. l‘sasoeiu‘e at out
. thus, for Mr C rr does not intend to be '_
Filled at the
women a; m
Bridge Pharmacy
323M and «menus. as
Personal stallion aim so all
prison tins worn. .
omurseufl WWW.
.DREGE PWCY
‘ 1‘ s. assessi‘lssssssr.
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It is not proposed to let the weather
prevent the buildina or the New
Swedish Congregation! s parsonage.
The collar is now being walled up.
The Mission Study Class, of the East
Avenue Methodist Churn , under the
direction or the Rev. W. Gillies.
will meet this evening at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. . ,,
The Bridge Pharmacy historical cal
endar informs us that 134 years ago
today, Benjamin Franklin reached Par-
is on his mission'to get" the French
people to help America.
Frank O. Hathaway. who is now a
tuaveling salesman. with headquarters
in MrB‘tou. is greeting his many friends.
athsway is in town for over
the Christmas holidays.
A very fine Christmas program is
being prepared by the choir of the
East Avon Methodist’ Church, for
presentatio n Christmas day. Sun-
day. A rehearsal was held by the
choir last night.
Plumbers again set to work this
morning on the job of thawing out
the frozen up pipe that supplies the
Norwalk Country Club with water. in
this emergency, a line big cistern at
the club in salary handy adjunct.
Santa Claus visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Boston, 0! Van Zandt street. a lit-
lie ahead of time, ban ging them anoth-
or daughter who ‘i'rivjed yesterday
morning Both the m’othér and daugh-
ter are believed to be doing nicely.
' Arthur Carr. who had the end of one
or his lingers taken all in a planing
Notice
Contrary to rbnorts in circulation. l
"havo not sold out my business, and
have no intention of doing so.
Will continue to do iiusiness at the
same stand and carry the iinest line of
wall paper and painters“ snppiles.as
hertorore. with competent men for
all decorative work.‘
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‘ Decorator
nus-u..- ‘
10 First Street. Bali lNorwslk
NW 452 '
FOR sins
Eleveuoroom house to good condi-
tion, suitable for two osmium; water
install-none ogre. a... and astound-
isesi‘ hirsute to quick buyer.
HEDanhBSon
‘4le‘i a...
Q WALL ”h imAi-K
. Washington street bridge this mom-
. (“is
in wsdmmmemmom
LEW
.~ r H Carr‘s
shop a law days ago. is esperienoin
no unusual trouble from the worm
laid up by the injury
The salvation Army. whose local
heads uart‘ers are largely located in
East onus lit. is active in the holiday ,
Work. To raise mosey. Christmas pots
have been designed. By this means it
is hoped to raise money chosen to
gladden the hearts at many people.
d’he Washington street bridge bids.
opened at the allies of the seieotmen.
gm being discussed by residents of
not Norwalk. One man was of the
opinion that the variance in the wide
figures was caused very considerably
by the contractors not all reading the
specifications alike.
Constable Henry Seller is hot on
the trail of the East Norwalk young
men complained against by an elerly
lady living near Oyster Shell Point.
it is now said that in addition to shoot-
ing several of hermigsons within‘ a
few days. they have been used as tar-
gets for some time.
Charles LaCroix. manager of the
Washington street bridge Hefner
store, is having a harder time of it
than he expected. with an attack or .
neuralgia. Mr. LeCroix is still laid
up at. his home. George W. Bell, man-
ager oi the Benedict Farms bridge.’
seems tone on the improving list. Yes- '
“terday he was able to sit up.
An illustration of how thoroughly
the nth Norwnlk water department
is en savoring to conserve the lower-
ing water supply was furnished on the
ing. A break was discovered in a
small pipe under one of the buildings
and the occupant was in formed in
short order by a representative or the
department that the water was about
to be turned on completely.
it is earnestly requested by the wa.
ter department oiiiclals that residents
make every effort to prevent. water;
wastage. As is well known. the South.
