. ant-at 1‘4"
Standard aayl the heat-
ia the most clanutah. the moat
. ”the, raort lnacloua. and
‘inrtiactivei coherent in the
, a mama's SUPPLY or
,t ’ WAT“. " '
’l‘hm ‘ a‘ttli,,hy mm economy. a
w . new at with in the Bridge-
at. reaervoir. The hydraulic Company
neatltbc pressure to that in-
bi] daily cum ,. tlon oi eleven
~ “act more naneight millions
supplied. The preaaure la atill
- t to send water to the third or
» stories of buildings. The sit-
io‘beeoiniltg serious. however.
ROYALTY PAID 0N GOLD.
armour". December 8—Commis-
marahm, of the Atlin mining lila-
r , uhaa madebls annual report to the
" ernment.‘ showing that
, it paid this neutron on
' of gold. Eight thous-
had ten hydraulic leases
eral claims have been re-
dfiti ruin
,leool'roar.
.lllill’i tilt Christmas Story
tell and the store to telling it well
bright and merry look on the
ohthe children that come to
. a Ai'lt as often as the school hours
let.them, you'd think it was
‘ (thriving; every day. But with all
, this we are giving the same attention
to the Dry Goods and there values to
' tell you of today In
BLANKETS.
' A partial list of the large lots:
11-4 wool blanketa.. $2.95 instead or
“.00.
11-4 wool blankets. $3.25 instead of
l
“am 4 4
» din woal blankets. $3.90 instead of
taco.
1010-4 wool blankets 84.50 instead 0!
i'l-l wool blankets. $5.00 instead of
29 pairs of secondly—hardly anything
the matterwith them—ranging from
$2.25 to $5.00. Retail value. 84. to 39.
All ‘wool scarlet blankets. 83.90 in.
stead of $5.00.
Cotton "Mantle-ta. crib and fancy
blankets. suitable ior bath when. at
the IWcat price-ll.
‘Tllkl HORSE "LANKETS.
Still having a lively sale.
Stable blanket». is to hot: each.
5 lbI. wool ironic lilanltciu. ".98.
6 lbs. wool blankets. rats.
7 lbs. wool horuc lilanhctu. 2.95.
Villa. wool borne blankets. 83.48.
SPWIAL SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Holiday and fancy goods are crowd-
ing an tor more room. and room lunar
be made at once.
We have made reductions in prices
at black and colored dress goods that
will sail the goods quickly and give us
neceaaary space.
litre are a law oi the aperiala:
15 piecea plain and iancy weaver in
all the dealrable ahadea and mlaturea.
Very good tor hence drama or chil-
dren'll wear.
yard. ilaic price, 25¢: a yard.
to elm-a two "mild iancic-s and all
wool Venetian!» tiled no
wahia and dreellta. liva store Mk8
Hr a yard. flair. prim title a yard.
09 pleura—«a ilplcndld lot oi French
(“from and. Arm-rim porcine».
ll
flail the new bill coloring.
Or a yard.
Mill. ‘ ‘
About a doaen haadaoma plaids tha
r9 Mailed truly all the season a
II a yard: at i
.fia yard.
annual
use the term "innit" in connection
with the bmincas oi the New York &
New'l-Iaven Railroad Company. but an
:1 matter of tact innit playa a very
company. As used in connection with
the Net! ilaven‘ road it meanapractl-
cally worn-ontand other outside! in
a condition of [no further our to a road
run up to ilratcclaas standards.
important item that it forms in the
. annual income at the Consolidated may
be appreciated from the tact that the.
mall's receipts trom sales at this clear
of material mounts to ”0,000 and ov-
er per moat . or close to il,000.000 per
year. - -
for instance. is live years. but acute at
theaetiaat longer and the term of sale
service at others is shorter than the
period indicated.‘ All a" matter of fact
there are in one on the Consolidated
llaaally retail at It‘ll/ye a
much for
till
. Maud pill: and wool. lictailv-d from
lie to ll a yard. Hale price. idle yard.
44:» to M ill. all wool Venetian». grain
and c-hcviotwn line or the mold
lie drclcl material» we have
If Intimi-
Maud now they mid not be retail-
ad tor lean than one dollar. tlale price
a. wide. ante price.
flair-op Volcano! not
It'i‘riather out otthje ordinary to
mportalu part in. the bualneaa at that
Co
The
in
t0
The guaranteed lite of a steel rail,
some oi the old Shellield. England
ratio. which were among the tlrst steel
mllll‘ laid by the Consolidated more
than iiltcrn years ago.
