. ‘hrl rhlohpons
sea
W.’
were attempted any serious
;' in dealing with the turns
3 geheraliyk given us 5. Lgratiiy‘
$19.9! sound thinking and
_ logo in expressing concl’u:
i
will newspaper tend ot a rabbi
l
a "titled the Mosaic law to the
for a. small stipend. 'l‘lu-n
_ .‘aititln was asked or... friend:
was getting on. "Slowly." he
red,“ with a sigh. “If it were.
the numerous lasts which our
prescribes I am sure my fam-
would die of starvation.
not at Wiillles-‘Bnrre, Pennsyl-
as deciiétfttbat ill future all
in divorce cases shallbe pub-
reasou given being the belief
‘liblicity will tend to check the
‘ng tendency toward dihorc‘e.
lony‘andithey will sit regularly
open court. .g ‘
. Mince Meat. FrancoAr'neri-.
' in Pudding. at Seymour‘s.
goon Xmas gift. a Kodak, sui-
crowed Cor.
W‘.
OFFJCIAL’B ATTEND HEARo
f t . iNG. ‘ ' . 1
'lnsu'rsiico Department Rop-
_iltoo at authoring Todsyl
irons. Dec. 21.~cheral of
. s of the State Insurance Do
F were present today when the
investigating committed be
1, 1; Among them w
' melts. the state super n-
. ‘Vnnderpoel. chief exam-
t‘i Colonel Appleton. the chief
‘ prices Nelsons’
W on pillar has.
method!“ prayer inset-
‘ o, pastor. tho'ltev.
boon, will begin a
“I! {an ‘ TM‘MVOF
“on. The list will be
he Conversion 5 of
0’». a ,4 r '1
mo Devonian or
at M . 1 i
ll'. Nuts,
mt“ , orallssd public sentiment. which the
it? coinmtssiousrs should
to have a decent and sober cit ."
"it
- wan ‘ "emphasise the tact that these
: condt us do not constitute‘any ar-
» soon. is onlyone: the families. the
‘ youth, the travelers who Will be en-
_ j which
Manitoba Grain Growers't and;
rdeden' Ahmiation, speaking
. airmen of Manitoba have de-"
favor or the reduction otthc‘
: contact, the real life of our people.
‘ l-ylidllwuys‘| etc.
or. will be appointed tohenr .
5 Merritt, Jr., for the speakernhip of
. __ lstod tailing
; 1w. Wadsworth, Jo, so ills candidate
' slat .. y snort":
on «out:
to recruiting
. W 7%. 0
_ p ,. who am nourish
. . Wholly pigments my,
lease mine nun: r otmaioons“
. general. and. to-thc establishment. or
silicon in. that neighborhood in, pan
solar; The presence or these citi-
scns at some
if nothing more, would indicate an.
. . not easily ig~
1,.norek. . The crying evil ct olircitie‘s
tioday .is the 'fnliure‘ot good citiaeus'
.to manifest their interest. in tiers
gilt-egoct the public good. ,, m e are
‘ _ a any poops, and none: ”ore so
than the ministers. but we must in its-1
scale sacrico in time, If we are M
ani-
fostypu c sentiment is the-1e Mum.
. com hr plunge
wish to disclaim any dis»
. . mounts Mr. Dinosaorauy
nth, .. ‘I appreciate tbe'fact thltt‘
heewlll .be p
andzpmbabiy financial loss, if he does
at secure his license-since he has
hull with a‘salbon in View. But I
gained whatever luF‘tavor of granting
a. lineage. The vital principle of Am.
reticent» citizenship months the greatest
d] for theigreatest number. Mr.
dangered and distressed by the saloon
numberitbousands. 'l‘o benefit him and
disregard them is to reverse the order,
and adopt the principle of despotism,
'is the greatest good to the fa
vored few ‘ i regret greatly that Mr.
