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WEATHER rdnscasr.
For Norwslk and vicinity: increas.
in g cloudineps followed by rain or
snow tonight and Tuesday. Warmer to-
night. Increasing northeast whirls be-
coming high lube oil‘s afternoon or
tonight. A welldeiined storm ares
central this teeming oner Tennessee is
producing cloudy weather with snow
or rain in nearly all sections east of
the Mississippi. A I‘ not high pres-
sure is producing essanti weather
with temperatures hslow zero in the
northwest.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Cl'l‘elnperature: Low. 37; high. 52.
car.
To!!!“
a
Genuine Fletcher's Castoria. 22c per
bottle, at Stillson;POWell Corporation.
There is a special n' s charm the
Poston store adiIIZ t y.
t
Miss Daisy
spending the “Wilma it oh busi-
ness. -
Crown Aster canned goods are the ,
agme of perfection. See Becklnsnns
a v ,
William McAlllster, oi Harbor ave? '
nue. spent the day with friends in
Bethe] yesterday. _
Miss Fanny Shannan, of High street:
has secured a position in the Boston
Store fol the holidays. ,
You in
you don' t get quality: Quality collniis
at Harris and Gang Cg;
Thomas i of r nilur
has taken mmd’t‘h lnt‘h Q’B flaunts)“;r
Store tor the holids season
There will be a meeting of the Grace
. church division of the Girl's Friendly
Society tomorrow evening in- the guild I A
room at the church.
Leather gifts for men at Joseph Dav
is’. See adv.
An Edison phonograph would make
a merry Chapman and you can get
one by paying one dollar s week. See
Angevlne’ s Isdve.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tool). oi Wil
ton avenue, are moving their house-
hold ei'iects to Holden avenue. where
they will make their home in the in-
ture.
A large display of pictures irosn 10c
to 89: 60 at Mitchell‘s. See ady.
The Hudson River Amusement com-
pany, which owns the Majestic Moving
Picture theatre, in When. has been
inspecting property in Norwsllt with
the idea or establishing a. theatre
there. .
J. W. Weiss. the well known Jeweler
in the employer oi Go eburn and lid-
er. is confined to his one in: Be eley
street. with an attack at blood poison-
ing. which resulted from a scratch on
his lip. 4 ' ~ ;.
No drugs are used in examining the
eyes at Theater's. flee adv.
Concord Division, Boas oi Temper».
ones, will meet this evening but there
will be nothini oi special importance
for the in latte discuss. Routine
dullness wt probably be the rule un-
less someth ng ia‘ brought to the minds
oi the members later in the day.
”Thorax”! also
we
to
u s ”videos lttottero attaining
annual dance were to had over.
was‘ set in little dance will
' n my and
MWMMII. fluxes-um
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, TAYLOR &GOLDEN
Better read '
ilton. Via. ., .
uy e'ctlhhht’s cheep. blit T
oi the Catholld .'
itoe yesterday at .
Insurance
74 valentine-roll enter. more
NORW WALK. WNN-
returnees use
Park 8: Tilford's
DeliciousCaI‘ldies
,. «401.9 are-
F. H. BAXTER'S
. DRUG QTORI
Time tor K. D. Frames for next sum-
mor's boatmow. special prices. Two
slightly used boats tor sols: one Wit.
halt cabin. with 8 ll. p. new motor.
One but. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster ShellPolnLNorwalit
'Porcelgin Fillings
Something new. embodies all the ad.
vantages oi a white filling and elim-
inates the undesirable features. It
has good edge strength, not directed
by the secretions of the mouth. mstch~
es‘th‘e color of the teeth perfectly.
and prevents decay.
Your friends will never know wherd
the cavities were’niter they have been
tilled with porcelain.
. i am doing some special work in
this line just now and I am sure it
will misuse you
Come in and let me tell you about
it. ‘
Dr. .I. II. Mallory
16 South Main St. loath Norwslk
Houn;;9s.m.iodp.m. mum
by appointment only.
