. arm-3A1»: i'tllll. , . . . . ,.;.; ii “genteel-r am smiley-m L 1.5%“? f mt: Hose solar; ‘ wallet eaten swoon 6060M” BUTTER“?! ' ’ LADIES SHOPPWO . : HINT LIKE'A 600‘! 7 not our or cocoa?“ - on con-'5: Large 9331(5ch for m Gifts. r. ll; mm W _ .e— M «. Wm stldgw Raymond UNDERTAKER uwasossmsmu ., ”WWII-or. ."~ 9.7dgdlIIAMM“ .fl; efil, ism. 'r. H. Cole oi Railroad ave: nue starts todnyior Massachusetts aim Vermont, to spend the holidays. The case of the Singer Sewing Mav chine Company vs. Samuel Markus. scheduled to be heard this morning. has been postponed because of the ill-1 ard as postmaster comes a change in noes 01’ Judge John Keoxh. 1 The police department has notified s purifier of dewutowu mewhents not to blodk Him: by haying s shrubs! of boxes on the sidewalks Hummus complaints have been made. ' L}; f—boolr at OYBrloh'O' before you buy your Xmas pretest; iflts Public Utilities. Commission have advised the city clerk that they been sowevedaho plane of the 00s neptlcut Company's proposed reloca- tion 01 truckh omSouth Mall;g Washi to. and Railroad strataldoivntown. . “Sanctlty of labor" will be discuss- ed tomorrow evening at the vesper ser- vices in St. Joseph’s Church, by the Roy. Joseph Byrne. D D. 01 the Holy Ghost Congregation, who will speak under the auspices of the Holy Name A Society. who cordially invite their friends. ' ' ' Harrie Cutler Coburn has named his place in "Bl'ooklleld "Newbury Farm.” Brookfleld. in the early days, was cell“- od Newbury Parish. so the name seems very appropriate. Mr. Coburn has bought from the Rockefeller Fam.’ in Tarrytown. some’very fine rests. tel-ad Jersdy stock. M_-.-..._._.._._ Through the kindness of Superb» tendent Copley, of the Connecticut Company. the traffic oiiicers under the Washington. streetlrallroed bridge and at the corner of Main and Wall street will stand on rubber mats. The metal were recevied by Chief Pennington' this morning. l ~F'oss’ Quality Chocolates in vlplain and fancy boxes. Make altractlvo' Xmas gifts. Stillson Poe-ell Corp. The city 01 Danbury will sell to the highest bidder, on January 4. the! buildings on the mare Mansfield farml in Westvllle district recently pur— i chased by the city in order to safe- 1 guard the watershed of Westlake res- ’ THE BANK“ *z-mw Payments 2“ .ohriptms Cheek- v t l . 1 \:.>:;y-x\\_.;:g;s g. . ,. 1915 Christmas Savings Club-1915 WILL ooen Hoquv. enema mo. ; "9 ‘ Four cisssss...................aisss 1. .........$1250 orvoir. The sale will be made with the stipulation that the buildings shall not he‘located again within 500 test ot a reservoir or the water supply of any reservoir. With the appointment of M. I. How the firm or Skelly & Howard. tohsc comm Mr. Howard will transfer his interest in the business to his partner. Thomas a. Shell? who will conduct a Marthe-amnesia 143% The Connecticut enmity announc- odtoday that all cruelfi fireman. in lundone. will no adorned ml tattoo on trolley cars. "rump tear. men may ride tree in going to a tire. providing they show their badges, but they are not allowed a free ride coni- Bogardus (or some time has been _.striving to secure this convenience for his men. and his sauna. after i num her 01 refusals, ware finally rewarded by success today. when he was adiised of the trolley company's decision. O‘Brien's. ——‘Hat Brushes. Several burglaries have been com- mitted rsosntlyein cottages at Fairlleid - beach, where many people 0! this city ‘ and neighboring towns have summer planed. So far as known. none of the cottages ownedhy' local people has been entered.’- The last burglary was discovered yesterday,“ when it was found that the cottage 01 Hamiltoa S. Shelton, viceprcsldent of the Connec- ticut National bank, of Bridgeport. had been entered and many valuable articles carried away. ~8PE¢GIAL3 AT BEERS‘ DOWN- TUWN STATIQNERY STORE. Blotting ‘Poper. to. sheet. ‘ 'Crepe Paper. to. roll. Decorated Paper. 