Norwallt systemic now supplying all
East Norwalk, South Norwalk and
Norwalk. which make a heavy drain.
The South Nor-walk reservoirs are
lowering. but with due care it is hoped
that there is a sutllcient quantity- or
the necessary iluid stored up to last
until the drought is over.
The temperature took another sud-
den drop during last night and the
change was noticeable all around.
Where's it had been cloudy with a
suggestion oi possible rain last night.
a northwest wind sprung up during the
night. sending the clouds a kytiug and
the contents 0: the mercury tube
downward "Fino Christmas weather,
said some people; "Wish spring were
here." said others, and still another,
‘Southern caliiorniu sounds pretty
good to mo.’ f
The condition oi Mrs. Thomas Riley,
“ho was hurled in the ir under the
Washington siioei bfi , by an auto
is assumingm rouge earl plans aspects. an
immense lump nvlng adeveloped on
her side. This is believed to be llom
internal injuries. She is kept to her
bed and sailors intensely. Mrs. Riley
who is sixty-three years of nus, is one
or the best natured and most patient
or women. and this terrible accident
‘ lit in the midst of the Christmas
hglidays not only saddens her heart.
but she has been compelled to cancel
all engagments as a nurse the (all-
lng she has followed for many years.
Riiiliiiilii
of my Shampoos and you will see the
wonderful improvements. Remember
1 use hot and cold air to‘ry your hair.
ROBERT SCALZI
~Tliere ‘will be an auction sale or
household iurniture at the residence of
Hrs. Smith 0. Kceler. Has-es avenue,
'Darlen. Friday afternoon. le o'.cioelt
E. 1‘ Rates will be the auctioneer and
sale will take place rain or shine.
Mrs. (leer e i). McKay and, Miss
Julia Bar-ole have been visiting in
New York city.
Winfield Grant has completed the
improvements on Hrs, Morrison's res-
idence iii Oudlipp street.
bungalow not the Alvah 'i‘utuill estate.
at Hickory Bind. this winter.
ills. Franklin Weed has broken
ground for s new house in Cadlipp
street Ambrose Crockett is doing the
work.
Contractor l‘. .Sayre, oi Clsnbrook.
orifice the artesian wsil
boatrsotsd airs. Issac 0. Petty. oi
Raymond sheet; The well is 108%
docs and has s capacity or twenty
live gallons to the minute.
sf
«4
out or your say is has your emu...
We. We have the
at the lowest prices
intended to no Away With Private
Pension measures and Squall”
w, t
Months on ‘
Ladies ' Your Hair A
Deserves better treatment. Try one ..
lira. “use; Cullen is to reside in the W
war or 00 days in the‘ltssio'su war.
who have reached the mass oi 82 years
shall receive a 0:1..1: per
month. At the use or fill year on
pension is increased to m per month;
at 'to years to $25 per month. and at
75 years, to and r month The rats
at present is it per month at the
ass at till years. at 70 years dis per
month. and at 75 years, silo per month,
which astounts were granted by the
act of Februnr 6 1- 07,.
M......
.‘30 Mire house
committee on in lid aimless has re-
portde favorably a ‘ increasing the
pension rates new it: paid to veter-
ans or the Mexican and Civil wars.
The but provides that all persons who
served as days or over in the Civil
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Bach Of These Pianos
are the best in its class. One or
the other is sure to please you in
price. We Would be glad to have
you come here at anytime and
let us explain to you‘ just why
1 they are better and more desir
able than other Planers sold at the
'2‘ same prices—and on “gimme.
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and] rs. up L... lotroducsd by on... worthy
way. the chairman oi the committee.
and is intended to do away with
vat e pension bills in the future. he
report statsst that for the last fowl
i
11- 100
masses aunt be resolved
it is set forth in the report that over
it soldiers die every 2s hours. or
scary ii .000 a month. There are now
450. 000 on the rolls under the age act.
years congress has practically become and nearly 300,000 at these are he
a pension bureau.
committees by worii g
have hardly been able to.
the Work in this congress alone more
than 20.000 private pension lfills have
been resented suds. isr s u
i
We have sold more Pianos for gifts than ever.
