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THE MAN’S SHOP“
Guarantee
Like shaking hands on a gen-
tloman’ s agreement—our, guar-
rg'ltntee of satisfaction.
Confidence in each other.
1, On your part, it' s faith in our
methods and merchandise. ,
On our part, it’s the belief
t men want and appreciate
e quality.
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Izverthng a man wears.
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The Character of Your Home!
Pl'a‘ns and specifications for every building on your city lot or '
' farm determines a great deal of the character of your home. But not
alil There Is also lawn, paint,, arrangement—but most vital of all,
the quality of lumber or building material used. , a"
Grade “A" lumber insures substantial and durable building. in-
ferior building materials still leave the best of contraction perishable
and the owner subject to constant care and expense._ ~
Standard lengths for timber have been developed which save. both
time and money in home building. Seasoned lumber which is care-
fully inspected upon arrival at our yard, is always included in esti-
mates we gladly make for you when you are thinking of building. 5 _ 1
No matter whether it is a house, barn, alteration or repairing,We
want to supply you with materiaIe—Lumber, Windows, Doors—Milk:
work, Glass and Paint.
1 The Hatch e Banéy co.
hp--.’r""-fl--0”--'w"-'ofioof-~--J-', -A-------,.--_.-
1 from which their drinking ‘water is ob-
. tamed. is the belief, of John J. 1113- '
BATT R1155
B. ,We Are the Only Authorised xido Dealers in This Town. .
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
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’ Mme. J eannette
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
For Your Holiday Purchases
We take this opportunity to extend to you a most cordial
invitation to inspect our holiday goods. Our stock is complete
and prices astonishingly low, and will make purchasing from
this store both pleasant and profitable.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,HANDKE1RCHIEFS conssTs. BRAS-
SIERES, BANOEAUX, CAMISOLES, KIMONAS, CORDUROY R0358,
1 BOUDOIR CAPS -
A Small Deposit Secures Any of These Articles for Christmas.
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LADIES " FELT SLIPPERS
ALL COLORS
' 79,1:
,3. Self Service
f “Shoe Store
i- 8110. Main St. So. Norwalk
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CHRISTMAS SH PPERS PRAISE OUR
COMFO ,SLIPPERS, ‘
Our Christmas Gift Sll’ppers are receiving enthusiastic approba-
tion from Christmas shoppers. We are daily told that our assortment
is unequalled in the beauty of it: colors and its thoroughly good
quality.
if you haven' t made your selections we suggest that you delay no
longer, as color and size ranges will be less extensive later. v
CCNNEALLY 89° BRACKEN
Ettore Open Saturday Evenings.
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
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Savings Deposzts
IncorpOrated 187 4
Paris Green 111 Brook $11114.
plymg Dnnkiim' Water. _
DANBURY, 1113:. 6.5111116 an at-
., tempt was made .to poison the mem- ‘
' bars of his family by placing a“
quantity of ptrin green in 'l. brook
Gulre, of Middle ”River district, Dan-
water last evening. The matter is
or, city health omcer, who has
ken a. saniple or the water which he
11 ill have analysed.
returning home early last
evening. When Mr. McGuire went
to the brook ,to’ obtain water for»
household needs .and‘ also for his
cattle he noticed that it was covered
with a green beam and upon further
investigation discovered that the scum
was caused by poison which had been
placed in the water.
A box which is said to hate con-
tained the poison. was round along-
through the bjt it" is hoped that the
guilty parties can be traced.
ELIL'I‘ED MAYOR OF NOTHING
.LOS ANGE'IIES. Dec. 6,—John S.
McGronrty. author and newspaper
writer. was a. mayor today; but of
nothing.
Tujunga. a settlement in the Ver-
dugo hills near here, unable to get
help from the alter“! to curb’ auto-
mgblle speeders, held an election on
two propositions. One was that Mr.
McGroarty be elected mayor, the oth-
1r that certain territory become the
incorporated town of Tujung‘a. .
Mr. McGroarty was elected by a
large majority. Incorporation failed
by a large majority.
STAMFORD MAN SUING MOTOR-
ISTS I‘OB $2000.
William J. Morrow of Stamford is
the plaintiff in a. 32,000 nutmaccl-
dent suit instituted 11100111121011 Pleas
court against Edward and Mary Van.
Iogon of New York" City. In his com?
rlnint, he alleges that he was drivi
his car on the Post Road near Menu
:1 venue, Gas Cob in Greenwich on Nov;
ember 25, whet ho was run into and
his car badly damaged by' the car
owned by the dcfendant and driven
by their agent, Peter Hallenger in a
negligent and reckless manner.
' HAS GOI’RAGE; DROH'NS
HIMSELF
NEW YORK. Dec. 8.—-Just to prove
his couragek Nicholas Mell’. of Ridge-
flcld Park,‘1 , ..,J jumped from a ferry-
bont and was drowned today in the
Hudson River.
Moile was conversing with other
passengers on the atterdcck. when
{someone passed a remark that he be-
lieved reflected on his courage.
Danbury Man Discovers:
bury, who' found the poison in the '
being lnv‘xestigeted by the Danbury ,
_ 11 lice and also by Dr. George E. 213cm-4
Members at the McGuire family ,
who reside about five miles outside '
. the city, were away most 0!! the 1111 V
yesterday,
side the brook by police officers and »
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w—mm—m.m
.L...ma_- 4—..- me...»-
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how much courage I've'rgot," he paid,
and carried out his threat.
