"‘l‘ t Table. Damask and Napkins WHITE TAIL! DAMAGK’. at 506. 759 and fl I yard. UNBL‘EAGHED DA‘MAOK. 256. 50c and 75o; yard. "alumina, one to 53 a dozen. a complete Assortment “of HUCK d BATH TOWELO, from So to 50¢: each. E. K. BANKS MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK The Harris & Guns Co. are discharg» ing a barge of anthracite coal. ...-- Miss ”Sadie ‘BodWell, of West avenue, is in New York city today on business. Mrs. John 'P. Treadwcil, of North avenue, is spending the day in New York city. Miss Florence L. Hamilton, of Put- nam avenue, is a visitor in New York city today. ~95c and five coupons will buy a Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ- mas gift. Charles A. Sammis. of South Nor-l- walk, spent Saturday in New York city on business. Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor- walk, is spending the day iii (lrcenn wich on business. l . The monthly business meeting of‘ the Hat .Trimmers' Union will be held in ednasday evening. ...—Aw it Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. lloyt, .ir,. of E‘lmwood avenue. are spending the . day in New York city. The semi-monthly business meeting of Ophir Chapter, No. 52, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held Wednesday evening. The Old Well Hook and Ladder com» pany will hold its monthly business meeting this evening in its quarters in linviland street. The Cigar Marcks‘ Union will hold ' its regular monthly business meeting ‘this evening in the Labor Lyceum in .Washington strool. Palestine Castle. No. 2. A. O. K. of M. C., will lioid its weekly business . meeting this evening in its hall in E ‘Washington street. l i l —-950 and five coupons will‘huy a Vanity Box. A neatnnd useful Christ~ mas gilt. ...... , The Norwalk Trolleymcn's Union i; planning to give a dance some time ill , the near future. The dance will pro , bahly be held on December 26th. .5. . Mrs. E. Kellogg and daughter and son. of New Canada, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph \V. Dreyfuss. of o‘rranklin street, on Saturday. The regular business mcbtlng of Un- Cl‘ls Haleft. N0. 26%, I. O. R. M., will he held this evening, at which the nomination of officers will beheld. Work on Frank Kiss’ new house at 65 Lexington avenue, is nearing com- pletion. The White Electric company. of Water street. is installing the elec- " trio wiring. w 9—3.- box of Fernandez as Most All Ha- - vana Purltano‘ Cigars. v On sale at .Wheipley & Clark's. An important meeting of the South NorWalk local, Socialist party will be held this evening in therooms, in South Main stré‘et; at Which time sev- eral matters will come up for cousid~ oration; amonghwhich'wili be the el- ection of some state and national cilia cers. . A number of South Norwalk’ bank- ‘ ers gathered together at the Norwalk E ft Country Club, Saturday evening, and enjoyed a supper The affair was informal and the men report that they enjoyed an excellent supper and it our- respondingly good time. Those pres- out were Wilfred Bodwell, George L , Woodward, Manuel Toro Ha’tch, Wsye * , to A. Raymond, Samuel Velsor and lioward Hoyt. >_ .i . ._ . lll‘or Norwalk and ”vicinityt’Cloudy , and light rain tonight: Tuesday light gion southward over the central vai- toys to the Gulf . mains critically ill. ‘who is in attendance, called in in. :t.‘ -—An appreciated‘C‘hrlstmar present » WEATHER FDRECAST. sin. followed by clearing and colder , .. An area of low pressure, comm this J ‘- , morning my take superior, eaten“ ‘, southward in a‘ trough to the West , fluff donut lt has caused rain can: he last 24 hourI from the Lake re Moderate tempera- turas prevail in the districts coat of the Mississippi river, but an extensive area of high pressure Over the Waste era States is causing a decided full in temperature what of the Micslslippi river in the rear of the storm. The area of high pressure that has persist.- an over the Atlantic States for seven at days past is slowly moving out to sea and will be followed eastward by the disturbance in the central dis- tricts. This will probably cause light rain in this vicinity tonight and Tues- day, followed by clearing and colder by Tuesday afternoon or night. C WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY! Temperature: Minimum, 18; maxi- mum, 24. Cloudy. “MW—...... 0pc bow at a ”cheap” store in the customer iii smartutethut one ,. and the _, Weigh“ I honestly believe that my home Jeddo Band on In on!" for on. load. tumor. Clumfru from Ilatomnlform quality. Illinois for furnace. range, Itovo or «If-moor. mm on application. . RAYMOND BROTHERS ' l have built my business on QUALITY. QUANTITY and 2:35; icl,“ fact tillit it grown “steadily, if not rapidly, in pretty solid evil 1 dance that will“: many who appreciate Honest Grains. and in comics that says "no things as you want. them and not , X in lilo. " an artery endeavor is to so Iaiiafy my customers that they ‘ " will continue to trade with me your after your. ‘ animals as it is possible to make. and better than any other. the unacknowledged balls! that gets the best of it. t But do yo “and Honest. ‘ ' ground foods are In good food for MANUEL TORO HATCH. flilliliit iii! Bill fillldl‘dl important ...