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motley“ Department
. —-Bucincu Department
flit -Iranch Office, Norwalk
. nldItcr’e Residence
‘ lty Editor's Residence
_ Association
EEO EMORY STEVENS. President
[JIOItICK l-i. RUWA N. \ lt-l--i‘ll-slilcnf
DERICK H. QUINI'AIIU. N-"l'uihl‘y
ATTHEW CURiiid'i‘T. 'I‘i't‘ui‘llil'i‘
' ~ Executive Committee
BSELL FROST
‘ ARIIES 'I‘. DIMON‘I)
ETBUR H. WALDRUN
ARIES E. JENNINGS
“N F. McMAHON
8E?“ DAVIS
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‘ fooov or CIVIC INFLUENCE.“
is the Merchants' and Mann-
fdi‘s‘ Association. it can be lit-
ore than this. and this is its
[And they are not, merely such a
body. but are also. or should he also.
a creative Institution to centralize the
plans and purposes and carry out their
methods for the benefit of this entire
inaction.
‘ , “Every citizen of the town should re-
tard himself and herself as an affiliat-
cd' member of the association. anti co-
.rate to the extent of his influence
in a common effort to create a healthy
public sentiment. and to concentrate
the interest. thought and eftort of the
entire town to an upward lift and ex-
pansion of this entire Norwaik country.
To this end several suggestions may
lint he did of order.
First. Adequate advertising. Many
of our business offices are practically
flooded with advertising literature
from all over this country and also
,nm,wlcrcr .Canada is pouring atl-
W“ .rtiitrméuts of her wonderousJarnls.
:5 lnduée our young men to leave this
Input hopeful and growing section for
tho'cold and clleerless Canadian prall
rie. Southern and western investment
' companies. and railroad companies. as
wall. are offering all sorts of induce-
.ments to our young manhood to leave
the very heart of the American cow
‘ itinent. where life is most intense and
.' growth most rapid, for little garden
patches. irrigated lands. and Mimi"
so of the West and South. And what
. the result? it is this: that a num-
rber of our young people have already
alien options in these remote sec-
tions. and others are sure to follow
‘ihem. unless we are able to make it
appear that this is the finest part or
\the world ill which to live and pros-
psr with an ellllal amount of self
sacrifice anti good. honest. hard work.
‘Thoy are telling our young men that
Oregon, Florida and California are the
planes to raise fruit—wonderful fruit.
profitable fruit: and yet i was told a
tow days ago about a great fruit grow~
er in the West. who has ‘I‘fltttiilily
come to Connecticut to plant apples.
peaches. etc. because, he said. ill spite
- of the lameness in West and South.
New England fruit is the richest in
flavor. drmest in fiber. and within
any reach of the biggest market on
the continent. .
- .Norwalk has some excellent talking
points and these points should he
Personal out by ludlclons.advertising
the great advantages of this im-
mediate section of Connecticut.
’ Oil‘i- population ought to he adver-
Jir'nd, our proximity to New York, our
" mil filtered water system. our mun-
dil‘ifii light and power plant. our
this. our manufacturing. our ship-
rdacllltles. extensive shore front
yonuntry homes. all ought to be
It extensively before the masses
several metropolitan cities. as
‘ t on Boston. and as far south as
. piphls.
need. too, a manufacturing polo
‘It may he that this could not be
. to strictly. but the associa-
it
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.effort to enlarge the manufac
timers-t of our town. For in-
ther could encourage a cer-
rtd of manufacturing—iron. for
. or fabric. They could. to a
determine whether to cancer-
- labor or cheap labor; to
to that would require inr-
cf female help. .or would
i‘, R. A. M'..'wili it. hold It It! ‘
Wart: Mammme.‘ All RaAn’
of means of accomplishing. its end. ~
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Lecturer. DR.
No problem is more vital to
to us from across the sea.
Will be largely seleéted from
' warms Sensor Ar
iii SUNDAY Eiiillililllllliiiii
TOMORROW EVENING
South Norwalk Congregational Church
The Lecture Will Be Illustrated by the Stereopticon.
ltual life than that of bringing together. ill relations of mutual inter-
est. the brothers and sisters of our common Father. who are coming
The first thing necessary is to understand the lite. thought and
aspirations of these men and women. To do this it Is necessary that
we should know about their history, hoth ancient and modern.
