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Useful and simmer“
BUGS

'SMYRfig RUSS—~18 x 36 to 36 x 72.
'AXMINS‘TVER RUGSw—IB x 36 to 9 feet by 12 feet.
. wdor. FIBRE RUGS—g feet by 12 1m. .
’ "2.1406 CA‘BIN Rims-18 x 36 to 9 feet by 12 feet.

. CREX RUGS-—-18 x 36 to 9 feet by 12 feet.

FANCYGOODS~AII kinds.

" A. Drckerman 81 Son

84 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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3 New Prunes, 2 lbs. ......
. Saded Raisins. per pkg.

: Currants, per pkg. ........
j Fancy Table Raisins, per
package

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' ' . 1'51. sass.

Granulated Sugar $1
Fresh Mince Meat 3 111 25c
nesle;Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. 251:

Fsh Waln‘lit%,'1lEi“lb .15.18c1 Cranberries, per qt. ....... .roc
- V.. .1. 462,901: Citron. per: lb ........... . 20o
...';...»‘16c1Fancy Dates.pkg.. ........1oé

‘ Paper Shell Almonds. per lb 25c
English Walnut Meats, lb». 50c
..25c

..roc 1 Fancy Malaga Grapes. 2 lbs. .251:

‘ Fancy Florida Oranges
1 Fancy Baldwins and Greeningsu

may Baskets of Fruit, made to order and shipped. Fancy Cel-
‘ cosy, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce.

. ii’OYAL ~ GROCERY-u COMPANY

Specrals

 

.16c1 25c can Heinz Mince Meat. ..19c
1 Fancy Turnips, per pk.. . . . . .2oc
R. & R. Plum Pudding, per
can
.Ioc Fancy Grape Fruit 3 for”

. 12c
..25c

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1 Fancy Creamery Butter, 1b.. .37c ,
..22c1 Very Good Eggs, per doz. .. 29c "

.. . . . . ..... 25c, 30c, 35c. 401: per doom 1
.3oc. 35c. 40c. 50c. 75c per peck

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SOUTH NORWALK

Auousr, c.

BAXTER, F. H, '

BRIGGERMAN, W. A.

CANEVARI, D.’
“' J’CASTEELANO Q BAROINI

.CLIFFOR‘D PHARMACY

, , _ CLIFFORD HOTEL
V's COLEMAN, F. B.
' ,, 1 CUNEO, G.

" . DISESA, LEONARD
' DREYFUSO. A- W.

1; EAGLE HOTEL

. GERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO 5 00 r

, arouse
'KAs'rEANTos. 11.
LAYDEN runs. .1.
LEARV. A. a co.
'MAGNER a FLYNN
,MAo‘NER a raw

 

FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE E. MILLER 00., OF NEWr
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY

The Old Well ,Cigar company

NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:

HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR

MAHACKEMO Horst.
MORELLI. .1. »
NOVAK, s'. V:

, pLArsT'Eo, 12.11;

. scuAus, CARL
ecnmo'r, ADAM
SILLIMAN, E. 11:“
srrcLsoN POWELL co.
WHELPLEY a quart .
WIGMORE. w. F‘. a co.

NORWALK

. BAUR. W. C. " '
GLENDENING, H» O CO.
HAYES. J.T T. -

HOLMES, KEELER & SEL-

' LECK CO.. THE-

‘ MACE BROS.

MORELLI l CARBONE
BACHSM

BKELL‘Y G HOWARD
STARR, FRANK R.

