‘ * Game w. l
Fancy v‘ Nearby Turkeys ‘ we sell
"at - '18, 22, 25280 lb
' . lb We
lb '16, 20c
. lb 200»
Rabbits . . pr 500
Squ bs . , . pr 50c .
[Guinea Fowl per pair $1.00
. lb 200
. (Capons . .
lb.lSc
WINTER TIME TABLE
This is the way
we might'fliogicslly say
Our business is run 1.
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
or the FERRIS Itind'
THE‘ FERRIS COAL CO.
e
,fi , \ Pork, Small Loins .
V 3 South Norwalk
’ers Brothers Co. m...
Westport
OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY E‘vsnmos.
t
w
..,._.
its soon-t MAIN smear. EO‘UTH NORWALK
lug for:
bottle Grand Imperial Port Wine, bot-
tle Grand imperial Sherry Wine. and
‘ The Paris Cloak & Suit HouSe farm152.23.“:'.;:':.::::.:.:":f-.....
during the Holidays.
Clot-nor Monroe and Chestnut Street:
Hello! Hello!“
That is just what i have. been walt-
One bottle Monogram Whiskey, 1
Central Hotel
,' Useful Xmas Presents
Women’s Pure
Wool Nun’s Veil-
iag Waists
Well Worth $3.50
.
livttntiinliy olnirroitlel'ctl on front
with silk braid, in pretty model, in
tit“ 'l‘an. iteseds.
t‘roatn, (‘oponhngt-n lilue. ilrown.
lrny and illacli:
(‘ltristmas box with each Waist:
Ktnken t'rom our rognlnr stock. at
Siifid.
good addition
Navy. Cardinal.
Silt‘t'lill ’for this suit-
$1.98
$1.50 Wl-il‘I‘E CAWN WAtsTs for ............................... 98c
$7.00 BLACK MESSALINE wmsrs for ....................... $3.93
Black Lynx Sets of it‘urs at reduced prit'es.
White Fox Sets.
.. ii‘rtiivn Conny tit-ts at reasonable lil'it'OR.
Children's l-‘nrs in Whitt: anti Gray.
Ladies lt‘ur Coats at reduced prices.
:We also carry a lull lino oi’ Suits, Pants, Skirts, Waists. Dresses.
They are bountiful.
Night Gowns. Kimonos. ilosltery, Cili‘at'l (lovers, t'orseta—thno and
other makes. Petticoats and Combinations. We Alter Free.
., SALE IN BOTH STORES: .
tilts Main at. Stamford 33 South Main 8t.. South Norwaik
“ZM‘r'o. Ellen 'r. Candoe.
Mtti‘ib‘iien 'l‘wltuhell Candoe. of Ruth
'n, widow of the late Amos tlnndeo.
oil. on December 3. succumbed
Wilda: to an illness which dated
‘ Ilietlme of Mr, Cnntloo's death
. , was ti-l years of age. Worn out.
tifM.'¥QiIl'itlg for her husband BIH: tutu.
.' "ill-Vii "bed. immediately after his inn-
. fifth] and there remained until ltnr and
Thunder...
thoscomc LINE Fort ALASKA.
7 .' C .,l.BDttl0n Poul.)
Brenna gyroaroplc railroad
ten an experimental trial.
are an dother equipment hav’
fluently ordered by it Seattle
"-whitgh 'doitigns to opnruta
3" ‘ “filial school. sorts”
The diudentn were given another
rare trout yesterday when another loc
lure of thapiunucd course was doiiv
erod hy'i‘lr. it}. H. ('lnmhttrt. The sub
ject of Dr. tlnmhai‘t‘s talk was "Local
lovm-ument in Norwuik." The talk was
very Interesting, lasting for abottt tor-
ty-iive minutes. Dr. Gumhart explain
(‘il in u very detailed tusnnor Just how
the town of Norwullt was governed anti
mentioned the, hurt emphasized by
many others lntbresletl In local gov-
ernment that the town had one til
at the moat complicated governments
in the country. The speaker was lead
Iy applauded when his remarks were
iinishod.
Al the morning assembly yesterday
Prol. w. it. Port-y rendered a very
line solo. it was a Christmas number
and was very well received.
There is much interest taken in tho
basketball game to he played Mott,
day night. when the team of last year.
who claimed the chunipionbhlp of the
state will play this year‘s team. litany
tickets have been sold and. . a large
crowd is e‘xpootod to‘bo preesnt. ‘
lithe
'1» el
0. cost about. $20,000 per
hat required for the mono-
mttt $8.000. Besides
' be laid with much
maritime road will he
' tin? in less than halt
d’ ortho transit-notion
.4.
Edward 0. Nowmdit. of Concord. N.
it. Is spending Christian with his
totally in SchooIJtroethi'. Newman
was formerly sales. intonation for .th
Connecticut Company. snails now the
, runner at aileron: elvenieal company
tit in bosom-d. Idle lentil
is [treating
4...,
UNDER THE Mis-
TLETOE-DON'T was
THE OPPORTUNITY.
We take the opportunity of
again wishing our friends and pat-
runs all rtlw mnipllntonis oi the
season. and of asaurlnit‘rthem that
any orders for roudy-mddt- Clothes
intrusted to as will be attended to
in such a manner as to inflate their
soon-will and continued;- tronago.