BARDO FEARS U. S.
A RAILROAD CONTROL
HARTFORD. 1‘1 1:. 6.——-‘Unless there
is a. greater pull‘ ic interest in the
Welfare of. the railroads. government
owumshlp of the lines will come. and
1.111s; in view of the showing made dur-
ing the m. would be fortunate, ac-
cording to an Opinion expressed last
night by General Manager C: L.
Btu-do, of New haven system Mr.
Bar-do s comment was made during an
address at the Asylum Hill Congrega—
tional church whrre he spoke on
‘ Railroads and the Public." Governor
Everett J. Lake?é and Public Utilities
Cnmmissloner C. C. Elwell were also-
spcakern. _ _ l
unmet-mom 130mm,
FIXED Ann 3.111.151)
BRIDGEPORTV .Deo. 6.-Joseph
Rocchilchi, who was arrested at a. pis-
tol's muzzle. by two officers last night
on suspicion of being a. bootlcgger to-
day was fined $2110 and costs and sent
to jail for four months for having-
fllteen gallons of alcohol in his auto-
mbiie. He also was given four
months in jail for having a‘ loaded
revulver in. his pocket. He appealed
and was heldfin 82.000 bonds.
The man had his car parked here
when the officers closed in on him
and ordered him to hold up his hands,
which he did. But the man put his
foot on the pedal and the machine
started 01!. Tn‘e officers Jumped on
8113’ running board and used their
"I'll jump overboard and show you
pal
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nichtstlcks.
We have paid ninety-six sewn—annual
dividends, a total of nearly $3000,000
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which to do business. We
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The banking strength Which our depositors have given us has
been steadily used in makmg investments that not only insure pep
.fect safety but contnbute to the upbuilding of this community
This has always been a 00th and homelike institution with
~—l.'o see all of our customers next
Saturday and We hope to see you, the reader of this advansement.
whether you are a customer or not. “stove: your circumstances ‘
' may be, we want you for a customer and. know that our service will
be of real benefit to you.
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A Host 111 Christmas 11111111111111.1115
LADIES’ ALL-LINEN HANIIKERCHIEFS~Imt1aled and embr
50‘39 {)9 C, 69c,” 15C,
HAND DRAWN & EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS
MADIE-RA LINEN HANDKERCHI‘EF S . . . . . . .
MEN’S ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
Hemshtched.....35c,50c,69c,89c,95c Initialed..... ..... SQQQQC’
PLENTY OF CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
NORWALK’S LEADING ”DRY GOODS STORE
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HAIR AND SASH RIBBONS— ALL COLORS ‘
Christmas Ribbons, 5 yd. rolls, 15c; Wreath ribbons, 1 m we yd.; l 111 16c yam
MANY NOVELTIES IN LADIES NECKWEAR.
310“ $129 $1.50
"—vvm
Oldered 9-
89C and $1 1
51-,29 $1.59, 51 I
’ 81'899 $2.19
75:. $1.110,
Ho'r CHOCOLATE.
Hot Chocolate is a. drink you can .
drink for pleasure alone. and it 1
certainly ' 'has a distinctive food E
value. For the finest hot choco- 3
late 11 town you must visit our
fountain because here it is rich and
fuli- flavored, sweetened just fight 1
and piping hot. Other hot drinks
served also.
Prescription Pharmacist
B'lelaln 8t. 8o. NW... 0!
Pure Old-Fashioned .
SILKS
A WOOLENS 1111111111
-_ , . . VELVETS $171111
- WEEK ' CURTAINS 31.111111 -
PullWeiglxtPurecondensed
Milk.2cans ...... ,. ...25c
Quaker Oatmeal, in bulk,
5 lbs. for ............. 211:
Buckwheat, 4 lbs. 25c
Toilet Tissue, 7rfor 25c
"A. STULL ‘
1110mm,“ sensor-s11:
ful,
Friday. December 8.
—c. L. U. benefit dancé. Elks’ Hall,
The Fairfield County Savings Bank announces the opening of its new banking home and invites you to a
reception for customers and friends which will be held on Saturday, December 9th, from 2 to 8 p. m.
a Cent'utV of
Serv1ce
. The Fairfield county Savings Bank was charteredin 1874 when
Norwalk had a population of only twelve thousand. Since that
,;~ . time we have grovm as steadily and surely as the community.
James 6- Gregory.
~ ' Henry W— Gregory.
I . vs
Seymour Curtis.
Seq.8Treas
May Nameford, °
DERECTORS
J. Thornton Prowl“
James G Ores“!
Arthur C. Wheeler
- Henry W. Gregor!
Alexander
the beautiful selection 1..
for this occasion.
No. 8 North Mains
SPANKING “1515K 1113(0) 11
NEXV YORK. Doc.
fashioned spanking work. .
mended as an aid i
1 citiz
Alford at the 18th am :21
ing of the big brothirs .L'nzs:
night.
i l OFFICERS
.AsshSec’»
“The Christmas gm"
CCME DOWN!
You will be surprised la
LIXEXS
South Norwalk
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