am. SEPARATE 3138 NR COAL THEREFORE MANY VARIETIES TO SUIT THE WHIMS OF EVERY HEATER. THE FERRIS COAL COMPANY losec' Torn Murray ll 80th Main Street ' So. Norwalk amnd'flve PAPERS MAKE " A'n'aacrrvs Homes. Well: a position to offer you WMfldnal'opportunity 'm‘ use ”masons in -‘ preparation } tile holiday season it a small MW ‘Our ’tdt'ovlingoi' «flirty .pspdif datum-lain; the latest de- m M tom has been pur- M at a can laws. In in one. afar you the advantages of Wm&‘ la: Gotham Co _ sas'r uonwata :} fret." ass. a ”a need 61- Volk lectncai (lo. I ‘ Only Fully Equipped stecmcat silos } ‘ in she‘l‘m " ‘” au‘ro enemas \ ’ Liilt’l'tll liledl 'l‘crms use-” ‘ M‘in~flofl3 This is just one of the Puss—in-Boots color for your lit‘le ones to cut out.‘ tunes Yards a beautiful page to keep them bymy The whole story of Pussin- Boots in pictures to cut out is in the January 15c On Sale Now 15c Give YourChildrenThis Cut-Out PICTORIAL REVIEW E Ilames Donnelly mm mm] IT’S NOT T00§LATE To Select Your Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph}: FOR CHRISTMAS r Weesley was the husband of Miss Le mum Min mnauq Ann-em. ‘ It was with madman-t the aewsofthsdesthotMWW. aformerdosigncaadresidontotthis dim)“ resolved My. Ir. lis Avboa. daughter of toner select-1 man Avison. of Main street. Mrs.‘ Wessley is very well-known in Nor- walk. and the sympathies o! a host at friends are extended to her in her be- reavement. The body was brought-to Norwallt.‘ yesterday. and was intern- ed in the Union cemetery. Only mem- bers of the family were present. Mrs. Wessley is at present vlry seriously ill at her home in Philadelphia, but her recovery is earnestly hoped for by her many friends in this city. Mr. Wessley is survived by his wife. and a baby daughter about one month old} w“- ‘Now For the Grand. Finale ONLY T W0 )AYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS . With the usual list of delayed items from one cause or another. I v W’v'l We are ready' in every department with a full force of clerks ready and willing to 8ch prompt attention to your needs. Ladies‘ Furs Miss Johanna E. Buckley. ll“ . . h i Sen | Word was received in Norwalk this ., c ”rm" Fur ,morning. that Miss Johanna E. Buck-l Ladlea' Tailored Suits Ifey, sister 01 John Buckley. of Frank- . iiyu avenue. had passed away yester— Ladies R'i” 0°“. do, at her home in Brooklyn. The re- Children's an" m mains will be brought to Norwalk lo- . morrow, and interment will be made 8"" Want! ‘in St. Mary‘s Cemetary. l Lingerie Walsts Carmela Mareco. é Dainty Aprons Carmella Mareco, died yesterday , I morning at the home of her parents. Ladies Underwear 5‘). Wall street at the age or three ' Ladle ' s kl months and eight days. after an illness s too n“ with bronchitis. The funeral was held . Men». Stockings this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. under the direction of Undertaker George W. I Collin. Jr Interment was in St. Mary' s: cemetery.1 Harold Hastings. .1 ll Harold Hastings. of \l'estport died ‘ Every case and counter in our store is THE F AlRCI-IILD STORE- Last Minute Suggestions filled ""wiar' dainty Christmas gifts for Old Folks-and Young Folks Kids and Grown-Ups, His Sister and Her Brother; and the been of it is the fact that the majority of the articles. my easily carried and thus avoid all chances of last minute delays. “-1,: ,- . Be it Fifty Cents Fifty Dollars, or ten times either amount you are sure of a satisfactory selection right Here and right NOW. . We Wish You a Yery Merry o I Christmas I- .hd‘; And fully appreciate your individual contribution to the biggest andrbasz our Fifty Years of Con- tinuous. Business or Bridgeport. G. W. Fairchiidi’f Sons ___,_____“lur. Tea MAHIN'STREET “At the Sign of the Chimes."