ACME-MADE
" CANDY "
It is‘pure, fresh and of dollo— :l
' ”on: iluvor. A great vnrioty o! if
IHolidsy Favors, Fancy Boxes. j'
, etc.
I" A LANE
oi Wauntnottin ctr-m.
South Nor-walk
................
Miss Margaret H. Lane, of Crescent
Terrace, is visiting in New Haven with
relatives tor a week.
» Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364,
. Sons of St. George. will meet as usual
on Tuesday evening.
-—Largest and most complete assort-
ment of Rings in the Norwnlks, at
Noack's.
\
Contruolm- Clurenca I. Finch is mov-
ing'fromNo. 17 Lowe street to Plait
avenue, Bust Norwalk.
Mrs. John Spendiove,
street. is slowly improving utter sev
erui woeko' lllnesse or the grip.
- .;~Xn155ns"jrresonts dt O‘Brien's.
Mrs. A. Peterson. olNew Rochelle.
Icoompanicd by her son is spendingI
spa week end and will remain overt
. Sunday. with Mini and Mrs Frederick
‘ W. F. Andrews, of 7 Westport ute-
nus.
523:...30ya' and Girls' High _Cnt Shoes.
fiigonneslly a; Braelren's
5. Miss Edna Andrews 0! 31 Cannon
street, has returned home after :1
visit with her sister in Bridgeport.
William A Bodtish of Boston, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs J. D. Flint:
3:3;3South Main street for a few days.
Eta-Xmas canes st ‘O'Brlen's. .
M; C.. will hold its regular session
Monday. ..There will the important
. ~ elort to be present. Refreshments
.will be servd alter the meeting.
'; —-—Glcver's the Place Boston Rub-
“ ' ' ber Boot & Shoe 00. s 11:10 Brand Rub
hers .
The directors of the United Stntesg
Metal Screen Company met last ”ines-
day, and received reports as to the
progrehs of preparations for opening:
their ”ffctory in Norwnllt. it was in-
tended to open the factory about Feb
runry l, 'but matters have been pro
grossing so well that it may be opened
two weeks earlier.
~>When Rogers & Stevens began
selling the Hart Scltuffuer & Marx
cTothes. they believed they hell. the
.best line of goods made Now they
”5 other people in this town: who have
5 learned to buy them. '
P C Lounsbury Lodge New Eng-
11nd Order of Pctrteption. at their last
regular meeting appointed a commit-
~ toe to hold ‘s. series of live sociables,
5 one to be given ench month in Mystic
Ghuln Hall, Washington street. begin.
Iain-g January 23, up to and rrclnding
May 28, 1912. The cornik. ee has
completed the arrangements for the
entire series and MW, left nothing un-
done to make their entertoinments
the very best of Q5136 sensor). First-
class music has been stringed and:
sand time is assured to all who so
loud The series are as follows: Leap
Your masquerade socinble, January
23; progressive whist and pinbchlep
live prizes for each February 27; en-
tertainment and dance, March 20:
mosnuer‘ude‘ Sociable, April 23.9.1510
mace, May 28
-495c and live coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A
mus gift. '
:0
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55 [is tirellestloeras
01 Grove i
. 5 Contractor John F. Putdhen, of Nor-
‘Palestille Castle, “No. 2, A. O. K. 013
3 :3 business. also. nomination of oihcers..
Everymember should make an extra.
3secretnry of state at Hartford The
any they know i,.t and 30 ‘10 l0ts 0"company is to manufacture hats and
PAGES SHAW
Boston "
The Candy of Eaccellence.
01.00 nor pound .
~‘ ‘ F. it. our“.
Mont for Town of NOMIlk
Anderson's—Looms Works
., lunches and Boots
for solo. All m. of molds.»
alvod WU Matt I
Oymfiltoll Point. "mil:
1mm _, .5 ,
Xmas Tree Lighting :
Look at my window at 51 Moi:
BL. Norwnilr, and use how putty
you cant mule the tnoo 10* till!
year. I carry both buttery cod 119.
volt outfits at prices that will sur-
prise you.
CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Addrooo:
51 MAIN 81.. NORWALK
Tolophonool Ollico, 001: houoo. 21-8
....~._
It is Just five days to the shortest
daylight day in the your.
....
Sales of rubbers and umbrellas were
numerous this morning.
“...—......—
——Lodies' caps st O'Brien's.
