THIS IS AN
OLD STORY
BUT THERE IS
NO HARM IN
REPEATING IT.
THERE IS
NO BETTER
COAL IN
NORWALK
THAN CAN
BE FOUND
RIGHT HERE.
, THE
'i;FERRlS_ COAL
COMPANY
To our Friends—Customers
SE ASON’S GREETINGS
At this We». time we wish to flunk you with fullest spprecis.
ties and gratitude, no we fleill the many favors and camisoles ex-
tent!“ on In the you just closinfl. We hope you Interpret, IO W9 49.
the present indication to mean that 1916 will be a busy and prosper-
ous you for all of us.
99959.99?” no to younuay you accomplish what you attempt,
enjoy what you have and find nothing to regret.
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
M”
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.1. . . . , .. .1. «in.
NEW YEAR’S SPECIALS Al
Andrew Davey’ s
90 Washington St.
Phone 410.
South Norwalk.
Store Closed All Day New Year' s—Open Till 10 P. M.
Friday. Dec. 31.
HAPPY NEW YEA-R,
moses, 'TWlLL as
1 .
the walls of your home are
plentiant with coverings of
Wm! wall paper—paper that
When the home, makes it
:‘eerfnl ‘and inviting.‘ Happily
-in ‘ll’pssltion to offer you
some exceptional papers at ex-
..tpemely low prices. Won't you let
show them?
"e” Gorilam Co
East Nomlk
. AT
" 11. Hershiieid 811.8911 Co
~122 WATER 8T. TEL. 234
Nill‘ilEll RAILROAD
" SW? AT BRIDGEPDRT
petition said to be signed by
-‘1s.ot‘ workers in the l 1110a
i'c Cartridge t‘o .. and Reining
tins & ‘.Ammunitton 00.. of
ort, many Norwalk signers
3 them, for an accommodation
arm and station stop for trains
Norwalh, New Haven. Milford
n, Falrfleld. Delby and Ansonio.
s accommodation. it is said. not
ly‘ will obviate t1ensferring :1 11118
:dij apart railroad station an wat
for tro ey 0111‘s. but will tend
tly towards the {development of
Haven railroad and trolley busi-
by the increased population 01
. towns. which are now aiding
shown in the housing of the
ands of fsmllies coming to this
from all over the country. It is
the. additional platforms can be
and by the New Haven road sim-
1 those 0‘11 the elevated struc-
at New York, with little ex
sANoczl—Mlzuuna‘
,ng in St. Ladildllus' Hungnt'isn
‘ c church .1111 Hit? street. Thr
52.11110 united in
Rev. 3. N.
" inborn.
let weddinlr was performed till;
1 Adulhart. Bunoczi. and Bliss ,
two welliknow‘h "
MW" lslsllst
Mobs-5' ' kelotllelllskes
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N ORWALK.
That Christian Riot will receive a li-
L quor license at the new location he has
‘ chosen in Bouthport. was decided to-
day by County Commissioners.
There was s multimillion against
the proposed transfer sud the com-
missioners gave a bearing upon it yes-
-5;- tawny st Fairileld. Double the num-
ber of persons appeared in fsvor of the
lproposed location as compared with
zlhose against it, all but one property
owners.
Vests and Pants
4. 11.
'399 ‘83213 211113 tips;
Union Suits
Rist had a saloon 011 Water strelt
‘11 here one had been for thirty years
The \l'akemsn Memorial bought land
near by and erected its building. It
Fleeced Lined, 50c ;
Heavyweight Underwear for Children
Fleeced Lined, 3 to 10 year sizes, 25c each; Extra Sizes, 12 to 16 years, 30c; Half Wool, 50c
Extra Sizes, 55c.
Part Wool, $1.00; Extra Sizes, $1.25.
BLACK CAT STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
“ America’s Handsomcst Hosiery
Specials For New Years
—-At the——
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
Best Family Flour, 3 bag .........................
