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BTRUCTOR containing the medio-
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Anderson's Launch-Works .- 2
Launches and? Boats
of all kinds mmfllytuilb ”all
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Ilia" Point. Nora-lit
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ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL‘I
REPAIR WORK
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51 MAIN 8T" NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house, 21-!
Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, held a regular meeting
last evening and routine matters were
dispensed.
Ponassue Council, 1,268.
canum, of Norwalk. will
Royal Ar-
nominate
now officers and enjoy a social hour
this evening.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of South Norwaik Council, No. 1.253.
Knights 0: Oolumbus, will be held
Thursday evening.
The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor
«=3 Iwalk. held a regular rehearsal last'
i
evening at the home of Stanley Bald
win, in Wall street.
The weekly rehearsal and meeting
of the South Norwalk Quartette Club
“ will be held this evening in its hall
in North Main street.
oa-
~Smoke an Old Well Gibson, ouri
new 10c Cigar.
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A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. will be
pie in ‘South Main street.
A very interesting meeting of the
New Psychology Class wi‘s hold you-
nenday afternoon a the home of Mrs.
William A. Curtis, in West avenue.
The weekly business meeting of Un-
ca-s Tribe, 'No. 26 Improved Order of.
Red Men. will be held this evening in
its wigwam in Washington street.
Washington Camp. No.11 Patriotic
Order of Sons of America, will hold its
weekly business meeting this evening
in its hall, in Washington sorbet.
' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyatt and son
1.2:. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. E. Britton all of
Danbury have returned to their home
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwrard
Brownell, of Franklin street.
“.—
, The sacrament of the Lord 3 Supper
was administered by the Rev. John E.
Zeiter, stor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, to a large number
of vommunlcants Sunday morning.
~24 Dancing Lessons, 55. Waits.
.Twosiep, Caprice, Barn, Spanish, Lan-
ciers, learned easily and quickly. Over
Wigmore‘s Thursdays.
The Nutmeg Club will hold a meet--
ing ‘this, evening and it is expected
that several games at pool will be run
on in his tournament.‘ Seven games
loathe first half have already been
played.
Posthl cards are being received from
Miss Edna E. Ferries, of Henry street. .
Nor-walk who has gone to Etchison.
Kansas. to spend the gwinter with her 2
grandparents. She reports a safe and
pleasant trip to Atehison.
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District Deputy Thomas Jackson, 0!
Stamford, will be present this evening
at the regular meeting of Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 864. Soul! of St.
George. to install the recently elected
omeers. A general social good time
will follow the installation.
_
Thursday evening St.“ John’s M3080-
No. 6. Rand A. M.. is planning for
a big time. They have invited Han]
many Dodge of New Canaan to be prom
eat and a large delegation is planning
Ito attend. Deputy of the First bubonic:
District Judge Wilder, of Bridgeport.
will be on hand and several other on-
osrs oi prominence. it is expected-
held this evening in the Masonic Tern I
.32.
The South Norwaik FirePolice will
hold its monthly business meeting
Thursday evening.
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Pouussus Council, 1.208. Royal Ar»
canum. of Norwalk, will nominate oili-
cors this evening.
The Central Labor Union will hold
its semi~monthly business meeting
Thursday evening. ‘
Sentinel ads. bring results.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, will meet and drill this evening
.as is the weekly custom.
John Hyatt, of France street. has
taken a position in a large woollen
mill in Keene, New Hampshire.
Our Brothora’ lodge, No. 10. l. O. 0.
iii, held a regular meeting last eve~
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE l“.
O.
. ‘ning in the lodge moms in Wall street
a
;' Charles H. Dllwcrth has had a tale
{phone placed in his residence in Mott
avenue. The number of the 'phone is 2
82-5.
Star emolumhia Circle, Companions
'of the Fomt, will hold its semi-
monthly business meeting Thursday
ve.ning
I McKinley Command. 8Muish~Amer~
{lean War Veterans will hold its
monthly business meeting Thursday
evening. -
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1 Old Well Camp, improved Order of
.Macahees will hold its monthly busl- 3,
ness meeting this evening in its hail'
in Washington street. 3
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold its semi monthly business,
meeting this evening in the Mystic
Chain hall, in Washington street.
