Attractive to the wound the
porno rule the tastefully uoiootud
iiilippera for Women, Men, Girln
and boys.
One need not worry about get-
ting ulterior quality hero, ne-
"cnuso the price is sensible. The
unortment includes every good
kind in Fall and Leather. Priceu
range from
500 to' $2150..
a pair
At. any rule lookmvm our lines
of Christmas Slippers. The wel~
come In just us cordial. whether
y0u are :1 buyer or a locker.
Count-“ALLY
'l‘hut hi Just what 1 hovu boon math
but for: ’ ' ‘ l .
One bottle Monogram Whllley i
bottto Grand lmpurlolport Wino, hot-‘
, tic hundimimpor i Shorty Wine. and
o bountifullcudu or. ill for $1.15.
All bottle g06illl hi reduced prices
duringlho Hulldpyu. "
Central Hotel ,
Corner Monroe and Chennai ”Mott
M.
‘ I
All New Nutsr'
New Oranges ’
All Southern
Vegetables
G. GHIQT'EO
Tul. 927 179 Waoh. 8t. Brill”.
AND
BRACKEN
B1 WASHINGTON STREET,
- SQUTH NORWALK.
. TELEPHQNE 363-4
I WINTER 'fIME TABLE
‘ This is the way
We might legicaliy say
' Our business is run
From sun to sun:
' Sixteen ounces to the pound
2000 lbs. are here a ton.
Several tons make a bin full
One full bin makes many fires
'One good fire makes comfort.
Every comfortable household
Would. could or should be
And probably is‘
‘ Burning coal
'0: the FERRIS kind
' [THE FERRlS COAL co.
in connection with the power houno
explosion at Grand Control *stuilonu
New York, this morning. it who report-
ed that Edward ilrowor, of Norwnli.
hull been killed). .\lr. til'oWer. how
or, was In town this noon and did not
‘ allow any appearance of having been
injured.
In the
‘ COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
Who handles cool right?
Who sells cool right?
Who delivers cool right?
m-W E DO—
Thoso are our strong points. our
. “knows" in cool; that’s why
2 . WE ARE “1T"
in the
COAL‘TRADE, .1
Hillel“, Coal - Ii
The BL’lIershfieid‘dt son Co. ..
Tel. 294. 122 Nit-tor at. l;
o
DON'T THINK
beruuuo the old rlock utlll goon
llult. it is good enough. Get math
or it now one for .\'ntuu. Son line at
NOAC '8
36 Norm Main Street
"THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRISTMAS”
you should lay In nigoodly sup-
plyoi’ the widely known and ai~
ways popular Itupport's i‘loitled
floor and Ernnu' Light‘ilroum
Thine Ale uunlnni iho needs of
tho next day. Pool in. you'll boil
tor not wait. until Christmas
Eve. but ordor now, telling us
just whon you want us to make
delivery. 'l‘hon‘ Runportflu liner
and hlvnnu’ Alo willynot‘bo for-
‘gottonw-It will long' be rumour
‘borell‘nfter drinking. '~ .
m
”Magnet &- Flynn
ington 8t. Phonon“
momma. p '
A
real Red "t' S l
it their lino Wilt!" sorted gout! skiom. “billets;
‘ fi,-FURS,¢+P!‘I’TIOOAT8, «tour oowuo. qonm cousin,
,ATIO’NI._IILK.AND Litton Hos '
" V. 7‘ , " _-*Wo Alton?
OALIIN com
Suit House.
' too-m , nonunion
, 8:
may; MEMO nun 9"“,
menu: 1
tooth «unfit “ “Ill
7
. tornoon at. 2:30 o‘clock.
_ lint-eon harmonious of our, or onto
I“ , QOLVQNT Notlcfl.
Dietrich. of Norwnlh. so. i’robato
Court. Dudomber ii, A. 1).. 1910. .
‘ illslsto of Charlotte» A. Jenulnco. lots
of Norwnlll, in uh! district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for-“tho Distri‘ t
of Norwolk, both limited and allow
nix mom is from the date hereof for
the prod tors of fluid estate to exhibit
their olnimu for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounta,
properly utlhulod. within said time.
will ho doburrod u rooovory. Alltper-
'sonu indebted to said outnte are re-
quoutod to make immediate payment
Alumni... l
lllllll lliil llilillllll. .,
. .....- _. _
Mn. John O’aulllvonu. .