A stated communication 0: Old Well
. Lodge. No. 108 F. and A. 11., will be
held at its rooms Tuesday evening st 8
o clock.
~Glover's the Place.
Cut Storm Shoes.
Boys' High
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapmnnfof
West Haven, are sntertulnlng Mrs.
Chapman‘s father, Mr. Wilson, of
South Norwnlk. .
—8molre an Old W_ell Gibson, our
new We Cigar
Elizabeth Chapman, of New Haven.
'hns filed a petition in bsirkruptcy in
the United States distric; court; "In
ibllitles. 83,207 40, and assets, 0430. 37.
l —-20 tiirlcrcnt styles of dorbles
iO'Brien's. '
Our Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10.] 0.
0. R. will meet on Monday evening.
lNothlng or particulsr importance will
come before the session it is expected. ,5
‘ --Useful and handsome Christmas
Jewelry presents at Noscll‘s, 36 North
Ianin street.
walk. started to dig a. cellar for N. K.
Knapp, of Broad River todny. l-le heal
just completed one for John A. Mills.
-—~Xrnns soft huts. O'Brlcn‘s
l Owing to the death of and out of
Erespect to tilt» late Mrs. Dexter illicit-
cock, or Norwnlk. there was no meet-.
lug of the Wornurr's Club on Tlrurs~
; day.
~‘r'ou can buy the best bottle of
[art Sherrv or Whiskey, 850, at Im-
perial (‘nle
Concord Division, No. 2 Sons of
'.Temperance will hold a weekly busi-
guess session on Monday evening in
ltlre Souns oi‘ Temperance Hall in Wall
istr.eet
*Xmas canes ct O'Brien’g.
The J. B. Murphy (10., of llnnbury.
has tiled incorporation papers with the
the lncorporutoru one J. 11. Murphy.
John Miller and Neil D_. Murphy. The
hthorlzed capital of the company is
$100, 000 and it
$70;000.
W
.. With -I ‘
$1,365,425.33
on Deposity.
3694
Depositors are doing on
nest: with no. “
5 South Norwslk
of All kinds promptly outs lusts. . 5
Li
begins business leth .
_ lvsnhoe, but
3 “He never smiled again" and l was
3' iii-rumour! Felicia grew up to be the
,. most qunrrelsome rooster we had
_3 become less assertive of my rights
I‘ 10411.0 the crow
' may subdue but love gains.-.llilllli:m
Out Mid:y stocks have
' plots sod you Will recolvo In
The New Store
«24 Wall St. Norwulk. .
Little Necks.
‘ uterus": too.
NAME TOO EARLY CHOSEN,
Writing amusingly of her childhood
recollections someone in the Allonuo
tells how homes were always chosen
for the form pets as :3 specially do»
......
ly had a waiting list or” names, and
vied for the honor at naming the
blinking new-occupants o! the yords
sud stables. She says: ~
~‘Honry undiJohn sold Mary and I
hnd5"hc aenso‘ of fitness of, names—
colis should have-o dillerent kind of
nomelrom kittens. it "is true that
my confidence did hove 1: blow occu-
sionaily. , 6
After I had bought, with my boil or
one 01 Moldy’s turnovers, the author-
ity to nonre a pot chicken Felicia
Hemuns-é-Henry' wanted to call it
ti had just committed
5 d Judkment.
When the appearance or his ill-st
[ toiitsuthers bore an appalling (not to“
' die, i tried to meet the clrcumdtono‘etl"
“ by boiling they: back to an approb-
’ riots lounlnine‘ length. But masculin-
. lty would, manifest itself. I 00010 out
the tail-fenthers, but I could not elim-
For ifuien did once use that
:3 thorn. we should soon nod
t 0y would not hot-m us.. Force
3 Every man, and especio‘lly young men, boys too. spots-g
dole thooothiugo which cahoots his poroonsl munch»
. trim essential things willclr filmy: ru'ork on; so well dressed.
klldwlodgc of what is moot debited by the men hero—end wo-
men with gifts to buy for most, young men and boys, and men
who patches for othor moo. will find this store ideal in it:
I Isssortmolo. prison soil anoint.
hm buy .1? Winona will be more com-
Hercoro : icw suggestions:
GIVE TO MEN GIVE TO MEN GIVE TO BOYS
Umbrella Neckweor Caps
Traveling Bogs Hose Blouse Waist:
Trousers Scott Pins Knee Pants
Fancy Vests Cull Buttons Neckwear
,_ Rain Coats . Sleeve Garters Underwear
Wool Gloves Gutters Shirts
Suit Cases Suspenders in boxes Umbrellas
Sweaters Fur-lined Gloves Gloves
Shirts Pajama: Handkerchiefs
Mahler: Underwear Suspender:
DON’T FORGET in the rush of holiday buying, the won-
derful SUIT and OVERCOAT values to be secured here.
rwo sronss;
w ish! F tsh
All Fresh Caught
Sch Trout.“ Smelt. Sponish Mdckerel. Plot and Cod Fish Eels.
