Addictive to t ‘0 ore and the
little arc the in toililly sslociod
than for Women. Men. Girls
A 9nd nestl‘not worry about get.
, ting Interior duality here, be
cause the price is sensible. The
’2 llhstlrt‘ment Includes every good
kind in Felt and Leather. Prices
50c 1032:-
"IN; any rate look over oil! lines
‘ of Christ-luau Slippers. The wel-
come its just as cmdiul. whether
yen ate II buyer or a locker.
CONNEALLY
‘* B. R A C K E N
31 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 368-4
WINTER. TIME TABLE
This is the way i'
‘ We'might logically 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
I Would. could or should be
And probably is
(Burning coal .
.ot‘Ihe- FERRIS kind
THE FER‘RIS COAL co.
3A team oivned by the Ferris (‘oul
Company. and driven by Hans G.
;.lohn.son. and u delilely wuxon belong-
in; to Hayes' market figured in II llt
Jilin accident this morning In “out of
.r the market in North Main shoot The
‘ rear wheels of the coal wuxon taught
in the trolley truck and ploughed the
new vehicle against the hymn pun--
hot outiii kllm‘klllg tho horse down
teat
l‘l'
Thst is just what i have bash walt-
httt foI:
0n; bottle Monogram Whiskay. 1
" bottle Grand imperial Port Wins, bot-
tis Grind Imnsrlal. Bharry Wins. and
la“ beautiful calendar. all for ”I15. ~-
AII bottle goods at yeduced prices
during the Holidays.
Central Hotel
Corner Monros’ and Chestnut “riots
.w.
a»
Everything New
Xmas Goods ,
Vegetables. Oranges
Candies
LL“:~
o. GI-IIOTTO
Tel. 921 . 17! Wash. st. arldns.
l
WHO'S
WHO
-
- I
.I'
u"
’.
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys cost right?
Who handles cool right?
Who aells coal right?
Who delivers soul right? ’
«WE DO—
Those are our strong points. out
"knows" in cool; that's why
i
WE ARE “iT”
in tho
Hazleton Coal p
The B. Hersbiield 8: Son Co. ii
i
122 Water st.
l
COAL TRADE i
‘i
Tehm .
lllAlliS Allll liliilliili.
John T. McAIIIster.
Word was II-uI‘ltoti ill wattlk inri
pruning that John '1‘. hit-Allislt‘u'. n
writ-known quu III Ilunhnry and in
'l‘hI- Norwuiks. had died at 9.30 p. In
Hr bus two sons iivilly. hero and the}
went to UuIIhIIry lmtnodiatriy upon
the rorript ol tho news. Mr. Mi‘Alllri
trr was iiny~thrco years old. The fun
orullsorylros will be bold III St. Peter‘s
(‘lIurt‘lI in llttIIlIury on 'I‘llltt'sday morn-
qu at It o'rlmsk. 'l‘he uurvIrorn urt-
Emma. his wife. him-y. of St. Mury‘u
iloupltnl III Wulnrhury. and Modullut.
III‘ Ilsnhury. hi... two daughters. and
Edward Mohliister In W. I. Olsen's
shop store. and William. ot‘ Harbor
uvonue.
"THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRlSTMAB"
\oII should int III II goodly sup-
pl; of the “liltill' known and al-
ways popuim liuppcrt s lloiiileti
Baez uud li‘vmm Light l‘leam
'l‘IIlIlo Alp unwind the. hoods of
tho noxt day. iv‘ ct III. you'd bet-
ter not wait Intll Christmas
EVI‘. hut. oI-drr now. telling us
just when you want us to make
Iioilyory. ’l‘hon lltIppert's liner
and Erlns’ Ale will not be for»
notion—4t will long be retnnm-
holed alter dolphins.
IMtlfiner & Flynn
tat w mum III. Phone 5424
IOUTH NORWALK
eductton Sale
Alto Mist“? .0170, coats. skill“. “lust." ‘
rims. r‘mlcoltrs. molly oowm, cons-r cousin. 3
riot“. mutant: mu. Hoslsuv. Aisha AND crusts
wy‘ Martins. .
, and go over the plans and specifics-
‘ '07. AIM:
nus. mar-3w
BISLVENT Nb'l‘lChi
m
District of Norwalk.
Court December is, A. 1)..
Elliott of Annie .1 Voile. luteo of Not-
walk In said district. deceased.
The Coutt or PIobsto for the Dis»
us, .Probute
lowed six months .KI'om the date hereof
tor the creditors of said estste to ex»
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to prudent their accounts.
properly attested. within vuald time.
will bu doburred a I-oaoverl. All per
sons Indebted‘ to said estate are re
unedited to motto Immediate payment to
II20‘27 l3
GEORGE A. VELIE.