_; Wednesday evening, December:
|27th is the time set apart for the:
3Chri3stmas festival of the Bible. school
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. Thomas Keith and:
daughters. Misses Katheryn and
Gladys. oftBrooklyn, ,N. Y.. have re
turned homo alter spending Thanks-
giving week with Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Cole, of Railroad avenue.
The mercy and help department of
the Epworth home of the Find Mr E
Church are to send a barrel of Sloth-
lng, etc., to an East Side parish in
New York city for Christmas. All
cast on clothing, shoes and under gar-
ments will be acceptable and may be
sent to the church on Thursday even.
'in‘g.
Thrift
3 3is an essential to happiness3
in this world that the kiln":
, - to practice it is. to me. iii-1
, ' comprehensible. n is such2
h sn‘ebsy, simple tillmand it
means so much. It is the
foundation or noon-é in bush
near. or contentment in the,
’ home. 0! standing in the cool; ‘3‘
,niualtrullutwl M
‘ Thrii‘typooplb deposit. their'
savings with n. "
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‘ the New England Baptist Conference
‘ parts of New England gathered here
2 Stacy. or Concord. N. il..: Rev.“ John.
grace having passed. Tax Oollector
2 William H. 'Hackott today not about
- to collect unpaid personal tunes by pro.
, seas of law. For the purpose of- bring.
subpoenas were prepared and 125 ,0!
these were served by noon today.and
a special edition or the city octet was
3 rents would then be issued for them.
'it is said 3_t:hat about 12.000 law as,
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Don’t take any chances with the weather. Winter will .
be here any minute—be prepared for it. Don't wait another j
day for your Whiter Overcoat.
“,W will I buy it!“
”in no.» a sum or m. lincsciiTy every style
dtbemissbownsadalmootneibfisftodiefabrlcs.
And the price fits the pocketbook of every man no mat~
ter what his walk in life may be.
0:9, 812, $15 on to $30.
Come tomorrow.
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'rwo 'sroaas:
The New Store
1 :4 South Main St.
{on "Wall St. Norwalk.
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South Kuwait:
Leave your Orders for oysters and
Little Neck Clams on the
Half Shell LOBSTERS
NEW IEOFORD‘. OIA‘ AND LONG ISLAND EOCALLOPB, WARRANT-
EDDRY. NATIVE OMELT. AlgL KINDS OF FISH, OYBTERB. LONG
AND ROUND CLAME.
VIII DELIVERY. -
CHRISTMAS CARDS
We are prepared to supply the3demand for Christmas Gift Books.
Chrlatinaa Booklets, Christmas utters. Christmas oust." Stickers. '
Tags and Post Cards. We hnvea full and varied line to meet the
tastes of every one desiring Christmas Cards.
Booklets 20 to 25¢ each
Letters So to 25c each
‘ Tags Sc and we doz.
Post Cards 6 for Se, 2 for Se 8: So each
+1.1. MALLETTE-~
88 Washington at. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
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NEW ENGLAND BAPTIST CONFIR-3
sacs. l Nature [31833 PI'OVidOd
BOSTON, Dec. own program era
bodylng many questions of interest to
Baptists was llNDlll‘Od for the opening
session of the third annual meeting of
human beings with teeth for chatting
their food. it is in the mouth that
the first and one of the most important
steps in digestion takes place. and no
decayed teeth should be allowed to
remain there; they should either be
filled. crowned or extracted. Broken
dowel teeth and roots, and the deposits
around them. make every swallow go-
ing into the stomach from such a
mouth a source of poison to the. eye-
teni. instead of healthy food.
Dr. '13. ii. MALLERY
u Booth Main St. South flown!
noun: 0 a. in. to 8 p. in. sun-
Om W “WHO!“ WE
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in this city today. Delegates tron: all
and preparations had been made for
their visit by many of the Baptist cler-
gyman in this vicinity. *
2 The program provided for a discus-
a'lon at the opening session on “Teller-
ation." with addresses by Rev. T. Hr
Stewart, of Providence; Rev. w. A. Do ,
vidson. of Burlington, Vt. and Rev. 2
Dr. L. B. Mower, of Waterville. Maine.
was-r HAVEN suseLaa canal-it.