While it is true that our nation has some blessings to bestow
upon them. it. is also true that they contribute to our life. and
should consider the question of immigration from this point of view. ,
iiii Iiiiilliii Piiiilliiiii. Biliiiililliii Ii iiiiifliiililili
including Verdi. Scarletti and Merchant
Organ, ~Orcheélra and Chorus
The Sunday Evening Institute
Ti-IE
MACFARLAND
our national. social. moral and spir-
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THE [TALIAN COMPOSERS
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be laid out must carefully, and follow-
ed as consistently as possible.
Snell a body of civic influence as we
have described should be ill position
to exercise a wholesome and potent
influence for justice. peace and tnutoal
prosperity, as between employers aml
employed; for justice is hardly ever
on one side. or with one particular
party. There can be no peace on one
side unless there is peace. also on
the other.“ and prosperity menu- the
happiness of all. >
A third suggestion calling for the
consideration of the association is the
consolidation of East Norwalk with
South Norwnik. Here is occasionjor
disagrm-tnent and criticism, Itlll this
world. (icouraphically we should be
together. Our Interests are common
most of our trade is common.th
is the way we make progress in this‘
that any definite plans. no matter
what they are. or from what direction
they collie. will be criticised anti oil.
jected to. nevertheless some plans will
ultimately succeed in npilil of it all.
a\\'l’ly should not iiit‘ plans of our newly
reorganized Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association. with all the iuilu‘
once it swings, succeed with such
plans as they might eventually offer
to the voting public. We believe in
these men. in their intelligence and
devotion to the public good; and there
ils every reason to helluval that the re
lsults of their thought and that their
recommendations Would be acceptable
to the intelligent and controlling ole
uncut ill our city. \\'f‘ are being told
on every hand what this town. that
city, and the other out! have done Ill
erection IIII'II’ municipal buildings.
'lIlt‘ii' city llnlia. posiolllcvs. libraries.
it is lime to start people talking about
what Not-walk is going to do in these
i
“MK“ I“ “om"“m- ““6 w" should be a ' same lines. We are going to do some
t-onlmon civic hotly. ill the matter of‘lhhm There will never be “ more
lixill. NOW” '0" manufacturing. “’“ii‘r'opporiullo iIIIll‘ limit the present Ill
i
supply. transportation, industrial and;
commercial life. we are practically one
now. and consolidation would merely
put on the finishing touches. 'l‘lwsu
Iiit'itl. in additloll to our continuous
t'XliliIiHIDli iilio each other. should he
sulilcieul to make an issue on this sub
loci.
As a matter of sequence to the fore-
golng. there should be some policy
laid down in reference to the last
Norwalk bridge.
most of our ciliacns that there has
been done about lulough tinkl-rlnlt
at the old ritllitlllacklo bridge. There
appears to be no plan in view other
than to above in a new plank hero and
till-re. anti now and "Hill.
What will be the and of this thing"
Will it he an eternal patch or a new
structure? The earlier this matter is
determined. the earlier the situation
will be mended. Here is certainly a
title opportunity for the knockers. if
every citizen in The Norwalits would
turn a knocker to rap the East. Nor
walk bridge. his efforts would be well
plishcd.
Sonic little effort was made a few
months ago toward creating a Civic
Center for South Norwalk. A good
deal of thought and labor was given
to this matter. and some public notice
taken of it. lult the critics were out is
fired with their high priest. and pull
bearers, and it was supposed that the
funeral of civic improvement has been
officially held. We may wait if we
wish fifty or one hundred years. and
trust to luck and fortune to establish
one somewhere: but such it center
there will be even if poatpcaed bythis
nnmtion. it seems pitiful that this
generation should have to die and be
buried before this desired and certain
cunt comes about. We believe. that
the Merchant- cld Headhunters Arr
notation It” mm influence and
«I create Wt W to bring
it set-ins apparent tlli
expanded and Worthy results ill-cunt».