The present day conditions. however.
both in the number and weight of
traina areap touch more severe than at
the time that steel rails iirllt. came into
use. that be the rail ever so much nup-
erlor to that of years ago, the aVeragc
oi life is conillderalily shortened. With
each roads as the Consolidated noth~
ing receives more comical or careful
inspection than the rails and nothing
from which danger may be apprehend-
ed in more quickly condemned. In thie
way it happcna that every year thon-
annda of tons of rails which are con-
aidered to have outlived their perioda
of usefulness for the Consolidated are
replaced by new rails.
In many cases the mile which are
taken up are still good enough. or
so considered, for smaller and poorer,
roads and made where they would not
be subjected to anything like the wear
and tear connected with sustaining the
burden of the Conaolldated‘a heavy
trailic. These roads are always in the
market for such secondhand material
as may be otter-ed for aale by made like
the Consolidated. Street railway corn-
paniea. too. are usually looking for
such opportunities and are among the
largest purchasers. ‘
This year. however. the prevailing
high prices for metals of all sorts hall
made mill owners themselves quite or
ea or bidders as the others mentioned.
1‘ 9. result has been that for discarded
steel rolls the Consolidated and other
big roads have received from $5 to Slit
more per ton than the rails cost
when new. Last year the Consolidated.
as published some weeks ago in The
Palladium. contracted for rails ior dc-
livery this year at between $18 anti
$20 per ion. This year they are in
some instances getting more than 830
per ion for junk. it ill the company's
rule to dispose of the junk as last or
it accumulates and. comparatively
speaking. there is seldom much more
than one month's accumulation on
hand.
SIM)? 001.03! EMILE WRECKIII.
Crew of Five lea learned With Baal:-
Diluitv by iilh haven.
' I’rovincetown. Mara, December 3..
Tim r-loop Golden Eagle of Liverton
.: ‘ . ‘_ . 1 4 (4 ..w; , . lam g‘gg yon'wlll have aaaaa “W
on“, u on alumni-a hill" W» 49"" W W retransmitmmtourm'rfli
“ ‘ ' 74». ill "at.“ a rim- brim amnion m m:
neat ltr.‘
”armpits
mounts have been experimenting with
iron, .
sulferer
law hour; ‘ .
coughing. except at ong intervals. and
since than he has had ,onlycccaaioaal
attackh oi the malady. lie le t laat ‘ “ ’ .
o... o. a. n... a... manic... 4 mum Dwain. GO HAM
and though‘ west: from the connect 4 "“- . 9
militia! hisflgdv‘ gummdurod during llhlara lady at a law inadv- laa '
colemsfmctga. "m" “" "‘. m “in. 6;". rut bring-3;“ , 10 First Avenue.
... ..w A)“ , Decent .lt
‘ r East Norwalk.
it is Very probable, that James .l
with James Jettriea in Stamford. Yea-l
tel-day artrraopa a
sporting men. incl
his manager. George Conaidine. arrived
known real estate dealer. were driven
some time examining the building and
location oitlie place. The party re-e
:4an better. ' ll M .
m MW!” Ml ii. ll-l
ru- condition.
that at ,, ,. 5an war"
l ' been coating ‘ d
ill”. Wltla‘
”m“ °" um mar new PM m-
anuals» You’ll lulu price? too. in
showing that mound your lunar . Why
act hallo the home a plural! mat.
motive no possible? You've national:
cd’it would be; it rests with yolvto
, . rig tor her
i” «NJ ill. ”lat Vi glint
' “ '°“ ’ m " ”l 'l "V to recite it an. The corniag winterma- .
' documentatm meta.” . ... .... 44m 4444444444.. .. ..
4 gm magnolia as. and all 903%: “gm“ tau“, a not out pretty Wall w;
4- 4.4 I «.4, 4 ' *‘ aheaankonthadwratcpt, Jingarrett " m” WWW" - V'
" 1"” “Ml W” l” Mm" "r an mam and “Mod ls“ woflhaolll tom. l lmat you
to select your Wall Paper here. Our
pricea are reasonable.
