I can“. one. if, :91.
g A mm m-
. TABLE DAKASK.
asc——soo-—rsc—si.os;
Forums .......... .. .m to as has!
IABLE arms as» NAPKINS no.
MATCH ..... ,. 3.2. so to $5-
BIJREAU SCAMS . .25c b0 3|.5ll
in matured and law
Ransom” table carers and bureau
covers.
Ilium Gash Towelinx .lflu. 12 LE
and we.
E. K. Banks
I-mmmmumm-
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Leather
Goods,
Of All Kinds.
Pocket Books fromn 25c in $7.00;
Ladies’ Bags from $2.00 to $800.é
DONNELLY’SI‘
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Stationcry Store. :6 So. Main Std
Always ‘ g
Acceptable;
IS
lCHRISTMAS STATIONERY.
Large assortment at greatly re-
duced prices at our CLJOSING
OUT SALE.
WM. P. BEERS
At Closing Out Prices.
DOWNTOWN.
6 South Main Street.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERG—L C
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all othei
makes, sold. rented
‘ repaired. Rentals, it
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month
as. DONNELLY.
16 South Main street. South Norwaili
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5....
i WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-
l"or Norwalk and vicinity:
[light and Saturday.
A long ridge of high pressure on
[mails from North Dakota southeast.
unit] to Mississippi. it is causing low
itimpcraturcs bstween the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi River.
Zero temperatures were- reported as
for south as Kansas. it was colder
this morning in Atlanta. Ga... than it
was in Ndw HaVen. Some ‘snow
hurries were reported this morning
from the Ohio Valley and hairs
region. but there is no well~dsflned
storm area between the, Rocky
Mountains and tha Atlantic stills!~
(‘ onditiona mvor for this vidnttyt‘
"Fill? woithér vvi‘t‘h "simmmwer
«temperature: <
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature:
34!). Clear.
William Thompson. proprietor of the
new York Grocery 0! Norwalk. has
removed to Norwalir, where he and
his wife will live on Arch street. Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson have bscnstsy-
in; the past year in one of Louis
Verlln's bungalows in Cottags Row.
Wilton.
—'i‘he Edison Diamond Disk Phono-
sraph is thc_most wonderful musical
instrument 0! all time. Hear one at
Angevine's
it: has been erroneously reported
about town that the lochl Salvation
Army will not, this year. have the us.
nal Christmas tree and give slits to
the poor of Norwallr. in view of the
fact that a Christmas tree will be en-
joyed by 600 children of Norwalk.
Christmas Eve. at the Armory. This
has been denied by officials of the
Amy. who state they will hold Christ-
mas services on Christmas Day in
their hall. They will ,not, however.
give toys. but will furnish the,worthy
poor with shoes. food, clothes and the
like.
~Brass desk sets from $1.50 to
$12.00 at Donneliy's. _
—Havo you heard the Edison Din-
mond Disk Phonogrsph at Angsvine’sv
Low, 19: high,
. ‘1 . l
HEaITATEn .
We guarantee to teach anyone how
to dance well for 86 or refund your
money. We keep teaching ydn until
you learn. .
POLLEY ’S .
Private Dancing School
27 MONROE,» STREET Tol.1413-2
(Near R. R. station.)
Privacy assured. Join now.
-Furs for AChristmas-
The Little Shop
MUFFSIM uscxrincss
Strictly Nev-rlluh Grads
rmin lain-t lodoh
.. their services were not needed.
‘ New York.
’ led. clothed and furnished him with
» mitted he had stolen the jewelry,
~ toil fit, you will and hand embroider-
The committee to appraise the
equipment or the police departments of
the City of Norwalk has been appoino
ed by Mayor Francis 1. Burneil, who,
this afternoon. made known his choice.
Horace h‘llubbell. Pmup‘ ll. Fielding
and Albert M.. .Pohiman . have been
chosen for tha‘work. The committee
will slut at once on this matter. it
is the intention ot the city tor the
Fourth district tat-purdhssothe entire
apparatus of ill 'the' police .dcpart-
meats. and pay to the individual dis-
tricts rentals torthe buildlnn.~
éWheu ' in: is dark and.
you‘vuloat all you hurl. start. a hospital
like iii-rinsi- mum at scar. Don
0M3. V. -z._i V ,i
The case of the Cudahy Packing
Company vs. Frederick 3.. Morgan.
trustee or Homers. Beers. bankrupt,
was yesterday morning settled out or
court. with Attorneys Keogh it Can-
dee representing Mr. Morgan. The
cudahy Company took over the two
downtown sud tin one uptown storss,
formerly operated by Mr. Beers. just
before he was forced into bankruptcy.