.whlt-h in start a municipal movement
‘of this kliiii.
. i'robullly one of our greatest lninlu
liiiflit‘ Ilt‘t‘iili us it town is the extension ‘
Inf our trolley system. The Western
inud northern part of our town In lryr
‘lnl; hold to grow. and is growing in
;sliiit~ of innit of proper transportation
ifllciliilos. 'l'lle attractiveness of tho
Iiloton lilll auction. of West Norwalk.
of (‘l'nnlulry. induct-s scores of peopir
'io transport themselves on foot «llul
illlmicrn methods and life demand but
:tl-r service. and the growth of our
‘tmvn is impeded by an obstacle so
lmurll us by inadequate trolley exten-
sion. Some of our lino-st residential
[li‘opt'rly has been forever lost by reu
son of a lack of such service. As a
residential section iloiou Hill is not
enrolled anywhere within 'i‘he Nor.
walks. and yet the growth that it has
tried to iliuiiu has partially failed
where it should have anlarily succeed-
ed. for the only reason that it Is a
strictly walking proposition.
(inc of the finest thoroughfares ill
the town of Norwaik in Newtown ovu-
liill‘. 'i‘hls highway. and the lands hon
dl-rlua It. in fact the entire country.
away on up into the “Den,” uncalled.
is one of the donut npecdwsya in the
State of Connecticut. liar three or
four fillit‘! it has been carefully fulc-
sustained. and there is only one rose-
on why it Is not more thickly settled
and more largely sonxht. even why it
is avoided. and that is that It in again
a walking proposition. Herc ill urgent
need for the good offices or the tier-
chsnts and Manufacturers Association.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad people are ltnown
to be very Runnable. They are good
listeners. and certainly would have
interested can for a scheme of this
land. which would incl-ecu truth: and
build up a m and “Michael cos-
rtiteellcr. an» stadium eon-iam-
lion and phonics. it mu. without
doubt. be m to interest the prep
.fmu mailing a failure of lift in. if
the hoursi of 7
A and
.10 o’clock only
Sweaters
all colors. sizes from i in ii years
Regularly sold at ".25.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O'CLOCK. 690
“Beacon" Blankets
A small lot of those "Beacou'
dow display. Regular $3.00 value
PAIN.
peat for the service. The way to not
anything in to Ink for It, and keep asks
log for it until it comes. and this is
the only way to have our trolleys con-
tinllml in those sections of our town
that are slowly growing and are at the
some time worthy of development.
Finally. the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Armxrbliion should be a commit
tee of the whole tow . We should
stop saying "why dun THEY do sol
and am" it sounds far better to say‘
“i of Hi do so and so." This in int-i
lumpy to keep out 'lf the category of ‘
"iilc knockers ‘ W. ne'- . .. rotuullttvo
of the whole to kilo... iiil‘ knockers,
and to help bring things to pass; to;
ink:- held of u gnaw proposition. and
lo lulul: on to it null. if ladimulzllf i ii
l‘rulli With such backing as tlli;,l
IIli' nitrate and members of tile asso-
ciation will surely be able to Rt‘t‘lilll-
pllsh the results above mulled. and
continue with the prosperity and en-
lnrgemvlli or Nurwuik and vicinity,
.llillN ii. i.A\\'lil-}.\'l‘l-2.
HOLIDAY CLEANING UP.
There is still quite a little room
for illilii‘ult‘illt‘lll ill the Illliiillt‘i’ in
which the null and rubbish l‘t‘f‘l‘liifll‘lf'fi
are lalwu in about the business are
iii-Ii oi the city after their contents
have been carp-d away by the high»
way donation-a... ‘l‘ile prompt «are of
tile bows and t‘lilih will add lnnlorlnliy
it) the “neural cleanliness of the busi-
nuns district for the holiday shopping
period. Highway Commissioner ihlu
lop also suggests that nu-rcbatlts un-
pack IiiIXt'I-i containing exceislor as ilt>
tic as possible along the sidewalks.
