Axum-ruin” -135“
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list
For [liar
than“: friars
Maktfa' Retnonatrancc Against
Thirteen Places I
can.
ligation which Attorney Chapman of
the Law Enforcement association be-
gun on the Bridgeport petitions for-
new licenaea. as told n‘i'ew days ago.
has materialized no far into thirteen
remoiiatruncee against applicants for
the. renawal of lleenaen in thin city on
the. ground that the peruon in each
cane in unanttahle.
The alleged unsuitablllty comdatu of
either previous conviction for breaic
lag the. liquor lawn during the pant
year. or cine because of pending ac.
lions in court.
Thou Under the Ban.
. Among those. who come under the
ban of the association officials are
Patrick Morrlaey, the Well known
president of the Third Ward Literary
club and actlw politician in the Sev-
enth diatrict, and William Plan, who
has juat opened a litre cafe. on Fair-
iield avenue. which is known as “the
tow Amazon."
it in alleged in both instances that
the petitioner has vlolatcd the law
not ll-i. therefor, not a suitable pen
-.on to be licensed for the next twelve
months.
Quit if License la Lost.
All the petitioners in the list which
t; given below now run aaloona. if
the decision of the county couiurln-
:iooern Is atainal them. or if. upon
.ppcal. the courta rule against them.
iiicr- tirey will go out of business and
(be number of aniooua in the cit)
will be reduced jnat so many.
The following in the list of thone
.vho will have to convince the county
ourmlaaiouoru that they are suitable
persona to have a renewal of their ill
.. ”9794? “MIT. BUIT’T’.
The‘Sundny‘ ”Nicen' at minimum
collé’go for men are often contluctotl’hy
prominent olhrgymcu of many denomi-
national anti t‘tom runny cities When
those visiting preachers occanionullx
gait the president how long they shall
peak he invariably replica:
iii no limit sir upon the time yotr may
preach; but there. is a tradition here
that no souls are saved alter the. first
twenty minutes."
‘ A hero
" y‘ a p. or r- 0 2 .'
VERY LI I ILE
Mr. Merchant to me an FLEC'I‘RIC
SIG N for your store and show win
down. We make them, all aizen. and
they SELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sign for a‘ atartorv-the
tncreano in your tinslneaa will cause.
you to order larger ones.
The Reed 8: Volk Electrical (10.
I. WAIHINOTON ITREIT,
IOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 806.
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CttyNattonal Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THANBAOTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINEO!
Capital Burpiua and Profita
$100,000.00 01 17.000.00
“fa Ocpoalt Donal. $3 and .5 par yaar.
IDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ‘ilt VlcO-Pt‘n.
PNEDERIOK H. ROWAN. and View
PHI.
WI LFHED IODWILL, Oalhllr
DIIIOTORO
I. H. Mathawaon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Bamual Grumman
JDIIIIi R. Marvin .i. Wallace Marvin
Ohrlatian Ewart: John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
~
A larger and more complete
line of
Christmas
Carvers
THAN cyan uproar:
Bill "lillilflli iiiil liilii"
W
night/litrittiiuron trash-r
"‘.;.7}~it!iittttt!.“l .‘
is i. llllls
M ".Eiih'is’WKé “guitars: ' T
A newly-engaged couple
were. enjoy»
ing aortic lillaafrtl tuoiucuts alone after
rt-naca. dcapito the objections of the
Law Enforcement association:
Complete List.
San. Aurlllio. i:“’ Willard street:
the t'liriaturoii dinner. They lrad brok‘ Valpmmp “Hump 3t; linnk 8‘11“”.
on the wishbone at the table. lotto E. Ihrwnina. '54 John Htrr‘t't:
... | . , , . , .. .. Joseph itouuoil. 29 Mlddlo street: l'n
hit me \\li.it .\on wished. tie it trick Morrlaser, ”m Millie ntroct:
turned. luhu Noden. till. 22’. aiui 27 Union
“Well twill if you will." square; Rose l‘juso_ lid Hamilton
“l hair- to do it it might not com- arm-t; Timothy (l'Nell. hill Ncwiiclri
true“ uremic: l.. \‘crlilo, 2t; itcilly atrcoi:
"lint maybe it. would. Now. you lr‘. ltldolll. liI‘J .\Iitldlt‘ :tit‘t‘u-i; .ioueplt
promised, you know." lieccio, ith'. Lexington avenue.