Executor.
NOTICE
M
”The suhscrlhor hereby gives notice
that pursuant IoOuthorlty given him
by an order of tho tlout oi Probate
lot tho IllstIlct ol‘ Not‘j it. he will
roll all the r.lght title an Interest of
lloardmun liIIIclInIgd into" at Not-walk
in said 1)lst.Ilot.Ilace em fin and to
tho following real outuo , lowii: A
certain tInct of land. boing‘sII Island.
with the hulldiugu and Improvements
theIeon. situated III the town of Nov
walk. ‘ou the wostolly side or Village
("tech no tolled. and known us Iioyt‘ II
Island and bounded ongll sides by
waters of Norwalk Harbor. helm; in
quantity thine, aIrou more, or less.
llecdmhor 20. until.
. R088 IIURCHARII.
Executor. Norwalh. Conn.
stunstslus bruit-ll
nus llIillll
(Continuud from First Page.)
lug tho bids, providing that won all
the action tultou.
'l‘lIoquu I. liuymond noted an cltuih
man. in tho. ubsonce oi' I‘iIulrIuah A.
I". lIeItrd. who was unabletto he pros-
oni,. IlI- had the clerk read the Cd-
vertlsmnont containing all the require-
ments on which the bids hnd heou
flgurod und thou nutnrd the firs bids
that wcro roooivod, and they were
numbered in their order ’
The bids were from the following:
F. It. Long Company. or ilurkcnsndt,
N, .l._ “68.000.
Konnibiuuo t'ontruct (‘ompIIIIy. (It
New York City. whose bid covered
scrotal dill'm‘ent stylus ot structuros.‘
Prod 'l‘. Loy Ill lhunpnny. inc. of
Springfield. Muss. ”92.500. Including
temporury bridge.
'l‘oolo A‘I. Suuurriin. III- Bridgeport.
8207.1i9fi. .
llulhrouk (:_IIiIot Rollins Company.
of llouton 822' litiu
One I)! tho hlddclu IIIIII united of Mr.
ltuymuud IhuI III» bids and plum he
not 93thde tor tho luspootlon (It the
othbr bldduru.
Ono. bidder snld that they should be
placed on lilo ior nil in Instinct.
John F‘. XII-Manon lhOlttlll tlmt III
nil lulrnruu they should ho exhihilt‘d.
for the plans III'o it part of the bid. he
polnlud out.
John J. linulon Intros-II wlth him.
Mr. McMahon suid Ihpt It bidder who
did not wish his plans to he soon by
,Ithrrs should ho given It rhunt‘o to
withdraw his hid.
Mr. IIuIIiIIII mound that "tho bids and
plans iw uponed :IIIII pluvrd on tile for
pIIlIlIr inuportiun. This wan carried.
Mr. ttuymontl guru Itll bidders a
.chunrl- to withdraw their proposition.
but IzilI-nt'tl granted his question to
this odoct.
’l‘hr bids were tlII-n oprued in their
older. The spot-Ill lions and a rer-
lillod chock nl‘ $.31 tlt‘t“nllllllllllod nil
bids.
Mr. llnymond tlu-n invitrd llll Insult-o-
lion oi the plans lillil bids. and all
look IIIIIuIIIugo of tho opportunity
tlur bid wnu III-companion by It bottli-
tIt‘ul limping in colors. which showed
ll purlt with true» in blorsom qul oth-
III routines that made an Ideal Inud
erupt: Apiriurc.
. motion was then made to adjourn
until lI‘rldut evening, und Itiior that
limo to not a date for the bitidorl to
ho prouout and hear tho result of the
=IIspeIrtIIm III the hills and the award
ltIIt of tho contract. but our of the
cnslIIrIu-II nukrd IlIIIt ho ho hard. as
he must return to his home rity thin
week. llo explained that although his
company bud dons most or their work
in the larger cities In the west ihsy
wore beginning to more to tho oust-
ward. iio uluo told of tho typo of
tuition that his I-IIIIIpIIIII' lIsd bid on.
and 0xpluiuod hiu company 's hid tur-
tlIt-I
After the engineer had Ilnlshod his
talk. tho meetlus ad oumed until Fri-
Iluy ovculns at 7:80 It the town court
room to moot with tho city on
hour
It scouts that yesterday the splash
man were mm with a notion by tits
hrldse commit to mom that sour
mitten at 11:80 a. to. today. no that
they did not answer the notice III my
way.» When ’tlIII commutes went'iuto
tbs its" at noon 0 selection wslltsll
Iron the room an out at tits bulldlns.
