:3)“ ”I I99598
A Good Time to Buy.
BLEACHED SHEETS.
’IBABO........450 72x90 concentrators» i
81x90........550 81x90. 00¢, seamlehtr
.. 81x90. 660, counties.
PILLOW CASES-r .
42x36. .10 c 42x36.16c,li‘ruit ofioom
451936.4ng 45136.18990,Fruit oiloom
ER BANKS.
IIIAIIA mo Hamill quick.
to H North/Am.
WWI IIWS
Mighty good reservoir .woatlror.
The shortest dayrt of lllt.‘ your arc
now at hartd.
There are no signs pointing to the
close of navigation.
Automobiles are aboirt as numerous f,
on tho streots an in midsummer.
Wilfred mith. of iVy Place, attend-
ed the pen try allow in Danbury, Sat- I
urd'a y.
The official board of the South Nor- ‘
walk Methodist. church will moct on‘
Thursday cvcntng.
Mrs. Elton B. Baker, of Union stroot.
returned home. last night, front a
week's viuil. in New York city.
About l)cccmbcr 2] the days begin
to longtltoup Then the. cold begins
to strengthen. says tho. old adage.
Tho. Sunday school of tho. South Nor-
walk Haptintmhnrolr will rohoarnc its
Christmas program, thin (Ironing.
Tito Visiting Chapter. of 'l‘riuily
Guild. \‘vill moot. Tuesday aftornoon.
with Miss C'oucb, 41 Bayv‘iow avonuo.
Tire Pine Lodge Whist Club will bo.
outcrtainod tomorrow aftornoort by
Mrs. Edwin C. Keolor, of Mott avo~
nuo. Noryvnlk.
Mrs. .lossoph Buddoloy and daugh-
tor', Miss llaunab, ot‘ "'llouton stroot.
spout Saturday and Sunday with
friends trt Danbury.
Harold Schlottman. who has boon
working for tho tclcphono company in
South Norwalk for tho pant i‘cw
months has boon transit-trod to iloi‘by.
-S. Morr'.is it) Hit aronuo has tb9o
'iiIIoat. calendars oi the kind otol soon
itt South Nor-walk, to bo uivon to all
customers after Christmas.
—~-Spocial discount on Xmas
to churcltos and organizations.
9 h‘liut'l. Wt Co. ‘
Fr'IodoItIk ItauI-h for-molly ol Nor
“alk Ioturuod this morning to his du-
tioa in Savbrook. attor having spout
VI‘HII‘ltIav with his parontn III Nor-
walk
'1‘ ho annual convocation oi St. John‘s
Lodge. No. ii, A. II‘ and A. M, will bo
hold 'l‘lturailay orortltlg, at tho t’|lltll‘I(‘l‘H
In the Masonic Toruplo,
Candy
C. .I.
()ilicors for tho coming your will bo
(‘lttlt‘tl at this limo.
‘ (‘olouoi Edward Soliultzo III it: til
ford will inspect built tho Si\lb IIIIII
chonth Companies Wodnosday ovou—
iIIL'. at tho. armory. ’I‘lIo irtspootion
will bo gonoral. liiL‘l‘tmillid all oquipntont
being takou into consideration.
The Stamford. .ir.'s l3. it, Club,
Stamford, will givo a danoo.
ovening. in the. Casino. As the Junior
boys. Intro a host of I‘rionds iIr South
Norwalk. it is hoped that all who can
po'sstbly attend will como on tbrI 7:50
train due in South Nor-walk, duo, in
Stamford at 8:03. A good time is as-
sured to all who attend.
The I’ltllathoa Class of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church will meet
Tuesday evening Decorrrbor It”) at 7: 4.,
III tho class room for the montlIh burn
tress meeting. Will each member
kindly make a special effort to bo pros-
ent? .