MERRY cunts. As
GOTI'LIEB’S -
$7 and $10
11 NORTH MAIN STREIT.
..........-.. ..~. _\_.,,_,_,,_,_4 .. ._ . .. . ....
ttttt tutu
District oi’ Norwullt, as. Probate
("tittt’t. December 23. A. ll.. 1910.
Estate at William Laimheer, late of
the City, County and State of New
York, deceased. .
The Court of Probate for tho liter
trim or Nor-walk, hath limited anti ai~
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to rub
hihit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly situated. within said
time. will be debut-red it recovery. All
persons indebted to' said estate are re
quostod to make immediate payment to
RICHARD H, GOLDEN.
Administrator. 0. t. s.
(12431 i7
. NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
"card of Manhattan, on tho commis-
aion appointed to investigate oyster
properties in accordance with Special
meet an a Board of Rollo! to consider
appeals from assessments on oyster
grounds within the exclusive Jurisdlo-
lieu of the State. on the Tuesday tol-
iowine the tint. Monday in Jnnttery.
57, the State Capitol. Haritord. at
19:46 a. m. ,. g '
Hartford. ‘ Connecticut.
Blot. I010, .
FREEMAN tl‘. PATTEN. '
WILLIAM H. GOItBlN-V .
Law No. 486. mission of 1909. will]
11m, to wit: January third. In Room .,
December .
rooms a. automation .
m at“ 27.29.31
‘ board at modulation. . ‘
. i
Norwaiit’t Leading Dry Goods Store ‘ -
mm are.
a 1929‘
Before
will be a filling“ in of all
that has been left un-
done. .In your eager- .4
ness to get away from
the crowds you may for-
get some much-needed
.. -M"
articles, so we append a
list of Useful Gifts.
nos.“ 3 and 5 oazs'r'rs surname. NORWALK. court.-
' It’s Moving. Time
in 'Ol‘df'l‘ in make room I‘m some special sales utter Christmas, the best and most varied stock at
Fancy China
Salad i‘iowln. and countless other articles that will he
Ideal Christmas Presents
that we have ever shown Is offered from 5 o'clock Friday evening until closing time Saturday. at u RE-
DUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. on every piece; The assortment. includes all the FANCY ARTICLEB IN.
IMPORTED CHINAmilhocolnio Sets. [lorry Sets, ice Cream Sets. Salad Sets, (lake Sets. Cake Plates.
The discount also applies to the SPECIAL BARGAIN TABLES. with their tempting and varied array. of
iancy anti useful" China. at 25c. 50c. 75c. $1.00. THE SAME SAVING ON CUT GLASS.
BATH ROBES
Tristram and Hyatt,
SMOKING JACKETS
PAJAMAS
.—
NIGHT SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR
.. -M..’e ......
HALF hose
d
I)“ I‘M"
SUSPENDERS
tint:
COLLARS
.—
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES ‘
UMBRELLAS
RAXNCOATS
TRUNKS
BAGS
THERMOS BOTTLES
Christmas
Slippers
Attrariiw to the eye and the
are the tastefully selected
Slippers tor \V‘otnen, Men, Girls
and boys.
One need not worry about gel-
lni'erlor quality here. be-
cause the price is sensible. The
Issttrtmenl includes ovary gmd
kind in Poll and Leather. Prices
muse from ‘ .-
50c to $2.50
93.53. . .p‘fii’t: .
At any rate look ovnr our lines
of Christmas Slippers. The wel.
come is just as cordint. whether
you are a buyer or‘ a looher.
GONNEALLY
. AND
BR A C KEN
8! WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONEJIH
FANCY VESTS
JEWELRY
, Open Every
Our l
Gi
i
'swsArans
SUIT CASES
my.“
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Bewilde‘riag
Assortmeht of ;
Exquisite '
Ne‘ckwea'r
The assortment. quality
and beautiiul pattern of
our Neoliwesr cannot
\
fail to impress and to
please you; Patterns and
designs their u a men
wouldieelbetyi'or himself
inlmfll'g store. “
Prices are moderate.-
“COAL
Who buys . 7
Who handles on ‘ mt?
Who ullo ous! .rlsht!
Who delivers cool ritltt? ‘
h u ,,
“APE?
cool “ f 1* ‘
ewe no...
Those the our strong points. one?
‘ “know." In coal; M’s why
we has “n"
in the
cost, ratios
parliament.
TbeBJiutlliielthtlnCo.
Tel. m. -,
, tea Wit-rot.
r¢.~
M v .
.Siw“
.Krieger
. , . West Washington"Street
Norwalk, Conn
i .
Evening this Week
H. Kriego- not). i
t
ine of
Pictures.”
i .
they tell us, .isothe, best line iii
town. Come and niake‘ your sie-
lectiou“ before the assortment is
. . . g ._ it
being (1891?ng .3;
Useful Holiday
t.
«in All Departments,
‘ .v'. a.
Our Credit System
prevails in all departtnents
“This invitation is extend-
ed to. everyone
C 0
.3 /
t. '9‘
......_.__—
Nil
x.
.31... ~
urns mom “an:
rot: should lay in a goodly sup-
ply oi the widely known and his
way: popular ‘Ruppert’e Bottled.
Beer and Even-”Light Crum'
warmer
Tobie, Ale mint tho need-sot
the next day. Feet in. you'd
tor not. your until
Christ
.t Eve, but order now. toilin ‘ ,
' test. when
WIN. til it)
on
- delivery. This Runner-1’s.
and vae' Ale will not he
mime-“R wittloni‘
*3, , '1qu alterations
WNW
Norwalk Chronicler