"Well. i cr-~»--i wished you‘d let me 'i‘hp comiuixaiouera will be ready to
kiss you. Now. what did you wish?” grant new tier-tram. in iirtrlgr-port for
“0h. l darcn‘t tell!" ' the year ending Not: (in. thin. next
"lint you promised.’
"\i'ell»~-~«-l wished you'd
wish!"
get you
MORE DANVILLE PROOF.
Jacob Schrall. 432 South St..
ville. ‘lil., writes:
and bladder trouble. During the who]
time was treated by several doctors
and tried Herero] different kidney pitta.
Seven weeks ago i commenced taking
and am feeling
better every day and will be glad to
tell amoue interested Just what Fo-
i’illn did for tire." Bridge
Foley's Kidney Pills.
In a Kidney
l’lmrmacr llliiI h‘. it. Baxter.
8T. "MARY’S CHURCH.
'l‘bcrt- Wits a aolcmn high moan at
a. in. today for the late
his death.
’l‘bert| will be mannea celebrated at
all at.
5: Jill and? n. in tomorrow.
lcutl who ran
l.et
Dan-
"F‘or over eighteen
months 1 war; a sufferer from kidney
.iolm [icin-
hnrdt. today being the anniversary of
Monday morning. at 921:0. if the rush
on the iirat day is an active lit thin
city an in other large towns in the
courtly, the board will have :I very
busy day of the “come year.
Commlulontra inapEct county.
The contlrriaaionera have finished up
their trips around the count}~ The}
were Ill Greenwich on Monday luai
and that tlniahed up the schedule for
the. four largest towns in tho courtly
aside front Bridgeport. 'l‘he. (‘tlltllllltt-
sloucra said that an a rule the dcaiera
were much more prompt iii taking out
their liremn-a than usual and while the
returns have not been totaled up it
looks as though all previous records
were broken.
The appeal of Hans Chrlntlnnaotr
from the decision of the county com-
urinaioncra in granting Leonado I’m.-
zult a license has been returned to the
civil nuperlor court and will be ready
for an arraignment for hearing as soon
.ln' connnoi are ready.
1‘
(a
ll
til i} ”RS at
*- Wumfih- ..
iN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Rainier}
HA8 ESTABLISHED ITOELF A8 A
Leanna mono ' och.
Price, $4.00
Wear Shoes "Tito Fit.
in waamuarou ar’aaa'r.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVIB BROMO Qulnine
’l‘ohleta. Druggiata refund money If
it toilet to cure. E. W. (iiitWE‘S alg‘
intnrc In on each box. 250.
i lilac
“ThirtY”
larger Engine longer Wheel
llnae. Larger “Murcia Lamar
'l‘onneau. More Power. Incraaa
ed Itlfiitieuoy. Lara" 'i‘Irea.
Mort! itmmr. Two New ignition
Byntema. Oruriter lIill Climbing
Ability. -
immediate De vgy Up t -
Jami Milli I0 9
i. E. [00mm & till.
39 war a... Norwalt
riuer‘tflrlwlht - ....
L
We Rang}; Roofs
The Bridgeport Law and Order impart
BRIDGE‘POR’I‘. Dec. 2.-'I‘hnt invert-r
N...»
consultant—.-
the I“°l*9!‘9.
II the heater la a
QiI .. Heater
certain.
‘r
raising of temperature. The
Cool trundle.
Ih‘ Nickel or Japan.
Evarv Dealer Everywhere.
. inquiry!” if"?! r-r
. t.)
raver-W
depends upon the heater-*lltiwi
hcther it gets all
or only temp of it.
PERFECTION
(Equipped with Imokalua Davloa);
l
the raising of the temperature la
Turn the wlclr as in h or low as
it will go——therc§ no danger, no
smoke, no smell—dust an emphatic
.
Automatic Smokeless Device
is a permanent check upon carelessness, making the heater
safe in the hands of a child. Burns nine hours with one
filling. heats all parts of a room quickly.
Oil indicator tella‘amount of oil in the all-brass ‘font.
Aluminum window frame.
Damper top.
Cleaned in a minute. Finished
Various styles and finisher.
if Not at Youra. Write for Daacriptin Circular
to the Nurcat Agcacy oi the .