The trustee claimed this preferential
payment. Suit was brought for $2,-
000. damages. There were a large
number otlocal witnesses in Bridge.
port yesterday to attend the trill, but
4mm Fresh Shoulders.
New York Market
At. the meeting of the Boy Scouts.
last evening, a number 0! candidates
were examined by the examining
board [Oi the position of scoutmas’ter.
The board is composed of Chief Wil-
liam it. Pennington. General Russell
Frost, Attorney its 0. Gregory, Capt.
Albert Mossmsu, of this city. and
Scout Commissioner P. McDonald. 0!
lie. lb.
~Donnelly hits just received new
Wal‘ extra post cards. The latest thing
out. Be sure and ask to see them. 50
each. -
As an expression of his gratitude
toward Mr. and Mrs. Charles flanks,
of 10 Pine street, this city. who have
money when he was in need. Charles
Hoyt. ot Norwaiir and Bridgeport, stole
several valuable rings from Mrs.
Hanks several days ago. Hoyt was
srrsstcd.‘ last night, by Oflicer John:
Flynn. and after an examination. ad-
which has been recovered: Hoyt was
arrested once before tor stealing an
ovcrcost. uptown. This morning he
was sentenced to thirty days in
Bridgeport jail and $2 in costs.
-At Miss Poih‘o'mus', ‘80 Washing-
ed linen bandkerchiei’s. silk hosiery.
caps and corals, fancy bags. etc. Snit-'
able for Christmas slits.
The report of the urinals! success
of the flair given at the Kuwait M. E.
(thrush by the bullet Aid Biciaty was
promoted at the mautincottbator-
Ionization. pastor” armada. and
it m tbs! “It was Island. it was
vatid to dust. a doe. shoots at
neily's. Warn '6 Hyatt’s and John '
ran soars soswsLK EVENING sssrmnu
arwnm
'
E. T. lates-
AUCTIONEER
SOUTH NQRWALK
$15 to $200 00 that lasts.
the whole Year
Round
If the selection of your Xmas Gifts has become a
mental as well as a physical burden.
if won wander
from store to store bewildered by the never ending dis—
play of things unsuitcdto happy gill? purposes You have
“’5: blue assembled in
. forts and refinement.
. price.
'l‘lié Eli‘ctricsl and Mbcliaiiical Trains,
" Vclncipedes. Hand Cars, Sleds. Wagons (inns, Boats
Etc. \‘llll surely interest the boys. ‘
A.JCollmsCo
Great. ‘ nines
for
forgotten that the spirit of Xmas is of fiicsidc origin.
our four large i'loois tiiosc iin-
portniit accessories that are so important to home «um-
You “ill find! hero gifts of gen—
uine llit‘lll, distiiictivcin character and reasonable
w!
Our Toy Dept.
is a wonderland replete with hosts of delightful play.
things for the children.
girls are Dolls of every size and description, Doll l’ur-
. lllltlr8,. Tea Sets. Trunks, Gaines, Etc.
in
Of special interest to the little
Automobiles
Christmas Buyers
A practical and apprOriatc collection of Gift Things for
everyone is here in great variety and v.cry reasonably
priced.
Here in brief fashion
WAISTS — For
de chine. lace and very
fectiVe lingeries, in the sea~
son's most approved styles.
kinds.
GLOVES -- All
What better gifts?
STATIONERY iii pi etty
women
and misses, made of crepe
sch um Mam ib‘téfiit‘d
WE mention aiew suggéStions:
HOSIERY—For. nien ~ and
Cf’ ways very acceptable;
*fl'AN—DKERCHJEFS
avast assortment. -
in
DAIN'I‘Y BABYWEAR
gift boxes GIFTS.
APRON‘S—Many exclu- EXQUISITE MUSLIN
“W Sty‘es- ‘ UNDERWEAR.
KIMONOS AND BATH
ROBES of cv cry descrip-
, tion
SERVICE‘ABLE SWEAT-
ER’S for women and child-
ren.
UMBRELLAS .— Every
good kind, for mcn, women
and children.
cst creations.
Other beautiful and desirable gifts, comprising Arti;
cles of White French Rory, Manicure Sets, Jewel Canon;
Toilet Sets, Etc., the very best values that can be found.-
N. B. —Christmas Savings Club Checks May Be Cushed
Here.
I WAIHINGTON “ill".
ll" , ‘ .