People butr where they haVe confidence in the
Pianos and the dealer~-
latlon to s
minim
e.
p the pension tween the ages or 80 and '12 years. The
it‘ll: 'dhyaud night committee urges action oi the hill in
can up with order to reduce 0 vote pension logic
,and to allow ape
cilia rates stimulant to care for tbe sol» similar bill will be
tuber oi titers in their old ass as well as uel- .
isles the rules.
be very large. the I:
it will take 045.430.4c13tu
it is new
provisions at the hill. 6
While the mount a:
bonus
will pass. but it it does pas
be no private 1 union bills
cent in very r to instances.
is done for the widows oi soldls .
the present bill bu t is probe ‘
sportedidor t
later on. . » , . '
ThatPlace is Here
This Line Of Pianos Inspires
Confidence
Established 1823
Chickering
The World’s Best Piano
2: STYLES
3‘
Established i854
Gabler
High Grade in Every Sense of the Word
22 ST\' LES
I Establishod 1866
Sterling
Sweet in Tone. The Heme Pianos. 54.000 in use
:8 STYLES ‘
Established :864
Kranich & Bach
One Grade—The Highest
ax STYLES
Established 2889
. : .
Huntington
Best Medium-Priced Piano Sold Anywhere
to STYLES
Playeré-PianOS.
Player.
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All Above Makes we sell have INTERIOR PLAYER. In buying
aPLAYER-PIANO. consider the make of Plano as well as the .
“SONN
104 washington Streeh:
We are OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS and will gladly give demonstration at any time on above makes
NBERG PIANO C0
but ”litmus"
Are. You in‘Need of our
OiléHcator?
We Hays _ Them
Scbiicbting Bros. 8‘: Co.
Cor. hill-sad Mrs. A Miln‘lt. Caries
select Cssosriss Hey Grain. rm:
one sees. unseen}. wintertime.)
household furniture at the raid." of
Smith 0. Keeler. Hawes avenue.
no on. Friday slternood at 2 o‘clock
E T Bales will be the auctioneer and
sale will take place rain or shine.
During the last two or three days
it has not been reported that any more
wells have gone dry. thmh there is
fear that there be further trouble
Some of the we that are still turn
ishiug water are setting low and the
end does not seem to be in heisht A
hard rain is heartily wished (or as a
Christmas present.
illiliiil
John's. Wood is will surround
with the rheumatism.
WW...
Auction Sale
turned.
Program»! the concert to be given
by the quarteite oi the Westporl Con
gregstionll church asflsted by Mrs.
Charles F‘ Taylor with auto harp Mrs
A. B. Jellifle. organist and Dr. Freder-
ick Powers, violinist. on Sunday even
lng. December 2.; at 7:80 o'clock.
Members of the quartet are: Soprano.
bliss Harriet Johnson; coulrailo. Mrs.
A. 8. Lake; tenor. Allred Jersey: burl-
tone. 1. B. Wakemun.
Holy Night.
Organ. Silver Trumpets. Rimbault.
7 Anthem. He Will Feed ills Flock.
Barker.
Baas Solo, Birthday oi a King. Neill.
linger.
Pastor. scripture reading.
Cantata. Boss of Nativity. Read
Messoeoprsns‘solo. 0 Little Town
or iistiilsbeis'
A Million More
it would startle you. wouldn't
Bill lilii Sills
Strong Piss isr
Samuel liowss Adams stakes we
the iioli
day Stickers
Suppose in your neivspaper.
were to see this head-line heavy typed
across the middle oi the page:
V‘Oll
DEAfl—ZOOBQO AMERICANS!