'Disesa evhr thought of such a thing
asa g’ a saloon in a residen-
and rat the .very- entrance
:our depot. Buttsince he
, 'built accordingly. itti'run-
derdtsn “the situation, it would be a
crime’_ as to endanger the commun-
ity to save him from the consequences
ofhis‘ mistake. With all sympathy
. for a fellow citizen, it is nevertheless
the; plain duty of all Christian and nor
allydisposed people to use every legit-
imate effort to prevent the incoming
of an additional saloon, the demoraliz-
ingf‘iniiuence of wh ch must'be antici-
. pated by any one w o knows by actual
tariff to a 17 per cent. basis
Will abolition of all duties on
3! pots entering‘this country,
‘ Sun, notes approvingiy‘
ts: “The farmers of Man-
p
Sincerely yours,
W. W. T. DUNCAN.
«~l.lti.le Dress Suit Cases and Trucks
10c up. Doll Golf‘urts and Coaches lii
lowest prices. Largo stock of Dressed
Jointed Dolls at cut. rates. Kid body
polls at cost. Huntley‘s, 52 So. Main St.
w'l‘oys in the Bitsclllcni of every
description. Xmas Tree Ornaments,
.Sleds. Wagons. SlIOO'FHNi, Gaines,
M. S. Smith & Co.
—'*—Natlvc Turkeys 23c lb. in‘owls 12%;
at Hayes.
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‘ CHIEF SMITH'S RECORD.
Has Been Connected With the Nor-
wslk Fire Departsmnt for Twenty-
» three Years.
u Fredrick W. Smith, who was elect-
. ed chief of the Norwalk Fire Depart- .
‘lnent. last night. has been a member
of the department in all for twenty-
threc years. During that time he has
been successively secretary. treasur.
er, first lieutenant and captain of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
and second assistant engineer of the
department. Mr. Smith was first elect-
ed second assistant engineer eighteen
years ago. He. was then succeeded for
a year by Francis J. hicKeon. The
next year Mr. Smith was elected again
and has retained the other. every year
since,
The year Mr. Smith was superceded
by Mr. McKeon, there were three
candidates in the ileld. Mcssers Smith
and McKeou and Thomas 8. McKay.
On the first ballot. no choice was
made. Mr. McKeou had received the
largest number of votes, though, and
Mr. Smith moved his election be made
unsmious.
whitey Millage Grapes at Seymour's
-—Derby. for Xmas present O‘Brien's
~8tstionory games and toys Neisons'
eBanta Claus at M. 8. Smith a Co’s
NEW YORK ACOIMILY TROUBLE.
unsui- Mslby May impeach Governor
Higgins.
NEW YORK. Dec. flr-Bfimtwl'
aggro R. Malby, who is actill as
ll comes in the candidacy of . A.
the assembly, tourism: asked if it
was true as re ‘_ d, that he contem-
lupsschmont proceed-
lshtsgainst Governor Higgins because
of the governor's ution in naming J.
for the shortlist-ship. Senator Malby
sold: - ,
product i said will that it on an im.
washable offence: . i never knew or
such coercion. The governor announ-
, cos ‘hiinseifufor Wsworth and then
‘ up. ps his i runes commissioner.
m n d°“.ii'i‘sllt.””’ii‘°“ W
,. . “A .. a
at "has?” rm one im- mascara.
maWMltfldg-d
I .. there wssso can:
”"811 . .
portion of the hearing. .
'0‘“? out
pufllic wrongs, and
19710 1. '
“ . switching ‘ 'W
t to grestriuConv'enience...
and when: mi
. . The building is on ill“
nor ot the tutor-deb
1. upper
p stairs.
uppereut can as and
danger to surrou mgropor‘ty torm-
inated. , 1 ,1 l
.v'l‘he‘ stnet floor of‘thd building is oc-
cupied by several stores and‘the‘ Sal:
vation Army headquarters-crew the
second storyu“ ;.
dishes in Toylund. at Nelsons‘
~7YOilf‘ choice" oiitthe. guest lot or
Turkeys in town 28c“). Hayes
4 . “W“M'? -. ,‘
"w—Coilege Girl Pat‘lli‘ttt 9.“ very choice
Xmas present. Glovers’ the Place.
M ,
HARSTROM “Hoot. ,‘VACATlON.
