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dry Batch. can. ..... ' ....... 9c
5. stamps With 1 hot. Stuffed
............ 2.50
0 tanips with 1 can sultnnaV‘)c
”Mustard” ‘
...............
odor '. ............... ... .1V0IVVzV
Extra Stamps with Groceries
10 stamps with 1 pkg. Mule
Team Borax ................ 120
10 Stamps with 1 kag. MVinute
Tapioca ................ 10c. . .
10 Stamps with 2 cits. AAP '
saunas Seep. each ...... '...5c
10 Stamp: with 1 pkg Fancy
Head' moo... .‘.‘ ............ .100
10 Stumps with 2 pks. Flaked
VFVith, eaVch..-.VV-....V=. ....... . 76c
the world.
' 81 Washington (St.
is the Cheapest household utensil in all
Costing only a very few
cents per day, it is a twenty-four hour
servant—messenger, shopper. or protect-
or , as the occasion may demand—rind
never can it be used to better advantage
than during the fall and Winter seasons.
Let us tell you about our rates and ser-
vice in time to enter your name in our
next Directory which goes to press on
* I DECEMBER FOURTH
The Southern New England
Telephone Co.
"at
South Noeralk, Conn;
e est, teams that can be sécui’et
pilotchcrs in the game, and
' t. will content with .hilddie-
i. Infoi‘d, Dahbury and Water-
' .winie'it. in an
orwiliit‘ 11ch State Champion
.30 U l Rl'
NORWALRI
(.OHN
CE 111. M ANAGCR
or. against Team F. This is the
that. has placed Norwalk ainopg
ilo
effort to
‘IMIMI. I ._.
'the office of the state secretary:
or of Eagles
HOYT’S THEATRE.
COMING SOON l
(JOHN AND EMMA)
on; MUSICAL cVVoMsor
50~PEOPLE—-5O
VFILED RN SEORVETAVRY'VS OFF’VRGE.
Papers have been filed as follows in
The Halide and Tech Painting and
Wall Papel Company of New Haven:
certificate of dissolution " ' '
The weapon Drug company of
‘Westport, certificate of organization:
i‘llflcers, William Taylor of Southpolt,
pI'Iesidellt Luin B. Switzer or, ‘Soutli
pmt, .tl'easureri- Chalice VH‘. Vail VBVuren.
oi New York.‘ necreinry. .
The New 'Prcsion Village (-‘eilieteiy
Assumption pltlclea of association ,
The Rabbi Miller Sales Company, of
ilIlIlgcpmt, certificate of minimum-
tViotl; capital etoVéth V310, V900. ' .
_ ” 2' Ins II . iiiiRlii
.I'Ii
. Extraordinary Expenses Amounictl io
3 f-ilnded IIIIIII or $870,100
. himself and Charles S. Deacon, for the
.V’foI the nine preceding years was in
. soon that the state I'nII behind Ilill‘tlllg the past ten years are as follows:
Delicii In the Treasury on September
30.1903.An_iounietl
V5548 585. 52
RthRRR iRR 2 YEARS
I115 so Meriden
.V The total amount of extraordinary
expenses was $9011, 032. 26. it may
be of. llitérost- to note that with the,
freeing of the bridges the obligation
to maintain them nlld-io keep them in
l'llllilli‘ is assumed. -,
The cxtlaol'dinnry expenses of the
state for the current your will be
greater than they were during the past
_ from it is estimated that'- they will
amounted to 511925.49293 and the ex illolnde'iitoins as follows: ”For freeing
pcnditmcs to 34 711,549. 111'. 'i‘ll’o' lex bridges, v3.100 .;000 for highways ‘,$500-'
penditlncs exceeded the receipts l),\'1002;"lle firmllal ‘3140. 000; state 11-
the sum of $816 051. 88. The funded br i'y W0. 000: Norwich iloepitni for
debt of thI state at the close of the incline-r 115,000: Greenwich armory.
fiscal year was $874,100 lens cash in 335000.11 d Merldon armory, $1? 230
the treasury amounting to 8325.151348. ’. Under the. law of 1907 the highway
V'l‘he net debt of the state at the close. .oommissioner is nuthorieed to spend
of the low was 8048. 586.52. ' llondn' $750. 000nyeal' on the highwa a ,of. the.
to the amount of 82, 000 were re- state including the money to esiieni
deemed during the year. [in the construction of'tlle trunk lines
At the close of the ilscnl year Sop With this autu' Colllnlissionpr rMuoDon
icnlbcl 30 1907, the surplus ill the aid Mil have available next you- funds
treasury" was 821.54.030 over nlld to the amount of 31.150.000.1nc1udlng
above all indebtedness. including the the unexpclldcd balances of Vidal and
i-pxcvionc years.