Cards. Booklets and Christmas Let-
tors.
wale soar canoe
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City NationalBank
soyuru NORWALK. cons,
TNANOACTD A GENERAL IANKINO
DUNN!”
Capital Surplus and Profits
"00,000.00 "WM
Safe Deposit Boxes. u and II W you
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP; 1|! Vise-Pros.
FRIDI‘IJCK H. ROWAN. and Vie.
Pros.
muss souwsLL. Cashier
Dilllc'l'OBO
I. H. Mathewson Hoary Contour
John H. Knapp “must assumes
Josiah R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
christian swan-ts John it. tight
Fred H Roma
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hsddlsssly “will" I‘l‘
“PM” Will.
:4 Wall St. Norwslil. ‘
‘ how are you to know—know so that there's can't be the slightest
NATIVE lLATFiBHmowdroIssad. '9“? ....
W‘AK'I‘" adpe’osoos o-Aoios gasps-sees”...
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.Soutlr Norwalk Mullumental
: Christmas doom:
I Jackson’s New Art Store
Value! Value! Veins!
in Suits 8: Overcoaw s
If over a store gave a man his money' s worth moi
clothes. this is that store. Value is the keynote of our
clothes-end top-notch value—not alone in the qual- .
. ity of the fabrics. but also in the making", the dosign-
iug, the finish the fit. the wear. .
Let us show you the finest Winter, Suitsgostsvsr;
saw at our prices—browns and tans and greys» and
blues—novel weaves and rich «mixtures-a regular
style show for you—Suits from $10 to $30.
And we’d like to show you down our line of 0v-
crcoats too—big. roomy fellows in rough grlifih'ind
browns—regular or convertible collars-antiwdressy
Oxford and black costs with velvet collars-4a dis-
tinguished group. $10 to $30.
Sweaters. Gloves. Underwear, NockwbsrpShlrts,
Hosiery, and so forth.
» 'rwo stones:
The Now Store .
i take it for granted you want to buy the best aloof reeds. But
chance tor a mistake-that Bonnie Home Ground Feed ._:or Horses.
Cattle and Poultry. are the best? Keep on feeding the‘ toad you’re
buying new with one-hair your stock. To the other hali Bonnie
Feed. if you don’t know sitar a trial that Bonnie Feed is the boat
1...: you ever used. I'll not bother you to bus an! amp pi Bonnie
brand What in it made oi? corn. Oats. Barley and purp wheat pro-
ducts, tresll ground each day 1
First in quality. last in price always in the minds otiiu mam.
ers~Bonaie Home Ground Feed i'drl- Horses. Cattle and Pbdltry.
‘ ” sauces reap. wares.
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For Fresh FISH go. Wheré' tile handld' nothing
but FISH to get the BEST? .. .. .
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ass steamers
new ssoroilp mo Lona lenses ...... icon quart
DNAPPEN ILUIO. 81A TROUT. SPANISH MACKINHL BLUIFIDH.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, HALIBUT STEAK COD, MILL. POND DVD—
TERI IN THE SHELL. HAND CRAID. A‘R
DST FISH.
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TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
duced prices tor the 'A
tomskeroomicrcur ringworh.
Cities and Yard "[0“ch ii. GAMING.
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.“I'outli slit“.
couswommo as was or ammo woos volt custom»
meant—wits aoo rm to rectum
m utilisation wms s'ruolo. eloruasoor ate loses
Jackson 8 Studio :: :: t: We“:
2 conning the names to the ous'bloclt.
‘Fisll Market
‘iu our stock will be sold at greatly re-
sixty days.
