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ETY NOTICES
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Communication of Old
1‘» No‘. toe. F. and A. M.. will ,
It‘ to room Dec. 6. 1910. at 8
. a Kiss on of officers. A
A. is convenient
Internally yours.
CRT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
lit .i‘iéii'riNitt. retention: .
CALL! ‘ ”
News Department
“ll-“ll ~ Heine” Department
nanoh Office. Norwaik
tillers Residence
lty Editor's Residooce
Tits and Manufachlrers l
Assoc»uon
ORY BTEVEN%.°M President
- . Pxkaod NTARD. Secretary
.- COB ETT. Treasurer
IJfli‘lietgtitive Committee .
ills T.D 0ND ,
R R. VPALDBON
S E. JENNINGS
Mo on ,
lloAIIIilhllo lllilil Phosphate
Ail IMPROVED TliAlll 8E8
' rm “WANTED
(Cautioudd ’i’roti’i First Page.)
{chairman of the committee. who has
done much work in the matter. but
. who wasnnshle lobe present inst ovo~
, WARTZ ning. Mr. Keogh mentioned specific
. . WW instances where it is desired that
TOLQTOl MEMORIAL SERVICE. ‘there be an improvement; tor in-
- stance in the west-hound service. At-
” Sunday Evening Institute b“ lernoons. he said, there is no express
ilk another 110191118? chord 0" sym- train stopplna’ at South Norwailt fronl
timid arranging a memorial meet the east hetwaen " :50 and 5: 60. whore.-
for 1,90 Tolstol its other places are better taken care
of. For yeals. he said. the company
‘ The great Russian loader h“ gained has been cutting out accommodation
“‘9 1°“ 0‘ the common people. “0t trains in favor of the trolley service.
only among the oppressed sorts and He maintained that whereas in the
' ”gaunt; of Russia but of every mm last few years. the population in this
01 the world vicinity has increased 30 to 50 per
"cent. the tiain service is worse by it)
Not only his teaching and his pleas to 15' per cent: Mr Miller. at the com
or freedom. but still more his person mittse. he added. has worked out a
alselt- renunciation have made a. great sirens eminent "001 ”*9 old time
tables showing how we are worse oil
impression on the world His exam in the matter of trains than live or
ie in giving “9 riches and comfort ten years ago. it is claimed that Nor-
a order to live the life oi the common walk has the poorest train service of
people was his way of following what any 25.000 population town within 50
villa“? New ‘i'.orii it was also his
itslbelieVed m be the teaching of Jo opinion that even if the improvement
asked for is made. it will not he as
His doctrine of non- resistant: has much as deserved and that unless the
had great eifeci in deepeniogthe spirit‘PUbllC keclls hammering away the
, 0' the world wide peace train service will be some still live
‘ or ten years from now.
'No doubt. the Sunday levelling infltl- President. Stev‘una “m Mr. Miller
title will be attended by a great gstir has received a letter from the rail-
* n; of the people at the memorial Iliad Ipeople loath: effect 1that the} sur-
. , vce s as goo era as a any own
rooting at the South Norwaik Lon within 50 miles of New York. Mr.
gestational Church tomorrow evening, Miller h“ mm“ “a“, to m, com.
l The speaker. Leslie Willis Spruue.
will seem to be the most appropriate
puny. Three or four letters have paw
ed beiWeen him and the rsilrond.ot-
. pan to deliver the address that could
have been chosen.
iiclais recently on the subject.
As a specific instance of how the
train service. attracts the town he point-
l . om... ed out lhat the sale of the John lid.
‘ ‘ Ferris p sec to a New York mun ha
A” OPPORTUNITY FORa'NDW'DU‘ been killed on account of the prospec-
AL WORK. live buyer discovering there is no oil.
press train for South Norwaili from
New York. between 6 and 9 p. in
Charles E. Jennings also emphasized
the report of the Committee and spoke
of the spnrcenesa of express trains
both from the east and west. Mr.
