I l WINTER TIME TABLE
. 1 This is the way
I We might logically say
Our business is run
From sun to sun: ’
F 4 Sixteen ounces to the“ pound
I; 2000 lba. are here a ton.
Several tons make a bin full
‘ . One full bin makes many fires
A One good fit: makes comfort.
. Every comfortable household
Would. could or should be
And probably is
Burning coal
‘5 Of the FERRIS kind
THE FERRIS collL co.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
to our triontls and t‘ustounu-a.
and we wish that it may he
crowned with goodness all the
way through. and may
lli‘llt‘tl and prosperity attend
them,
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
it you want the Hillllltt'l' to ‘havo n
.... Happy New Year
hut him it hon ur
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
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[Hill lIIlIIIIES
ORDER
0
WE“.
‘1‘0 SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Diatritrt ot‘ Nortvttllt. an” Prohuto
Court. i‘locenther 28. A. 1)., 1910.
Jamie of Mary 1‘}. 'l‘uihlllglate of
Norwalk. in said dlatrtet, deceased.
Ordered. That 1.I1t- atlmlnlatrutora
_ exhibit their adtniniatratimt amount.
5 to thin ooprtt‘or utijm-ttmt-ut. at tho
v l’rolmte ollleo in Norwallt. on the 9th
day of January, Hill, at 1,1 o'clock
,toronoon; and that all portions "1101”
posted in aaiti eat-ate may he untitled
thereof. the administrators will ”that:
thin order to'he puhllahod In a newspa-
per having 11 oirrulatlou in altitl din-
trlct. at least ”VP IIIU‘ll le'tu‘e MIMI
lithday ol January. lilii.
HENRY W. illll'l :01”.
an it
Judge.
IXEOUTWE massauoen NAMED.
NEW HAVEN. lit-t2. align-The up-
pointment of ltranch W. Lee. of
Hartford. an executive iiieaaonger. wan
made by Governoreleet Baldwin to-
titty.
....—
Jaimoomanv IUYB PLANT.
.ahw llama. Doc. zamamctmotd-
. eraot the United ithnututittna Com»
. mama-o rated to Intimate the prett-
mijtflul Itpclt of the mmpnny Iiy
‘ ’ ', tuned to atoultholdern
min» of the il‘ntriielti
Company wan retitled.
“hiflliutIon will he
u’tm thin to so to
”Milli? _ ~
I butt titanium.
« mum
1* “a”
Until militant '1th 4
“500 Size‘Ja‘r .
Palmolive Cream
FREE
with ii (taken of Palmolive Soup at 10¢
a cake.
W. F. Wi more St Co.
' DR GGISTS
8 North Main St, So. Norwalk
”tutti trillions.”
Thomas Heflernan.
Thomas lletiornnn, 0t Saugatuck.
died last evening at his home. He was
a Civil War veteran and was a mem-
luwr at Companies 1 and B. First. t'.‘.. V,
I. lie was till years ot’ ago. The inn-
oml aorvlcoa will he held t‘rotn the
Weatport Catholic Church on Fridttl‘
morning at 9 o‘clock and the interment
will follow in tin.- Cuthollt- Cemetery.
'lflfllllfllttilflll NEWS
Louis Verliu. of Eliot-real Terrace. is
spending the day in You Cheater.
.... ... ...-...... .... t
llaniel tlantley. of the town farm.
was dist-httrgt-d from tho Norwalk hon~
pitnl this morning.
NEW RESTRVOIR BEING FILLED.
'l‘hv watt-r in the tlrupt- rooarroir in
today donn throw and our hall" tent.
The water it: living allowed to run into
the new rt-aet't'oir the gates
hitting. hunn rinsed Ilt‘IWN‘Jl the two
yesterday. The supply 01‘ water will
prolutltli' 1:th until this spring lrealwts
and Not-wall. “ill thus ht- unveil from
titli't'IitiSIiiK any more water. When all
thr» Norwnllt reservoirs are full there
is npprnxlnuttoly it :ltltl.tllltl.llllll supply
in t-outranu to an approximate $500.—
tltlti,utltl gallon supply for South .\'or-
walk. All through the Nllttgtttnclt nth
Iv} tho streams and tho ponds aro full.
is the report lu'ought yesterday to .\'or-
wztlk by a traveler. and the water is
flowing over the damn to tho depth 01‘
six or eight inches.
ohm-o.
MONEY FROM DRAWBACK FAUDS.