The doors to the assembly hall In trout
were looked. but the rear door wss
open sud the mothers or its column
his and the summers lust lit tits ss-
' semnly hall as the ruminations In
their stilettlsemsnt IIsti called for
them to do.
“him noon Miournsa to the court
room. where the hills wars «tonsil
The solsctmnn wists ‘attvl om Its,
printout it III «In. sud titslls‘fors titty.
Wash-W ‘
III-s. D. Guam. m I
III at: 21 Mb '
immfiom
trim of Nor-walk, hsth limited and III: .
lot 1 I" a
Holiday
Gifts
O .
ERE is s Store Full of
High-grade Gifts for
Men--
Wesrables such as a maul ’
would select himself-
www-
PAJAMAS
$1.00 to $5.00
UNDERWEAR
5°C to $3.25
M...“ .._~.... M-..
SHIRTS
$I.oo to $3. 00
NECKWEAR
5°C to $2.50
“a...“
SUIT CASES
A Leader at $5.00
LEATHER
NOVELTIES
soc to to.oo
m
BATH ROBES s
“$3.50 to $9.50
”av-«o...-
snoxmo JACKETS
$5.00 to 3:5.00
HALF HOSE
age to $I.75
ans-o
.....
SUSPENDERS
I... 25c to $2.00
COLLARS
. $1.50 per doz.
t
UMBRELLAS
" ”*SI. I5 to $600
......
HATS
Lookmg
III.
» 82.00 to $6.00 .
w
RAINCOATS
$10.00 and up
I‘ve——
THERMOS
BOTTLES
$3.75 and up
W
FANCY VESTS
’7
Sosa to $5.00 ‘
SWEAT-Ens
~ 82.50 to $6.50
..
The "MIDGET" ROLL
with Brushes
1 $1.00 to $3.50
.fl ,
COLLW‘
PENNANTB
‘ 50c. 75¢. $I.00
i
Wat».-
NEWE:3T TIE CLIPS
" soc and $1. 00
‘ ,
(LEI'ristram and Hyatt.
" Norwslk’s Leading Dry. Goods Store
. N084 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Useful Christmas Presents
BIG VALUES lN HOBIERY. NECKWEAR AND GLOVE! FOR LITTLE MONEY.
FOUR- iN- HAND "”38 ill funny boxes
I
KID GLOVES. unlined .................................................. . .........
SILK LINED KID GLOVES
. I .............................
Men’ s Gloves
.......... .........250,50e.31.00
$1. 00. 31.25 31150
150
.................. I........I...-.....u...-I...I............'........I s
SILK LINED GASTON GLOVES ................................................................ . $200
HUDSON SEAL FUR GLOVES .................................................... . ............... 33.25
Agrsat varisty oi WOOLEN GLOVES AND MITTENS. a
Stockings in Fancy Boxes .
MEN 8 HIGH GRADE BLACK SOCKS. tour pairs ....................... . ....................... $1.00
LADIES' BLACK STOCKINGS. three pslrs ....................................................... $1.00
LADIEB' BLACK STOCKINGS. tour pairs ........................................................ $1.00
LADIES' BLACK LIBLE STOCKINGS, three pairs .......................................... .I.... .115
. LADIES' BLACK SILK STOCKINGS. sash pair In a box ........................................... $1.25
LADIES’ PLAIN AND FANCY sILK STOCKINGS .......................................... 760 to $2.50
Put the boy It presents in a pair of CADET STOCKINGS. the best wen ring stocking mode ........ . .250 pair
.II
Special for Tuesday
2 lbs. Liven] lb.
350
South Norwslk
Norwallt
Bacon, . .
Boers Brothers Co. u...
.. a...
SAW THE EXPLOSION. "
Frank P. Oddo. a popular young lo-
cal bur .snd otlicnr of the South
Norwnl Fire Ucpsrtmcnt, and or I'll!"
loos localdtaiiau societies. had one of
the moat Imorostlng oxperlouros In his
life. yesterday morning In New York.
when the Grand Central depot power
house blew up. killing Ion people sud
injuring sud mulmlnu II grout many
more.
Mr. Oddo was on It lmxlngton uvcnuc
trolley car at tho time. and It was It
most fortunate III-rumetuuce that tho
Inr was tempormih delayed. This
war mm the one following next to the
-m.. to.
Keep Your
Husband 1'
Home'III'l"
one that was biotin from the trackifii Christmas night. and envy night. keep
and doponitod on top of a big uulomo
bile.