Professor (but. Hal-stroll: closed his
school for the holiday vacation yelter‘
day. Most. of the student‘s have done
to their homes to spend Chritiimas and
New Year's ~
The school will reopen early in
January. ,
fHome-made candy canes and bas-
kets at Lanes' - ’
‘ —Toys, Games. Post Curd Albums.
Trains or cars. Tennis. Dolls etc.‘, at
Vohn T. Hayes 5 Main“. Norwallt.
W
m , l ‘
, REBEKAHS ,VIIIT QTRATFORD.
A number of members of Eurekaglie-
bekah Lodge, of this city, paid a visit
to a sister lodflelin Stratford, lustgev.
ening, and were royally entertained by
the Stratford Daughters of Rebekah.
The return trip was made on a late
train last evening. . ,- ‘
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~First Class Grooms, lmuhlls, "
Grains, Bananas. :it Scrulcur's
M..............
~'—«it‘utlcy
Native Turkeys 230th.
at i-inycs. . ‘
. . Bastian ”Sn
fists Rotor Gems hiniss
on Christmas Morning. i
These wonderfully interesting stocks of Furs and Fur-lined: Gsrm‘ents
can only be hhited stfhi‘iefi‘yg‘thc hint serving to convey an idea of the very
moderate prices prevailing; .' Very modera‘twwhcther you choose an inert-
pensive Scarf or Tie, costinh a few dollars. ' ‘1 ‘
Women's Fur lined Castro-the "allelic" of black broadcloth, the linings
of gray and white squirrel; deep roll collars of squirrel, made to sell at
$35.00. Special, $26.74, ‘
‘ 1......1w.
‘ foothil'sliows
. “MVB. ’
; There were sore,
.‘ a large crescent,th
I ., ,ofiltoboksh. willow
sh .
B. OWN ‘
Davis-m
33°“?th
There would
or both. Odd may? it
wreath from. it .
' " '1 drip Com-
pany. Yard of titles from “Ewart: it
Corbett, fiat pieccdmm Mr. and Mrs.
Bpruguc. heart place’trorn "the Loyal"-
Workers and First; Eflthgdlilif Church.
qua—con »' . -; . 5‘
FUNERAL OF'MRB; ‘BYXBEE.
Tho-funeral orbits: Harriet i", Byxs
bee, who was found desdaather home
43 Main street. 1' Norwnlit Tuesday
morning. wil be held at 1 o'clock from
her into home tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. Charles M. Soileclr'wui oth-
ciate and internists. will be stvuiPiuelev
land Cemetery. The funeral will be
private. . .. . ‘ . . V
FUNERAL commute-DAVIS.-
The funeral of the. land Willlilni Dav
vls was held this. attenuation at: 2-1
o'clock from his lsto’.ro:idsude. The
Rev. w. w. TDuscsin Mutated. The
interment was iiiiltivsrsisecemeiery.
FUNERAL or! it. is mats.
The funeral of the late flout-y E.
Ferris will be heirlapnah‘ritiay after-
noon nt 2 o'clock.
deuce.
—'-oi.cvsris"' Tris, Mace.
A most desirable lining Present for.
ligafiu of Woman. Elite Shoes. $4.09 and
i - 0- ’ ‘ ? 1
-'---s .4 - is.» .
~Prnycr Books ant! _' ytnnalsghéllders
. , ‘ {.43.
«Five assortment.tfili’ihrull,as«9'l en’s
———-.-..a- -- s “3-“ ‘ -
CHICKEN Tnggy‘sz‘hn‘gnfCUiL-
Antonio Ceciliowito irritated at
the Bridgeport ia'iljjo , 1 '
tain Peuulngtonp,
afternoon before; ‘ ‘ '
Taiyor in the tovm edit ,
01’ having stolen pigskin? ‘
rick and Emil A ; an. of. Myrtle
avenue, East Nora's, ll. He leaded
guilty and Judge Taylor fun it pro-
bsble cause and bound .himvbver to
the higher court in, bill of 3250.
~Sslectlon the lsr est in‘town—tho
prices the lowest. . ,‘Toys, Toys.
Nelson's. . ' . .;'
a.“
—~Native 'l‘urltoys ”(all N. 3. Mill.
