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HOME-MADE ;:
CANDY
'lt's pure, wholesome, and always :3
Irosh
F. A LANE
61 Washington Street.
south Nerwalk
'I . era, with Pgmnatd of iron.
" ~ for sole.
V I N O I.
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUGTOR containing the media-
inal extractives of Fresh Cod Liv~
Ideal! b!
F. H. IAXTER
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Anderson's launch Works
buddies and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boobs
All kinds or repair-inn
given special attention.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
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Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
61 MAIN 8T" NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901: house, 21-8
, A. B. Crossman, of New York, was
a guest in South Norwalk this week.
. W
E. P. Collins. of New York, has
been making a stay in South Nor-
walk.
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L. A. Stanford, of New York. has
been a visitor in South Norwaik.
Don't forget the babies at Xmas.
Many little gifts adapted for their use
will be found at the N. E. Ryan Co's
A new horse has been purchased by , “0’9-
tbe Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea?
Company.
-—9bc and five coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ
mas gift.
" William and Paul Ward. of Lowe:
street, are spending today in New
York city.
Miss Anna Torpy, of Cross street.
Norwalk, has recovered from a several
days‘ illness.
Misses Susan and Emma Scudder, of
Went street, are visiting their sistor.:
‘at which time the officers will be
art—‘3. Frederick Squires, of Rahway.
New Jersey.
Harusarl Lodge. No. 364, will hold.
a regular monthly business meeting
on Monday evening in the Norwuilt
qfihrterroftheccrganizatfon. *
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, It ..-t.‘l\‘i..‘ will be held at its.
r
The Metropolitan Orchestra, of Nor-'
walk, will hold a weekly rehearsal on
Monday evening at the home of one
of the members.
'-95c and five coupons will buy a
Vanity ilox.
mas gift.
The Norwalk Board of' Fire Under:
iwriters are scheduled to hold a reg-
ular monthly business session on Mon-
day afternoon.
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The annual meeting of the Luigi
Zupctta society will be held tomorrow
elected for the ensuing year.
Misses Anna Cornell and Mary 1M.
of the Norwalk Library, spout Thurs-
’day in New Haven on a little com-
bined business and pleasure excursion.
~ln order that all who desire to:
obtain Vanity Boxes before Christmas
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clockimay do so. the number of coupons has
The past master degree will be work-5 been reduced to five. For five coupons
fill.
r—Umbrelias and Carlos. 0' Brian
Shepherds of Bethlehem,
Washington Lodge. No. 21, will hold
a" semi-monthly business meeting in
Bed Men‘a,Hall in Wall street on
Monday evening.
The governing committee of
Norwalk Yacht Club will hold a rogu-
lar meeting next. Tuesd 1y evening- at
‘the residence of Commodore L.
lea, Washington street.
Mrs. Joseph M. Cummings. former way through Dunburx
lyMiss A. A. Fitch, daughter of for-.
mer Countilman and M15.I“1auk H.
Fitch. has armed Ill All-3‘11“. 'lexas. are also beginning to make their up1
and has taken up her residence with pearance in town
her husband at 1100 Lavaca street
William Hammell. aged twenty-onegwulty Box. A neat and useful Christ-
years, a buffer, living in South Nor-.‘mas gilt.
walk, and Cora M. Wister, aged 19
years, living in Brooklyn, N. Y., secur-
ed a marriage license at the town
clerk‘s office in Bridgeport yesterday.
——ln order that all who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxes before Christmas
may do so, the number of coupons has
been reduced to five. For five coupons
and 95c one of these useful Christmas
pjtsents may be obtained at this office.
he. w. H. Baldwin, or Ndrwalk, and .