WEED, E. P. ’ 1“

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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NEW MILFORD MAN SUICIDES.
NEW‘ MILFORD, Dec. 21.-Freder-
ink Crosby, a well-lode farmer of the
oville section-,‘is supposed to have
pod oi! Bowers Bridge, south of
‘ home, as he is missing. He went
‘roohii’eid in the morning and re-

Then he left for
k, placing his pocketbook on a
t This act was noticed by Mrs.
_ by, .who thought it 'slngular that
horrid, go out without. money in

(he evening the neighbors were
tilled and a party went out with loll:-
eras searching for trades oi the.man.
V the Housatonic river was drag-
' ‘t‘h‘e eclectmea war-e asked to;
_ lesion to use dynamite. Mr. Cr'os- v._
ears old. He has been in iii-

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‘ADMIRAL RODGERS RE“ 28.
WASHINGTON. . Dee 21.~— :ollow-
lug closely upon the retirement of
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright
came that of another‘ of the shining
lights or the battle at Santiago—Rear

tedm on the battleship Iowa in the
Spanish War. He was practically the
rather, oi’ the iiaral intelligence once,
and he has had runny important com-
mands all use His last. duty was on.
the naval general hoard. :W'. Ithat
of Admiral Wainwright, this retire-
ment causes no promotion. as Adiniral
Rodgers was an extra number, be‘i‘nx
advanced in rank for eminent and con-
siliceous conduct in battle,

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.A little their will be welcome. That

return

 

-; canal in 1111111 1111111 titties
C‘ General Main shell refiner inn oylnlgti
» as to the constitutionality of the int. ’

" whlit animated discussion of the

1 physical

:' amount to said in and interest and

'. quent was committed the amount 011

: riaxed by the authority, coinmlitlne

' that 12 days the county would be

ror 500 delinquents. (01' which it niust
11111 the cities and towns and lake its . '

' be guided thereby.

_ merits.

Admiral 3113va P. Rodgers, who ser-V ‘

1 l‘est‘ night. and today the force in the

”to state Vior nowaymegt

This action was taken flier a some

matter at a meeting or the county
Com m lshiohers‘ .
Allyn house yesterday. County Com
missipner Jacob D. Waiter, of New
Haven county. was in the chair. :

One part of 1.1113 personal tax law
reads as follows.

“Any person committed to jail on-
der'the provisions of the section shall
be required to do srrch work as his
condition may allow and
shall be discharged when his labor at
the rate of one dollar a day shall

coats, taxed as in criminal cases, and
including also the sum of two dollars
and twenty-fohr cents per week-for"
hoard during such commitment and
thereupon the county commissioners
shall pay to the treasurer of the.
municipality from which the delinc
i

such tax, together with the costs

11.11711 dollnquenr “

403 Might be Committed
Throughout the slate ilrc average
costs taxed where a man has been

found guilty. of violating the personal
tax law 111 $13.50. :i‘lrls with the 111111
of 82 would 11111211 111111 ibe , person
sent to Jail would be required to star
in jail {or about 12 days and durinx1

obliged to Jury the tomrnitilng town
01' city the sum or $8.60 and hoardthe
delinquent in the meantime.

‘Tlle commissioner's declared that it
was within the possibilities that a
counry might have on its. hands 400

chances in getting back pan of it by
the prisoners labor. Such a. hitch
non might rcadilv lend lo the bank
ruptcy 01' the county, 1! carried to the
exir'oruo One case In Middleman
was referred to where a man was
taxed costs 70! $42 The Middlr-sex
county commissioners declared that
they did not know what would nap

 
 

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Sterling,

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ror
Plated Silver

Established limb.

in Sterling Silver "or
finest .VSViIVer‘V plate are
~ ‘2. gift 1111111"er always
‘ bring happy memories

 

Special“: Bets,
Brush, Comb and Mir-

Comb and Miner
$4.95 to $7.20

And all sbrts oi Odd
Vl’ieees to match.

G W. Fairchild 8. Sons

INCORPORATED

“AT THE SIGN OF THE CH1MES"‘
997 Main 81.. cor. P 0. Arcade BRIDGEPORT
-. Manuiaeturere, Importers. Retailers

 

 

$10 to $25
Sets, Brush

Jervelora (1‘: Opticians

 

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pen to the couuiy's finances ii the
county had a hundred or so like hlin‘
on list hands, for curler the law the?
county must pay the town in cash for;
the caste after an equal amount 01'
labor had been pcriormed by him.’
11 Was finally voted that it wasi
the sense of the meeting ihai no new?
merits should be made to towns until
the attorney-general was heard from.