"l‘ho 'l‘oaur F basketball
start Thursday afternoon from Nor-
walk, for It ilIr'oo days‘ tour. They
will play Thursday ovcnirtg, with their
' old I'rpponcnt-n, the Daubury arzgroga
tlon, itt llanbury. lI‘rotn thoro tlon
will go to Newport and play ”to Naval
Iicbtorvos II‘r-iday ovoning and tho East
Iloatons in East Boston, Saturday or-
oniug. roturuing to Norwalk Sunday.
——l\lai Hoard for mounting ploturos.
calendars. etc... also Water (‘olor l‘a—
por'itud Glass. at Howard A. 'l‘illy'n
Studio, 78 \I'ashington sit-cot.
III tho ofIico of the state socroiary
Saturday a certificate of incorporation
of the u. I). Fitzgerald company, of
Bridgeport. was published. The incor-
porators are II I) Fitzgerald. 1-]. .l.
Dorrahuo attd Edward K. Nicholson.
all of Bridgeport. The capital stock is
310.00% 'l"hcI W'eisirorg Clothing corn-
pany, of Killingly, has filed a certificate
of organization. The capital .stock is
- ”5.000. The om‘c‘ers are“. President
and treasurer, A. Weisberg, of Daniel-
son; ‘écoretiary. B._Wel‘sbierg, or Brook:
in. N. Y.
Carroll D. Keeler. charged with us
lag the malls for fraudulent purposes
was arrested in Bridgeport Friday. by
Deputy United States Marshal Parnto-
lee on a. bench warIant attd taken to
New Havoln whore ho. appoared boforo
United States Commissioner E. E.
{Mar-.viu Ito \Hiti bound over to tho Fob
‘rnary tquI ot‘ the district ((‘lllll of tho
\lnludétaloh. Willi II .iont cnoir in Now
liavc‘n Ibo taunt. 'IuIIIiduy in lI‘olu'u
ary- g9 tirondaof troop. uhiclr were
.llnriiIW-W 9W} by John Mil Olathbit. oi
‘ Bridgeport. . .
pla yo rs
' “ ét‘ios, Tobacco
' ahd‘éilidlrtédt Mics of all kinds
shim Q BLOCK
It 3‘.“th EL. ‘30 “mark
HOURS—I0 a. m. to 8 p. m.
IUND’AIYUI-IIZ I» 4 pi. m.
Sale OII IBed Sheets _
Wall stroot. I
of
Friday
W Dreyfuss,
”commando
r
rescription
ointers
P
Ill It is cuStomary for every.
druggiél to claim to be
9 ‘9‘9,I9Ictit" inprescription work.
Gnod claim, but We with
A L be beb‘I.
(I This store claims ability, ,
capability, facility and a
complete clock 0f timer. ‘
9,111 We have the goods, the
uipment, the experience.
EllW. W IIEIIEY III.
DRUGGIST.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL-9826-3.
'Iil‘von \vbon a man wants the earth
.ho docstt'trwaut it. thrown at him in
the form of mini.
AXES
BUCK-SAWS
Saw-Bucks
LANTERNS
Everything you need for the
long Winter days and nights.
OVCI‘.
NOrWalk '
Hardw‘are CO
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
l_
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without ituiorner. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security 60..
Haviland Bldg... Washington St. ,Oillce
open until 7 p. In. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
9 45 wait so, Nor-walk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
w. have uvorll decided burnin-
in Income producing property that
must increase In valuc with the rapid
growth of the town. 9
SLIPPERS
all“
WOMEN
CHILDREN
A GIFT To BE ENJOYED THROUGH-
OUT THE YEAR.
sambm
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON“ STREE‘I}
“public 54252.
Now Is “Dress Suit”
Time
Let. Koppel make you one of his in—
comparable suits for the holiday dress
occasions.
Your WurdrObe is incomplete with-
_Ont one. They feel right look right
and are right.