Undoubtedly. But the
amnion oi the
in Desperat
peril 3
ii "
sensational ex-
tent. not the hot it-
seli. would administer the ioit to your
Mr. and Mrs. lasso Walsh have been Pastor. Prayer and Response.
" 7' 'Afl" A“‘"°"“"' entertaining out of town rhesus. Tenor solo. Bethlehem. Goombs gfmm Joint“ last isnomgtug‘t‘l:
lie mugs?!” 'siteruoon lis- "A"? 3"” A“ “ WW A 9“" Organ A“ violin “A" Nocturne ‘“ hundred tboosssd Americans died last
pub p on “glitch .3 ' t tion with Samuel habits. wtho florist. E Charm .. , year of consumption. One million
:35 attire ulsteOQmith O flaws“ Miss listen Sherwood who attends “Eilmyigmu Hymn 187. Hark more are now beset lit the some W.
”shuns“ . m rattan; outlaw: " i" mm mm .. ... .5... .... t..i"'....“rsr.n..t:..r'r or
’ ‘ ' 9* d or others. as needless. all
static or e . beds. nines. use. Harriet c. roof and Mrs. “or... cross. "v as “w an I . .
With transit Estatmmmwmvm a” ~- '3" " tartar." ‘ W m r “”3
A“ ° A” A i" ‘ Al Bole Gil on thililisteuiug car ' .
"”k ”Anions ’ .331 “Enid matting, Mr and him. habit Stories will oiei ; fibril . . V mm“, ymgtourssli Vi" ”fuméf
“"1“" “9:“ " A' c ”" ‘°° W close their rest Jan. s and go to pa 'i‘u . i t W“ I ‘ u
merousto Islets tslro place Flori a win or m I at ass one sees a no
rain or shine 'fl’fim cash . Es? 3:”2‘” 1.. or. View in he gi’t “Mafia” me scuffingsg
”a”... . o w a . o
Un‘m at th‘ will“ A"!!! mnun‘ “3‘” ‘n .'.n om“
mints. Iufl‘n 0. “EMAIL Ii ”ml gm ’7 m :2? g 1%?
E'Ichlsutsr. has .
" finishes. but , .
.7 any day. ,
AMorm
smmesmststlonmm more
i
Qpp. UnitedBank Building, Sou N orwalk
L E
i
7m“! C'k DI OI New \0'ik. Will; ‘ ,. WW ML—MWW Wt .-
trillioggglioflgr'l'zggdog? J‘a'lli‘utxy one?“ Were called hz‘ibe by the death of WHY Buy Any “0"" “1‘” tuberculosis organisation.
Mm.” will be an suction sale of their father, Edward Lelm have re- from “ii“ ~ M C- A" 01'- fulius'tiisse
write to the National Associa codes
the Study and Prevention of uberoii-
losla m in: East 22nd street; New.
’ York ( lir.
‘iity million seals means “00.
at can $500. 000 do toward saving
million consumtlves? Not much. it
true. But it can do miracles termed. ‘
preventing the further. spread oi the
idisoase through olsbtyr million
1 loans. Every seal means is stir iii
Every warning may mean a saying
Education and education only. pessi
eat, unremlliout letting in cl 9 light,
«thin and that alone wil still "ll!
out the (libel White Plague. . , y.
' Bo whmhor you buy one of the
little and and green seals to put'ssn
back at no Jul-slope. or ten
wheluwltli to paper a icon. racism
be doing \om putt in the great '
palm. .\ million for tuberclll .
battle cry. and the red are
the soul its banner. ii .is t :
.oue and it upon a common
(lot into the right. thoush it he.
cool it worth. . we
Real Estate Men Wig
Released from u
NEW HAVEN. DocL. m-
to the statement at Am
Atloriwy limo
there 's a stress bill”
our w. Foster. the resins
ts‘r. against whomms
sons who; luv victim
itiiilWli as "ii HO! bro
«pistol. will lie rim
ere smut i
was Emma...
so
W; the owner OI it
. re the use
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