Keogh added still lurthor that a smell«
place like Sangetuck has about as
many trains as South Norwalk. He
mentioned one train that stops at Bar
ion. jumps the Stluiil Norwallt stop
and ma its last hall at Balmaiimii.
He saw Mg” iil'tii e railroad colt»
missionMMM airlines lire one.
ticslll appointed lly the raitmad com.
mittee.
Upon motion of Christian Swsriz it
was voted that the report he accepted:
and that the committee be continued
Mr. Keogh. as chairinun oi the coin-
ow that it has been definitely do
all to abandon the project to have
” lei highway illumination for the
Tilda” in the business section of the
by, the store owners have an upper
dim tor individual effort in their or»
theme which should not be out!-
While the eiiect of a general
. . scheme is undoubtedly pleas-
:- its general jpulflic. it has been
. w'doulvted. in 1' some quarters
o'btinetit to the merchants in
particular estahiishmellta Ono
fill tried‘out last year and it
,. interesting to “a what the no reported at the suggestion of Mn?
Swat-ts. He explained that City East
tiller 8 .Hoyi. .ir. had drawn up ml
place to a modified loop and the that.
tar was taken up with the railroad.
people. The result was a report irom
Trains Manner M. .i Leary that the
loop had been approved by the com-
pany and the money appropriated to
do the work.
« , , , Recently. however, Mr. Leary in
formed him a greater curve would be
required. necessitating filling in a
small section where the slope lead up
from State street. near Madison street.
ihoush the originally planned loop is
creator than at Eaton Point. Mr.
Keogh tell. sure that the too will he
built. though he toured it wii not ii
completed until spring. lie promised
to appear before the council and rec-
ommend the till attired tor. The report
v‘iaséccepled and the committee coa-
tnu
.ooasldorsbleuork aloha. this
afoot the attractiveness oi. ‘a
.m be greatly: enhanced by u
at"! attention there is no'lquen-
y! “mm”? 3; Am-
_. it hey more. a curb: o and a
. valued in all at 02 0. were
. to Jacob ii. Raymond's barn
mu
yoved by the South liorwallt
uneiinien to have the street
‘ . it was asked tor William
serving a his sentence in
' .‘ ‘ A vote no also paused that the as-
fl’m tor the murder 0‘ silo tion is dissatisfied with the delay
‘ ' in he twirl and lhat the committee
iii". the early completion of ii.
The coin tide was also instructed
to appear are the alt council and
iggropoud to iliiit the ml» and
i? aidewh‘i
,lld‘ Matthfl‘
' “ Hatch. s: w alien.
. and .l. W. Gorhsm. .
critics on the depot trolley loop. also '
, {wooden tile nachos as at the illi- :
outed Mr. Silicone.
floater than ever.
Upon motion oi'J. W. Oorhum it was
voted that the president appoint a
nominating committee or live. The
president named R. H. Golden. El. iii.
A recess often minutes was taken
to give the committee an opportunity
to prepare the following ticket:
Presidentwilldwiii ii. Mathewson.
VicecPresidelll—damol Paul.
SecretarymFredsrick K. Quintard.
'l‘roasurer--Matthew Corbett.
Executive Committee-ml. Emory
_ Stevens. Charles ii. Jennings. Joseph
Davis. John Keogh. Stephen 8. Hatch.
Russell Frost. John F.
Christian Swartz. Arthur Wsidron. Ai-
hevi M. Poiilinun and A. .l. Ancevino.
Mr. Paul declined the vice-president
cy and Mr. Quintard the secretsrysillp.
Mr. Swarts nominated George L.
Woodward The latter thanked the
members tor the honor. but thought
Mr. Quintard should continue. ii. A.
Douglas was also nominated and de-
clined. as did also ill. W. Fitch and
Frank W Hadley. Councilman Wile
linm Miller was dually prevailed upon .— ‘
to accept.