NEW HAVEN Dec Sv-By‘the cap-
ture of Charles Minor'Esyss, or West
Haven. who was bound over for trial
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Without opiates or harmful drugs of .
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
p0und stops coughs and cures colds.
Do not acoam any substitute. The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Winners
00. O.
. in the Superior Court after a hearing
' - may...
PEWAL TAX» osum‘duanrs in the town court of Orange,today, on
ARRES'auiifl. . the charge of robbing the bears, of
NEW HA‘VENrneo. b.--T-he days ofc Xavier run. at West flavour 19M 0'1
shooting Mr. m, thfpoliee «that
police believe they have in custody the
man who may be able to throw some
*light upon a number of burglaries
which have occurred in West, Haven re-
cently. iiayes was arrested early yea-
terdsy morning as he was trying to
«escape from Hall. who had discovered
him‘ ln‘his house ahd‘lrapllled with
him. In trying33'io make a getaway.
Hayes is allegecrto'have shot Dial
in the arm. A police othcer attracted
by the sound of the shot went to the
house and amounted fibres.
ing the delinquents to court to settle.
ml were to an
. . the tax collecfi
t t21 lellnquentb ruled
[the lubpoonall,‘ war-
= been matched to box twenty rounds
. «posing Day in Australia. Promoter
3 and the «Detroit club it doing the some
‘ SPflRIS
News of Sporting Events That Are
Of tutti-«t To All.
' Mutt Wells, this English lightweight
champion. has postponed his return to
this country because of illness. Packy
McFarland will be laid up for
months with an iniursd hand. All
22Wolgaat cannot fight again for six
months. This means that a first class
lightweight battle cannot be arraign-
ed until nearly next year, when in all
come together.
Sixteen teams are entered for the
annual six-day bicycle race that starts
in Madison Square Garden next Sun-
’day at midnight. Seven prizes will be
distributed by the promoters. Jackie
Clark. the Australian. will be paired
with Joe Fogier. Frank Kramer's
partner is Johnny Moran. Germany
will be repruooted by 3?. imam and
Saldow. The other teams are Eddie
Root and Fred i-iill. Elmer Collins and
Joe Stein, Leon Georget and Draco of
Belgium. There will be the usual
short distance races Saturday night.
Californians paid $8,000 to Ice Mc-
Farland and Murphy box in Frisco
on Thanksgiving day. The former's
share was 82,100 and the latter'a 52.-
000. _FTeddie Welsh got ”.800 for out-
pointlng Willie Ritchie at Vernon. Cal.
the some day .
, Ban langford and Sam Mchy have
“Sydney. N. s. W.. on December :6
immmmh has moved that
the winner will be hailed champion
of the world. inasmuch as Jack John—
son has refused an odor to visit the
Antlpodes.
The New York Giants beat the pol
vanes yesterday by the score of 6 to 2.
The batteries were Willtse and Hart.
loy for blow York, and Madame. Lu-
que and thuerola for Havana. Ma-
thewson and blends: will pitch for the
Giants and liavanns respectively in
today‘s game
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Work is under way at three major
league club parka to increase accom-
modations for the fans next year. The
Boston Red Sox are constructing a
new plant in the Hub that will cost
0380.000. The Cincinnati club is build-
ing a concrete and steel grandstand
at Dennett Park. New grandstande
were erected at the Polo grounds and
in Washington this year. The Chi-
cago National league club has decid-
ed to put up a line plant in the near
futnre, while the Highlanders' home
at King-bridge will be ready for no
cupancy next season.