'l‘bere’ a a HOW to make dress suits
that Koppel kn‘ows. ‘
No experirn ting about it
antlsfaction be e.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
24 No‘. Main 89%.,99
$36" 5'
: INO HOUSES.
FAIL TO CONSIDER THESE WARES.
A .
Come in and look the 9 stock ‘
IHE [I [IVER’S run ,W.
You get table. expression as or the childhood of l
South Norwnlk. I and
CHIN
OUR EHOWING OF FINE CHINA FOR THE HOLIDAYS IS THE
LARGEST WE HAVE EVER MADE. EVERY PATTERN AND EVERY
PIECE WAS SELECTED FOR ITS ARTISTIC BEAUTY AND UTILITAR-
IAN QUALITY, FROM THE LARGEST IMPORTING AND MANUFAC'I UR
WHEN SELECTING YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, DO NOT
YET THE QUESTION OF COST
NEED CAUSE NO ANXIETY. A3 EVERYTHING IS PRICED VERY MOD-
WEI. Collins & Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers, .
12218 North Matti Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
O. B. Jackson,
‘ Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eves Examined Free.
"58 WALL “near. PHONE 433. NORWALK. -
looked over andput In good shape
for the Spring.
Repaired and Painted
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and nice the Baby
Carriage.
Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUT " 'R M. WRIGHT,
Phone Connection.
MAIN 81"., SOUTH NORWALK. ALSO MAIN ST” STAMFORD._
ALL KINDS OF
EIIRIII lilllKlNli IPPARIIIIS
Reed 8: Volk Eleétric 00.,
36 WASHINGTON STREET
9189.3 lb
TELEPHONE 35-4.
I" CHICKENS,
FRESH SHOULDERS ................ . ..... 11c LB.
2 LBS. CHOP BEEF ............ ....... 25¢
LEGS OF LAMB ........................... 160 L8.
SHOULDER STEAK ...................... ..10c LB.
NEW CANNED GOODS
CORN ..... ,.. .............. , ........ 12c CAN
PEAS .. ........................ ‘.........10cCAN
TOMATOES ........ ................10ccAN
.I. W. DODGE.
22 Washington Street, South Norwall‘t.‘
W
A Xmas Feast
of good things is IIlI'tIady for you at It‘lyllll it ityau‘s Shoo. Storo.
MEN'S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES.
MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS.
WOMEN‘S A‘ND CHILDREN‘S WARM SLIPPERS
COLORS.
Better get in on this good toast
F LYNN 8. RYAN,
. , _ , H9 90 WASHINGTON 31'
IN MANY
THE CHARM 0F GREEK.
(Prof. A (i Kollot in the Atlantic.)
is has boon I'ornar kcd ,ono docs not.
haw to know vory Intuit Gtcok to bo-
rIorIIo a iowt of (book I robably tboso
of us who IIro half inntruclod, and
think we goth grout ploasuro front the
litilc Wit \to havo “(‘00le can
form no real concoptiou ot Ihooxpci-
tout-(Is of one, who can toally “ road
Crook, " of his prolit of that language
and its literary r-icltos. But we lutv‘o
our good roarson for honor-ting its cul-
tural influence even in diluted form.
Greek literature is certainly what the
college vernacular would call “the
real thing." It a mart can no more
than-read Homer, and that with as.
siduous hiring of the lexicon, he can 9
dra'w on the riches of an unique type.
Matthew Arnold attempted to show
wheriu the charm of Homer lies; he
catches what he cart of the indefin-
’ to each his charm. [It‘t'lillm' to himself.
And if wo. \vcro to (Io-tort tb‘o absolute
orttorion and nanto those famous in
their 0er day only, or who ltat'o ox-
orItId pom-rial intluonoo upon animo-
(prom. thought without Irving of pros-
oIIt. inrpottatuo I'\rcpI ltiotoritally.
many more \‘tmbl II I . Iho Iolo. it iI-I
horo littcitdo,d Iron. u r, to (OIIIIIIL‘9
atloution to those whoso qualities (Ian-
trot bo I'eptoduI-od irt another tonguo
thora- to know whonr one must I‘t‘ilil
their language. at. least. fairly well.