Jones‘ or Gold Medal Flaur, a bag ............... Egg
Delicious Cromery Butter, 11 lb. .................. 32¢
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. ........................... 12¢
Criscocutto. ....... ......................... 22¢
Pure (boos in quart jars ..... . . ............... 23¢
Golden Pumpkin, solid packed, a can .............. 10¢
White Rose Pumpkin, a can ............. ‘ ....... . .12¢
Evaporated Apples, a pkg cut to ................... 12¢
None Such Mince Most, 39kgs. ................... 25¢
White Rose Mince Meat, 2 pkgs. ................... 15¢
Peanut Butter, 25c jar cut to .................... 20¢
English Walnuts.a lb. ........................... 17¢
Full Weight Seeded Raisins, a box .............. 10¢
Fancy Florida Oranges, I5 for ...... , ............. 25¢
LooseOatmesl fresh from the mills, a 1b. ............. 4¢
Fancy Ribbon Candy, 2 lb box cut to ........... 23¢
Quaker, White Rose and Mother’s Oats, :1. pkg. ..... Rn}
Quaker Whole Wheat Fleur a pkg. ......... 25¢
24 Cottage Street. East Norwnlli.
moved from that place to this city.
The deceased was 68 years of age Mr.
'W Olden was connected for quite 11
110111; time with the Nolwalk Hour.
where he made many friends The fun-
11'11l will be held on Saturday after-
}scrutlnlze the rosters of their omnb year jusi as we regard the modern
i“”°““- and “in forward 1° ““3 0" furniture if used. as second- hand uei
11:: at once application! for “19 (“8' :leglll'd the old furniture as antique
c rge. or non-residence of all men ‘with plopot'llonllte high 11cc. The for-:
Ientitled thereto. also for "‘9 discharge 11191 depreciates in valltjle while tllei
of all others for the benefit of the ser-
yitcf, who, for biasiness or eother satis- 1111 con 1112 :30 o'clock from the home
a oryressons. ndthoms veo unable Hen an 1 ms
:to attend to their duties as soldiers.:“ devoted to Oriental rugs as wo‘izlreet. llev IguzldaBgEi-toowilllsomiiat:
lit inspection thereby reducing the of "no“ “"34“de rug ”new“ is a‘
ilciency and standing of their compsu lfad with many men and there could.
.195 The efficiency of a company. to 11 ‘be no more interesting hobby. for of,
Home degree is determined by the num,§coursc elery normal man must have:
1ber of men present for duty Dead a hobby to ride when his work isE
‘wood cannot be carrlpfl and the undone What more delightful pastimeV
Eganization marked efficient. 2than to investigate the suhiect of For
: 2. Companv commanders whose or£s1nn or Turkish patterns for himself time. Mr. Smith is survived .1),- a twin
Ignnlzstlons are now above the mini-: and 111111111 by getting one small rug brother Edwin Smith of Dunbar-mo
mum ‘1trength authorized and ma""’{“‘ “ time for his “don .. being ““9““ rctlled yconductor 1vl10f01tmany years
i911 by law will milk? “0 further 9“"9t'1‘not to believe a word the wily Almen was elnployld by the. \‘ew Haven road.
“19““ and when ”‘9 strength 0' “15" ion 01' Kazak (Cossack) 111m tell him,i running on the Danburv division. Th
latter gains every year as the object
becomes more scarce. Men are just
cemetery.
David E. Smith.
D111 1d F. Smith, aged 82 man, died
at his home. near Georgetown station,
number will be cairied on a waiting
list. This will not be construed as
meaning that companies now below
the. minimum will not be recruited up
to that. strength.
i 3. Commanding officers w
lately after the federal inspection, for-I
ward to this office a list of all absen-
tees. together with the reasons there-
on and all such absentoes' who cannot
furnish an excuse satisfactory to this
office will be lined by their comman‘d- he is standing on holy ground.
time—perhaps for posterity
knows enough to trust his own judg- officiating The remains were buried
'ment a second-hand rug may move a,iin Ridgefield cemetery.
.11 eat Bonanza picked up at some a11c-'
ill. named-[”0“ sale. When he begins to realize,
that he is treading upon the oldest;
symbols known to man which embody Willow street.
primitive man's religious creed and held at 2 00109“ t
prayers.1he will figuratively if not from the funeral
literally remove his shoes feeling that Raymond on W“
Funeral of Mr. Green.