Welterweight Mike Gibbons Compares
With Joe Wolcett. .2
it's gelling to be quite a habit in
1 pugillstic circles for a championship
little to be “vacant." No sooner does
g3a real champion appear to fill the va-
cant title than another meets with tinI
accident or dies. The death of Stan-
ley Ketchol left the middleweight title
open, and there was a scramble for it
until Billy Papke became the recogniz-
ed title holder. But the welterweight
title has long been in dispute. Now
.icomes Mike Gibbons, the sensational
l western scrapper. who appears to have
all the attributes or a champion in
that class and the crown seems to tit
him right snugly. ‘nut Mike hardly
had time to demonstrate his ability
before Ad Wolgast was stricken with
appendicitis. which will probably keep
him out of ring («is a year.
Of couruf'e tt Wells, One-Round
Hogan and ockout Brown are all
good fighters, and each is anytime to
defend Ad's title for him' until such
time as he will be able to take up the
burden again. They‘re real generous.
that way may Welsh appears to,
be out of it on account of his miser-
able showing, against Willie Ritchie
on Thanksgiving day. McFarland
doesn’t seem stiletto make the weight
and Murphy—well, Brown disposed-of
him in a round.
lit Wells can make 138 pounds ring~
side he's the most likely than to take
Wol'gast‘s place. But Matt appears to
be too heavy nor the class Brown
and Hogan are therefore the logical
“substitutes.”
But this man Gibbons, by his recent,
performance in the ring. is the real
latest wonder of the ropes arena Ha
easily defeated‘Willie Lewis and has
taken all the others in his class into
camp. Tomorrow night he will tackle
Waiter Coffey, a: contender in the mid-
dleweight class, in a ten-round bout at
the 1mm a. 0., and it Mike gets
away with Walter, as many light" fol»
lowers think he will, we'll have touc-
csiit him as the greatest welterweight
since Walloon. Such authorities ‘as
Billy Gibson, Top MeArdle, Billy New-
loan and others declare that Gibbons
is momma welterwiaht the '
probability McFarland and Wells will 2
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GUINNESS STOUT
221 dill. PIS- ldoz. Nips
$135 $1.20
Maud ‘8. Flour. bag .....
Jonea' Flour, bug .........
Pillsbury's Flour, bag
Gold Medal Flour bag ........
1
m,Crown Astervflofioe. 1 lb. can 300
"a, Harrington iinll Coffee, 1 lb. can. 400
Baker’s or Beckmanns Cocoa,
8°" an.
m! e v s e I s e- '
Wesson' s Snowdrlft Oil, can...23o “g
-------- asbes-
li‘lne California Port or Sherry Wine ($1.50 value) gallon ...... 81.00
Fine California Table Claret, 1 gallon stone Jug . . ............. . . .800
A. F. Beckmann to Climy . 3 3
u a so waaumcrou or. Phone m. were nonwaut
Jackson’s Studio
Newest Styles in Photographic Art
mezzoriur PORTRAITS—Beautiful. Delicate, Perfect i ~ ‘ 3
WATER COLORS THE RHINE PRINTO ART GOODS
PICTURE FRAMING—Let in frame your pictures in the proper mart-3 3
nor. 3006mm Mouldings to Select From. New Patterns.
Sittings for Christmas
53 Wall St— Opposite Hotel ——Norwalk b,’
18 Pounce asanuurso sucaa .............................. .. econ
MIXEDNUTO........ ................................ ...2POUNDS2503
Seeded Raisins. full size pkg. . ..100 l Cranberries, per quart ......... ”100'
Currants, pkg. ............ Dela cane Pumpkin,for. .....
Layer Raisins, package . . . . . . . .05". Dudley's Pumpkin, 2 for . . . . . . . .260;
Glimmparlb. .............. 200 Apricots. perlb.200
Lemon or Orange Peel, lb. . . . . . . .150 Prunes. 2 lbs. ...... . ........... .250
Dateggerpsckat 100 Evaporated Peaches, per lb. .....‘Ido
Layer igs. pert .. ........ .....1bo Butter. per lb .
Not-eased Raisin-,2 nude... ..250 2 cans Pears for 250 ,,
Cider. par gal. .......... 250V”. Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate. .. .100.
Oranges. pardon.......25.330.350 scrape Fruitfor..... ........ "15¢"
Sweet Potatoes. Hubbard and Marrow Squash; Home Celery, Parnell», Tor ‘3
alps, Malaya Grapes
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE m
lot the railroad track. The mtll/Ir ".