42.13. A
militd an ‘ .
dying giritlhto the how. A low min-
llm law. 1' ,a physician. arrived.
humid d ‘ ”Lil" girl. , 4.
Kr. and Ira. Beretta" promoted.
They and all their neighbors say that
Ellen had been the t girl living
in the meat. The are planted.
mower” ht.” it”...
., :’ '4 ‘ V
Rh c is .‘aii ‘ y iorthe
take, wah given him. A
atterwa he canned hic-
i W. anthers. about titty years at age. an
employee oi the Central Vermont Rari-
road Company in this city. wall acci-
dentally drowned this morning, abort-
iy after beginning work.
He went through an opening in the
columny'a wharf. string on his head
on the atone bulkhead. While nncoav
acious truth the blow be war drowned
in a little over two feet of water.
Sealers had been lathe employ of the
company for nearly thirty years. He
air children.
. l
CORBE’I’T IN STAMFORD.
Telephone Cali. 135-2.
rbett will train for bill coming light
arty 0! New Yorli
lag Corbett and
My room painted or papcred in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of thin hind cannot rush no
fakt but that i can battle them to;
cveryhody's satisfaction. prices and
1 llllillls Brown.
"man. * T
i
4, s Haviiand street,
that city and accompanied by a well-
ilesaide avenue, where they apeat
l
i leave: a widow and
ed on an early evening tvaia..
The weather we are having will not
hurru pour purchasing heave coals.
but cold will be here soon and then
it will be a great monetarll advan-
tage to know what to wear and
where to get it at a most reason-
able price.
Up'to-daie Coats are of Vicunas,
a soft woolll material; Ortiords,
Coverts, Kerseus. ‘ *
One of thefilickesl Driving Coats
obtainable. It is plush-lined, with
two collars. one a heave ulster
- 4- .... .—
Lsroves
AND RANGES
NEW AND
SECOND-HEN D.
11‘ ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
Stores Pat lip and Repaired.
CHAS. l. BLACK.
I10 Waaklagtea Street Bridge
South flour-ii.
i
- It
Might
interest
collar. , You
We can satisiu all in Ulsters. ,TP “'0" it“ 0‘"
. me of Suits and
' ' Overcoats are
Prices for the asking. moulded“JustSo." é
'2-'1-'1- Nostintingolclotll,
no stingiuess of
trimming and flu-
isll. But if words
alone could cou-
vince you. we
wouldn't stop here.
Slut at -. L ‘
FRANCIS di CO..
. 925 Washington Street. ‘
South Norwalk.
.
l
' i
i
i
it. I. was wrecked near Wood Bud
Light. at the entrance of rrovivlcctown
harbor early this morning. The crew
of live. men were rescued after polar
diniculty by the Wood End life saving
crew. The vessel wall on the iiahing
grounds near here when a squall car.
llotl away her satin and those on board
could pot prevent her from going
llawley: uddreau by (i. 8.. l-‘rcd iioyt;
violin Milo. Mltii-l Edith ail-Kendrick.
who captivated the audience and lllnd-
|_v l’l'iipuflilt'il to an apron". l'l'mllt'lrtl.
D. It. W. i'., "llll'll'ii Atlanta. liruthcr
Kellogg. of Concord: rim-ti. Mr. and
lilac flcflendrleil. who ciao maponded
to an encore; remarks. tiiater l'ryor.
oi Concord: remarks. Brother (trowel
Friendly Greeting; whiutllng auto. Mica
iiuttou; rental-its. Brother F. hi. how
Icy. lll'other William Wardwell. and
othern. A reaollltlon wall par-ed aa-
urea-lag aymaathy tor Brother liutr
bell in hill alchneal. rind deep regret
“ that he wan unable to meet with the
other members to celebrate the ailver
t wedding or i-‘riandly Grating Diviaion.
At the clone of the exerciser a bountiful
collation wall served by the iadisa oi
the division. Nearly ntxty visitors
were present to enjoy the occasion.
WM
lulu DIDN'T liar rr.
"Hand. dida't you pay more for your
new cloak than you said you would!"
“lip. item. trial the cam 51:!
l
i
.‘ 4.
charm to rot
-.w... t... --. M...
$100.00
Reward)»
"hm" _.______.. ‘ Uvercoata
“m“‘m' ‘ For any case of Hay Fever. Cold in $7 00
”12;" taggzmrhmmmmm‘ 2: the Head. Bone Cold or influenza ' l
Temperance. was held last night. The Bramlian Balm will not care if di- Blueand Black.
mill: Fulfill? fivlleXfi; rections are followed. Noperron. Kerseys. -
i t b rt tt. i Fri d- ' ' l .
