ooetioieu of " Manhattan. but .oortu‘iniy
i
central proportion ll-l too low in ooul~ event of tho roi'out inori'umeh lll'll‘i'
written with the owner's douiuudu on warranted, to compare tho lliilél'lmllllilrl
the tenants. it in nearly time for lllfl'Wllll the hurtling power lillil thou pr ,-
OW‘W’S 0f control WWW” to nwukon portion them on they dounrvo. \l‘omn
to the fact that manhole» tire lni'rouu- the Board of Tl‘Nltl m inqulrg him it...
in: on Atlantic and M i lill‘mlflfl. :oonditlous, and art-unite to motion it
Why this diocnuruzknoudilton liol’ for our merchants from lilo lohu
should exint in hard to ”understand. at grouping property QWliDI‘H. ,Wlu
lien» is Stamford, the cantor of hired ullrielt for mercy when the innovation»:
inc population or 60,000 people, who attempt. to place it fair vuluoliim w.
expect to find in Standard practically their Novelty. but llll.‘ community
the same road: olitnlnablo in New loin i'oroon unmet this exciinnive rm.
York. and at the some Nicer. Them iniquity and willow these rent hirillw
in no doubt that our merchant" would that 'Eitonilord people will not. inleriiw
like to utility shopper» in this regard. iniuetloe in this nor any otiwt‘ ,I‘ornv.
but how in ouch a thing foothible undoi- ' M *
existing rentalconditionn. which are ll‘root an m
crowing worse uni worse. because at - , .
tho yoigo o: millet-dim that Eflvlftlltill $3313“ a; m‘mm
the necks at ‘Slml'M'm‘d merchant»? '
it the ownorii of oontrnl property we
Washed to drive mule may from
Stem. 'hy delving Slalom mer-
et'imtrout 0! bounce. it ovum-u that
they on will; ”until int-n. ours my. .
‘ “it my wonder-tit» alumni with
tie wont-om natural humanities
lieu nebula more mold iitridas in
Hammond patrolman?
, 04""wa use on; m: of
WW4WQW¢m ~- ..
w'l’ era's notbih no good for a me
u '11:)th Electric (iii.
honou- any
. .. . ml...» , t .»w>_4h
i W
this anomaly TO woo: yum.
inmrwmwn. 20.~«‘l‘bo hungo—
port on Miami“ has informed
the Millie utilitlufiommisflun that
it will“ notion. attention we oi in
initialed omwtllln ‘mfiw wlih
the mount ot the. oommlooiomf,,'rhe
omnmlonion still line-theme,“ the new
{lion of oertnin lithium pimple men»
Trude and in; for cheaper gas rates.
Q
Norwalk Chronicler