The painstaking collogiau can got 8
taste of all the host; of tho Crooks il‘
able sacrifices elsewhere in his prepa-
ration; whother he. will do this latter.
or ought to be asked to do it. is a sep-
crate question.
“Now Susio. said the toachor, “it
y'out father should agree to work for
$2. 50 a day, and at tho end or six day.
brought hOnua $13. would that be
tmlght?" "No, ma' ant, and it wouldn't
take ma lung to toll. him so, citltcr, yotr
bot. "~Phll9udclphlrr Press.
n
the world And let Keats say lrow
dcoply. oven through a Iuotllrnu not
too faithful, tho antiquo bard unproc-
sml lrttnaoli‘ upon Ibo IuodorII IIIIHIIIIIIIII~I
pd poor. Similarly with Aklnchylua After all a good. but. activo. oiutuk
tlIrI \ounuor Ii'tillt't'llulls, with ol vanity malt-cs a man ht'altIIv. Most
lheocr'1ltun I-‘intiar "applto. Anacteon: IIII'Iu arc boaltbr
he manages well and makes cuttsidor- ,
I
l
IIIIIIIIIINII {Will NEWS
Satnul (li'aig and William Saabto at.—
Iondotl tho pori‘ormanoo at tho lilppi-
dronto. in Now York. last woolt.
i’tu'ry Catbornll. of New York city".
Irpcat water-day with IIIH pat-onto, Mr;
and Mrs. Thomas iahill, in Broad
lllvoi‘.
ilar'ry \‘i’utorbnry, Willie Banks
and Minn Katirorlno Boot-II rotnrnod to,
Norwalk today. at‘tor- apt-rating ‘Sllll'
day at thoir humor; in Weston.
l
Washington Carlin, No. it, liatr'loltc
tlr'dor of the Sons of Atrtcrioa, will
Iiavo it rogular Incotlng 'l‘uoialrryovon-
ing in Knights of I’ythinn l-Iall. Wash-
lliglon I-Itroot.
I.
'l‘IIo oollar which II,- boing dug by
.Ilunoo anIau, .It bin )il‘dt‘o in t‘run‘9
torrrplction. -
bury, in rapidly Itozttinu
and a duo dwollluu, hour-III
orootod an soon as poaaiblo.
'i‘ho industrial Longtto of tho South
Norwalk M,
dn_\ ovoultu; ot this woolr tnstoad (
on tho taut li‘riday ol tho mouth,
usual, tho lattor ditto occurring
( inthIas.
’Ibo rouular Inootinvr of “tho Nor-
Walk lllid Club will bo lnlrl tonight.
at tho bomb or \er Chariots Quintatd
Mil Main ntroot. Nor-walk. Sovoral
IIIattorI; ot' IutoroHI will como bol‘orc
tho Iurotlug.
A lillliillt'l' or youuy, ladloa uro plan»
blur: for a dual loap your dauoo at tho
Norwalk Country t‘lub on Now Yoar'a
cvo. Arraugoutouta arc also bolug
mad.» for a subscription tlilllt'l.‘ at tho
club on Christmas niIzlrt.
'l‘lIII lino of (,‘oluurbia grapbophonca.
\Vlllt'll I.. II. IhII-kor IIIIH lunlallod in
his storo
tract It grout doul oi" attoution. and tin.
Holootioun rondt-rt-d aio quolt onjoyod
by tho lrt‘tljllr- who lutv hoard tlIouI.