:hll: nilivlrlloz. ‘l‘rlllozetl Wilma?» “at 0'03 the WMt Dll’flfl‘il. 8V9? l VeateeSults.
gm 4!. J. {“3 l'°"i""'l"°”' negr- dared to make such an oiler. nor Cilia: , :Blouse "
trolml'alhlfilg' nit-1.5432. Whit?“ :3? would we if we did not know that "' E'Reeiers.
liawit-y; ml‘drclla by (i. w. it. Will } TOP 008“.
W
Brazilian)»,
.- ., . 752:... ”..w-..” "WM”. ._ . M t
$6.7 5
Neat Stripe.
Good Wearer.
"nu ’ also {am " stave
HIGHLAND BAVAR
HIGHLAND MALT
{The Hatch & Baile
3 bee
land feed at the lowest price. _
4 EGrraiu and Feed from second hands?
is always clean.
01d Homeiste
,..
. .
Pancake F1011
blokes Cakes
‘ and
. " Makes Friends
Packages 2 lbs 4 loo
t. ouoceus.
ZSim
' . navigation. 'e‘r‘
»
. é”.-
4..., . .H. . t;
ND BR ENDS.»
oi) BRANDS Mild STRICTLY UNION.
. HIGHLAND PILSNER, ‘ J
MCT. HIGHLAND Ciil‘AM ALE, ,
n. Stock Ale and Pnridr
V Xi’iil-ZSSLV' FOR FAMILY USE.
lly an a phyuicirtn'a preacriptlon.
PIIRE‘dT MALT TONICS MADE.
'l‘hey build up the weak and rare unsurpaarned in any partlcnllh
Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE To alumna.
ISAAC G. HKMILTON. Sole Racist.
23 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘ NORWALK HOTEL 4
cl. Call. ”5'2. South Norwalk. Telephone call. l-i9-5. K _
‘ THE HIGHLAND. \Vinnipauk. ‘
lilGHl.AND ON THE LABEL MEANS BIG?
and Malt w
Pl'
a:
rear STAND an
Edward F. Bailey. Pres, Stephen S. Hutch. Second Irena.
Smaller. '5th and Shuttles
Planing and Steam Sowing, ‘
ll
0! ”I? DEALERS 13
WW
Dun. Sui. Blinds. lilrdrood luteit. linings,
Plain. Cathedral and on... Glasses.
IHIA‘IHIH. PAPIIO'. _{ 7
Mill and once foot at Marshall at. So. Nomlk-z,
" EKEVATofiT“
"We never make excuses for charging high prices.”
once it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
Why buy Hay, Straw,
Elevated Grain
It Pays to cum
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
‘ and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
TlllV’S'Sign and Carriage Works.
' .
COAL . COAL !
‘flaving parental! alargaaupplyolcd
to the recent advance in prim!“
nowiuamsitioumgivamyeuamflla
benefit of the name. '
I: stack consists of Ital-clue deals
only. both “high and Iraabaralag,
llazlaiaa and .laddo. Egg, “on, lat
aad Pea.
Y‘all”: 5.
'sn'lta
in a great varietv of
colon! and priced.
-.o
Balm
I I H” lmmm' Upon lsvery l‘lvclllllg
until 9 o'clock.
Special attention given the meaning and
ofail coal befmdaiivcymnlb-
llvarudhyearsndaodupariaaead-aa.
lcurl ll. Frans.
HE! Washington m
ill a quick. positive and :permilnellt
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM is a
wonderful remedy and does every»
thing that is claimed for it.
a
I. Barbi Son,
Clothiers, Tailors,
F I .
Why {I‘m ““1
F H Baxter _ Furnisherr.
R H Planted 86 "Wu-bionic» Street.
WW
‘ fiantll Norwalk.
Druggiris. South Norw ' ‘
all.
....u
l.’)§
about for than
he return oi good times cornea increased
FOR HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS}
. Those who make arrangements for early eittinga my; 7 ‘
Appointments made by telephone. .
lull number 143-12.
CH$N0’
"r
3 With t
“mm.--
ii I” ml.
III! In“.
Norwalk Chronicler