Mrn. John O‘Bullivuu. who lino been
very seriously ill for u to little at
hor boom in Maple street. Normal
(H2 19
at tho family home. Mr. ounum.
who is also neriouuly ill. unrvitrtil.“ul“.
do also uovorul children. who’lncllttlo.
John E. O‘Sulllvun. Mru. Hugh J. Don-fl
holly, Mrs. h‘ruuk .l. lionohuo and
Miss Julia G. ()‘Sulitvun. h‘unornl sor-
vlces will be bold \I’edneoduy morning
from St. Mary's ohnroh.
Funeral of Miu’ McCall.
The t‘unerul of Miss Susan Moi‘nli
was bold thiu morning from St. Jo.
seph‘u church. itov. Richard (hirroll
oillclutinn. The poll honrern were
.iohn Spencer. Michnol Molnornoy.
'l‘homnu Shitid nnd .lohn l‘itagihhous.
Minn Alice Spinn rendered tho solo
“l“uuo to Faro.” Iillil tho choir on:
“Nonror, My (loll. to Time" its the oily
wuo iouvlng the rhurch. Interment
wan in St.- Mury'u cometary.
Funera; of Mn. Daniel Donovan.
The funeral of him. linuiei llonovun.
oi Spring Hill, who hold yesterday af~
from St.
Mary's churrh. There were u num-
ber oi‘ bountiful llorul offerings. and
tho funeral was quite largely attend-
ed. The inlnrnwnl was in Si. him-flu
reiuoiorr, .
Stephen Bakor. .
Sit-phrn linker, an tomato or the
Fitch lionu- tor Holdlors, iu Nomtun.
died ht thut pinrr on li‘rliluy. and the
funeral will in- bold thin ufiornoon.
with lllltil‘illt'lll in Spring Grove rom~
otorl‘, Ho \Wlii‘li uwmhor ol‘ Company
It. (3. V. l.. nlld‘wuu till yours of ugh.
Thoma: B. Ftagor. .
’l'houuln ll. l-‘ingvr. an inmate of the.
Soldiurs‘ llllilii.‘ lu Nurulou. tiled in
that VlIICt‘ on ‘l‘hursdni‘. in llurt‘il'th‘
your of hill ngo. 'l‘hv remains Wore
tun-lull Saturday in Spring (Imvo rhino
Mort. lie was it troll-known hutiur.
formerly of Smith Nni'wulk.
William C. Coololgh.
William (‘3. ('obieigh, oi‘ the soldlorri‘
limnr in Norolon. diodin thnl institu-
lion on Bounding. «lilo {mum‘s ware
token to Iirunt‘ord this mnrnlmt. where
tltoy‘fiwiilpbo .lnlm‘red. Mu u'au 'fl
yearn of nun.
until an pilotin-
nuns roam .
li‘oniihuod lrom Find Page.)
\
,vl
hilt hlu limit to not for llII‘.‘ hill of the
borunvou fondly the aid of the State
li‘lronn-n'g Association.
Mr. Schmidt who one of tho bout lilt-
ml wemlwru of tho tlro dopurtmout and
with first liouionnnl of tho Fire Police.
having at tho that oieotlon being ud-
mu-ed to that post from uerond lieu-
tonunt. lly trade he. With no electric-
Inn hnd who mnpiuyod by the Road and
Why Eloi‘tflt‘ll Company. it won only
a few mouthu ago that ho moved with.
his‘finnily trim South Norwnllt to Row-
nylon.
Chief Clili‘lt. in talking of his death
today. said that his iilneus dates from
an alarm that the department turned
out on limembor 18th. This alarm.
the thief further ox'pluine, corner in
from Ely nvouuo. nud Moutonmt
Schmidt ran all the way down there.
naturally working hlmoolf Into a per-
nplrotlon on tho run Ind after doihl
all he could at the prone. rode. back in
the center of the city on the Old Wall
Hook and Ladder truck with bill coat.
unhutoned no that he «taught cold. That
night, the rhiof any». in- was token
with what appeared to o o severe ooid
mu! he appointed in p lyrirlnn. inter
puoumonin developing.