Proofing, Blue Fish, Solmon, Halibut.
Lonl fslsnd and New Bedford Escullops, warranted dry.
sing ClumS. Opened Long and Round Clams. Oysters and
, Lobsters for Saturday 3,
‘Cutbill’s. Bridge Fish Market.
lightful privilege, and says they usual:
been ooloctod with an, intimate
hotter attention.
rs South Main St.
South Nortvolk
3
PRES DELIVERY.
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SOUTH NORWALK WIT OFFICI
South Nbrvlolk ‘ Posloflice
M‘AlLO ARAWII F out
Intern Pointo—‘G: 050 u. 111.:
1:00. 8:15 . 8:00. 0: E5"
Wootorn PolnIto—5:I ‘0. 30. 10: 805 o. 111.;
1:8:0000ul 6.
10mm: mh:00.515p.m.
Dolnht'tfz—J
Norwol «5530. 03:300. 10.00 3.. on; 1.00, l: 00.
' on: red
Insist-n Points—0c0k (BIrldgofir-Itm‘ only.
).10: 1.00
WOIIFIII PolnIlo—d: 40. 1.0 00 A. .13: 00,
1. 00. p.111.
Donuur illbmmrliiOJOOp.»
NorwslI—Boo. 0:00 o. 1:
2:43s. Wreath ' 0°
05m.
Mamet- all point: close 0: 30 p. In. any .
E. 10. CROWD. Postmaster.
Norwulk Postoffice
Julio Motorist!
m..—
rn. ~Dunbu dlvloio
lib—4V0” {'00 Soutlg'qurwolk.
But magnonaISo.
out .
ti on: Norwollt.
m .--Dou
m. .—-Polntus2vsstn or Mumford. Lott
0357.!
row—Wont 0110830011: Nor-war
m. -—-Cunnon8 lotion. 12000059 l
.m. —Eu5ut,W (ISO. Norw‘al
um—lhsst. 00‘s: and So. Norwui
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legume—m: Wootmr: 30.1%!"
a. Cmrrior: window oponotmrn In .3:
ll. 0. Amino. mtmr>..::r 3
-. tttttsrot. suitors
33W
3 memo Dec. rte-r5007. mlxup
which h:55 followed this opinion pre-
3"”? "random to be granted the sol-
. privilege this year.
' son: with‘fcver or “vindication of
'- oped tho lover utter his second and
' chord. Foriy- live at the eighty nub
., large towns. for the small. towns 11.0.
‘ . torture in liilddlesex county hnve
‘ not: of ‘tour mnyqueterie pieces or the
' dole of the Florentine period, hear-
. lly inlaid .wlth ivory and decorated
= the furniture of on
5"... The recent death in Washington 0,!
T0 EXEMPT VETERANS
sound by Attorney General John H.
summon WWWol‘tho :30 it
v din" of the Civil Wur. and tho quot
‘ lien on to whether the assessors would
Jill. has been occupying the attention
or the local board or assessors. Tho
. hum! ho: invsotlusted thomltor :3
to whether they should give the nine-
“ty~ooven persons in town formerly
having the 01,009 exemption, the same
They had a talk
with Corporation Counsel Willlom C.
Holden. and Mr. Hodernnn announced
. to tho newspoper men yesterdoy
morning that the board bod decided to
allow the ouonrptlorr.
5 This will make u dili'erence in the
grand list of 097.000, but the hoard
thinks the. soldiers are entitled to it
and. on he ssld yesterday. it would
be up to the board of relief to take it
of! if they see lit. The idea of the o:-
sessors is that the time the board
of relief gets only in Mruoryt: do 5
cision will have been rendered b!
the supreme court at the state on the
qustlon of the 030 it your pension
and him the exemption matter so that
the board of relief will have a proper
guide to go by in it: sctlon.