The receipts and expendiiumn for
Nearly 51.000.005
The printed Vabsiract of the receipts
and expenditures of the stain for the
year ending September 110. 1908 and
sued Saturday from the office of the
state ireaeuruel
The receipts fm the mar 1908
From the foregoing figures it. will bcj
the past. year to the amount of 9811- . Ex-
050.22. A surplus of $205,470.90 ill Year. Receipts pelldiiurcs
, 19.07 is turned into-.11 deficit this yI-al. 11199 ..... '. . 4" 749.2711 20 53.590.280.21:
of $548,580.52. 11mm ........ 2316856. 113 2.528.511.11
The decrease in revenue amounted 1901 ........ 3. 156..1 .11. 34 9,777,109.81
ioVabout 3140.000 for the year. it was 1.902 ........ 11,275,11223 thin-1.118157
tile'cxirnordhlnry expenditures that. 1903 ........ .1,071,01009 11.014.301.10
caused the deficit. Some. of illeac 190-1 ........ 3.,1118 81,19 19 9,209,748.12
expenses were Its follows: For freeing 1905 a. ...... 3,043,972.. :11 3,073,401.71
bridges, $110.01." '30 for highways, 1900 ........ 3.011,. 547.20 :iJlVOIiJlfiiLfIS
"190,409, in addition in the usual up 1907’ ........ 4,062,817.40 {1,528,285.83
pr‘nprlntion of $250,000; new armory 1908 ........ 3,925,492.93 4,711,049.81
‘lllil arsenal. $359,088 1.0
llu‘nl'y. 9121132495:
wlch ,Hospital
new stVIItoi The following in an extract from the
building's III N...- abstract and. it shows the items of
for tho 111011110, 3215, revenue for the years 1908 and 1907:
For the Fiscal Year Ending ill 1907. 1908.
Viililitm'y columuiniion 1le ............... ......$ 101,010.70 8 10.1.2811. 01.
Mutual ilIII insuinnce companies .......... 0,954.88 5,082. 70
\inliull life insulancc companies .......... .101, 099.90 900,808.95
it'ullronds, steam ............................. 1,233,525.97 1,302,679.83
lililllontia street. ......................... ..... 152,790.80 229,987.12
Noll-,I'I'siIiI-Ilt stock ....................... . 115,035.? ill-1.119012
Saving. bunks ....... 2 ........................ 530,444.72 555. 559.35
Miscellaneous receipts ........................ 0,781.10 32,259.59
interest of school i'ulld transferred .............. 109,700.49 105, 7.10m
Mulls of courts and forfeited bonds ...... _. ..... 07.11-14.93 , 72.09897
\lntlonnl lid in soldicrn‘ homes ................ 49,830.31 45,900.00
iaxpiens mphnlcs ........ 155117.111 18.140102
l‘pieginph and telephone companies ............ 44,785.40 74,231.35
illsulnnc‘e commissioncl ...................... 147,831.51 155,050.43
Sundry taxes and receipts .................... 190,809.10 180.70014 '
inheritance tax ............................... 445,057,511 L78,‘ 1711. To
investment 1px (on llOli‘i-i. bonds, etc.) .......... 143,013.71 100 021.91
interest on deposits in hunks, etc .............. 39,170.17
Total roccipisVV .......................... .~ ..... Si (10‘. .Vkl‘.‘ 10
)1
43,867,118 .
$21. 023 192.911
34 741,549.8l
ltVI'eeiptI-I ill i‘\1('3h of oxpcIldilniI‘s ...... .. ....s fill-1.531.113
“lxpclidiiulcn ill excess of loccipisV ............. Vs 810.050.1111
II‘nndcd (ll‘lll .................................. s 870,100.00 3 371,100.00
Civil list funds tonsil) ill treasury .............. 91.141.570.30 $ 325,513.18
, I ~M’“"~ *-'“~—-
\lci debt ......... ' ....... ........... " $200,470.30 3548,.- .80... ‘2
*Surplus. '
* —_ Ir 1‘ 1 I
' POPVE SUFFERS A RELAPSE. l
Beyere Cold and Slight Fever Keeps' Report of Work of Department for
Him in Bed. i Yaor Ending September so, 1909.