\\'.\t-llll.\'tt'l‘t,)N. Dov :5.~-lh-rent
tilst‘ltls‘lll‘t'»i in thn- “tit'nwlutt-k" i‘ruluin‘
against the government have pill the
'l‘rtnnsury llrtutrttnont In a pmition
pr:u~tlrnlly to tlit‘IIiIl‘ the terms 01
t‘t,)llllli'0111lt~'t" with tho suitor rotinint;
t-tuupunios, 'l‘ho .ritnv'rlmm Sugar lit--
tlulnp. (‘otiipattx‘a recent ot‘tt-r of $700,.
not) only not he art-opted. in \lt‘\\' oi
lllt‘ fact that the government u. said
to how ('\'l(lt*llt‘(‘ to (‘Illllllt‘l the re-
turn ut‘ not less than $1.tltltl.tllltl. It
hits that horntnv known that at It ro-
t’ont (‘Olitifl‘t‘llt't’ with Attot‘uoytivn-
oral \\'irkrralmin, attorneys for tho
sugar ('(lflllllill)' uttered sfitlttlltlu in am-
titunrnt and dvt'lnt‘etl that ”with the
lust cunt.“ 'l‘ht» ot‘i‘tlr was (it't'lllltld
and tho $7tttt,otin one ennu- aoon nt'tor.
()llt‘ oilit'lal ut the customs survive in
authority tor the .‘lltlll‘lllt'lli that tin-
l’rauils appear to grow with t'\‘t\|'_\
day‘s inwatiuation.
STEAMER SWAZI ON FIRE.
SI‘ICZ, 1)th 2K.» The llrlliah atounr
or Swazi, from t‘nh-utttt and t‘olotnho
tor lloeton and New York, hint or
rived Ilt‘l‘t‘ with tire to jute between
decks.
HE NEEDED THE JOB.
At a meeting of the state thodit‘ttl
aoeloty, the HOK‘I‘OIRI')‘ read a letter
from the (‘tlllrllll of one of our tar-away
poser-anions urging the need of it real-
donl phyait'ian in hilt district. in the
moment of silence that followed tho
reading. a young man in the hall aroao
and said uiodoatly: “I wish you would
put the down for that place. -air. It
aonntlu good to me. My practice have
died that itittlil."v~8tit‘ttoaa Magazine.
AUTUMN STYLES IN HATS.
”lilatlut-t lilltl decided are the new
hot shape» this tall." auya tho Woman's
Home Companion for October. “Per-
haps the favorite In tho rloclte hat.
which the fair Parialtume liken no
11111011. It aotnotlmea ahowu a very
narrow hrlm which ootnoa well down
on the head and hurt it little peak in
front, Botnotlmea the narrow brim is
outlined with dainty ti‘llla of lava and
uomotlmoa there In that a plain wldo
drooping hrltn. Hitch hata are moat
chat-min for the youthful and plqunnt
taco. wh la tor the more mature We.
man there are the arttiattc iilnttt Indian
draped turhaua and the tnrhana in
many and murh more conventional
atylea.
“The woman who in fond of the pic-
turn hats hail many fetching shape:
from which to choose this autumn.
The brtma or those hat: continua ox.
namely wide and alarm many new
limit, yet, preoty. onrvea. Sometimes
the. thin turn: up on the latitude and
commute: directly in trout. while the
buck or Iott aide (troops to low as to
mytctoty notion? the wearer’s head.
, " he «grasp ”thin taii‘c hats are
t
cathode. m not! I
I The Paris «Chair 8; f '
“WM..." .
‘ rm.“ mailed by the police. who “i
33 SOUTH MAIN OTRIIT,
Stilt House
IOU'I‘H NORWALK
Beta. We alter tree.
. V .
Clearance Sale of Winter Garments
REGARDLESB OF 6081' .
Ladies' and Misaea' Suits, Coats. Skirts, Waicta, Dreaded. Porn, For
(loath. Night Gowns. Petticoats. Silk Hosiery, Corset (lovers and Cm“
Clearance Sale In both stores.
516 Main 8L, Stamford
33 south Main 8h. 80th Norwallt
A GLAD NEW YEAR
It will he to those who have
procured their line tuhlo wines.
liquors or eordlulh lII Magnor &
lr‘lyuu‘a. ti‘hey will know that
their wine oloaot or Illlfl't'I la
stocked with the heat. that is
imported and that they can on
tortulh their friends with the
choicest trout the t-‘tunny vine—
yards at France. Italy, Spain or
Portugal, when It. to Hflt‘lll‘t'll
from Manner it: Flynn's.