Sealer Law Ambiguous.

One. of the mailers which caused
cousideiublc discussion was the am ‘1
biguliy oi the law in reference to the:
county sealers of weights and incurs
over. in be appointed by illi‘ cornmlel
sinners. it was agreed that the law
is indefinite and allows {number 011
interpretations. it was voted 10 119-1
point a committee of one to confer?
with Srurcriniondcni Egan or the 1:111th
police 11an the attorney-general 1111111
secure ah‘oiiiolnl interpretation of the;
law so that thc commissioners coiildj:
This will insure;
a uniformity of action in the appoint-1
Incidentally, the commie?
sicrwz's discussed what the salaries oi;
the scalars should he President,i
Walter was appointed a committcoi
to wait upon the attorney xcrierali
with the superintendent or state
police.

The commissioners also discussedi
the conditions under nhlch the lawl
leaves the issue or certificates to men
in the liquor business who have been
convicted oi'V‘violstlon oi the law.

Jacob 1). Walter. of New Haven

association and unum Bailey., or
Hartford county, w‘ns elected " “score:
tary. Those present were:

F. Ernest Watkins.
New Haven eohnty—Jicob D. Wal:
ter James Geddes, John Wilkinson.
Fairiield county—Simeon ‘vl’ease,
John Brophy. ,
Windhhm~0harieaF FBaeber.‘
Litchileldwiloward M. Guernsey
Mlddlesex~Charles E Baeon,San1
uel R. Stellar, Charles E. Chapman.
New limdorr~Fred J. Brown,
Charles H. Smith, Charles D. Noyes.
Toiinndwh‘red 0 Vinton, Rufus Ii.
Leonard.

. urns err—fer 11m

Collector Mitchell: Says He in Abo'ut
Through With the T1111 This Year. 1
Personal '1‘th Collector Robert G.
Mitchell edited today that the action
01- the county commissioners at Hart-
ford, yesterday,‘eould" him no dli'ler
once with him. " The list of 1910, which
be has~.been working on itor uohrly
three months. Was practically closed
last night as' tar- as he is concerned.
Thc time for- payment without nurse:
err-lion in the court as lined by the
town prosecuting attorneys, exph'ed

 

tax collector’s onloe is busy making!
11 1111111 cep‘y‘ ‘ot the names of? cure

 

 

 

 

$1.11 lay the dust

; quests and these will so 1 ,t ‘e prose

 

county. was chosen president of the, V

'Har‘tford county—Robert A. Potion.

and very reasonably

cription.

ceptable.
Children.

pieces

and there,

MANICURE SETS

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for Xmas Buyers
A practical and appropriate collection of gilt
things for everyone is here in

fashion we mention a few suggestions:

WAISTS for Women and Misses, in the sea-
son' 1 most approved styles.

GLOVES. all kinds. What better gifts? ., . ' ~
Gift Bones of STATIONERY " '
APRONSrMany exclusive styles.

KIMONOS & BATH ROBES' of every des-

Ii' doubt still lingers in your mind then give
HANDKERCHIEFS. Hundreds of styles.

Dainty BABYWEAR Gifts.

Beautiful assortment of LINGERIES.
NECKWEAR in great variety.

Wonderful values' in Women' s WRIST BAGS.

UMBRELLAS—Every good kind for men.
Women and Children.

HOSIERY~A sentible gift. always very ac-
Serviceable SWEATERS
JEWELRY—A vast collection of desirable
HOUSEHOLD GIFTS—LXNENS such as

Table Cloths, Centerpieces. Dollies, Scarfs,
Towels. ete.. make fine giitsw

Other beautiful and desirable gifts from here
comprising
BRASS DESK SETS, TOILET SETS.’