The funeral of Frederick Green, of
people of tho Spring ._ ‘,
.0 B lackson
OPTICIAN
5| WALL V‘TREE‘I’
NORWALK
PHONE 48!
‘ing oillcers as required by law, and us hope he exchanges the shoes for terment will YOHOW in Riverside ceme-
lwill «be discharged for the benefit 0! his house slippers, for the Oriental *8?!-
the service. irug lure is One way ”to keep a hus~q
33' order 0‘ “19 WWW"- ibsnd 'at home. " One rug at a time is
GEORGE at m every good rule. Choose it for beau-i
Adjutant General. ty. durable texture. unique pattern
and marvelous color combinations:
Misses Rogers' Funeral.
their into home this afternoon attl
i
i
5
5i; Yesterday, in Wilton; Mr and Mrs choose one 10- live with forever an
iflemf'v A. Hurlbutt éxtépd‘ed a recap- love it enough to use it. carefully. ' ring. The remains were lint in
lo many of their manor 1011 the ‘
loccssioa of our infill yum soil-M» Tudor-row Mr.
3 verssry. An 111*:th ‘ cit! Oliver McClean. of Gibson; Court. will New Rolland; Conn» 3
lfurslslied music. and a very enjoyable unions celebrate the tint anniverssr! rector A. l.
Aline-mill had. , ‘ 3 . .1 ‘Voii'he'lr mesons ‘ ., ‘ the 3mm
Von-Oi. r
and interment will be in the Nornalk
Friday. following an illness of souiei
et('ll_\,
“Winnie” ‘3 "T'ce‘i' ‘by discurfi'hmsbut 1mm Ing himself. and never for'funeral \va'. held at the late place 011
the min mum. al men in excesso atig‘t‘lllllg that he. is buvlng for a life- residence 0‘ the deceased Tuesday
ll’ be morning at 1 o’clock, Rev. U. 0. Mohr,
East N orwalk. will be-
omorrow afternoon
shington street. Rem]
Let S. P. Fairbanks will ofllciate, and in}
merit
a oclock. the Rev. C. E. Berto officiat-
the Iexpires he will be ready to defend
Riverside cemetery receiving vault,
and 1111. William and in the spring will be taken tolgrestest baton juggle; 0
by Funeral. Dl- one hundred dollars a 3side thittsho
Collins for interment in will outpolnt any baton miner 9h:
Foirflolll Congregational‘earth, winner tells 1111.;
| then filed 11 remonatrance against
Vlliut. The (.‘ouuly Commisaioners did
juot consider the objections well taken,
under the circumstances. llut upon
[appeal to the Superior court the come
all lellt‘lN nele reiersed the court . -
New Cal“. walnu's Every Nut 2b c 1111111111.- .hat the la“. “5 “sins. me Warranted to wear well, and give the best of satisfactlon. 25c the P3”-
Guaranteed artfou of the commissioners.
i Recently Purchased Property.
liisl recently acquired propei-l on ~ 1 - ., -~1~- ~ - — ”-1-- — w , 1
R & R PLUM 601. 1 . ’
PUDDING DEN GRAIN ihmw SW” “9‘ far from Kings ngh- 20:00:04» :«z«’«:«:»:oo:«:«:«:«: »:«:«:«:ee: «:«zeezn .44»:pr
FLOUR iway. lie applied for a transfer but . V!
2 m can cut to ..... 41¢ p". Bbl. ''''''''' $6 25 klhel-e was objection. i ’ to. x
I ll) can Cut to 2 P At the hearing yesterday fifteen per-l ‘ : :
..... 1¢ erBag.......... 79¢ i . ” ”
‘ ’ Vlsons appeared in favor of the proposed 0: 3’
11ewl0cali011.including Herbert ll. .