Mrs. Frederick Sears, of Portland, 11L,
‘Dr. Baldwin's sister, who have been
spending a few days with their aunt,
Miss Helen J. Baldwin, 0145 Morris
street, Danbury, have returned to Nor-
walk.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad is reducing its. force
of mechanics all over' the state. The
building department is affected espec-
ially and about sixty carpenters, ma-
sons and giaziers and as many .Daint~
ers have been laid off during the past
few days. It is customary for the road
to reduce its working force in these
lines at this time of the year, but the
present reductions are said to be some-
what “move extensive than usual.
—-st1a Hats, 31.50 to as. started». .
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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Prln; "mg
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had)"
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M. Ala
and 95c one of these useful Christmas
presents may be obtained at this ofllce.
A neat and useful Christ-
l‘luckingham Post. No, 12, G. A. 11..
held 11 regular business meeting iaste
evening. Routine matters were con-‘
sidered and the matter of the joint;
installation of officers ceremony with:
the Buckingham Woman's Relief
3
the ‘ Corps. No. 30, was discussed. 1
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Christmas trees are going through,
Norwalk by train in enormous quanti’i
ties. These trsee come 110m Verg-
mom and are brought down the back}
and down
through Normal. and onto the main-
,iine again at South Noruaik. Trees
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-—.l’1c and five coupons will buy a
A large number of Norwalk Eagles ..
lare pruning their wings for the trip
to Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon
when they will be entertained by the
Bridgeport Aerie. There will be ini-’
tinti‘on work and a one time is expect-
ed. Those going are requested to
take the special car leaving in front
oi’ Norwalk Aerie. No. 588, in Wall
street at 12 o'clock noon.
More People
keep check accounts with us ..
than with any other bank in
5 either Nor’walk or South Nor-
: .walk. ‘ 1‘
This will not be disputed
but a great many of thest ...
accounts are small and w«
’ are warned that small so 1
counts do not pay. ‘
This may be so, but it iii
our experience that some of
our best accounts grew from
‘ small Ones, so We shall con-
tinue to invite and make wel-
~ come the
SMALL DEPOSITORS: ’ ‘
South Norwaii. ~ '
TrustCo.
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwallr.
11111 '
I” III' IIIIII
Hill
Copyright Rut Islet-u a: an
'0 U’ LL 11 ev e r
’ have all. the
clothes you ought to .
have until you own
and wear a
dress suit.
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Hart Schaffner 8. Marx
There are
many times in every
man’s social affairs when
a dress suit is just as
strict a requirement as a
clean face, or a good shine
on your shoes.
There’s
no reason why you
shouldn’t have one; they
don’t cost very much; and
the styles don’t change
very much. from season.
We’re ready to supply
you with the best and la-
test. Tuxedo
match.
Dress Suits $35 to $50
coats ' to
Tuxedo Coats “$20 to'$85
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This store is the home of Hart Schaffner 5 Man: Clothes
TWO STORES:
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Escallops, quart 40c
Gosling Clams, opened, 400 quart
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Hard Crabs 30c dozen
Blue, Weak. Butter. Flat and Codfish, Salmon, Smelt, Halibut,
Spanish Mackerel, Herring, Eels. Snapgcr Blues, Frostfish. Mill
* Pond Oysters, Long and Round Clams, ittle Necks.
; Cutbiil’s Budge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE I00.
FREE DELIVERY.
: manager
' in that town.
FIGHTER KNOCKED COLD.
Joe Cohen Fouled: Three Times in
Bridgeport Bout.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 9.—-Joe Cohen.
an English llalrtwalght, was fouled
three times in a bout with ilia Maoltey,
of Cleveland. last 11lkbt..and in the
third round was rendered unconscious
and removed to his dressing room.
where physicians worked on him some
time before bringing him to conscious-
ness. it is feared that Cohen may be
permanently injured.
Mackoy's manager held up the fight
for an hour. alleging that there
ware too' many holders of free tick-
ets in the house and would not go on
until he received 3300. There was
but 3275 forthcoming and Cohen's
made up the difference.
Cohen was having the better of the
light when he was knocked out.
Nutmeg Club Pool.