Works
ill
.1j nu illiilllis
Of 3,311 Offenders Largo ills-I
inriiy wm lisbliusily I
inismps‘rsio
' With the large sulns oi money, the
receipts of the county and the moneys
rec lvod irom licenses. during the past
about 3660.000 passed till-ouuhI
the hands of the county commission-I
era. This is according to the report
of the county auditors, Michael (ion-
‘ nary. oi Bedding. and William C. John-
son. oi Newtown, both of whom have
completed their work. finding the re-
ports of the commissioners to'be cor-
rect. The receipts for the year end-
ing September 30 were $279,642.99 and
the amount received {or licensee $276.-
745. There has been expended 8242.-
184.09. leaving a balance on October 1
0: $37,358.90, besides $8,590.48 out-
standing on bills due the county.
The debt of the county is now rep-
resented by $145,000 in outstanding
bonds.
The salaries and mileage oi the
commissioners was $6,765.32.
The reports tiled with the superior
court and with the secretary of state
show that in Jail on Sept. 30. 1909.
were 213 prisoners. and that during
the year 3,098 were committed. making
a total of 3,311. oi this number 1.535
were foreigners. Thirty-one natives of
this county could not read or write.
while 639 natives or other countries
were so sillicted. There were 2.833 of
the prisoners habitually intemperatc.
In jail before were 1.792. Number
convicted for drunkenness. 1.125; for
ggach oi the peace. in. and assault.
‘ ‘here has been received by the
co nty 8276.7“. for licenses duringithe
year. divided as ioliows: Bridgeport.
$614,873.60; Stamford. total or 93 it.
ceases. ”6.660: Norwalir, total, 67,
3:3,;3250. and Dsnbury. total 67, 325,-
PIIIRSBIIRI. VI.
HIS $500,000 HRI
Seven Blocks in the Heart oi
the Business District
Destroyed ‘
- rmsnsmvso, Vt, Dec. 5.——-8even
- business houses located in the heart
of thabusineas district were, burned
Saturday. with a loss or approximately
stucco. For a time a hotel in an ad-
joining block in which a large num-
bet of guests were sleeping was throat-
sued. but the ill-amen succeeded in
which practically was wiped out.
The es W21 cuts sbnrn : a.
Roasnston hound fly ~ 20th
occupyingtwogore‘s; *‘i‘boi were
not Company‘. dry deeds; New or
Clothing Company; J. 0. James. shoe
dealer; The Appomatox Trust Com-
p‘ag. bankers; E. ii. Tlimuc. jeweler:
churn a acrossin. dry goods. TWO
r stores. those of the Pstorshurs
rdwsre Company and liligeubrun
”dd Goods Company. were badly data
as .
The fire was discovered at
Resonator-it drill. and was not brought
under control until shortly after day-
break. The night was the coldest oi
the winter and the firemen worked in
ice-crusted oilsitlns. The loss is part-
ly covered by insurance. None of the
burned buildings were occupied at
night. and there was no loss oi life
As far as known none oi the tire light-
ers was injured.
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WHITI PLAGUE FIGHT.
n—s-q—ue
Cost of cars at Mo Homes Will Not
[nosed 010 a Week.
i
Tuberculosis Commissioner George
H. Keisbt. oi ukevilla. mad; as in-
teresting announcement at the once
or the comllliuion yesterday after-
noon. says the Hartford Cour-ant. He
said thatathecommlssionors now ioit
that the cost ‘tor'ssch person at the
state tuberculosis homes would proba-
. bly be loss tun no a week. When the
ad by the legislature was under
discussion. it was believed bgnr
Knisht and many others that. sit ouch
in other states the estimated sum tor
each person was ill and 014. here 010
would sudloe. it was hoped that sys-
tem and rigid econmu would make
the osposoo loss than no. and the
commission is glad to "mass that
it is loss.
Tiler also samuaosd that the shal-
tcn homo in Fairilold county is ready
to resolve silty more Moots. Tbsro
. was trouble With the water .supleor
a short tints there. but a new source
‘ bassoon provided and w
2:15
ocioclt in the building occupied by the ""
unmet of the appropriation to bow -
for
At Price's. the store where
buy himself. What to give
but easily decided when one
good Furnishings. like Shirt
dsrs. etc.
wear of reliable silks.