3100 S r“ iSllerwood'. shines R. Ellis Frederick comma HERE” .:§:
0 can A R Adams Paul Sheort, Finll Al- '00
Ilard and Timothy Fallon. U 1 1 1 d q 1 a n 191‘" :3:
The oppOsition was hooded 11111 ed- “ "” “9" n l” m e U ‘
BEST MIXED NUTS NONE SUCH ‘erlck Northrop of the Soutlillt‘irt rim entmlaininont is to be giteu in the 3. 3:
int to ........... 18¢ ll) 3 l‘ (EVENCE MEAT proveulent association. Mr. Northrop .wmalk auditollum .1” Mrs. Louise : 3:
25¢ in” his association owned land nenr- Willis Snead. who. 111 costume, “'lllVOz. at 2
by which they propoged [0 8Vt‘lltunlly . menu :1 portion of an Oriental mi: 01130:. :3:
my Tan n5 2% d “131“,me park. it is attention with ‘1 loom. before the audience, and ill-‘00 ":
oz. Iconsideruble hiatnflc association. lel‘esliugiy describe the fascinating .. 0 °’
The"? were six other opponents. “NW 0‘ ”‘9 “ml“ . : W 1th 3 Charge Account at ‘3’
For Omar hi 8 At the hearing the interest of Mr. Every woman who has made :1 home .. ' .0.
n S” “'18 “8‘ CII'CIIIII' 3‘ slate. illist were in the. hands of Attorney or furnished a house knows what a .3. :
_____‘ ._.._ M "——-———11ucoh 11. Klein. while Judxe William serious problem the, floor covering is. our Store ?
"“==3"' W H.Comley Jr. a sred to tie - ‘- 1 .. - ‘ °. ..
. . t)? r 1 191mm .51 ll int and art ale eler hand in hand, : :
13“““1’L -llnd since the folml-l‘ was abolished .3. .3.
S s I P . . . ‘lhe old-fashioned turpet as unsania 9:. .3.
peC'a [Ices for Friday and loo MANY Amms fury. (Tie latter often the polished: 00 ‘ .3.
'~fi00r with 11 number of rugs easilyieo ’l ' . r ' 00
. . . _ 0
Saturday 1‘ 1handled. Yes, but why the Oriental 3. You i ‘ find It con‘ enlent to get youro?
: Halt. you ask, with the wide choice of ‘ ‘ '
1 . . .. u clothes even when our urse is low. ..
0 P , l Axmlnnters and Smirnas Made in .. .3.
ur [Ices are the Lowest . Aliiericu?" This shows how little one .. A V d d (‘1 . th’z.
. reall' knows of the Oriental r11. d
Genuine Spring Leo of Pig! Hesdl. fresh or corned, St: A strong effort ‘9 "H” made “tiwlllt‘ll hours the same relation to th‘o' . ‘ goo name an goo etc I ls \vor .i.
I "“9- Drenonl lime to keep the \‘arious‘ . ! g
L ..... . . 1 . ' . . .' 0 ..
smb ............... 17c Fancy Roasting Chickens .251: branches of the Connecticut National machine produtt that the bandpalnl. 3. more than ready money 3
th H m‘ It 1 Guard in 1. stronit and email» t at ”1 hmmap" on your "H mm to 3. I I .3.
. . s s, s sxes. . . .151: lb. Home Dressed Fowels ..... 22c lion. The following inlpdrt'nn'rl :32“ the chrollo. Qlio is “"3" 11 work of art” ' _, 00’me
Fresh Shoulders ........... 14c Native Veal lrom ..... 14c up 1“” j‘m hm“ "NM" 11‘;- C“““'“ M “ndl ulwltmlilm. ‘21:: 1111111an ”while-V ' “.
V M" M. “011111111111. ““3“?“de 11101 male 111 a on en one earnsl e .r ,
Side of1 Pork, fresh or Grape Fruit .......... 4 for 251: [Sixth Company Coast Artillery Corps ‘recrll- ts it‘llith the Oriental patterns; DEATHS AND FUNERAI‘tS- tenletery. . .11. 4
_ , "discuss. and know the i
coined . .................. 14c Naval Oranges. farce. .35o doz. {from "H office M the Idiutunt “on" ‘into those million 13.111.111.321:ng Charles Worden. Funem of M6" Watson.