Whether the developmont of sculpt
pushed uwuy this morning ubottt 9:8‘ '
i ERE is a Store Full of
i
.,
l
toror will Interfere with tho murlnt
chuion is n question In Chief Qinrlt'l-
mind. and he. is now taking the mottor‘
up. Poruonully ho is rationed that Mr.
Schmidt's services on the doy of the.
Doromher lllih alarm to responsible for
his death, ~
Should ‘ the Fireman’s. Asunciotion
aid. Myr.‘8cluuldt would got u death
benefit of 8500. funeral honeiltu ‘of tilt).
and 03 o week for each of her child.
ron'u support until they lire gl'ourtoon
yam of no. . ' x
llloutenlntwfiohmldt in 'Ilurvlvod. in
. n mind”
its“. Lleutnnant Bellini t n;
happy nurture, which made him my
popular and his death Inn is urea wide:
fl
O
the member: or the nonviolent. Em
. “who quarantined for font-Iliiifnvolt1gbW
one Week ago thin durum' l)
v
addition to the rotativu montiouedlt ..
by his mother. who was in the house .
at the time of his dooih. he on and ,
.twontrone your! and
the old of the State Firemen‘ll Auto,
all 7“
‘rf
- William .7. Trainer. the-toil? ;.lionlth _ 2
? ‘ Dialling
fur
H .
Gifts
r
4 High-grade Gills for
Men-
Wearabies such as a man
would select himself-
PAJAMAS
" $r.oo to $5.00
UNDERWEAR
i E50c to $3.25
SHIRTS
3mm to $3.00
a
NECKWEAR
50c to $2150
SUIT CASES
A Leader at $5.00
“my- mm
LEATHER
NOVELTIES
sue to
BATH ROBES
‘ $350 to $9.50
10.00
» , SMOKING JACKETS
$5.00 to $5.00
nALr nosn ‘ .
use to $1.75
o'susru‘dnnns
, 25c to Sam
couaits
$1.50 per doz.
WW“-
UMBRELLAS
‘ $1.15 to $6.00
..
‘ fiATS
$2.00 to $6.00
RAINCOATS
how and up
'l'
THERMOS
BOTTLES
$3.75 and up
I
FANCY vus'rs
&
Oliday» '
W Norwalil‘r
Useful Christmas Presents . .
BIG VALUEafilN HOSIEHY. NECKWEAR AND GLOVEQ FOR LITTLE MONEY.
FOUR-lN-HAND TIEII, in fancy hoxo‘u .......... .....................
Men's Gloves
KID GLOVEB. unlined . ....... . ............ . ........................................ 1.00.“ .26. .
EILK LINID KID GLOVES ........................................................ H.‘ ..... ‘1... 3.2%
SILK LINED CABTOR GLOVES ...... $2.00
‘ HUDION SEAL FUR GLOVE: ........................ 9 ........................................... 33.25
A gm! varloty of WOOLEN GLOVES AND MITTENS.
, , . \ .
Stockings in Fancy Boxes
MEN'S HIGH GRADE BLACK SOCKS. four pairs ................................................. $1.00
LAolEa' aLAcK srocxmoo. um. pain ....................................................... $1.00
LADIES' BLACK STOCKINGS, four pairs ........................................................ $1.00
LADIEB’ BLACK LISLE STOCKINGS, thru pllrl ....................................... 4 ......... $1.15
LADIEB' BLACK SILK STOCKINGS. each pair in I box .......................................... $1.25
LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY SILK STOCKINGS ............................... 760 to $2.50
Put the boy‘s prompts to a pair of CADET STOCKINGO, the bent won ring stocking Inndo .......... 25c phir
Loading 'Dry Goods stole,
"mi 3 and; onzn'r'rn nulLo’ruo, uonwntx, court. “ "
2r
. ...... 16¢. soc. 31.00
V,
p
Tristram and Hyatt.
. Special for Tuesday
.1 2 lbs. Liver, 1 lb. Bacon, .' 35c
. '8:.5oto$5.oo ,
swnnrnns
’ $2.50 to $6.50 .
on...