STANDARD 01!. COMPANY
(“corporal“)
MANY JOBS—FEW MEN
v-U—OI‘
Supervisor Say: Applicattom for Cen-
aua Poaltiona Are Scarce.
There in a dearth of applicutlona for
poaltiona on column culimcratora for
Connecticut, according to Profcamr
William H. Unite)" of Yale. anpervia..r
of census for life male. that night. fro-
fennor Bailey arrld that while titltl uteri
are needed to do the work in this
alate only about. two-rhirda of that
number had so for applied for porri-
lions. although just a few Weeks re-
main in which application for theae
poaitlona tony be filled with the aupcr~
rlnor of the remnant this state.
At the preacni time tlw applicnlloua
are pouring in no that that it in more.
titan likely that before the time on
plies there will he no lack of enndr
dniea. Yesterday l’l'oir-Hutit‘ italic)-
received twenty applications. in all
about four hundred have applied. Ac
cording to the Connecticut ntiperviitor
there are plenty at men who wish i0
be appointed to cover the cities but
It in for the small outlying towns that
there are no appltohnta.
Kerry town or city In divided into
enumerating districts. Each district
has a population of about 2.000 auula.
For instance, New Haven will need
tbout aeventy cmuuorutorn. They may
be either men or women amt they
muat agree to give their undivided
time between .\prti if. and May i in
taking their district caut‘naa. For each
name they are paid two centa, Profuse
nor Bailey said last night that he trop-
ed that there would be a number of
High school gratiuaten npplicnnta in
nnmucb an in some diatricta it will he
liecoaaniy for the enumerator to
npcak tit lent-rt two languages. There
have. been about forty nppllcntioun no
for in thc (‘tty of New Haven.
Pi‘olt-Raol' “alley in now but-iy (IlVllI'
hit: the tilllli' into diutrictn. Nearly all
the large towns will burn to bo divided,
no that when completed. there will
he nix hundred districts. i'rofctiaor
iinilcy in kept buoy replying to uppir
cuuta and acnda out a formal applicrr
lion blank to cvetgronc Who has up-
plled. Tltt'tte will have to be filled out
and returned to the
who in turn will forward them to
Washington. There they will be ex
umlned and tho nuccoaaiul onen return-
ed to i’iofcaaor llnilcy. lie will then
iunlruct the cnumeratora in their
work no that they will be ready to
begin it)‘ April iii.
~"Doan'a tiliiiruont cured me, of
eczoma that bad annoyed me a long
time. The cure wan pcrrnnncnt."——
lion. Ft W Matthew». Commissioner
Harbor Statlaiita AtiKtlllIfl. Me.
ATTELL TO FIGHT WIIBTER.
BAN iv‘itANt‘ tutti), lice, 2.-- A tight
baa been arranged between Monte At-
tcli amt iiauny Wobaier. to take place
around the lliltliIll' of thin mouth. Fif-
toy per cent, of the procecdii are to it"
to Johnny Murphy, at former anpiraut
for llglttwoiabt hounra, who in report-
ed to be dying of tnbcrculoaln at lion
oluln. The match will be for the turn
tnmwolaht clratuplonnhip of tho world
and the men wit wcinh In at tiii
ouudn at it o‘clock in the nfturmion.
Inci- \vll tiaht twenty rouudn. Jack
Welclr ticliiriz an referee.
u
childron Cry
roit rtrtcaprs
C A S T O R I A
PROMPT ACTION FOLLOWED.
A number of the pantie committee
nu' two .\outha lighting. lie pnnhed
through the crowd and appealed to the
combatnntit to dcalat. “My good young
i‘cilowa. neltlo your diapntan by arhttta
lion. Each of you chooati half a dozen
friend» to arbitrate."
"Ilhrrn it!" gutted the crowd.
the gentleman aaya."
liavlnn noon the Wolves arbitrator:
selected to the anticipation of both
olden, the tuna of peace went on his
way remitting
Half an hour later he returned that
...._.~.—
"Do an
4 illii‘mii‘.
”(toad araotnuai What In the mat-
ter now?" ”had the mammal".