Pork Loin small 15 n in Stat fC tlllf‘ storv of how the other half of the. TM many friends in this city or The funeral of Dorothy \V'111s0n,\vho
. .......... c unett Apples ........ 30c pk, i 9 " ‘°““°°"‘“'- ‘ ‘, ‘1 l1 lilies Worden. of Center avenue. died yesterday 11101111111; :11 the home of
Flat Spareribo . 11 1 . : Adjutant Generals ()tllce, world In“. the Oriental rug will Mt twill be slieved to learn of his death. her mother Mrs Aaron Stevens in
............. °. . Everythmo m Vegetables. 1 Hartford. 0511.27 11115 be so sacrllegiously treated, nor bent-l ’ 1 ' I ’
. - ' ‘ ‘ .11 hich occurred last night. Mr. \1 on Rownyton. Will be held Friday after-
Pigs Knuckle; VVVVVVVVVV 12 1-2c Ole , ’General Orders No 40 ion with Jagged sticks on clothes linesp, , , . , .
‘ °""”9"""9 ..1820~25c1t 11 had been ailing for some time. noon in New Milford. l‘lle remams
1_The nuenuon of ”hum“ com.l,hul. Wl“ b9 treated ““h enough ['9‘ d f d V onlrllcletl neu 'l“ he , d [OIDOI'I‘OW 110rnin‘ ‘0
, . , ' manders In. In‘iflzd to “400 large spool to cause it to last a life-time nndi :111 in few tuitinlfohlcs death ispdue ; 111' “5:1???“ char 9 f] thtun.
OK 8 MARKE l‘ Vnum’ber M men who In" been marked longer The most beautiful rugs mlm??\:' room 1“ C ' ll known 11.111011 Re ‘ d 01 l g. 0 l -
. ‘absent" at. previous federal inspec- the ,world are several hundreds oilMr or en 8 11:1, “9 Fl Di ‘: aymon ' llfi‘l‘n
Phone 583-2 76 North Main . street m." Deny.“ lions, and in order to make a better years old and when buying a goodimo residents 0 the r“ h M“: f M H I
showing at the next federal inspectionigenuine Eustmu 11111: the purchaser Vlravinfg “ark: and Ide in 1;: 18:5 11 9 :12": r: ' {0 “V‘li'lanluiymerler “'llo
.___._..._..~,--_.——— 1 .3. 52:: l‘hm‘ commences in about two weeks“ inlay safely lie] that w ith proper care. 11' on or a sol emf?) :33st k. 11d d'edl ,Pllw:;fl‘,omm.li 1:, , 1 I’m home
1 company commanders will carefulh mg rug 1.. Inoreaqing in value each "”m m Nor“ “519' e“ or a I "j‘ V ' ‘11: held I“ 9.10
in Rowayton, will
o'clock Sunday afternoon. from the
Rowaylon Baptist church. interment.
will be in Rowayton cemetery.
SERiilUS INJURY filiiM
‘ it. Travers, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. a.
nlesmnn 1ep1esenli11g the Amelican
[Extension Univ eisitl, of Los Angels-s,
so 1111011st injured his head in a full
011 .111 icy dow nlow 11 street last night.
I
that it was 1“epmled it was necessary .
‘10 lemme hlm to the. Dr ..A ll Wads-
illl iii liil - STREET"
iuortll sanatnlium, on Moss Hill, this . . ,
for treatment. .
At the sanatarium this mowing ll'r.
Wadsworth stated that Ml.
iinstitulion.
fluid the case called to his attention.
.—
SOUTH
’~""“‘ PION OF NAVY.
Juggling Raymond.
the U. S. S. Missomi at Philadelphia.
navy yard. He has held the cham-
lpionsnip of being the gteatest baton 1‘
i‘jug‘glel in the navy for several yenra.VV
incomparable ‘
{juggling baton wizard, is in town for,
parlors of David W. a few days. Raymond is a South New,
walk boy and is now serving on board 1
Triuezs - - ‘
had “not vet" been renioved'lo that ‘~
but that the. doctor had-
NORWALK BOY CHAVMLV.
'lt is known of him to do more in ten " ‘
The funeral of the Misses Emily minutes with juggling batons than any
1111.1 Harriett Rogers was held from‘otfier Juggler in the navy. He is the
originator of many tricks 2111111 the
safety baton. When his enlistmsn
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