The “driven" ROLL
with Brushes .
81.00 to $3.50
COLLEGE
rnNNANTs
soc. 75c. .31-00
'anusr TIE cums~
soc and $1.00
I
.r.
. Fortyuorond street ‘on
hull.
Beers Brothers Co
Norwalk
' Westport
-———.——-
IIS.TII I in ‘ ~
it ill a (Ilf_lIIiIIliIE8
Mm: Alnoliu ’i‘roinno. oi River
slroui. who Who launch in New York
city at the. corner of llmudwnr and
’l’lfitrlidhy by
tho tunic-Ab driven by Richard Jenkins.
of Now York. died in the New York
Hospital, whither she Wits tnkon im-
mediately after having been run over.
yeatorduy morning from injuries ro-
sulllng from the ucoidoni. Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘roiuno worn on their wny to
the Gpnd Control Station. after bar»
in}: witnessed the opera “Ln Glueondu“
to come home when tho accident or-
ourrod. The rhnuffour of tho toxic-uh
llill'l boon paroled by the coroner. .‘llrs.
‘l‘i‘oinno is ourvtvod by her mother
Mrs, Colombo Morn. hr-r huubnnd. .10,
mph 'l‘roinno, and four children. John.
Pools. Mary and Annio. She has been
married about nine yearn nod our child
died a low monihu nuo. being but
about seven monthu of one. The do
ceased won twmty-sorrn years of our
and her domino has Clllbleil deep re-
gret in Norwolh. whoroshu had inhuy
friends. or remains will he brought
to Norwnla this Mullins. and the fun-
eral will probably be bold tomorrow
morning.
.....- w «w
000K?" ”I“? lllllVllLK
......wn..."
John R. Brodiuy. who flnoncod the
expedition of Dr. Cook of North Pole
lam. wot: u vilitor In South waalk
Slturdsy and upont some time at the
olflce of his legal countlei. Stole Alton
ney John H. Light.
Mr. Bradley. despite the public
clamor usalnai Dr. Cools. hon not lost;
inith in him. Mr. Brnlll‘oy, lo anti-tied
that Dr. Cook believes he discovered
the North Polo and attributes hill dio~
appearance, it it sold. to the likelihood
of hill mind being adopted by the storm
of criticism following no cloudy-"o the
thrrlbio ran-on of exposure it! til Po~
In regions. ‘ it.
a...
. 'nr. Bradley has rocohtly imp-m 9
a big farm buck ofNew Cannon.
...-......“
YOUNG CAZONI lMPQOVING.
Winnlpauk Led struck by Hill not:
buy Polo. Ruling Comfort» .
John (inane. the young maul who
won injured by the braking of o trol~
lily pole to Winnilutult. north nttor
noun. ond who was tolled to 'iho‘ Non
walk hospital. in resting comfortably
at that lmuluulon thin Harpoon.“
his condition indicgtoo that be lion 0 .
cry chance of rooorsrlhg from his lot
lurloo. - . . .
The accident woo o pocdloronoiin
thot the lulurod their at“ flouting
Alon hi it street, near, thofioornorv
of Lotion. when one of- tho union
which coupon. tho ororhood trolley
wom. shopped of! close to the wound
and noun; mrdto lured. hitting
Corona. who was passing by. on ,tlo.
The No «tweak and tho
utroln of alumina. which no union“
on tightly it thin point. marching it
glint:- ot the “101. pound the pole td‘i
r.‘ v‘ y ‘ h '
. ..ru. lam Wilmilulih troll” . hut,
ion mm ml no the inordin-
Wfih' of thohwnmkhdizl '
. ’01,.le If, 1'. ‘
did when collimation. ' ,
......“
To RECEIVE IACK PAY.
Heirs of the Late Captain Gilbert Bo-
gart Notifield of Government's
Action.
The late Gilbert Bogart. of South
Norwnlh. served as in Mill lieutenant.
in Company 6.. Third Connecticut Vol-
uluooru infantry. and lo Company E.
Twelfth Connecticut Volunteers infan-
try. an as captain in Company A. 139th
New York infantry. As an officer In
such organizations he was during the
Civil War untitled to pay and allow,
once-s, and it was summed for years
that he won receiving tho full amount
that ho nos entitled to.