“0MB. NW- 30.~Bocnuso “I ll 5"" The state police commission has ll‘dd
\ero (‘,0l(l the pope ll'as suffered u re Eplinted its two annual reports for the
lapse, Which is causing some anxiety. :3‘9018 1907 "lid ”0“-
, ,_ The ropml 1m 1907 was fllrd with
(“mg to a Slight fever he '3 0171153 iG'oveIllor Woodl'un‘ shortly nftol the
Ii 10 remain in bed.
Doctois Pctat' lclose of the fiscal year of 1907.11 is
sure rouse.
V J, “"11 Mui‘clliafava limited the m" lilow printed with the rcpmt fol 19011
‘Iiihor, and filter a careful cxnmilin-l
lion, concerned that if proper dale
“(Ville liken, ulth illmough rest, that
they 1' it sure that no conlpiicatlbns
would arise.
All audiences have been suspend!
“ti. including those of Alchbishop
.iII acmldnuce wlill the
to bicnninl Icpori...
.Tlle rte-pint says that dul' lug the past
your the department, invasilgaicd 951
cases. Thelo were seventeen cases in
which the state police department ren-
dined assistance in the compiIolieI
Ellglllml and 13131101) Allen 01' MUV'VandV state Pllson association. Tileic
were 285 ploeecutiona.
tl\'1(:hil"l'olill’liml"'5l‘l5gll 1;) Isgiggétgdpfiseiilg i VV-é'l‘rhtVzVVieceipts nlld disbulsemcnts wcle
' ' 0 war
shut the 11006 with Kim! {10m King A'rnonlil received from state
1': 95110.1. l“ 11.0110“ 01 the resent "“93? treasurer ................ $20, 290. 40
.jubilee, but. because of the holy. Amount 1mm salm-
R’lfatller s indisposltion, these plans were 1125' ,,,,,,,,,,,,, $13 107.00
I‘ouiiiermanded » ~ .. Amount paid deputy
law Violating:
I illi‘
sheflffs and other
officer's specially
employed ........ 2,000.31
Amounfipald travel
lug expenses f0, 003 01
Amount paid office
ok'pdnaes ...... 1..119 48
Wills. 2.90.40
Amount paid to
state treasurcl by
Signature“ . , , ,_ _. the department . $5,087.14
.i. ‘ Amount paid In
’ payable ill cases
STEVENSON WANTSA REvCVOUNT. disposed of in en-
onlcnoo Nov. 30 .~—A.'dlai E Ste parlor court and
vens't'ln- following an announcement court 0f common
pleas 1,442.50
nteet directly after the olec‘tid RE
:1 Nv is preparing 'to seek 'a‘.. le‘g‘i
lativev r'o‘co'unt of the votes cast for
__".__..__._. $6, 529. 01V
The report for 1908 is signed by
Rilll'n
Frank . Brown,
govérnbrl’ih'lp‘ of 11110015 The Demo.- Hm“? F llan'gllsli an
:3ro candidate says that he receiiipd . I . . . .
lurelliy of the votes cast at the re- ." ,, , A
cent election. Chairman Roefiohhu "
stoma the state commit Vaé. lid?- 1
uglit silid, “We should not be. perform-
MIR
Holocmhfi
IIIV 'Pe'VriV'y
rs 'el'lt'ar‘éd the d pa
fielark (30., here, curly yesterday, by
ollr duty were we not 9.1) calling a... .1 ow and Stole, 20.
11c testimony which- has: 1;; a’ unlimited s‘afé. ‘iie
us It oeeleztion tiny it. _ 9W.- Pace-'6 0 .015 Northern ..Uopnec‘lcut ,o
willie will onvlilc'e the le hi turd, wer C6 lllllltily (was Iliad broken 111,- 12
ball. thousands at vnies‘ only, ._,pg-., '10, IVVtViVI‘nt nothp gives fallen, ild’tl‘lo burii- ' _
fully counted l‘bl'DGlleen Whlpilalliliild art '0 13; \vom (tightened pull)... :tbwt
have been counted for. Revohsol " one t 9 could open- the aa'i'e the
_‘ V104 plurality. V
armory. $59 W770. 75. .