10c. told. ink, to. bottle. Cardboard. to sheet Nuttlng Pictures, 93¢. each. Popular Books, 43c. each. Best Tissue. 8c. doz. All Xmas Basil. 50‘ Dilli- Christmas Postals. 2 for is. ' '—-Huyler's Mind Chocolates and Bon Boos and Chocolates, fancy and plain boxes. Stillson -Powell Corp ‘ » cnmlm-l Wants have‘rrsiok returns. on SERVICE cimé ole-as on» . on. secu1flfl “-00, team moo- 310000 variety if attractive report to the governor. Inn-do publicis- '. occur. says; “The swim. oodles if until squad deficit, but much W T 1111! warm the crawler seven WI. being 3.3. «7 503.71. in seven .. . Venn. the m M: tumpd a surplus ‘ 610,061. 272.03. being a loss 01 $11,- . . much. ” V also recently to use :- liyor medicine ‘ and says of Foley Gathartlc Tablets: active. 119de Miller." Sold by all s the time to place your orders. RAYMOND 467,503, W! M’ KW To Governor " HARTFORD. Dec. 10 -State Tussl- nrer Edwprd s Roberts. is his annual sonsmher ‘30. lost. showed the sew “$266,170.36 into I net debt 01 226. mes in the last two years the deficit he; been 86.083. 415.75. It is time to call I halt in all but the most pressing expenditures." Mr. Roberts also made public re centiy the estimates for state expenses for the two fiscal years ending Sep- tember”. 1917. the total amount be. tax 818370.130. The largest amounts axe: Judicial. 31.431.630; educational. $2,633,429; highway commission and highways. $3,556,000; state institu‘ tions and charities, $4,401,729. and interest on state bonds and temporary loans. :1, 875, 000. Taking uphill report in detail the .stats lawman“ points out that in the "civilliut account.” the WW0 on hand. October 1. 1913, was $315,431. Sixty—eight revenue receipt. for the year brought the total up to more than 37.000000; the sale 0: bonds yielded :4. 000 000.. and $690. 000 was borrowed as temporary loans. making a total of 011.831. 34047. With various lpayments. tbs hslsnco on hand to! lthls fund on September 30 last was $102, 827. 97. Under the head of generail and spe- cial accounts. this balance to the cred- it oi all accounts on October 1. 4013. ‘was “87.180.63.1‘he receipts from gall sources up to September 301m were nearly thirteen and a hall mll~ ilion dollars. Payments for all pur- Eposes amounted to 813.633. 380. 73'. leaving a balance or 8305.448. 68 to the new year Among the larger items of receipts are: Automobile lees, 1340662334; in heritance m. “09,074.11;tax on mil-V tusl life insurance companies. 3429,- 631.39: non- -resldent stock tax. 8234.- 237.ll; steam railroad tax. .058.- 896.95; street rulrosd on. .8023» 694.81; savings banks tax. 8704.- 803.77; state tax, 81 101, 332 .03. Speakipg of the state bonds Mr. Roberts says: "Three million and six- ty-lour thousand dollars of the bonds now outsandlng will be due in 133‘. and 88.000. 000 will mature in 1936. Thus it will be seen that in about twenty-one years, the entire amount must bspdd. NA state tax oinhsllft ‘ mill per annum 9 would probably no: this amount in that period. and as the treasurer is authorized to purchase and cancel state bonds when he thinks it is (or the state's interest so to do. it would seem to me to be best to enact a tax levy of that rate for the next twenty-one years. to he used exclusively for the purchase or state bonds for cancellation. “in addition to this half mill, 1 rec- ommend a tax of 2 mills for the” needs of the ~. state. This will [be none too John Reno. a fireman. ot the New 1. Haven road. who was taken to the ' , . Not-wail; Hosltal. yesterday, from his , Movemmwmnmedtonno ; ;; meat and was discharged later in the ‘5' day. His home is in Unionvilie. Conn. ‘— 4143‘... core; on... r. a’ Momma occa- "They lyj cleansed w m tent ondltsitlikeauow man—light l have ever taken for constipation. rho, keep the stomsoh as» liver . Home am?" 7 a large Blots (Shrew) sprout I s Lumen. ”THERS . .M’W. $5 silk shirt. him. who... ' purer- " 7 #1 doh’ t believe there is a. man " or boy on your list who, could not appreciate one of our beautiful American silk . cravats for Xmas ($t.) or a For the holidays 3 rich col- lection of fine furnishings. Let us help you. to select for Rogers '81 Stevens Norwalk and So. Norwalk. ,,eomoemmuemm 9‘ b . ' , “' - WWW mmag- a“... u a I“ a..