Mina Abigail II. l-‘arron. who Iran
boon tho librarian at tho South Nor-
walk Public Library for tho past two
.I‘I‘ttra. lIIl‘t to iltw‘hlilllt‘ nor how duilI‘Izt
at tho llronx Library. 17titli atroot
.Ind Wanlrlnrtion Itvonuo. Now York.
last nook
MI. and Mrs tloorgo Aviaou, .Il'.. oi
Starnlord spout txurrdnv in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Loo, or Rod-
tlluu, oolobratod tltolr Iwoutiotlt wotl~
dint: auulvoruary, yostorday, at lilt‘ll
hoqu nour Mark ’l‘wairr's plat-o. A
largo IrIIIIIlIoI‘ of Norwalk gum-ts \\'t‘l‘t‘
in attendant-o. and IIIIjoyod dinncr.
Mr. and Mrs. William 'I‘. .IIInuiuInI
who loll South Norwallr. two Wt‘t'l‘tti
ago t'oI- Savannah, GIL. art-ivorl bat-II
in loan taut nook. Mr. .lI-uningn
found it impossiblo to not work at hi2;
[ratio and ho ho IIaqu back north. at-
tltouolt outsido oi‘ Illt‘ work pr'opoHiI
lion, ho lilo-d it vory troll in tho
South.
IIWIttirIrlt'k S. \IIIbII-r has liltlili' ar-
l‘illiLt‘ilitIiiIH to r'Ioaqu» two of “III bow.
lint: alloyu III Ibo Masonic building.
at tho cor-nor of Wall and Ianut‘
stroota, II‘riday owning. for ”to bomb
fit of tho nroutborn of tho Nor-wall;
(‘IrIlI. 'l‘lror'o Iran a oouatdcrablo ruovo-
qunt. a your or so act). for thr- install-
ing of alloys. by tho club, but tbo pro-
l‘.t'I did not Irratcr'iuliao, For It tiIIttI
hit-it witrtor, IIIIIIIIlIorII of tho club utilI
lard alloyn in South Nor-walk,
will bo
I.
II} Pilliit‘li will moot It‘ri-9- .
.III 2
on,
It’s Intereéting
to us. aIId would ho to you to visit our
slow and poo from day to day tho
Now Goods and Holiday Novoltics of
“good things to out that are being
adtlod to our stock tor vout‘ disposal.
\\o solicit .I COIliliilllSt‘ili of Higlt- gratin
Ediblos. New Now ()rloans Molasses
for tltoao who want the roal thing. 15c
a at 60¢ a gallon.
hiaplo Strap, pt. bottlos 15c; largt
lrottlos.’ 25c: ‘2’ galltnt cans, 60c; gallon
cans, full inoa'suro $91.10
Charm and Sanbor It :4 Cotton flout 25c
to 35¢ .t pound. (”harm and Sunburn k
'l‘oua, .Ill rariotios from 35c to 70¢ a
pound. liou't spoil \our plum pudding
or mirror; moat “llll poor choppod up
raiairrs We soil tho boat full woight
2 pkgs. for 259. Clouttod Currants. "
pkga. for 259. l-‘auoy Citron. Orange
and Lomou I’ool. (‘Instor Raisins.
Pruitt-s. Idt'apt‘rr'aiotl .«\prloot:~t; in fact
\I‘o havo tho boat of ovorytlItIII: and
oovrytltinr: the bout. Call and sec “5.
\III can irrtoIoat \ou illltl navo you
mono) and \\"‘0|l\'.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT..
Church &-Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
J ackson s
Studto
CHRISTMAS
PhotOgraphs
IN THE NEWEST STYLES.
Having Iomodollcd tnv Studio
I am prepared to pivo the host
of tho Art. to my patrons.
DON'T DELL/‘0! Altbo‘ wo make
Christmas Sittings
pp to Monday before Christmas
or later if necessary. . ,
New Art Line
9 of:
Water Color Paintings
in all sizes,
FROM 30c T0 $6.00.
Small Gold and Silver Frames
FROM 256 UP. ‘
Just Right for Small Pictured.
Picture Frames
in Our Model FranIShOp.