Interns to the light commitii‘e
Residents or Lincoln even
for a light. This petition 3%
same course as the above ‘
.....— Chief of Police Thomas Motherland
missioner of streets for services ran-tasked {01' an are light to replace the
tiered. There was some little discus- l Inwndescent light at the foot of roots.
sion. but the bill was paid with a unsn- {street The "Slit commute? will
Imoua vote. VGBUSMG
Sev33e3ral other matters were considfi Councilman Hail asked authority to
cred during the evening. ,1“)?wa 32. 000. This was granted
The meeting was called to order sti 1‘ “'35 med 10 accept the bond of.
3-]; o'clock by Mayor Finnegan All city treasurer and treasurer, of
the councilman, William Thompson y‘all" fund.
Howard V Worden. irving ii. Reed 9 Councilman Howard reported on the
Edward L. Hoyt. Nelson W. Benedict Chang“ I" the police station. . Ho
and William Howard were present :proudiy t'lllllncd that wiien the centre
The minutes of the previous meeting ‘0“ are through work it will be as
were read by (my Clerk Charles H affine a department station as there is
Dilworth and on vote approved.’ 3‘33“ ”19 Bllte
City Tu Collector A A Belts asked3 it was voted that the contract for
advice on the matter oi the tax against the repairs of the fire engine be at:-
Sarah A.Rnnd01ph.He wished io-‘cemed and approved. .
know if the tax“ shall be abated This; Councilman Thomson reported on:
tax had been abated for years because i “‘9 Invutlsfimn of the tire alarm on»
of blindness of the owner. The latter 3 ‘0“!
is now deceased The matter was1 Film" inspbctor Joseph J Gahlli
referred to Corporation Counsel Davisialso SDORe on the matter. He sat
for investigation. it was in perfect order when i: ‘ hill
Collector Betta ma um the Board the 0mm
of Relief has made several mistakesi The matterof the law renxlattngt
in relation to soldiers and their will-i 09933118 0’ sheets was brought no itY
cm The collector was rednested to. Councilman Benedict, the lsliws
bringin a list 4» imminissiouer. ‘iie thinks i is no
Carl Schaub is taxed $27 50 on hislmul‘h ‘0 Willie a plumber to deposit.
\iain street cafe He refuses m 1m... 5m for every 100 linear feet of st
believing the asmsors have made a3°llen€d§ and 163“? the money tied '
mistake. Collector Betta was lnstruct- 10“ three months All are agreed the
ed to collect the tax. some charge must be made. The inn
The report of the chief of police was , ter was left to the chairman of the
lead and'on vote accepted ‘hlghway department for the Drona
The um repert my, road and on tion of a suitable resolution in
my“ accepted 2 ' the matter ,
The: Woman’s Civic Lhague reported Corporation COURSE! Davis
on as unsightly condition of Klondike that “19 “I‘m 0‘ all apDOIDthti
Park. The communication was accept- :
edon vote.,.,.s
The following bills were read and
ordered paid: -
com "TED 0|!
IDITII’S P" M 8603
(Continued from iirat page.)
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covert? .
Sewer department ...........5 14.7280 term... it
Light department 756.17 mm“ o _
. ‘ 2 , g 3
Administrative derartment 2- ““13 ties until no hostility hi the
206.57
The matter of a building in .
Library department .. ....... 395.32 law “8 hm“ m
Police department ...... J . 341,13 Hoyt, by on “8““ of thee
Hlshway department ...... .. some cow“, was not considered.
' 3 via stated lh t it 3 3 ‘
Total ..32,234.37 “ “'3“an
Edward F. Dulfy had submitted a.
bill for services as street commissibn
or from November 6 to December. 2,
to the amount of $69.
Councilman Howard and Mayor Fin-
negan- -'believed the bill should be pally
Counsellor Davis suggested laying
the matter ovar- to; investigation.
Councilman Howard accused him of . .
313“! ,Flnuegaa put distinction.
The voila was unanimous for paying
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