L. M. Amer. 110. was defeated by
fiancey Barnum, 100. by the score of
100 will, and T. 1‘. Logic, 75, by Ste-
phen it. Bray, 95 by the score of 95 to
55 last night.
Score by frames: ‘
L. M. Amer, 1i0. P. Barnum, 100.
ll 9
i—-l 10
2-1 lO--2
18-1 1
8 . 11—1
13 2
7-1 ' 7
10 ‘5
9 6
3....) it
6—3 5——l
0-«2 13
3—4 ill—«1
19 100
Referee—~H. Burton.
Scorer—W. Flynn.
‘ S. Bray. 95. T. T. Logle, 75.
10 5
21 ' a
33 8
38 15
t7 ‘ 2d
58 24
til 33
65 . H
76 48
88 ' so
all 56
Refereewi’. Barnum.
Scorer-ml. A. Cablli.
Basketball Notes.
' The Alphas and Bridgeport iilgh
will be the visiting teams for the ar-
mory games on Monday night. lloth
.are splendid attractions. the Alphas
having made a great impression here
~ last February. when. in a swift. clean
Contest, they defeated the Sixth Com-
pany fire. That score was 23 to 21.
Everybody in this vicinity will easily
recall the trick turned last winter by
the Alphas, she handed a beating to
the Sixth Conipany team that was
rather unexpected. to say the least.
‘ The Alphas required on overtime sea
z,aiou to defeat the local five. but the
‘Now York players certainly earned
their honors
On Monday night the Alphas will be
,here again. with Loesch. the. well-
knowu center; Heller, Penriman.
Henly and Schroeder. Every man nan»
ed above is known locally and noth-
ing short (if the line playing shown by
the Norwalk team last Monday will
' avail against this team. Loeach. their
center and captain, is a player of ex-
The new plmer on Q10 local team.
Clinton. will be on deck again. and
those fans “he have not yet seen this
man in action have certainly missed
something. His acquaintance looks
to be a wise move, to say the least.
The High School contest on Monday
night will be an important game for
Norwalk High. as it marks the start
of the High School championship ser-
lea.
games last winter with Nor-walk High.
is third contest being necessary to do:
cide the better team.
Dancing will follow the games, as
usual
The Nationals of \orwaik will play
‘ basketball at Ridgcileld tonight against
the Ridgefleld iteam. in the town hall
man Seymour, Frank Godfrey. Jerry
Dorsey and Charles Valentine coup
prise the lineup of the Nationals.
VArmy‘Oi‘ficer May Pitch.
DETROIT, Dec 9,-4For the first
time in the history of major league
baseball, if plans of President Navin.
of the Detroit team. are carried out, a
commissioner officer of'tha United
States Army will be enrolled on a
pitching staff. Unless plans miscarry.
President Navin expects to secure the
It Is said that the athlete wishes to
preserve his amateur standing during
. the remainder of his career as a West
P “Precise’ly; In those copper districts
portence la the Hudson River League 1 .~
Bridgeport High had some fast .
Vincent Costello, Nor- '
contract bf Pitcher Hyatt, of the West ‘
{Point team. ncxt summer. Hyatt was
, also captain oi! the 1911 football team.
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‘ A. 1F. Beckmann 8K Co.
Specials _
Saturday, . Dec. ~9th.
Fresh, Crlsp, MILK CRACKERB, per pound ...................... 8c
'Beckmann'e or Baker's BREAKFAST COCOA, can ............... 190 ,
Maud 8. FLOUR ............................... bag, 76c; bbi., $5.95
Jones’, Pliisbury’s or Gold Medal FLOUR, bag ................... 87c
Boneless Breakfast BACON. pound ............................. 18:
Loan, Smoked BHOULOERS, pound ........... . ........ . ..... 12%;.-
Fancy New PRUNES ......... . .................... 15c. 18c. 20c lb
Ward's Tip Top or Fruit BREAD .............................. 10c
Fine California CLARET, 1 gallon jug ...................... ....85o
Fine California PORT or SHERRY WINE, gallon ................ 900
08 d 85 WASHINGTON 91'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK ‘ J ‘
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Jackson’s Studio
Newest Styles in Photographic Art
MEZZOTiNT PORTRAITS—Beautiful. Delicate, Perfect
WATER COLORS. THE RHINE PRINTS. ART GOODS ‘1
PICTURE FRAMING-Let us frame your pictures in the proper mam
ner. 300 Choice Mouldings to Select From. New Patterns.