-—-—- Come In Where You Hear The Chimes. BRIQ’SEPORT CONN‘. yesterday afternoon at his home in' that place. after an extended illness. Mr. Hastings was 43 years old. and is survived by a wife and four children. i He is well known in this city as a for- | mer leather in Merriil's Business Col i lose, on Washlnxton street. a position‘ he held seven years ago. Funeral ar- l rangements hate not been completed '- Danbury papers please copy. i Robert a court, Robert Samuel Oauli died at his ' home in Westport this morning at the! age of 50 years. Funeral will be held1 on Monday afternoon at 2_ o'clock. | ‘ CHECK OFF YOUR NEEDS FROM THIS LIST:— Children's Stockings lelea' Neckwear Men's Neekwear Men’s Gloves ”J Boy Scout Gloves Men's Umbrellas Ladles’ Umbrellas 1.. Children’s Umbrellas Men's Handkerdhlefs Ladies' Handkerchiefs Boy Scout Handkerchiefs a. I... it‘ll i' Hair and Sash Ribbons Shopping Bags Travelling Bags Suit Cases Copyright Fiction, 50c. Boy Scout Books Children's Books Calendars Christmas Cards Tags and Labels Visit Gilt Tables in the Bargain Basement . Special assortment of dainty China, Cut Glass and Metal N ovelties at 10¢. 25¢. 50¢. $1.00 Received at the Last Minute H COVERED CASSEROLES in attractive nickel frames. Round 93¢, Oval $1.49 ,ALUMINUM COFFEE PERCOLATORS in two new Shapes ........ $1.25, $1.40 TODAY IN WALL STREET. NEW YORK. Dec. ”23 (Wall Street. 10:30 a. m.) —-Coppera and oil were. again the loaders at the routlast of to- day’s moderately aothe mprket. with the usual neglect of more, petitioned is sues. Initial gains of substantial frac- tions to a lull point were recorded by American Smeltinx and Utah, Anacon da. (Toppers while Mexican Petroleum rose a point to the new record of. 103 7-8. U. 8. Steel scored a fraction- }.:, ty advance at the opening. soon add- ing to its gain. Such specialties as Crucible Steel. Studebakgr and Am erican Car also were slightly higher. with a further demand for Mercantile Marines. , WALL STREET; Dec. 23.—Prolii >taltlng exercised the astral effect. but grecoverles were prompt, Mexican Po itroleum extending its gain to 106 1-3. while Smelling rose almost a point to 106%. Steel was ofxired in large blocks. one five thousand share lot selling ar’s‘s at. New York Central denoted further iccumulatlon. advanc- "in: it to 106-1-2. its top price in two years. Unusual activity was shown by Lake Erie and Western Common and Preferred. and New York, Chicago and at; Louis. or. substantial saline. but Eries weredistlnctly heavy. General .Motors fell 19% to 479%, and Bethle- hem Steel 5 to 465. Bonds were ir- regular. with diminished dealings in “ “t” . " m Anglo-French Fives. \ . ‘ . 1.7:“? it. BUY YOUR . Meigs )3: Russell, former y connet ’ed with The Sentinel, but now of Wines, Cordials and FBeer liar Christmas \ L Di SOESA Central Hotel, Monroe St.. or 55 Railroad Avenue. Our Goods are the Best—Prices the Lowest. REM?“ MBER WE CLOSE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Bridgeport. was a} visitor in South Nor- ‘ , . read: this morning. ' Friends of William T. Williams. in this city. learn with regret that he is :seriously ill at his home in Westport. l --TOY8. Briggerman Bros} } 1:— » .} ..... x} r“ u‘ 11 Qur Secretarial Course Will. Make Y}ou Meagan; Efficient ‘ }. New Terms Begins January 3rd DAY. AND EVENING CLASSES. 2-: 3?; i GAZETTE BLDG. w THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. lTristram 8. Hyatt N ORWALK. i, .‘t' 0:. g: 3:. .3 O 2032“? O O O O .m”.“.” o a? o ”o“: O 0“? 0 0i. 0 00 O 0 O M O 0 0e O O O O «’00:». " 9 some. 6 O M00396”: .1 re .... Wear toywmwwwwww $1.3 .53.. Tie Waists, Petticoats, ‘ } Infants and Children’s, Umbrellas, Suit: .‘Cases, :«z«:«w:eo MW ‘ger ’8. (:9: 1: We o’n’oofi» 3 LE OF FURS‘ The most sensible Christmas gift one canbuy formoiher, sweetheart. sisteror wife would bees-nice set of furs. Because} it will remembered long after Christmas. Kimmias,‘ Sweaters, . Boy’s \Overc’oats, Shoes Blankets and Quilts , I ‘ l m‘ . . O a a”; O Q 00.“. O O .0.” O 0990 O. O. .0. «z» 0 O .9.“ O .0. O «z» 0 O u 0 O f‘o 0. O O M 9 O O. O O O. 9 O.” O .1. G g. a . 9...": .. O O ”:90 o o o”o O. O O “.0. O ‘0 9 O O O O “”09 O O o to.” a. O O. O O. O O O ”O”... o . .00.
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