This work. he maintains. for the tour
aral‘good. should he done ill the base
tucats. where feasible. so as hot to
litter up the street- any more than
necessary. Another lured summation
It" makes is ill respect to the clean-
hit: of window on the outer sides with
water. Where a base is used or any
method in which a quantity of water
is resorted to. the little rlvuieta soon
fronts. making an exceedingly slippery
sitlowuik. ills attention‘ has been cali-
ml to several illit‘Il incidents.
-4...
The next time you hear a South
Norwalk man "knocking" his home
city. also him up. The chances are
ten to one that be has not made much
of a iiiifttit'ltlt of his own life. Not alone
that. the some railolchtainn that be
has never lifted a finger to help the
city, ‘ '
was... a. me—
W. .
All we Marathon in pron. they are
finishing the installing of the electric
lights in Washington and death Main
streets for the bin holiday Iliumlnsl
lines. which are due id begin this mm
lap at il:'iii. item‘s to the m lIIht
way!
W.
The very «mace of “smiles" hi
you don't not to it. W a
talisman-“rm
Children's Ribbed Sweaters. in
Blankets. slightly soiled from win ital iioral design forming water.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O‘CLOCK. $1.64
fter Supper Sale.
Chriétmas Gift Helps. Shop ow!
Holiday Cheer in Every Part ' of the Store
Each and every department abounds in sensible. money-saving Gills. both large and small.
Goods on “ale Tonight iiVeryAttraétive Prices
Gloves
Ladies' 1 Chill) Mannish Cloves.
Boys’ Sweaters
lioys’ Ribbed Swaalers, grey with
red and blue borders. Regular fliic
quality.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O'CLOCK. 39c.
la- Inns only. all sizes.
- FROM 7 TILL 10 O‘CLOCK. 850.
Pin Cushions
built y l‘in Cushions, bun-l palat-
Shaving Sets
(lentlotllen‘s Shaving Set, con~
slitting of mirror. brush and cup on
a nickel plated stand. Regular 390
value,
FROM 7 TILL 10 O‘CLOCK. 21c.
li‘iillilll'ti with guild quality lace and
iiillloll. Regular 75c value.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O'CLOCK. 49c.
THE BOSTON; STORE
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A $20,000,000 RAT
0 A high price for the rodent. You are helping to pay the price.
This enormous sum represents the great loss sustained by the resi-
dents of this country by the deprcdatlons of rate. Why not stop con-
lrlbutlnlt your share by purchasing l)ili\’l.()l"t-l AUSTRALIAN RAT
KILLER. the tiniest. quickest and most satisfactory rat exterminator?
Coal f more; worth more; cheapest, In the end. Show us an article of
this use that has such endorgemnnts as it. has. Sea the reliable drug-
nist in your town that sells our goods. You can trust him.
We Give You $I00 for Any That Die in
Walls; Sl00 for All Live Ones on the Prem-
ises After Five Days. We Will Pay $1.000
ior.F.vcry Dog. Cat or Chicken That It Kills.
Adroea Ail Communication! to
S. DUNLOP
For Sale in South hint-walk by
f 9”.
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Long's Hotel. State Street.
Hartford. Conn. ~
l illumination
80in Agent
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tune, but that to bear Ii hold; is good
fortune.“ Marcus Aurelius.
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The tendency to person-re.
THIS is WORTH REMEMBERING.
\‘l’lllulover you have a cough or cold.
ijust l‘l‘illi‘nllit'r that Foley's Honey and
In per. {Tar will cure it. Itctnonlhcr the name.
.r‘oley'e Honey and 'l‘ur, and
refuse
slut in spite of hindrances »it is ””“suhstitntes. Bridge Pharmacy and i“.
that distinguishes the stronx slllll ll. iluxlur. 0-
irvlnl the weak. Carlyle. -.._._
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WILL PREACH ABOUT SCIENTISTS
Regarding the discourse to be given
by the Itcv. George D. Egbert tomor-
row night. Mr. Egbert says:
If probably has never occurred to
many who villi themselves (‘hrlstian
in Nor-walk. Tomorrow. Scientists that to be consistently such
. ‘ , ‘ ‘ . . they must reject the lilllie. The fact
'llll, monthly sacred contort will hr tllui it is used with Science and
held in iIM‘ Knish! Sifts“ A. M. “3- Health“ in the service of the Christian
.. "fl“... ..... . M, ..-_ .... w-
miifl-n‘s and “eye“ Caps. ()‘Ilrit'n.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT.