COME AND SEE. we can
PLEASE vou.9
Jackson's. Studio
Opposite Hotel, Nor-walk Colin.
9‘ “nun.
III Washington IIII'ootfrItI .
‘ 86 Washington Street.
' Benefit Old, Well H. 8. L.
We FxcllangcflGootls Ride Deliveries
J Mintz‘tCO
92 Washington St, South Norwalk
$1.49 ALL LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 6 in box. .99!) Box
‘29s POST CARD ALBUMS .................................. . 220‘
$1.25 PILLOWS ..................................... 98: Each .
neussoc NECKTIES... .................................... 25c ‘
$3.50 FUR TURBANS ............................... , ...... $1.95 '
25c RIBBONS‘. Satin and Taffeta ........................ 19c Yard .,
10c GINGHAMS. TONIGHT ............................ 4I4 I: Yard
1t) ,ihrda to a CustonIoI.
12I/gc TURKISH. TOWELB ................... . ....... ....9c Each
98c LINEN CENTER PIECES, in Holly Boxes. ................ 69c
Here You Will Find Many Practical Gifts 'at‘
the Right Price‘s. ‘
TOYLAND in the Basement}
Wm
$150.000 POWER PLANT.
CROSSBILLS VISIT US AGAIN I
The Uncas Dam at Scotland Has Been
Approved.
WI IIIIIMAN'I IC Doc.
.irtisslon appointed to approve the. now
dam at Scotland consisting of Judvo
I'Irossbills durina tin wiitlor ol liloo .l. M. 'l‘hayer, Alexander J. Campbell
and tutti, wbon IlitIStI noIllrorn bit-(III and II. S, Hunt. Intuit-I. their ofllclai
with thoir bcautiful I-Ivdcoatu wot-o no visitation on 'l'uosday artd found ev-
plt-nllt'nl about tho oily whoro
moon troou uoro round. ’l‘hat y:oti.‘
thoto uas an abundant-o of cunIII-r fur- birrs. of tho Ullt'tlt-l Powor Company.
llliililllii loud and It was gonorallv o-on I l‘ho coat of the plant will be close
niIiort-d that thin bad Sillllllllllllg to do, to $l.’rti.lltl0. ’l‘ho longtb of the data
with tho birds coming this f'at south Its about IOU foot.
Not until this your hair tlroro boon II; Tim pouor clarion in 75x30x30. and
similar supply or csrnrc , .IiId curiously. has boon Iittod up with machinery caI
orrourzb tho (‘I‘tltllillllls hat-II again ap- ’ pubic of Izonol‘ating 2,400 horse power.
poaroti. Apnrty of bird siudonts wont "l‘boro :Iro thrco gonorrators. two ox»
Io Woraport yIIHtoIIlav to Hoo a dock in l Cllt‘it-i and thtoo largo water wheels.
.\tI Staplm yard. and thoy may bo,’
looked lot in tho ovoiarcons bcto any, 'Old King Colo in a lolly old soul,
day. llappill a pio'turc and full don- t A lolly old soul, I wot;
tription of these birds appears in tho] llo calla tor your savings, he calls for
IIIIIonIbtu Bird Loto, a copy of whichl your roll
In in tho library . t A‘Ird- ovcrything ciao you have got
Holiday Gloves
'lhu itandsorno display of l\id Gloves III our west wirrdOw Ioprosonts an
.Iauorttuont hard to bo surpassod in this localltv for varicty of styles and
.~'lII.IdlnI:s \\'oinI99In ulro uoar out glovon always spook oi thoir Superior
worth in stylo finish and durability. Why not come in early and make
your Christmas gtIlI-ctiorts wbiio tho stuck is at its. host?
N. E. Ryan 8.. ‘C0.,
South Norwalk.
SOL?" I (l
EIIIEIIIIIIIIIEIIII I9 EIIIEIIIIWIIEIIII
MUSIC HALL w
FRED BECK _. LESSEE " l" UENL. MANAGLR
Plcntifui Supply of Conan on the Ever».
green Trees the Reason.