-n... on: , cussed at lhll floating Hold Friday His Royal Highness?" the American automcblliat, iii the man , . ‘ that We are catering to and in order. a . to make his automobile trip a triumph- ‘ . al procession we ask him to bring it to , ‘7 ihiI shop before starting out. We will 3 overhaul it, tighten up IcrcwI and mo- .. chicory, put inncw partI. put his on- gine, brakes, magneto, piugI, etc., in good working order and make his Journey a pleasant one by lack of an First in quality. but in price, alwaI ' oramflonnfc floats Ground Food for Hora“, 0a A Hut'l‘lling in the minds of in custom— Ca‘ttlc and Poultry. , That' s It '~-- ' and we will rctIln you so I cuc- l‘he regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Civic Magus of Norwalk was “ held Friday afternoon with ride. 0. w Shelton, the president in the chair. The secretary‘s report was read and approved. The lrcasurer'a report showed in noyaacc by bringing his auto to ' the treasury 0252.10. Of this the lil- brary Auditorium fund is credited with $233.20, leaving in the gonerai‘trens- u‘ry 51.90. including pledges and money in the treasury the Library Auditorium fund now stands at $342», 20. An informal account of the sub-l soflption recitals was given by the president and secretary, who together. managed. the business of the series. The full amount cleared in now in and , stands at $170.20. Fixpnscs were $119.»: 0. D. Jackson Optician Eyes Examined Free BI WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 438. \ Everything in the Optical Line j. 2.2 for the. thine recitals and gross” Raymond and Son are having their sign in Main street repainted. I‘ldKlyn, of“ Molt A Mrs, William F. avenue, is quite ii with the grip. nurse is in attendance. -——95c and five coupons will buy a Vanity link. A neat and useful Christ- mils gill. .o The refuse cars of the City of Nor- walk have been painted a dark green and are again in their places. Mrs. James Cook, of Merwln street. and Miss Naileford, of Wilton avenue, spent Saturday in llridgcpori on hush OUR NEW YEAR’S GREETING is to wish everybody lots of health and happiness. and to help them“ retain it by using only godd, pure wines and liquors. And we want every- body to know they can always procure such at Manner & Flynn‘s. Our line of these bev- erages is particularly choice and very carefully selected. Some of very rare vintage, but all pure, 'milllil‘ed and free from adultero- ticn. receipts 8289.42. Attention was called g ' to the fact that the expenses of three5 lsuch recitals as were given were lowl and that this could not hav been ex l . com for concessions on the part of lift 3 lprtiatii and help by the business pool lple. A 1mm from J Duke Mlllrav,§ ‘of the Pleasant Hour Theutne, wns' grand. He acknowledged the check for"; from. adding that the next time the. .place was needed he should make no. ‘chargc for it. in this contraction sev- eral of the members led by the priest. iii-lit, spoke of the pleasure they had lflfli‘ll‘f'd from tho routines of pictures :nl tho Pleasant liour‘l‘beaire and the F. E. Lockwood & Company will give you a 3525 Gas Tank fur $16 and your Old Generator-«'- for your Automobile. “058. Wm ...—M Miss Esther Johnson, of (loorgolown and Miss (:luru. Johnson: of East Nor- wnik, arc visitors in New York citi‘ today. .\iz:‘. and \lis Edward id Magnet, of Main slicer, have gone to (.‘anadn fill the winter, Mr. Maguer having seizur- cd a line position there. ”...—... Francis ii. llruriloy, of New llari-u, spent yesterday with Mrs, Bradley, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G: A. ii‘riiukc, of Hanoi .‘lirdot. F mlorirk fl Mi‘llfl, of Boston \iuss. arrived in town lust owning lie uill make a short visit with his alsicrj Mrs. William L, Ulscu. of Rho strooL: “W E (J‘illlril, of Clay strum, ro-E llr. n. .u. \N'i‘lllt'.é Harry R. Dieffendorf, professor of nervous diseases at Yale yesterday and a con- ference followed The various committees of Trinity Church are busy preparing for“ the fur- key supper, to be given ill the church. tomorrow night. Miss Marlo T.llunt, daughter of (hill.