WIII be Given at Knight Street Church
l‘llurcb. tomorrow aflclumul at fliiiilll-icpmw churches, doubtless leads
oclock. iiu- [il‘filli‘til‘i ' ill be us foil ‘ many to think that the Illbie. as it has
lows: been umlerstmnl by thel Christian
rloilr-Mrs. James i’t‘iilii‘!
ltondlnup Mrs. .iullu (flul.
solo—white. .iohu llure.
lieiltiinlt Miss Mary Wade.
Itocitnlion Miss Edith Armsiead
Recitation ~~~~~ bliss ilrucie Arulsleud.
Solo-“Mrs. flay Nickorson.
liesdinp . Mm. Alexander Met‘oy.
Recitation Miss Mattie nitrous.
Itcadinltw- Mrs. Charles Washington,
Solo lflrvey Clements.
llccltutionw Mrs. Robert l'iunn.
liociletiouwlnltller t‘leuleuts.
lievltstloumCllarlcs Washington.
solo-mid”. Columbus (‘Iflillfillil
limlititliorlmilov. Mrs. (luffry.
Recitation Ellen Mlller.,
Solos-«John Reed.
lteclialiollwtlils Walker.
itoadlngmhibln liiils Hamilton.
M. "HM... . -1”. ,.,
icllurcll during all the centuries, is us
llllgllly regarded in Christian Bclence as
by the most devout believer. But a
close study of Scientist doctrines rc-
vcals the fact. that when the Brian-
‘iist unotes Scripture, he means some
thing entirely different from the mean-
ing that has always been assorted-ll
with tho lllhb». and no different that it
is fair to any that a consistent Christ-
iinu can at be a consistent Scientist.
(inn is rrced to ask, "1 not Science
and Health an attack on e Bible un-
der the guise of a commentary 1" This
attention will he discussed tomorrow
evening at the First Church in Nor-
walk so the allhth in. the eerie. of lul-
dream on Truth and litmu- ln Christ:
iall science. The usual popular song
service
The Stomach is Sick ‘
The Liver Siuggirh“ "
The Bowcil 0105163
The Blood Impurc
The Skin Selicvr .
Then—tr. rule to no .
1"“ “dd-W Mr
1
Between
the hours of 7
. ”and
10 check only
Handkerchiefs
Ladles‘ Embroidered and Lace
Trimmed Handkerchiefs. Our regu-
lar 15c quality.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O’CLOCK. 12I/2c_
Punch Bowl
4 qt. Pressed Gl‘ass Punch Bowl.
with stand. 12 glasses and hooks;
nice size for family use. Regular
$1.25 value.
FROM 7 TILL 10 O'CLOCK, 890.
i
AM CLOSING OUT MY ENTIRE
STOCK OF
HIGH-GRADE
Enameled
Ware
At Moving Prices
Cal-cal Boilers. Covert-d Pails and
Kettles. Satire Pans in many sizes and
a great variety of small utensils.
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 401
Christmas Remittances
To the “Old Country." and to all
points in Europe.
1. M. LAYTON 8: CO
(INCORPORATED)
Insurance and Real
Estate Agents
5 RAILROAD AVE. IO. NORWALK.
LOANS NBGOTIATED.
calla. HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
fly day or week. Steam heated. hot
and cold water, baths. gas and electric
light. F‘lne airy rooms. Prices row
sortable.
The Bed Smoked Cafe in Town
With all the leading brands Wines and
Whirkies. Try our Leger or Ale. it ill
the heat. .1 case. iii bottles. Delivery
to your home. Cat. Wine. 76c sal-
J. G L. Dill“. From.
Our. Monroe 1! chestnut on. Tel. 161-3
Mahackemo Hotel
J. a. consort, Mu.
names AND column ur'rc oars
mm u can oily mo UPWMIO .
SnmerorMD'Botc'Dlancr.
o to Hanson ,
SUNDAY‘WHG
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Norwalk Chronicler