~ch Toys low‘ 1‘ f p, yummy. ,:
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miv‘ille Pictures iii satire
r"
/
run nacxwun.
Gray Squirrel Throw Tie, $4.94.
Alaska Sable (skunk) Throw Tie,
$14.74. ‘
Natural Gray. Squirrel Scarf. Si tin ,
lined, 310.00. .. '. z j.
Fox Scarf, Satin Lined. 316.00.
.' . won one. 1
Black Caracul Throw Tilt and Pillow Muff Sets at $13.75.
MIMEC' SETS.
Beaver Collar and raisins. “.00.
imitation krimmer Collar and Flat Muff Sets. 35.00.
squirrel Tits and riot list: eats, 312.00. .
Wlmttthn‘u lotus.
Continuation of the ‘iro‘st Ittlii of Manufacturers'
Fancy Lace and Chiffon stock and Tab Collars, one in Va beanfhr 260. Real
value, 39c andsiiOc. 1. .. .
Over One'l‘housit‘n‘d Statics of
sold st 750. ‘
a": , f.’ ,, ‘ ’ i
Just to dlrhdt your attention to our Christmas Gift Montaigne-base-
. ., . , ,15- ‘3‘;
meat Section. ‘
soloists A‘l'liio.
CAKE spirits _, ‘
' ' you do «and «you intend
woes
with“ hepatitis on what morals done
traumatic-r. 'i shall hold that in
" 'l V .1
radio‘s tactical. ills.
new
.3». cl *3
topsoil impeach the seven!
:EllAVlNO silica
OillVid rustic“
rolniilr‘ 1 ' .
l
. ilutii 3
"1 It“ Pillow Mull to match. $12.50.
Fancy 'Neckwcar, “ st‘
' W
nurrs TO .MArci-l.
Pillow Muff to match, $10.00.
Muff to match, $14.71.
Muff to match. $12.50.
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‘t-'"‘ ‘F'i‘t'. ii' i“ 7 ‘
Samples. “Mutual
tot. "il‘o‘hulsriy
,r ' i . .
I
i t-..’
; pp
anoint
salon Dittiillld
i
frdm"‘hlsfidte resi- .
L sailor
‘clrsoii i .
Corsican Citron
”Fancy
' Per Pound
. ‘
a lbs. New Mixed Nuts
Fancy New Hazel Nuts. pound
New English Walnuts, pound.
Lemon or orange Peel. pound
‘2 lbs. New Year’s Cakes .‘
All the, above advertised
and prices.
«
get to let the children see him.
t
New
:18 WASHINGTON STREET,
upon your. sideboard.
come. first served.
4.
Heinz Mince Meat.’
dings. Fancy Citron-
nanas, Tangerines, Etc.
33 Washington St.
a
2 LB... FANCY LAYER FIGI . . .
5 LBS. NEW PIRIIAN DATES
3 cans Golden Pumpkin 25c
3 pkgs, None Such Mince Meat... 260
Finest Peanut Brittle in Norwalk,
per package 10c
Large bottle Olives. plain or
stuffed. per bottle 36c
Largo also bottle Blue Label (ist-
sup ...18c
Campbell's Salad Dressing. per
Mu. witnq‘sau‘n-‘is‘p‘trflicu 90
Fresh Country Eggs, per dos. 40¢
\chy AmmanPE‘Fim‘Ch Mixcd CIHéy“ I o s o o o a «13“.?! r v s I r?" s r s "I s ; o I U a" I sh I ts‘p’ouhas {crasc . 1 I
.121
o‘pounds New Layer Figs . . . . ..
l 10 calla God icranberries
cg...
\
loo-stores
Fancy Paper Shell Almonds, pound . ..
Best Brazil Nutspa pounds...
..............x‘5c
Grccnbsum’sPlum Pudding. can . . . ...roc
spoundsFrcnchPrunés 25c
. . .1. - . . . . . . .3". .;.;.'*~.2'5c1
goods aregstrictl‘y new
O
3 PKGB. CLEANED CURRANTI, (FULL WEIGHT
FANCY NAIOL CITNON. PER POUND
f Insulation-s.
Partition ;
Best Cloan'cd
L .6”.