Mani pornona \Iill I'I'ornt‘rnbor tho
\lbll of tho Ni] and tho \IllllII wittr:
POPULAR
WITH THE
PEOPLE
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures.
MA IN E E
WEED.
5.4.1“
How's THEATRE.
wcdncsdayEvening, Dec. 16 ’08
THE GREAT FIRE PLAY
IHE IREIIRIIIIIIE
50—PEOPLE-,—50
HARRY BELONG, Manager.
NORWALK ARMORY.
Nor-walk Basketball Team
(Team‘ F). - , ’
Representing ‘ Seventh Company.
[may 11‘ Third Infantry,C. N. G., .
Next Game. M999nt19ay, December 14th
ME
Company, No. 1 IgET9ROPOLITANS. '
' rel minary Game.
A STRONG PLAY' A GREAT CAST- Dancing frOm 10 o’clock until 12.
, The Murder Scene This is the team that has been play-
The Engine Ho‘use Scene ing at. the Armory (or ten years: has
. The Great Fire Scene
.- The Heroic Life Net Leap ““5 I“ basketball,
With the Horses. Fire Apparatus and
Firemen in action on the. stage.
the State Championship.
SESEEWED SEATS """ 5°“ a“ 75V ADMIssIou 25 CENTS
ALL 25c Flvt ‘ v9" “
BOXES ................... $5 Per Box rs “me begin“ at 8 ““0““
w
(Scat salc oponu at 'i‘boatre Boa
Ollioo on Monday morning, Dot-cmbor,
lIttlr, at ii a. III.)
A VERY CONSPICUOUS MAN.
MANGIIDST llli, lloo. lir-Slttco be-
9 int; appointod probation oilloor,
. liov. Jar-ob Biddle has‘ iIilHI-iCII only two
scan-ions of the. local polioo. cont-«ti, and
9 his Itbsoncoat both of those was duo
to Illness Rounders who arc brought.
into tho. court welcome Mr. Biddle, tie
it is a certainty that unless they are
charged with a more serious offence
than drunkeness and breach of the
_ peace he will ask to have thorn placed
. in his care. Both Judge Bowers and
Judge Mills realize Mr Biddle' s ability
HOYT’S THEATRE.
d—c—‘n
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 918.
E. D. STAIR PRESENTS THE PRE
MI ERS OF FUN,
The Rays
JOHNNY AND EMMA,
in the Brilliant Musical Comedy,
King Casey
TUNEFUL MUSIC.
CLEVER COMEDIANS.
GORGEOUS’ COSTUMES.
‘ 50-PEOPLE—50.
I etallx place them in his charge. The»
success he meets with is wonderful.
as he not only has thetn report to him,
meat but attempts and generally BIIO‘
jail on a (barge or vag‘Iancy, .II I)“
ELABORATE SCENERY' noon Ilitlll aultod “Was Mr. BIddl’
9BEAUTIFUL. BGWIWVITCHING SHOW court?" IIIIIIBI' ii uaa learned that
L5- wan tor-cod to remain at his home evil-
25c. 600, 75c, $4.00 but to dinner.
PRICES
Specials for Tenight
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT;
Coast Artillery Corps, formerly Cont-j"
as is required in the probation agi‘ee- ' .
14. «Truzcoui '
III.IoI'-I,t,:rytbing to bo sliip-sltapc. They were '
accompanlod by 'l‘roanuror Z, R. Rob-I
BASKET; BALL“...
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placed Norwalk among the top-notch-
and will contest ‘
with Middletown. Stamford and Dan-,‘,.;;
bury in an effort to bring to NOrwaiir;
tho ‘
to ndviro unfortunate men, and zen- ”I I
ceedsi in getting the men work. and TI}
then .watches to see that they do not. .,
Norwalk Chronicler