- an .m. .. U. COAL Here secured aeuppiy of this orlsbratod coal. Now' is w. 4“ ’PIAuos ammo; gran M. sonuenham PIANO, 00.. 104 Washington St. A good adv. pays best. in the best Fisht Fish! LOBSTERS. HARD canes GOSLING CLAMS eon BAK- ma AND savmo. FRESH, we SMOKED AND cANNEo FISH. , Lotions]: ROUND CLAMS. Rocxawu omens. . CUTBILL'S BRIDGE MARKET 71 North stin Street , Free Delivery. Phone 1“. FAST Fflflflli‘rh LINE TO NEW YORK AND TO ALL Porn-rs in THE- SOUTH AND weer. Through our service to all important hitsriiir points, making connections withdslly throughcsrstothemllow. in; points:- cinemas“. Chicago. Deu- yer lndlanspolls. Kansas city. mo. ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City. St. tool'- can Salt Lake City. sienna host loaves Pier 37 East diver, New daymeptdundsy at 3 p. m. height received at Not-walk up to It p. is. pad at South Not-walk up to 5: to p. m. ' THE NOWALK STEAMBOAT LINE Mining J. Smith. Lessee. M ‘8' m mo Asset. lows ' “n TREES TRIMMED ._. ...CAv,IrIEs HEATER... Monsoon-omen. .. sou-rs NORWALK. cone; Hmltoflfi C031 Great ChriStmas “ale Opened To-day This‘siore has been crowded since 8:00 a. or. this morning an ac— , count of the Wonderful waives we are offering in Christina“? ' Gifts.- ‘ Plenty of extra help so 1&4v'y. CONNECT with those of this institution, 1-s— preeenting safety and service. 29AM" wires of financial distinction _ ' RESULT ‘. a :axings litCOill’ll that dispele billy . monetary ernbarressmenl GARMENTB, Children's cloaks. $1.98 to “.98. Ladies' Wants. _ 81.0010 $5.00. Lsdlss' Kimonos. 50 eta. to $2.00. Bathrobes. $2.00 to $5.00. lSilvester Costs. Boys’ and Girls'. $1.00 to $300- ' Lsdles’ and Men'i ’ $2.00 to $8.60. k' W 84 Washington St. York (toot oi Merle. at). story » Beaup‘ain & Saunders BUY USEFUL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. CHRISTMAS, SUGGESTIONS MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE ITEMS AT POPULAR PRI( ES. A. DICKERMAN & SON - we Give AW" Green Trading Stamps GLOVES—HOS ERY. FANCY GOODS. Fabric Gloves. Neckwesr'. .. , 25 ct" ."d 50 m 25 ch, to 98 etc. I Kid Gloves, Wl . . “ 31.00. odour Ties. 25 etc. and 50 cats. ‘ Gents’ Neckties, 25 etc. and 50 etc. I Children’s Handkerchiefs. 5 cts. to 50 etc. Bleak, White. Colors. LinedKld Gloves. 50 oh. to $1.00. Children's Hosiery. 2 for 25 etc. and 25 oil. , new Hm. . 25 eta. A WWW- Embroldered Pillow Cases; ; Silk Hose. . 50 Gill to 31.25 a pair, 28 cts. to 31.00. Shell Hair Goods. j}.. Telephone 446 South Norwalk rak'csmsrms All the World Loves I Ring for curl!!- mes: Give Rings This Year. W. W. W: Rings lire a not oDistinction The hunger: mum-mm unow' ’ more sstlsisctor'y than our. For here . are rlhgs with the stones guaranteed secure. They are W. W w hinge—a more! pleasure became the stones ‘ ““ \‘Ilon’t‘ come out. . Each w. W. W.“ Rifle ls Accompanied by s Written Guarantee; PRICES 32; TO 325 . FREE Ten Stamps FREE With every purchase of (log Dfillar or More. This Coupon isvgood until Dec. 24. W V V M. MolteSch ' & Son 120 Washington St. , ' 'South Norwalh..€t. you will never regret ‘ hargeinLeThisri . nolwowir a gogd r ‘ ,_ ,. the STAMFORD, get lid! ‘ It sells out lair ”e audio
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