Trip STORES THAT ear Tits PACE.
York Grocery 'Co.
. , Telephone, Connection.
; ‘ Call 322-4.
WE HAVE alimited number of our famous com and chestn‘“ "
.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Prunes.
LEADING GROCER.
IIOIOIIIss-
ma ‘ mun. , FREE.
. Every customer‘ who will
purchase a fair siso’ order in
our store this wash will be
given mutt charge one
package of the National sis
cult Company’s dainty Nabisco.
Wamu 11; ”our. .1
Fancy Greening Apples.” peck. .. 5". ‘ 85c
Baldwin Apples 33c
SM m“, 2"“. sloft’slrb'll’i'l'“
We wtil also have on hand a big supply osttive (Selena; Lettuce, Carrots, Radiation, Parsley, Spinach.
snips,"i‘urnips. also Fancy Vinolsnd Swootd’otstoos.
Best Seeded Raisins, pound ....". .‘. . .‘
Delicious Coffee. Cranberries.
nun-ado...“
noosu-nosso-unu-usouiswoon-nonco‘sc soul-l...-
CANDY1””
a u
31 its 'i
mitt ‘ ‘
New Persls‘nfi'ilsissur
' 70"“). “ll“ for"
an....
.s-q's.
Ill-lllfix4c
andwe defy competition .as to quality
SEECIAL FEATURE—SEE SANTA CLAUS—QSPECIAL FEATURE.
’ Santa Claus will, appear in our window every afternoon and evening this week. Don‘t for-
a
5 l I" 11‘!
SOUTH NORWALK.
:Th e World’s Delicacies.
More than a little better are the goods w'e'oi’fer.
‘ You cannot afford to buy only the best,
as it will be a satisfaction to know that
you have the best the market affords, at a reasonable price,
.i Turkeys for sale. 1 First
Preserves and Jellies. Franco-American French Soups and Plum Pud-
Sccdcd Raisins. Cluster Raisins.
can Nut Meats. English Nut-Meats.
Malaga Grapes. The finest Canned Goods put ina can.
Jordan Shelled Almonds.
Oranges.
Pc-
Grape Fruit. .
New Fancy Mixed Nuts. Apples. Ba-
Huntley & Palmer’s English Biscuit. Edam,
quefort. Double Cream Cheese, etc.
that give grace and delicacy to the t
cost a trifle more. but-. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas.
Charles E. Seymour,
Old English, Pineapple. Ro-
We have a large assortment of all the Christmas Novelties
able. Get yourself the best—you are entitled to it. It may“
South Norwaliré
This has been the banner week of our career in the Grocery bus'inei'is and we are proud of it. Our stock ‘
~ was never so complete and the good people of The Norwnlks appreciate the fact that we
High Grade Groceries‘bnly, at. rock bottom prices. We pleasevthe most particular.
Our prices speak for themselves and our quality stands ri
crous to print ill this paper-it will pay you to visit our s
are headquarters for
gilt back of them. Our specials are too until;
torn and see or grand display of edibles.‘
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soon-oossssocso
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u ollssslnoooncosossosoyossrsoiollttfitialsoOlen-loosIII-soososcsssoogvst 2“
............................................................................ 250
. . . .25o
406,}
Currants, lb. loo,
Durkeo’sSa’ge or Thyme, boa. Mt . comm 7c
' ‘Bcll’sPoultry Dressing, can.....~..........roc
3 packages None Such Mincc‘Mcot, . . . . ‘.‘.n45c
3 lb. can Ooidcn‘Custsrd‘Pumpkin . . . . .roo
Oranges. Prices as to size.
Nisw PoespNnts. per: lb. .. . . . . .' . . ..
2 lbs.,English Walnuts 26s 1
2 lbs. New Mixed Nuts 25c
Fancy Paper Shell Almonds, per""
pound .tziic
Durkoe's bags or Thrills. per bow to
Orange or Lemon Pool. per lb. 715s
Bibs. New Year's onu«............itso
u.
silos. French hone-”nuu...” also.
Navel Oranges, per dos. ......... boo ‘
Western Ensrwrdos.
i
wolf! ,'
Norwalk Chronicler