The best values that can be found.

80 Washinm Street

Values

 
 

eat variety

priced. ere in brief

for Women and

jEWEL cases
snavrno ssrs etc.

Ryan Co.

 

 

 

 

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cutors this afternoon.

The delinquent list. larit night. had
been reduced from eight hundred
names a week ago to about three lrun
dred, and it is probable that some or
these persons have removed from
town or are exempt, and it is expected
that the actual number of persona t
be arrested for non-payment oi the
tax: will he in the neighborhood of two

 

 
 

2|!an iNTo AGRICULTURAL Var.-
_ FAliis. ' _
VWASHINGTON, Doc. 2.l.~.»'l‘h,e conw
clueless oi the House committeethat _
probed into Agricultural Department
aflairs last summer, dill not he laid

beiore the House of Representatives ‘

before January A repbrt‘ia now «be-
ing prepared by the chairman. Repre-
sentatlve Moss, at Indiana, under the

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Ellis 13. iii. Eran (flowering.

Established 1115?.

 

Through the courtesy of the Sonnenberg Piano Com-
pany, an Autopiano has been installed 1n the hallway near
the ”lea Room, and there will be’lilaily recitals

rriiisic throughout the w cek

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of fine

Aniong Practical Gifts

The Waist Section 15 in most attractive

\‘and com—

plete condition for Christmas buying. The cases are full

of late styles, rliStirrctive models for the season.

Separate,

Waislrs for combining with tailored gowns. dressy liiiairs

of rrrcssalinc and clir'il'on for theatre and afternoon'

dainty Kimono rirorlcls of 1

Wear,

ace and not, .rrmiihe selector

tui'fctus and satius for ordinary wear.

Tailored and

e

Lingerie Waists,

1‘1 An cxccprirmully large Iiilt‘ in froccs.£rom..$1.oo up—

wart].

Waisi Sccliz’rrr, second floor.

 

Fancy

r'iluays acceptable gifts
has enough of them.
Japanese Openwork Scar
grout number of patterns 5
Hematitched Lunch Nap
\1 ards
Cluny Bordered Scarves
111g: tables.
Luncheon Sets of linen
i. enter 1111'1‘31
Six I’lutc Dollies,
Six Tumbler Dollies,

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my .1- .

Linens

to 1.1 111111-11. and no Ironic 1111‘

ves and Pillow Shams, 111 a
01 up to $5.00
kins at 100 :1 dozen, and up-

1111' iIl'i‘Stl‘S, Irriiici‘s' or sm-
111th cscnllopcd edges.
$1.50. very attractive.

Linen Suction, Irm'cr' rim-r.

 

Pictures

A large :1an intcr'cstin
Prints, Photograxurcs Paste
lugs mounted 111 frames of go

1' collrcliorr imluding fine
I: \\ aicr ('olors and lficlr—
IiI. iiiulrngum ul 11115911111 oak

In the Iiusrmcrit

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Fancy

Work and Waste Basket
{only sirzm and ornamental
some lirrcd other unlined.

Baby Baskets, some liric
1111i linings rend} lur linings.

Sweet Grass Baskets, W
and I'Izirullrcr'clriri‘ I'uskcls 11‘

Sweet Grass Mats scxcrul sizes

Baskets

5 in nrucl stiles 'urn'izr of
111111 511th scurried gr'asms

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dun-ally for use; mlicr's,’_wiil1—"

In the Iluscmcrri.

nrk ‘llzrskcts
iiIi cm 01‘s.

with handles,

Art Su‘iiim, third 110m.

 

Motorists and Tourists
made expressly for them. T
:1an quart sizes with lcailr
suruc :
Aluminum Cups and T11
Vof 4, t) and 8 which can all I)
Currier the latter in inrn to

as (It arrul 50c 11 >11 and up

should sec the corn'criicrm's
he 'I'hcrmus: Iloiilcs in pint
or or brisket cases for the

rublers in nested cubes scts
r' parked irr :rrr.\lun1imrm

be uscri as a shaker or mixer

Ilascrncnt Furnishing Store.