Magda“ Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 542-!
. Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods Store ,
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.
The Day After the Holiday
will be the time for starting our
Annual Cut-price Sale
of All Holiday Goods. ill Every department is represented,
with many articles useful the year ’round-m
at greatly reduced prices
There are Bargains ahead for the careful shopper
Norwalk, Conn
Beers Brothers Co.
OPEN THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
South Norwallt
Norwalk
Westport
vui'rvut tlsral year. \‘it.
Water ltopnrtnwnt
’l‘olul Appropriations ...... . ......
Front
From
From
19min
Water Department
Electrical lleputtun-nt
'l‘renaurer‘a Statement
’i‘nxutiou is tuillal
llona so proposed to ho tundr- hy ll.
«lea ll
GIRL SHOOTB MAN WHO ATTACK-
ED HER.
IlNION'l‘OWN. l’n.. lien. 28 l—~\\’aah~
lngton ilohtht died early today from a
annahot wound anitt to have hot-n iti-
tiIotod by Daisy Mt'flilt‘. whom he fol-
lowed to her home at Iiopuhllr. that
night. The girl was at the homo 01
William Taylor, when Height entered
and It in until. retwwud the unit no of-
teu mint-ted. 'l‘ht- ulrl horatno angry
and Height attmnptod to walk home
with her. When ltt trout of her hroth-
t-r'a house. she tiara. he drew a knife
and attacked her. She shot him. tum
Meade hastened to tell of the tragedy.
and the man watt taken to the hospital.
The woman wan urrottted. There were
no witneaaea to the tragedy, hat a part
Of Um utrl‘a Kttlt't' has been uttltutalt'
tinted.
SCHOONER PARKER BAVED.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Munro. Doc. 28.
“A good crew to work the vnatuyliand
a powarrul uauoiinu engine to operate
the pumps mundane oliroe‘maated
Itchooner Rodney Parker. or New hou-
tiou. (loath. trout 1min; added to tho
that at volt-old aunk on Nantucket
Blind“. The Pnrkor, commanded Ihlt
Contain mitthum and hound from
Roekpm-t. Malta. [or New York. with:
cargo of Moving liloulttt. arrived here
late last night In a sinking condition.
having uproot; ulealt on Sunday. To-
day there In love feet of water in her
hold. . .
HOTEL “HA1" CALLID.
NEW YORK. Door 88.-The hotel
he in MM otrtlto‘bettt thitwott Iu'tiw
honour. was autism early. today natal
thwart; the batman tit-airman ‘
9“" W 1510' Kuj'rreatmi’fig
'l‘otal t‘h‘llllltllt’tl lot-om» ........
liutrd at South Nut-unlit. t‘onn.. this 2am day or November, A
By order of the llonrd of Estimate anti Taxation.
'uart.
NOTlCE
Notice in lu‘t‘t'h)‘ utwn that tho toilowlna is a atntetnt-ut of the ttpprtt»
ptintiona and tax l’llit' which tho lion rd of Estimate and 'l‘ttxatiuu ol’ the
Hit ol’ South .\‘m\\nllt propowu to make and It'\‘)‘ at o mot-ling oi antd
ltoard to he held at tho t‘ounril t‘hnuthm- on \Vuxhltm‘tou site-ct. In said thy.
on th» tits: 'l‘m-miay oi January. tall. at eight u't'Iut‘k p in. for IIll‘ then
APPROPR IATIONS.
Firr IIt‘IiitI'IIlN‘liI ......... . . . ..................... $t‘...‘itltl.tltl
Fire Ilt‘illii‘lillulll. apet'ial app 11 to purrinsi‘ hunt-a . . 1110.00
Fire twpartnwnt, Hilt‘t‘llli app‘n to purchase hone ....... 400.00
l-‘trr lit-tutt'ttntu‘tt. apprinl npp‘n to purt‘lmao harness ..... 15:11.00
..- ~-*~- 8 75.00,th
I’ollro llt'pttl‘llilt‘lil . . . . ..... . Shanon
lieulth Department . . . . . .............. .391).th
llihrnrt' llu‘tldluu lwtmrtnwnt . . . . ltltmo
t‘ity Hull Ilepnrttnt‘nt ,. 11111111“
1.11u‘nr} llrpnrtuttutt ........... 2.30000
l’uhlir I'rlniinu llopnrtlut-ttt . . .. ......... ITStltl
Strut-l Ilopnrtmmu .............. ... .. _ . . . . . .. . . Haiti-.041
.\tItltliii.~11nII\o llt‘pttt'tttit’ttt , . ..... 1’. . , . . . . . . iti.11tltt,llt1
HIN‘Il‘lt'iil twpnrtmvm ............... . . . . . 67.000110
«mutton
........... 8173.83000
ESTIMATED INCOME.