- tain and Mrs. Thomas Hunt, of Riv- erside avenue, who is studying now in New York city. spout Sunday at her home here. She, was greeted by a number of her friends. ,1‘ Edward Benedict, (roles W. Flewcl lyn, and Robert Morton, three well known local trolleymeu, have a loan lug toward chickens, it is now report ed. Last Thursday thetrlo went‘to Bridgeport and attended an exhibi- tion, returning greatly enthused and impressed. r Stephen and Herbert Smith and Ar- thur Robins. Well known South \or~ walk masons, have been wm-lkingfnr the past few weeks‘rin Rldgefield on the new private boy's school being or- acted about fourpnllcs outside the can tr of town They haw completed their work now, however. A complaint received by the Nor- waik police to the effect that. boys'bo tween the agesk of 15 and 17 ware building hon tires near the ice house on' the BishOp Mill ‘proparty was at- tended to by Special Officer Richard F. Moore on Sunday. He found sev- eral lads and gave them a warning. They will be prosecuted if they per. slut in disobeying the law. ...—— Norwalk‘s streets are receiving the attention of Street Commissioner Ed~ ward F. Duffy. The extra snow which the warm weather sad the fog have not removed his men are piling up for carting. When the refuse has been carted away Commissioner Duffy is ex- pooling to flush the streets making them clean until after the first snow or the season. _ W- Dr. W. B. Burno‘il, of West avenue, ' is fortunate in being able to hold his . h‘ors‘o one day recently when I large dog lumped out and‘frlghioned the ant Special Sale Children’ s $1.75 Arctics . Woman’s $2 50 Arctics . lhe White 302 Atlantic 8! . STAMFORD ._ ...»... L . a W... 7..-... . . - .. . -.. . Hymn.” Wm... «my»... Manner 8i Flynn of Arctics $1.19 $1.79 Shoe Store 90 Washington St. SOUTH NORWALK .wiih tho bridge Celebration was :i.it-uiitiflii viowa shown and it was lilo; faunas of all proaant that it is a part ' ' of the work of the League to help any . enterprise looking to the right sort of ,uluusomont in our place. ‘ The chairman of the highways oom- uilttcc reported that acting under my ,slrurilous' of the League ill the lact‘ inol‘ting she had written the mayor calling the attention of he (inuncil to the condition of the little plot of around known a “Klomlyko l‘nrlt,“ “‘ ‘ if was ll‘nl‘ilieilllllt’ly cionucll . l . ,mc iim‘o lieiiig. Mru. 1-2. J. Hill was unpainted a dole— pnto to the National t‘lvir Assocaitiou lo moo? this month in \l'imuiuigion. it was votwi that it tho coiobraiion “t"llii lloino Week" in connection un- llortnlton by the Board of Trade. the nl‘ 1 League should otfor its services. For Beautlful Coleburn lllliSllllllS Rtllllllii ill llll illilllill tillflilllllll Attorney-General John H. Lighiji Answers a Question Submitted to Him by Militant-General Dole ‘ ' Attorney General John H Light has sent the following letter to Adjutant Gecnrral George M. Cole: Dear Sir: You ask for a legal an- swer to the question. “Who is column under the military enrollment act of this state?“ ‘ The fourteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States‘epro- video that "All persons born or natur- allzcd in the United ‘States. and sub- ject to the jurisdiction thereof. are citizens of the United States. and of the state wherein“ they reside." «The meaning of the term “citizen" is well understood in our constitution and statutes. it is uniformly used to designate one who is a citizen of the state and of the United States, while the term “inhabitant" is used to deslg‘ unto the domiciled resident of a town. Bull vs. Town of Warrenuad Cunn. ., 85. . A person may boa citizen although he exercises no share of the political power and is incapacitated from hold- ing particular offices. Women and rent. ‘ H0 LI DAY = GIFTS Time is nothing more nppicriaioil than a gift from the icwcicr'u THE JEWELERS i are offering two large. complete and first class clocks ill low quires. 96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 22 WALL BTREET. NORWALK. minors obnnot vote, yet. they are citi- eltlon on Saturdfllf lllilht. The mother ' .has been unconscious in a hospital for. and Lasting 8i Lauder l .“ cum»... .... ... .. .. jurisdiction thereof, residing in this state. are subject to'nillltary enroll. under Section 2995 of the gen- oral statutes as amended by Section 6 of Chapter 69 of the public acts of llfillli. Respectfully submitted, l John ll. LIGHT. ! Attorney General. GIRL FOUND ASPHYXI'ATED. ...