A handsome holly box with
Christmas Gi j, I
ciste something he can wear.
than: A cult of Clothes, Overcast. Shoes. or souls “it.” " .
Our famous display oi Christmas Neckwesr all its use
this year. The latest and most practical ideas “ls Redh- " Y
Select early .... .500. no. 01.00 """"
.eacll tie.
Men
a man would go like were to ‘
s man—no longer‘a‘ouesttoli'. '" " "
realizes that he WouldIappreé
.What would he like more -
.‘i
s. Neckties. docks. soups“.
... ..zisd
PRICE’S “...... ...... c...
98 Washington Street ,.
honors.
Sonnenber
amounts in erausoso.
City is Wondering What Enact Change
in Administration Will Have.
liven staid old Stamiord is afflicted
with gambling establishments. accord-
ing to the Advocate of that city. which
says:
“When: Dr. C. E. ltoweil, the mayor»
elect. was stumping the city. before
his election. he paid some little atten-
tion to gambling and the gamblers
in had been quoted as saying that
there would he s. cessation at public
gambling. if he became mayor. The
city. as a. whole. is waiting with in
tel-est to see it the menisci. will
lives up to this allasod promise.
“That this nmlootion talk has had
its silent some of the smaller-try
enablers is a conclusion to be reached
from lndormation obtaiunble in quar-
ters wheredollts have, or proton to
have. knowledge oi what has been
going on in a gambling way. Even
some oi the bigger mini alleged pub-
lic blots have been irlshtaned. it
cud appear. -Bomo or them closed
their places. so it is said. a few weeks
boioro election day. and they have
been closed tight ever since Others
have been closing at intervals since.
were advised. Saturday night. so it is
said. to close. it was said today that
«holds an allogo'd institution where-
.in one may sounder money in an at-
tslnptto ontguooo or mtwit the toll
who control. smoked recs-tracks or
tempt scale muse on trsohslthat are
not so controlled. there his absolutely
mouthing doing in tho‘ public can bung
its in Biathlon]. it was sisal-aid that
ofir January even this institution
or all act. it would sosm.‘
it were mated“ local ps-
Muslim
doctor mug:
tuna. floss-[solid
vital-sis
h‘m‘o‘
Two or three oi the more reluctantll
mucous. tbstilss Measurement»; (
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.. authors" all is use is: good addition today- Ton, "
7 dos'twishtohayspioneevsryyoarorovoloyoqfla'” .I .1
no casts: runs will «um a mass?“ ‘7 '* ' ’
You will '“vo’ a'
pisaotonostissfs‘
Plano Co.
.104 Washington Street
Opposite QtyNstional Bonk .
H. W. IIART. MW
a
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Power Principle Successfully Applied
in This State.
supplied from one ceatnsl scurce.’
thereby shooting the economieorgsn
tactics in Connecticut. in no other
sum of the union has the rinclple
been so comprehensively app adj-fit?"
msrily to mlwufion; , foamy“.
ly with regard to all dents
slightest. enorsi' that Eagles.
rs ways til-4M PM?
orm- twee still * trons-I .
portatlbu (intensity0 that at
nootlcut in common with all
New England—stands subs tbcaslleid
ct electrisostlon Ce
circumstances hovel
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ELECTRIFYING CONNIGTIGUTt f
A highly significant example oi hows?
Power for all industrial uncanny .59. .,
no
tor the «tendon of its Mounts” m
the ancient ”amuse or study
or to colatsrsl activities at
kinds. A; striking ig.
sight in a survey or
teen has been a guidlu
tsblishiug these dingl‘llori'y‘
conditions. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
in the more populoaoi" sections
V
ootbo sam'o transpsstation
pally“ now owns the ‘
the trolley lines. or
Those are never real
the primary iis’ss’ also
land inconsiderate
inaction is ossontlslis
smut railways are
be primary lines.
tens cannot well
mi Writ?”
Norwalk Chronicler