' Br idgeporL
, X” are
‘ u'g'uat
hill 11
of the deora'e- -
The Stallli’ord Range is fitted
with a ensl— —iron conscience. it
lies hard and fast rules of be»
liavior. and them are vciy Vic“
people at huge “be me stupid-
enough to force it cvel so slight-
ly from its path of Icctitudc. '
Try it,
FOR SALE
Horace R. Nash. our. North Main and West Sis
RRRRR lRRlRlER RR
RRl RRllRFRRlRRl
Conductors and “slowed Sec Cen-
' cral Manager Higgins Again
General Manager Higgins, of the
New Haven road, has presented to the
committee representing the conductors
and irainln'cn the company‘s answer
covering the employees requests for a
Vroturn to old conditions in the matter
.of mileage which the men of the
Vilnglll and passenger sculce will be
risked to run. The men wcle not satis-
dcd'iviih the concessions granted. As a
_I'cauit there was a lengthy conference
of the committee. and MI. Higgins and
forlucr's otllcc‘ in New Haven, Satur-
day, at which all of the matters in dis
puie wore again gone over. After this
meeting 11 was authoritatively stated
that llllnulldel'stnndlnga existing
nnong members ofihc. committee as
regards certain portions of the com-
.Ilmy's reply were smoothed out, but
the gllcvnnccs have not been fully sate
tied
it is stated on the very best an
thorliy that certain things complained
of by the men have been satisfac-
torily adjusted. others are still ill die
pute nlid for that 'renson the commit-
icc, most of which left‘S'aturday af-
ternoon, I‘clurucdtihis morning fol
further conferences with Ml'.~ Higgins.-
.lnmes Murdock, vice grandmaster oi
the iralnmcn's brotherhood, said illa.
the limiters still in dispute would in
settled in a few days. At least, he said
he hoped they" would be. 11' Mr, ng
ulna does not grant. further conccs
sinus in the men it is extremely liltcll
they will appeal to President Mellon
for relief
PILEB CURED W 0 T014 DAYS.
log or l’rotmding Plies in 010 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
OPERATOR" REMEMBERED.
oitlon to 00m to South Norwalk.
crater at the Bridgeport s. N. E. Tole
phone office. severed his connection
with the company in that city Saturday
to become chief operator at. South Nor-
wnlk He was remembered by his as
sociii Is in the office, who presenleil
hiiu‘ ith a handsome Gladstone tray
‘t-Iillg cane fully euuipped. all the furor
ishlngs being lulaid‘wiih silver and ap-
propriated engraved.
Mr Hendrydenves with the best
niches of his associates for his future
success in his new poaltioll. He has
been in the Bridgeport office about a
year and made many friends among
the oiliclnls, employees and telephone
subscribers by his uniform “courteSy
and attention to the duties of his po~
siiloll. . -
Gustave 10. Rather who has filled
the positions of wire chief and chief
opeluior 'in South Norwnik for several
duties of the office having been divid-
ed, as is the case. in all the larger of-V
ti'ons recently that it. has been found:
the Ionsinllilv c tuning up
...—......
Her Husband’s Actions.
Elizabeth G.‘ Grieslngcr, the well;
proceedings against William A Grin~
beenr‘too friendly with Hal riot L.
Clark, of Bridgeport Papers were ill-
ed Saturday in the civil superior court
by Burtleiwt Keeler & cohn. counsel
Vfoi Mrs. Gileshlger. ’ ' '
Both parties are plominent
Mrs. Griesluger has con
d'llctcti n milllnery establisbmcpt in
li‘hlrficld avenue fOI a number of years
_ and is also identified with 'a number of
woman a clubs. Her husband formerly
nsaisted her in the business has
lately become n traveling sat man;
The couple were married June 1,1885.
Mrs.Gr1eslngel's maiden name» was
Elizabeth Seaman.
day is that 1.1 In... L. Banzhaf. of
i' rpigeport, ..pag'inllt Frederick .0 Banz-
In
no. The boilplor were married
’1903.' and Elli, af’s
ine‘ was Elsie L. Tale
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01le51 aosrou
WleTlllD no.1. lib-«While sun
Rider Wild bail; parched tor the body
0!. IFi‘edgrgclt.