Rorenily some painstaking lawyers
in Washington. D. C.. discovered that
Captain Bogort's heirs were untitled to
more money. The attorneys wrote to
the rolatli'os here. and lutor took the
matter up with the authorities.»
Washington. withihu result that word
has been r'ecolred. that, the following
amounts have. been awarded:
Gilbert 1‘. Bogart. $14.79.
Mrs. Florence Shotflold. Slut).
Elblrl W. Clark, 2.96.
Frank E. Clark. $2.96.
. (Margo it. Clark. 52.96.
Florence G. Benedict. $2.96. .
The following in n statement of the
nccoum: ,
Pay and niluwuucos short paid to
lien. 26. '62. “.21. ‘
Travel pay from Baltimore. Md. to
New York, N. l‘.. 21.79. making a total
of 844.37. . ‘
This also left in reserve one-him of
one share for Robert C. Cloris. who has
not applied. und which amounted to
82.95.
Claim for further allowances is dis-
allowed for reopens as follows: Ohioor
has otherwise titan herein stated been
paid)" pay and illowsncos in- full as
first lieutenant of Third Connecticut
infantry. from April 25. 1861; first Iiéu-
tenant Twelfth Connecticut Infantry
from October 1. 1861, Ind as captain
of the 139th New York infantry from
September 9, 1862. The war depart-
ment bu denied him iurther recogni-
tion under the not of February ’24. 18~
Travel allowances for service in the
Third Connecticut infantry are disal-
lowed on the presumption that some
were furnished in- Idnd. Having re-
signed from the Twelfth Connecticut
infantry for hip own convenience no
trnvoi allowances due for’ sold service.
Thus after nearly fifty yearn he: the
g‘overnmont discharged a legal obliga-
ton. '
w-
“...-.—
cmr CLSRK CASE.
Recount Content “in tooth Namath on
, Again loony.
The city clerg recount contest is on
again today In the Superior Court at
Bridgeport. hetero Junta Williams.
having been continued from list week
to noon todsy. a
Decided outcotlon If» been ruined to
tho counting of the hollot box'u can
tooth in new or the condition of the
rmntoclo when It on token to
that the uni- on tho box were broken
and that‘irwpr phloem up unit. "
The outcome of tho cone continuit- to
be of nonunion“. Oily. Clerk John
Dian-o‘glfi‘eiogil‘lg‘n Iltfitimg‘flhdi a?
I on on; o. mom .0
‘ Moderator noun Dollop
Hr. Dunno olootod oiooiion
Ill to Who ll". but itr.‘
1 lion. moinlolol
, ll of twice
’ ore moot
ill
in...
it fit
“133‘ ,x
mini ~.
Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk ‘
Bridtonort .Thurodpy. an“ in claimed .
UNDER THE Mis-
TLETOE—DON’T Miss
. THE OPPORTUNITY.
We mice the opportunity of
again wishing our friends and pat-
rons all the compliments of the
season, and of asaifling themthai
r any orders for readymiade Clothes
lummted to us will-be attended to
in such a manner as to insure their
good-will and continued potronngo.
msnnvnnnioywls
$7 a hm STREET.
11 Hon-run?
Permit us to post you-lt‘s time
you had your full‘supply of cool
for the wintél‘.
We can supply you host.
The Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Wagons ........ . ...... ....25c to :8
Voloolpoooo ........... $1.33 to $4.7!
Dorks .. ....... _. ....... .150 to 00.08
Wheelbarrow: ...... 10c, 26:: «um
Tool cum. ............ 250 to “.75
Doll Carriage: ............. 25o to 83
Dom ............... ..-....AII Price-
Tabloo ..... ...........‘.&iio
Choirs .. ................. ....28e
W. A. Bri ennun’s
Donavon awe
gas-... . .....
woutwo AND winter.
Fancy House Slippers
‘ 756 to $2.00 ‘ “
Clfil-gfilfl’l. LIOGINGB at 600
WOMIN’IB ample. m .u com-5m
to
II! Weaning!” It. .
motor mou um. norm I RP" J
IIRC. 500.
u w ' ‘ "1'0."an ° "
. ”till" ”unwou- lMi
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