Sittings for Christmas
53 Wall St.——— Opposite Hotel ———Norwalk-
SPECIAL
16 lbs Granulated Sugar ‘ $1
2 lbs. Prunes for ............. “25¢; Mixed Nuts.2 lbs. for ........... 250
Seeded Raisins, pkg. ............ 10c} Apples. per peck ......... 25c, 30c, 35¢
Currants. pkg. .................. 10c Liner Pigs per lb. .............. 150
W. Baker's Cocoa or Chocolate” 10 Muscaiel Raisins, lb. ............. 10o
Cranberries. qt ................ 10c;2 cans Pears for ................ 250’
Oranges. per dozen .......................................... c35c, 400
Grapes i’arsuips Sweet Potatoes. Celery, Spinach, Turnips and Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 148
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FORMERLY MADE BY THE GEORGE B. MILLER 60., OF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW ON BALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
court-l NORWALK MAHACKEMO HOTEL
AUGUST, 0. MORELLI. J.
sax'rsrt, r. H. NOVAK, s.
smoossum, w. A.“ PLAISTED, a. H.
canevam. o. scnaus, CARL
CASTELLANO a BARDINI SCHMIDT. ADAM
CLIFFORD PHARMACY SILLIMAN. 5- H-
our-Porto HOTEL STILLSON-POWELL co.
COLEMAN. F. s. . . WHELPLEY acunx
cuuso, a WIGMORE. w. R. a co.
otsssa, LEONARD NORWALK
oasvruss, A. w. sans, w. c»
EAGLE HOTEL GLENDENING, 1-1., a co.
GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES, .1.
GHIOTTO 6. CO.
: HOLMES, KEELER ll SEL-
HAFNER’S EAST SIDE CIGAR
LECK CO. THE
SKELLY a HOWARD
suns, FRANK a.
wasp, E. P.
LEARY. A. O CO.
MAGNER d. FLYNN
MAGNER G. TROY
The Gibson 100 Cigar" “
STORES MACE BROS.
KASTEANTOS. K. MORELLI a CARBONE 1 .3
LAYDEN, MRS. J. SACHS. H 1'
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We have a very choice line “Handkerchiefs for our Holiday
trathandkerchieis and prices that we feel sure will please
and satisfy. ‘
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Ladies' Hemstitched Linen ...... . ............ .sc to 35c:
Ladies’ Hematitched, Emb. Corner, Linen ...... 3-25: to $1. 5o;
Ladies‘ Embroidered Linen . ...... .. ..2-25c to $2.5...
Ladics‘ Hematitchcd ’Emb. Lawn .. ...2-25c to 50¢
” Ladies’ LaceflE‘dge‘ . .. . . . . . . . ............. . soc to $1.5m
Men’s Hemetitched Linen. . . . . . ........... 2-25c to 35
’ Children‘s in boxes .......... .. ..... 8c and too a so:
35.1. MALLBTTE
as Washington St.(Forrnerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449,
«MEN WITH GREEN HAIR.
ppm- is scarce" said a trick the ii
"but there is still enough of it left to arse: ,
turn the copper workers hair green. ” takei or.
t‘His hair green?" 1.
l~1alr a bright are thrl
. u that the firemen: l1
where the ore is of a low grade it is
Holmes: , ~
to refine itI
“ ‘Thero, my dear Walled.
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Handkerchiefs
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