-um... Hor Mother Unconsciouo on Floor of Apartment in Phliadclphla. l PHILADELPHIA” Dec 11. w'I‘hc po- llcc today are investigating the mys- [tedious death yesterday of a gill known as Mary F. Harmon, 18 years old. who was found in the bedroom of her apartment. supposedly dead from gas asphyxiation Near her on the floor was the unconiicious form of the woman’s negro maid who is about 40. ‘ The strange feature of the case is that while the younger woman was supposed to be white and the maid a |llllllatt0, the former really had negro , blood and was the daughter of the woman who lived with her as her ser- vunt. According to the police, thowoman maintained this relationship because of the ambition of the mother to con- tract“ an advantageous mar-ring for her offspring. They say the dead girl i was the daughter of an educated Ens lishman who lived in Baltimore. ' The dead girl, who was a good mu- sician. was employed as pianist in a moving picture place, but lost her po- / ll. iiillion, roaonl of tho ll. A very plonsaul ‘lolicr from Mrs. W. , A. it, was read signifying her intention to bring the manor of helping the immune in “the work of finishing the Auditorium : bororo lilo ol‘gllulailtlmt. ,lorluiu would offer a possible meeting dpiarg- this summer, :lllt' one .\i‘ s As the Audl‘Y. urging all those Gillies represents, it would swirl that they .should all bo‘ Ewiliing to help The report of tho nominating coni- nlittcd was received. Mrs. i". J. Curtis, chairman. Miss lolly announced that Hotel would he the hostess at the. im poitnlii January meeting, when the; election would take. place. The president and the chairman of the educational committee spoke earn- estly concerning the election of twella members of the School Board to take place this summer, urigug all those qualified to vote among the “cinch to hate the matter in mind. J mums suitor this Two Prom » chansons, Pa.. Dec. eymoon trip to follow the wedding scheduled for next week Miss Glace Cable and her intended husband. Air thouy Kohnon, were shot and instant-l ly killed at the womans home here. soon after last midnight. The police the girl. in the Cable household, was entertain- they heard the shots and atempted’to through the room. He fired at them and succeeded in making his escape. W MAGNER d. FLYNN EXTEND. For the convenience of their pat- rons andgothe‘rs. Magner and Flynn, of Washington ..... and Water streets. have opened a lunch counter in con-‘m nection with their cafe Vltso and Christmas. of New York city, are out erlng and the general public is assur- ed of a good meal and good service at this restaurant. 'riME 0F can: CHANGED. Hereafter the preliminaay basket- ball games at the armory will begin Mrs George Russell of tho Noanlk: V I l.-—Whllc } discussing arrangements for their honJ and a posse are. searching for Rossani : Annissotti, a wealthy fruit dealer, who; it is alleged was-‘lusancly jealous of‘; Edith Workman, , a servant 5 lug. Glen Rogers in the kitchen, whenl stop the ”jealous [touch as be rushed: at. 8 oclock, lnItea‘d of ii: 10. as for-t Now is the Time to Buy . EH HORSE CLOTHING Luther M. ' .Ll Three Best, “lists in 1912 Mot‘or‘Cars“ The Krit TheHudson The Moyer Five passenger Better than over “The Mayor see of llonlountable rims Same old price The Moyer t‘nr. (‘omploto Self starting The Mayor want to own one.“ $900“ l $1.600 $2 350 See them at our garage. Ask for demonstration. OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET - Telephone 681-3 ,NORWALK. CONN. ‘ 0 [XlllA SPECIES 01 VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound. ...... . ........ _ ...... . ...... . \- BEST FLOUR 24 1-2 pound bag .................... . ................ 80c; 15 pound. GRANULATED squR ..... . ....... ‘ ......... , $1.00.. 10 pound bags PURE aucxwusar for .......................... ..35c Tl-‘fY A POUND OF- AMBROST COFFEE—Once Used Always Used. I The Great ASK? Tea Company “ 124 wasmuorou u. scum NORwALK. he I. No. soc. neiivqus. 3:30 a. m. and 2: so n. m. rues DELIVERY; -—-—o—-—-———-——-—-———' The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES 33 South Main Street South Norwaik GREAT SALE OF WOMEN’S SUITS. COATS, _ DRESSES, ~ WAISTS AND FURs. Elvory garment We sell is such exceptional value at the price that l‘once you weal one we are sure of your future pati.onage It will pay, _ " you well to investigate our claims. ’ ’ . 322 Ladies Suit for ....... $11.98 25 Ladies' Suit-s for .. . . $14.98, $16 Ladlcs' Coats for ...,.$7.98‘ :20 .Ladies' Coats for . . . . $11.98 $35 Fur Coats for ..... $27.50 $40 For Coats for . . . . “$30.00 We carry everything in Furs-Children' 3 Sets and Ladies’ Mutts and Scarts, at the lowest prices. SKIRTS, ' i l l Sit) Dresses for ...........$598 . $16 Dresses for ..........58.98 7 “Skirts for.............$2.00 $2 Waists for ............98o $3 Waists for. ............$1.08; 3 ROYAL GROCERY COMPAN SPECIALS 16 lbs Granulated Sugar $1 fi‘l‘?” Incas-Ion o Town of New Hartford vs Town or twenty- -four hours and if she recovers Caliban. 510mm, 47. . trim of the opinion that“ all male cltl. crush of he , line is annealed to. throw light on the iiicrly. This is necessary because the f asngv RALC'NypOf' pacing. ANTQ. per package
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