“Strata. nor." atom it hyatairdar. "the
arbitrator: an .
retrana nupcrvlsor .
way and found the whole “not in an ‘
l’lil’llllil lilllilliifllii
Mllslt? HALL.
t‘ongratulatiorm‘ were nhowored
upon the Music Hall liuiltugetileitl for
preaelitinn a \‘aurierillc bill of such
excellence ii.“- that u‘hlch in now play-
ing, and well may the theatre goers
be pleased. when such urtintn an l-id-
u‘ln Keogh. l..n liclle Exit-lira. the
Spanish carillon. Nilsaoti'a Aerial
Ballet. cilbcr not ordinarily are head
liiic attractions themselves in the beat
theatres. both In this country and in
Europe. To think that South Norwalk
has their] all on one bill should really
deelcl‘rl‘ the appreciation that in being
shown by a crowded house. at every
perflii‘iilnncc. ’l‘onigltt three new acta
will appear am! at Saturday oration-
a i‘t‘t‘vlliitili to all tho children will he
held by "Baby Melba," on the iiilixr‘,
where a lesson in premier dancing
will be given to all the little girls
who wish to partake of the wonderful
child's offer.
WORK OF THE DAY MURSERY.
r296 Chltdran Received and Cured for .
During Navembcr.
Fifteen members responded to the
call of a special meeting of the direc-
tors of the Day Nursery, held at the
borne ot‘ Mrn. ii. .\I. Kent. of Arch
street, on Monday afternoon. liuring
the courne of the meeting. it won re
ported that a total of 296 coralren have
received care at the nursery during
the past month. Such figures as these
apeak with unlulatnkahle force of the
work which the institution in doing
in the community.
It was with great regret that the
director: were called upon to accept
the resignation of ltirn. Dennis. to
whose faithful Work trmi efforts on
matron a large part of the good which
the nnraery has been able to do has
been possible. The resignation of
Mm. ii. i". Andrews ua viooproaident
wan also accepted. Mrs. Andrews travr
tna to give up her intcreat in the work.
on account of her departure front
town, To fill thin vacancy. Mrs. Alex.
Rululuier was elected rloo-prealdenl.
Further plans for curmlua on the
work of the nuracry in the moat effor-
tire umnuer commensurate with ita
modern income were dlacuaaed. The
meeting was finally brought to a close
with the aerving of light refreshments
LINCOLN’O KEEN lNTEREBT.
.lnat after the aocohd lint‘tte'of Bull
Run the llontou Chamber of Com-
merce decided that i’r'eniticnt Lincoln
wan not proaecntiug the War with
enough celerity to connerve the inten-
coin of bnainean, and no it appointed a
colltmlttec to no to Wuahluaton and
rcmonatraio with him upon hilt dila-
tory faction. Tire conmtittco wnn bond
ad by a Mr. Plot-cc. who than deacrib
ad the interview:
"We found." be «old, "n man who
looked on if he had lost all the friends
he ever had in the world. who invited'
on to take aoatn aird inquired our hurri-
nctia. An I with the aiiokelmnn l opul-
ed our t‘flllt'. and an i proceeded the
l’roaldcnt'a face relaxed: hyuandhy be
matted and betrayed actual interest.
and bv the time i correlation be wan at
most in a broad grin. After I had tin
tahmi he immtrcd it that w oil I had
to any. and on my naytn that i
thought it was he anknd if more of the
other gentlemen wouldn't Mild to any
no'itctlilug. 'i‘hey replied that ill"
thonnht l turd frilly amend the
around. And iticn." oon'tinuod Mr.
Pierce. “what, do you auppuae thla no‘
mun man did? Well. he that movad
his clurir over to mine. smoothed hi" "
trouaern ovor his knee. Ihuii‘i‘annhnti
over and aruuothod mian down too. and f
then. with a quaar look which nonstop .
no will ever target he sitar Mr Pierce. .
did you ever- notice what a tiffwe ‘-
there In in ingn'i‘ What. did we dit
We grabbed our hats and took the
first train for Boston-«tut we never
dared to raporti”
“mu-Luau
Lin iii A i'LA‘f'.
”Hallo. Tom. old nian.1tit your new
flat titted up yet?" ' ‘~
“Nat unita" wavered the friend
marinara“ m m.
.‘t ... *2 t. {.0
”b.‘r‘iik
at
Bridgeport tom...
\\'oll. t'aracul.
Isabella .\laricn.
l’crsiau
on sale at
down.
I)’ llllllt ill.
liaruly
ltiltt’st. cit“
lion lions and ice.