.. “Mk“
.5 . ‘n‘ L .. . f1. , 'Jv’
-.l' lM. ..
The N. E. Ryan (10.:
'souvu noawsut.
'Ji 0..
women.“ A sensible gift, al- '
.r
NECKWEAR~The lat-
Theré’s less crowd, more time and
Better Assortments
——N‘EVERTHELESS——
‘We can’t help the crowd, but as to the time and assortnient.“we will try to
both right up to the last. minute of our
.i t... «lull. 41.- film
Closing-Out
‘ 71;; I
give you
Sale,
A
This Coupon and 890
[Entities the Holder to a Fine
Guaranteed Fountain Pen.
.l ohiifD. lRocke-I
teller Started
Business'lwiili
$1, 000.
and has made tons of millions 0! (lol-
luvs. Tho mt opportunity knocks
but one!) at may man’s door. Bu
pit-puma to sci-c your opportunity
when it was illicit. Start sining
——bc Mays-manned today by no-
autism”
. {Afimfifi‘
now bring 'issned by
liliiiiiiiilllltlto
your this! corn‘rd
Bomb are issued lit donu‘ntmuons
all, erupting the
88 mus-Its are required. at. the and
ot modulate till the money you have
lilld‘II-Mu‘be paid our to you. to-
author with interest at-d per cent.
youmtmmdtolumm
month, lust the same no you would
pay the pn-miurn-on an insurance
. You are at liberty to purflmae as
many bimdsusyuudoslreand the
9911990. ,Whowislics to contract tor
_ the smallest bond is as welcome as
the one who can afford the most or-
pmsivo.
Make a New Year's resolution to
save your many in n sysmtic way.
rl'his is your opportunity. firm! as a
card or drop no a line and our mpro
scntativo Mil (will.
armor: imam" "1
This “is your upputiinity to can: , '
cousin.
«mums». YMMMM.; "
in mound: Dammit. 3‘ mun-ma in ~
zo'bondonwhich ..
It is a method of saving by which ..
money to pay your installment ouch .
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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TRUST COMPANY.
" inv't'h‘vdll M| t Mun-W; trauma-
$1.00 r month in 38 payments
amoli‘sfits to 3 40.00
$2.00 per month in us xmyments
amounts to 80.00
”.00 per month in 38 payments
.. amounts to 200.
“0.00 per month in ”payments
amounts to ........ . 400
825. 00 per month in 38 payments
sméunts to ._ 1005. 50
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The People s_ Trust Company
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At The Sign
' 01- The Chimes
uMufludthatapby-
is a. necess1tv With acme busy folks Eat Christin. '5
time, Often there is no opportunity to make cum
How reassuring theréfore to purchase
Where you are sure of dependable Values
and reliable merchandise? "
here.
G W. Fairchild & Son, Inc,
90'! Main so, Brlddelibt‘t. Conn.
Established in 1865. l
tinny». who's-tins:- aladdrouotblsonlrm
“hsdhh mummmaaumunm
w Duluth. amumwmmmm
‘ ”ufl‘ummw .i m “I. lb 1*
reignin- inn-mt. periods and
,to bond, no ink-rest panhhv‘
utter expiration at one
on demand but may rectum
.tcii notice as profidrd' (or
‘ and Regulations governing
in this bank. Bond must"
any diunnnd for panned
for an iimoiint long than ham,
, bunk an amount equal to lo per .
or the total sum credited,
00 positor shall, by Such nctbe
by and he smile“ to the mouth}
and try-laws of this bank.
- - nasvmdrcnnns. inmnrmis. iwrtiimns.
mmw
“mummuumu—tmaflurd
rummwmmmunmnunm’
DOWN-TOWN.
STORE.
«w
...
l. ”t poms must he million;
‘2. Inu-rcst shrill its wmpu
your. u"
3. The total amount dens-M
be withdrawn at. any limo. b. L
withdrawn herons uic built-u; '
the first your, no intent!“ mu
paid. 1m shall only he
at the expiration cloud: is ‘
yiuir. "
\ -
-t. The bank will pay it
5. No withdrawal shall
u
8. The depositor may bong
7. It dcpositor fails: to W“
regular monthly dt'poslia for, " “
sutuicding months, the amount '
positi-il on bond shall be i
to a regular savings maroon _
homer, tiic depositor should M
make deposits for any one or.
months and should wish to com
arrangcmcnts may be made to
on so.
8. 0n nutkmg first. deposit. tho
At The sign ,
of .Tlléy' Chi
Mamba-notes“ who
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Norwalk Chronicler