Mr. Oddo. lllit‘ most ovorybody else.
was completely mystinod by the explo-
:slon. not knowing at first what had oc
curred II was not long. however be-
tore the true situation dsla- nod on him.
aspeIiIIIlv when the work of carrying
the killed and Iniurod began. Mr. Oddo
spoke to tho motorIIIuII of the car that
had boon blown tmm the trucks. The
tIrtIlloymsn thanked the Creator that
ho had not been dealt with any mort-
seriously. ’l‘ilo motor-man lmd been
loaned to the uldcwalk by the force 0!
the conclusion and blood was mount-
ingdowu one side oi his love. He start.
0d far a police station. to have his
wounds dressed. The-silht o! the dead
and Injured was a sickening one to Mr.
Dividend Notice
122ml ssmauuuat. owuosuo
or rm:
monwstx sAvmos somew-
NORWALK. coun.
December It», 1910.
At a meeting (If the. Directors of this
Society held this day. a dividend. at
the rain of VOUR (4) per cent. per
sunum was deemed to depositors
trout the earnings of the six months
ending December Ill. 1910. The sumo
will be entered on unanimous and paid
on and alter January Ill. 1011,
By order 0: the Board 0! Directors
, FREDERICK A. ELLE}.
d20 l2l . .> Treasurer
.. .00.“.
&
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?(t
It
line" “.1”. Indium 7
lost ill" mishap idoll!
tutti-gig “who. III. “ ‘
Ittitl '
wrh's‘fg'ai m . I1 ,
him troll supplied with
Roger Ludiow. Twila City.
Nugget or'LIttle Gem
CdGKllS
ALL DEALERS
Special Holiday lioxos
o. .J. REYNOLDS
MCNUFACTURER
Oddo and tho-others. The police, he
adds. were right on the job. and roped
oil the whole block~ about the pawor
house to keep thorrowd sway. just as
soon as possible. ’l‘ho windows all
about the vicinity were smashed and
employees all about ceased work.
Mr. Oddo and others speculated at
length at the cause of all the trouble.
The first impression was that sums
shooting was being done and than thst
rock in the new depot work was being
Ilynamlted.
l8 IT WORTH WHILE?
Again the Christmas time has come.
We soon will hour the trumpet and the
drum:
We‘ll hour the merry shouts or girls
and boys.
adjoining over their pitta of books and
toys. ‘"
To bring this to ma III the hearts
0! some in this community. It will re-
quire active work on tlul part of some
low. The Lishthouso Mission to do-
lng st are-st dost slung this line and
has been laying plans to give a Christ
Inns dinner to 15d of our needy and
worthy children .
Thovcsnvsssors have been doing lino
work along this line. Many cannot
. come to the mission on Christmas day.
but hire given treaty to help this
work. out the mods are great sad
the response la Inadequate to the call.
in view at this {not we wish to out!
the attention 01‘ the friends and hub
Ito and mount that as man! as can
will respond to tlIIs appeal of the
Lighthouse Illusion tor any funds or
articles 0! clothing which they may be
able to give At Thadltsslvtn; time
several prominent citisons use nun
. tests] to main up “first good din»
hers which were very sratoiully ro-
We} militia plus“ to bats any
Swim cIiII soul will tarnish us with sm-
tor this work. it you cannot help not"
daily a your time: or Ar-
if I . "his “93;. humor
, , card to Its umtstldsltt‘ut
. ' ashI not.
"Milli“
Matt's
gm
“m We
Norwalk, Conn
UNDER THE MI$
TLETdE—DON’T MISS
THE OPPORTUNITV.
We take the opportunity 01'
again wishing our friends and pat-
rons all the compliments of the
season. and of assuring them that
any orders for readyemade Clothes
intrusied to us will be attended to
In such a manner as to insure their
good will and contihued patronage.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
GO'ITMEB'S
$7 and $10
11 Nauru. lull critter
The “Merry Christmas" and
“Happy New Your" will be
anything but thoroughly eII~ ,
joynble if you intro luel trou~
hie.
We can make your Holiday
cheery. Try us.
'i‘ he Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 , 68 Water Street
would nellsht any member of the
family. Esooilont this st
It. NOAGK'S. 36 N. Milo St.
” Toys“
agona
sississdss ..........st.ssu
Daiits 750 to
Who-thaws 95....100. 260 all
Toetchssts 250
soils-I
Mlicarrlaoas.............
Dolls ..... ..Ail
Tallies . ,
Chairs
Norwalk Chronicler