“@112 2. (ill. ‘ Eran multiparty.

 

 

 

 

 

THAMER

Oculists and Opticians

 

IF YOU WEAR GLASSES

_ ’ for examination.

 
 
 

you want them right. When you
come to us you are sure of properly '
titted glasses. 'We employ. exper-
ienced Oculists—graduste physic- ,{ 1 ,
inns—to examine eyes. No charge » ' .

87 ATLANTIC SQUARE -
“ Stamford. Conn. ,.

"Open Saturday Evenings.

 

 

 

HOTELNVAaaivALa.

Muhsokerno~B. Hamburger, James

 

hundred.

Wants Personal Tax collectors to Rs-

BRIDGEPORT. Dec. '2l.--lt

Vlt is understOod that Prose
cutors Goldschmidt and ‘ Vosburgh
will act in the matter very soon

Ana—4“”-

sign.

tran— mended.

direction of a sub-committee,
will'be in the hands of the lull com-
' mlttee before the December recess.
Members at the coririuitte‘e decline to
say what changes in the organization
or the department will

”9

‘y.

Elliott, New York; A. C (Rainer, New
Haven; J. G. Hill Stamford; H. C.
Small Arlington. Mass; Mrs. W. hi
Wendel, Miss W. Wendel. Miss W. L.)
321111011;th Vernon; F. J Wynn, Pas
saic,N. J.; P. .M- Hart. Jr., Rowa'yton;
F. 11. Doyle, 11‘. H. Nance. Hartford;
‘ samuel G'reenstein, Bridgeport; ‘ L: R.

and it

TGCOm‘

spires that Mayor Clifton! ill Wilson:
has called for the resignation oi the
personal tax collectors, although an-
nouncement of this fact has not been
made by him. This apparently shows
that as the result of a personal invest-
igation he has been making into their
work and expenses. during the past
1&1,an he is convinced all things

are not as they should be. The army;
tone or the letter the receivers are 1‘. .,
understood to I1 've received yesterday

morning from

s niayor‘ mush-111g
their resignation is not 16263112111

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~—9_1'1c and live‘ coupons 2illl-‘bny a
Vanity Box. A neat and. useiul Christ-
mas gilt. ‘

 
 

 
 

 

l ‘ "As‘ "thrust
resume .Arr‘runn 11111111111-

:gives instantiate! and 211 absolute Vents
in all cases or ‘Aiitlum.’ Bronchitis. and.
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Cl] TO.

Hu‘rlbntt, Wilton: L.» ' lntz, Newark,
N. J.; J. M. 'Layton. T. .Ruymo‘nd. H.
Mathewson, 0. Swarts,W. L. Weed. .F

' D. Lawtbn, city.

 

 

TO OURE‘W GOLD IN ONE DAY

1an Newsromo Quinlne Tablets.

refund money it it falls to
.Gr02es signature is an

A.

Dmexius
each boxzw

" “Why are yeti rushing around so. to-
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RECEIPTS FROM HUNTERS’
, BADGES. .

'Two‘ mounted quell, have homoge-
celved by the state fish and game conr
misalon,~ which was in regular sessi

yesterday 13 its rooms at the capit‘
One of the two birds died soOn after
its dellieiy in cennecticut' from Karo
has, The second bird was hatched it;
captivity and died young Between
January 1 and December 1,1911,the ‘
resolute by the commission from hunt»
912' licenses‘ were $21,530. :or this '
11111011th :Falr'lleld county collected than
second highest sum of any county in
the state. $4,527.81nce1h‘e law went
into cheer, the receipts have been as
v'iollon's. by years: 1907,..322525;1998‘,1
117,392: 1909 $19, 117;__ 1910, 1111‘, 161‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

tinol Want Advs. to sour
holdmeiu hes a lit ‘