. . .: «motion
it? .000.th
mutual
57.11319.”
...................... .. . $177,934.15
Said ltoard proposes at said meeting to levy a lav rate of right 181
mills on the dollar on the polls and rntnhie entitle within the limits of sold
t‘lty. upon the aaaeaatm-nt or said t‘ity, for 1910. to meet the nupt'opria
1).,1910
JOHN J. (‘I'NHIL Clerk,
W_ .,.,. ..
wuumao‘cwa POOL."
W
Ralph Vorlin. Hated 86. Boat Jamel
Gregory. Rated 60. 36 to 54.
. The tit-remit game In the pool tour-
mount of tho Nutmeg t‘IuIi wan play—
‘tl hint pruning and ltulph Yet'llfl. rut-
‘d «‘15. defeated .Iamea Gregory. rated
,50, by tho worn u! it“. to fit. The
tantr- wnu close all the way throtmh,
with “rosary in the load at the first
It was tdwnrd thtI tiulah that
Verlln picked up and timtlly wnlt. tim-
tlng ta-lialla in two aum-aaniw trainee
near the and.
The acorr- by trauma:
R. Vortln. as. .1. Gregory. 60.
. ...3' 3. .. .3
7
5er ti- I
led! It 4
h~2 ll
lib—l 4
4 ll
8 tlw I
‘ lI’t tl»-2
15-1 ll
7 tl~ ‘.l
86 54
Thin In the tint round of the tourna-
ment and there are atlil nix team
more to play 0 ftheit‘ “than. 'i‘hoae
Wm ”PM!“ with. It in thought.
The interact iiotiii high. and a num-
oer witnetiuod the games taut grow
as. - m.;...ii.........m
Mon-namin- OMNIRS ITILL OUT
in addition. them-stormed who are
at atrlko‘at thoptevona company and
David Decker”: ogrehttchmenta. the
{Witorthport ,ch-
. “entrant. who
‘ . on account of
it «can't "he ot
I hutch punt:
. It “3* 14‘“
Tristram and Hyatt,
Christmas
Slippers
Attrnt-tlvo In the two and the
, purse are the Maternity selected
Slippers for Wooten. Mon, (fills
and hays.
UHF llt‘t‘d not worry hhont gel-
tlnt; inferior quality lwro, he—
t'auao Iiu- priro in setlulhio. 'l'he
aaaorttnvnt inrludt-a every good
kind in Full and Leather. l’rlros
range from
50c to $2.50
8 pair
At an). rnto look owr our lines
01‘ Christina.“ Slippura. The n‘elv
route In just as cordial, whether
you are n hurt-r m a looker.
Clothing for “Men
and Boys
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
on CREDIT '
Come and see. our Presto, Coats
from $10 to $25.
We are now selling Men’s Cloth-
ing at greatly reduced prices,
with a positive guarantee that "
no clothing store can giVe you
better values for the money.
Bays' Two-pieced Suits. sizes 4 to
14, from $1 to $5.
Boys’ Shoes from $l.25 to $2.50.,
A Charge Account with this store
will enable you to live easier
and better. You‘ settle for
your purchases in Easy Week~
1y Payments.
\
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who buy: coal right?
Who handlu coal right?
Who colts cool right?
Who dIIIVIrI cool right?
-—W I DO~
Those are our atronx points, our
1 “known" in coal; that's why
‘ WE ARE “1'1" l
._ in the
COAL TRADE
l
, t Something in
"W the ‘ Th
ingag‘ggzflgg'c. I Jewelry 1‘ e ‘
c "'8 e n 0 I9 wn“ . I ‘. 1
111.294. 122 Walnut. I ligand 3 volt: Day I '
acceptable
New Year‘s ra-r
mambrance.
. '4
a
After » 4
look‘owr my,
. atoelt._, ‘
36 almanac
We otter ‘youj‘ some Molten , lot. is
EverythingNew
,, Xmas ‘ Goods . :
Vegetables. Ohms,
Candies
motto Itnmum» “mi-k9" that;
win out . «.4. 4. ,_ .
it. was the cranial who
caller always matte hi: pitch
"1 with t’hadaomethiag itwj' ‘
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