Upon motion of Mr. Hatch. Council"
man 0. J. Pidgeon was nominated for
vlceproeldent.
'i‘ho reconstructed ticket was then
.eiocted' by the secretary pro tem.
James Paul. casting one vote.
The meeting adjourned to the first
Wednesday in January.
Ill. HELLEI’S ROAD 'l'l)
ABTIVELY MAINE TIIE
CENTRAL HEW Ellflllilli
Commencing January 1 the New
York. New Haven and liartiord road
will. it is understood on excellent iilI'
thority, commence the active operation
of the Central New ltngionii railroad.
which has a triilckaae of 256 30 miles.
The control of the stock in- the Cell
tral New. England railroad was acqulr.
ed in February. 190i. by purchase.
This included the Poughkeepeie Bridge
and central oi the Nowhurgh. Database
and Connecticut Railroad company.
was acquired and that company is now
operated by the Central New England
as a part of its system.
in all probability the Non Haven
wil also commence to operate the
Newburgh. Dutchess and Connecticut
at the same time that it does the rest
or the Central New England system
it la believed that the dimci opera
tion of this system is with the idea of
getting perfected in the highest point
the facilities for the shipment of
coal to New England points and the
development of the l’oulihkoepsle
Bridge outlet from the Pennsylvania
coal fields.
This feature of the business oi the
road has received careful considers
lion since the change in tho differen-
tinl rates doprivod the Ontario and
Western road oi a considerable amount
of business.
Should it prove a part of the New
lioven's plans to acquire the Buffalo
and tailaqiu-‘hnnnod road. as has been
strongly intliniit the further devel-
oilmeni. of the S’ouahlteepaio Bridge
route by the New Haven would be al
most a nocessltyaddywould necessitate
the active manamm ' i oi the Central
New England byzt New Haven.
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Lecture Course
WILLIAM it. deciles
Subject. "The Junior Republic"
Monday. Dec. s. will
Norwallt Methodist Church
Admission mounts
Christmas
-Sale -
ior NOI'WIlk Dispensary _
outlieAfteroooasoi
Tuesday and Wednesday
Decemberéiliaadflii
from I will 5 o'clock. At the home of
Mrs. G. Wolh‘oiton. all not Avenue.
Hermite
. ON SALE:
uauo use: reassure. .
Al'l‘i luvs osam woes. rm:
annotaeaiaa roars aloe.
wean. use: use: canny. an
rallsooii res. Iron
TH! CALI i. OWN 'i'O‘ HI
i... he insisted that l
G. L. Woodland;
McMahon, ,
IN“. 'haail
new:
190!“
ultrasonic: Fond. 3, Shin;
l
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TONIGHT’S SPECIALS—FROM 7 TILL 10 o'clock
nta Claus)...
Here-in all his glory. Many
Appropriate {Shngeetione for-
Xmas Gifts
at UNUSUAL SAVINGS: ‘
Aviation Caps
The popular "Aviation" or
"Polo“ laps in ii. variety of
styles and colorings. Special
tonight only
$1.79.
Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes
Celluloid Handkerchief and
Glove lioxes, with hand paint-
ed covers. Special tonight
49c ea.
XmasWritingPaper
Fancy holly ilox oi‘ linen dolph-
ed Writing Paper; box contain-
ing 24 sheets and envelopes;
soc value. Tonight
15c
Cups and Saucers
Fina China Tea Cups and San-
cers; values as high as 50c To-
night. ‘
Umbrellas
Ladies” and Gent's 26-inch and
Winch Umbrellas. “Gloria" Bilh.
With a variety of mission and
fancy handles. Special tonight
$1.00
Shaving Set
Consisting of nicely. nickel plat-
ed stand. cup and brush. Spoc-
lill tonight
44c
O D
Veillng
Newest Meshes and Nets in the
latest shades of the season; rog-
uiilrly sold at 25c. Tonight
190 yd
Children’s
Stockings
Children’s Woolen Stockings.
in black only; sizes 6 to 10. Spa
ciai tonight
19c pr.