Baggage Marking and Key Tags,
Postal and Mailing Labels.
(trimmed Murillo.
Assorted Rings,
Assorted Rubber Bands.
l’ricen ................
Also a few Sample Aprons at
Just received a new line.
A. Di
W?’
in opening the union one Sunday
recently the par-tor of one of tha
hilltionahla churches widz'1‘0r three
Sundayn l have ankud the women In
this church to remove their hats dnr
lug service. My appeal haa been un-
hoadod, and now I see wherein X was
9h!)
Ii.
any out it." late
pomfltil‘i Had no
tel accommodation. .
um
Established 1857
There seems to he no limit to possibilities in this (161
ilnr are making llatpitis'that are very novel
and .rttractiic. and the flowers are natural as can be
are some of the attractions found in stock:
lows containing tags gumutcrl labels. paste
l’assc l’artout Uuttus
llottScs \\ (‘tltllllg ( akr fluxes and Lonfctti Cases,
Seals and lags.
lln not IlllSS that Demonstration of the llavcu—o,
Beginning Thursday Morning
WE WILL DISPLAY OUR NEW STOCK OF
Chriéhnas Aprons
.................. ....10c to .100
IDEAL OUTINGS a.
OILtOHTFU‘L and" an rm: TO ow POINT coprdn-r
DOMINION LINE
Including Accamodatio Ml at Hotel Ohamharlaln.
D
.Read Co.
Exhibition and Sale. of Furs
\\ c are showing the latest fashions. in Neck l'urs, such
as Shawl Scarfs and (rotate, With either King or: I lat Mafia.
Fur Coats m lengths of 38 45 and so inches. in Caracul,
l rcnch Real, lIlltlt-iilll Seal Marmot and Sable Squirrel
Scarfs and Muffs of Mirth. Black Lynx, lsaliclla Itox.
Sallie lox. l’iatk lox iapaucse Mink. Blue W.olf lilack
Iiroatltail.
Sable .\lnrteu, and I’lack Opossum.
lilack Raccoon, Pony.
Fur Department. second floor.
Genuine Seal Bags
Five styles. that would be sold ordinarily at $4.50. are
$3. 45 each.
“i he stmL of Leather l’ags surpasses by for any we have
had at any previous time and includes special novelties
for the Holidays In high grade leathers clegal’rtly mounted.
in unique roloriugs to match gowns
Prices front $3500
Leather (Goods Section, main floor.
The Dennison Exhibit
Things Beautiful and Convenient.
These
Crepe Paper Doll
Cases for
Every Home and Office needs this Box.
Merchandise Tags,
(iummed Labels. _
Transparent Tape, '
Patent Clips. ‘ -
Twine Ball, (line and Paste.
i,
Q.
‘1
liascmcut Furnishing Store.
a.
W
hr:
W
The D. M. Read Co.
iii
. ..... ........
put Price.
Flannelette Wrappers
Price. . . . . . .; .....
Some already on hand marked down to.
Flannelette Gowns
A new lot Just received Price..... ..... .. ...... ....... 60¢
. , ,1 erman & Son
.34 washingion St...South Norwaik
Telephone 446
... HM... a... ~ —»—-n--
"wrong i was tnoonirldarato or the corn
tom of the aged and infirm. so i have
nuide a new rule. Hereafter nil worn-
on} of forty years of age or over will
be permitted to wear their hats dur-
lngvthu service."
‘ ithtn twenty neconda every woman
lnithe church was bdroheaded.
RFORDING
arid REST
l
narrowing. including trans-
, vomit“ ““I W $231190
I 'I'ha manly tilt-a ill a
' Itumhhh’ ai'uwmfi‘ a
w. r. marrow r
a 7.” ~33"
fit on
l8] accommodation.
“It‘ll contract without changi. .
art Wintiaa Tatograah ”atom.
it!!! momma» at I p. on. arriving
id Point.t 00mm {blowing momma it turn leave Norfolk daily except
If! “It“ I??? Nw You about 3: Mn .m.
aanti a at; attic h. Pier all, North litter. foot of Beach BL.
I‘N‘Ii POI lLLUO'l‘ RT?“ PAMPHLIT.
VIN. tiara l Pusan r Aunt.
“wit"; a.”
Norwalk Chronicler