Silk. Vmeins' 9. letter. was
~. by Mrs. Browne indicating
he. husband was in aanldfleid.
blues. Browne left home with his din-
ner pail and his failure to micro wol-
The official canyons gave cuties 23,-. creeks mound the door of thlch was
, plugged Milli soap.
_ tied his friends, ‘
V l
Senernl Supminiendeni Hieid at thr ‘
. I’AZO OlNTMENT is guaranteed to -
more ally case or itching, Blind. Bloed- "
DaytOn Hendry Reliant Bridgeport Po- -
'Dayion llendry. assistant chief on “
months now becomes wire chief, the .
cos in the state. The business ill ’l‘he‘fl
Norwnlks has grown to such proporeu
expedient. to have an additional mun .
to look after the various matters that
MRS. GRIESINGER SEEKS DIVORCE -'
Bridgeport Mllliner is Dispieased With '
kilown milliner, has thought. divorce :
singer, alleging that hél‘ hdsbnnd has ‘
“.11.
Deputy Sheriff '-
. Doolan served the papers on Grieaiqu- '
‘er a, few days ago.
Another divorce action flied yestel- .
of 80th Norwallt. nés’eruoi. Isl
reruns... Ith‘o disap- -"
lllI' general L'Iy that will be hand ilom now on im illc
next month will be, “What shall 1 give 101 Christmas?"
Well, it takes much thought, much visiting of shops and
looking about and the earlier one goes about it the more
there Is to see and think about. if there are things to be
made, with needle and thread or knitting needles, it is none
too soon to begin '
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, The ribbons designed for Christmas bags .illlilV VVinncy
pork zuc magnificent. ”they remind one of rich olth‘i‘rcuth
tapestries. There are ilowclcd vclorlls that are illicit Valid
supple, ROI the most part in rose. patterns. ()Ii L'Iilicr light
or dnlk grounds are large velvety pcialLIl roses and foliage
that me wonderfully real. llIc Pcisian satins Inc 11150 rich
in color,a as arc the chsdcns and the Satin COIIlVays.
A novelty in package ribbons' Is the “bridge Whisi.” It
is a white satin ground with cards woven in their individual, .
00101511» iyiilgplize packages. .4 ,V
The Holly ribbons for Christmas are rich and yelled.
Many women like the Biarritz gloves for gcnclai 2411ch
wear. There are no buttons, but :1 soft, full gauntlet top
that slips oil and on easily and keeps the wrists warm "l he ,
IILwcst have a little gusset set in the tops which makes them
more loomy i'lle priIc is $1 50 a pair, and well invested
W‘ i
A very elegant cut glass whiskey set; consists of .I de-
01111101 and six glasses. lllc paitLIn is out very deep, an in-
tricate and brilliant design. File not is $27..00
All the Dollies’ Furniture Is in the 1 III mime Store plo-
pcl lllllS year. There tir'c dressers v. itll swinfring mirrms and
Iliawcls just like ‘wgroun— ups. 'lhcrc are china cabinets
with glass enclosed HllLl\C~."‘1llL‘.le :iIc tables of all sizes,
dunks chairm- rockers, beds and cradles, all of pr ttyV wllitc
cIIIIIIIL'lL'Il wo'od. 4 ~
Exhibit at present in one of the Main St windows.
()II the fourth floor.
1"‘lIIIL' iliL‘ bewiicllingV things for Ironing wear and the
theatre \\ itil tlIIcL' cvcniuws of the: ever delightful Merry
' \l' idow III immediate piospcct cicryonc will want to see that
IIpCla {mm which so many Ilrcss aIccssorics have been
named.
J here are new opera fans of osilicll and Illalnboui fLVntll—
I‘I‘s in heavenly shades of pink and blue.
Scnrfs of silk and ciliil'IIIl for the shoulders, and these
go well with limpiILV '“0\\lthV§.
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Now is an opportune time to replenish the home supply
of. TABLE LlNENS.
A new Table Cloth or Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth or
Dolly, adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving feast. VV
We invite your attention to our stock of Table Damasks,
ranging in price from ass to $1. so per yard.
Napkins from hula. to $4. 00 per dozen.
Hemstitched Table Covers, Dollies, Tray Cloths, etc.
We also invite ypur attention to our large stock of Towels.
I Q, ..erman 8.: Son
04 Washmgton St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 446.
the Palace.
" MlLL TEL. 19‘3:
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