TE BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
Norwalk, Conn.
~ Leslie Willis
iii Silllliii EV iiiilii iliSllliill
e—WILL HOLD A—
People 3 Memorial Meeting
to Leo Tolstoy
Tomorrow Evening at the
South Nomalk Congregational Church
—-WlTil ADDRESSES av...
Dr. Macfarland
Sprague and
Till.
.l’fl DIVOIBES
salutes illillr
Judge William ii. Williams. of the
superior court. made a Christmas
present of a decree of divorce to live
misstated Dflil‘. yesterday attornoon.
Two were from Norwalil
Iride tor Two Days.
rs. Eunice 8. Murray. of Norweiit.
outdated a decree of divorce from
. William Murray. residence unknown.
on around of desertion. The plaintii!
la a middle aged women. and she
lived is blessed epinsteraood until.
March 3. title. when she was wooed
and won by a driver tor a lion-let coa-
oern in New Canaan. Two days
the marriue her husband left her.
'What for?" sated Judie William.
"A neighbor told me that our little
was a married also and trade
and childish ill another :Yfl.
the story.» ll
sale allow
all alongtltat
man. it
initial! to ill.”
MEMORIAL MUSIC AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
including grant iiuselens Composers. by Organ. Orchestra and Cho-
See full Brilliant in another column.
ADVANCE NOTE: Sunday evening. Dec ii. Dr. John J. Cronin. of
New York. on Picture Stories oi Public School Uplifting
Will be Used by“ Cellars on leerd New
Naval Vueele- . .
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Eiectrlcity
hereafter will be used to do all the
coating for the sailors aboard the new
ships of the navy. es thorough tests
have shownlthe superiority of tile elec-
tric range over the old coal dollar.
not only in convenience. hut in soon-
omy as well. This fact apnea" lit tile
annual reported eohiei oi the equip
ineut bureau. it is added that in
some cases it has even been round
that electricity can be and tor beats:
in: purposes with hatter results than
steam coils aboard ship."
The turbine mentors also am
position out the
ed. The has WIN
flamed dietetic?! “4
ism“ .. . .
0 use i a re an
Irot-inn of the Ilii willie Mflx
metallic ailment alone have proved
“milieu superiority lor tinnitus we
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TOOK DIWI Of 1.?“ MiLlI».
“ Mullahs scandal-am driv
flirt Wit t
itécralolvv roe cocaine. . ’
Crown Aster Brand
Asparagus
Per‘Can 300
Per Dozen
$3. 25 *
Clown Astor lirand Asparagus is the “fresh from the garden" kind
Every stalk rune uniform and are as sweet and tender as can be;
Try a can
CROWN ASTER CANNED GOODS ie the ACME OF PERFECTION
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 and IS WABHiNGTON OT. Phone 440 SOUTH NORWALK‘
Ben Hill F lour,
Maine Potatoes.
13packagesiiiiyirind Pancake Flour ..... ........25c
3 packages Hackers or White Rose Oatmeal ......... ..25c .
Cranberries too quart
Bag 80c; Barrel $6. 50
......................... peck. doc; bushel. 75c
Home 0:1er and Spinach Sweet Potatoes. Grapes, Oranges,
Apples. Nuts and Sweet Cider.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
3 NORTH MAIN "IIIY. PHONE 143.
. and limos on the Mtflnghipl and'
comma or the old type will be im ,
mm ”Medium will
. Kev venteyer 8. Elder best Brand
mouse no ms
, 0ND. ...... 01.00
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Ueefui “Souvenirs given Fill with immune" of ”fees. Comes, apic-
0...“-
UN! 0N PACIFIC TEA COMPANY
ill WAIHlnn'i'ON 81". (O. I. godmidaaauer) Free Delivery
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