TYPHOlD VACCINATION.
. Discussed by Bocrotsry J. H. Town-
send o! the blot: Board of Hoolth.
IHARTFORD, Dec. 16.-—Typhoid vacv
clnotion no it was practiced in con-
nection with the recent epidemic in
Torr‘lngton this state, is discussed in
he bulletin of the slate Board at
Health. mods public today by the see
retury. Dr. Joseph H. Townsend. He
says:
"At tho onset of the epidemic some
0! the physicians advocated typhoid
vaccination and from three to four
hundred lnoccnlttiious were made. The
cases were :11 carefully selected and
no inoculations were given to pen
ill-helrlth. The physicians report abut
the usual history was s slight chill
and rise of inmporuture 99.100 nouns
with indennlte ache: in the bsclt. sud
limbo for whom twelve hours and lo
col swelling and soreness st alto o! in-
oculation. Some bod no reaction
whatever, our! only in a few cases
soon the individuois indisporrod for
two or three days. The usual tool»
'nlqua was lollowed, tho inoculations
being given ten days sport. No cases
of typhoid occurred among the vac-
cinuled. except one men who devel-
rou : mild and very shirt case of 11"
so: were vaccinated. the others refus-
ed it. Two cases developed among
the unvocclnnted nurses One physi-
cian writes that at the outbreak of
the mildomlc he inoculoted himself.
wife and two children. and added.
‘none of us experienced any ill client.
And all had a feeling of safety in the r
depression and panic.
the commtinity.'”
By moi'tnlity~ reports received, there
Were 13.168 deaths during the month
of November. This won 159 less than
in October. and sixty-six less than in
November or lost your, and 254 less
than the average number of deaths
during November for the live years
preceding.
The death rate was 12.7 for the
that pervaded
and tor the whole state 125.
~ The deaths reported from infectious
diseases were 158. being 13.3 percent.
of the total mortality.
~ln order that all who desire. to
ohms-”Vanity Boxes before Christmas
may do so. the number, of coupons has
been nednced to live. For five coupons
and 050 one of these useful Christmas
present: may be obtained at this oillce.
rune: HUNDRED vanes oLo.~
‘Ro'ro Spoclmons of Antique Furnituro
dust installed by old Soybmok
. Rolldool.
OLD SAYBROOK, Dec. iii—Prob-
the iluest specimens of antique
just been secured by Richard Wright-d
man for his residence at Oyster Riv~
r’ They consist of a suite tie chum-
with brass and areIubout‘ 300 your:
old. They were originally a portal
old French
chateou'und were, purchased in Fur-lo
by the United States minister from
Norway. General 0 (little. and sent
to‘WsuhlngtonI, The Paris cost 50!
the pieces,
cratsm' charges. approximated 32,700."
the Norwegian minister put incest
vulusblo ortiquos on the“ market sud «
Mr. Without: was tot-ornate ououtih
to secure thdr‘n:
no :llowed lo srwt the nodal $1,000,.
exemption in mohinrup the gross
together with the usual 5
Buy your Christmas W rues and
Liquors Here
Flno Coilhrnls Tobie Clorol, gollon 109.. .. .. ..soc
Zlnfldolclont,lor¢o hallo”... ...... . ..... .. ...... ...........20c
Zinfodol Olurot. small bottle ..... . ........ .. ...... ........1!ic
A. F. B. It. Jullon, lorgo bottle ........... . ..... . ............ “30¢
A.F.I.It..lullsn,omoliboltio......... ..... ..... ..... 104: A
As. sis-soc, tam bottle ......... . ............ 30c l
A. F. 1):qu, omullbottlo ...... :3:-
olvort lordooux Clorot, lot-go bottle ..
ignition loodooux Claret. small bottioIII .......... . .............. 001:
B. Q a. ll. Julion Claret, isms bottle .................. .700
B. I (I. 00. Jullon Claret, smoll bottle ................ .
B. s. G. Ponot Conot. largo bottle. ........... . .......... .‘.l51.10
B. A G Ponot Col-tot, small bottle ..................... 00:33
Soutornoo, largo bottle: ....... ’. ..... 40, 50, 75c and 01.50 bottle
Boutsrnoo, half bottles ..... . . .. ................. . .15, 25. 05 ond 000
ILEAIVE YOUR ORDER HERE FOR CHRISTMAS WANTS
A.F.Beckmann & Co.
:3 I 85 WASHINGTON 81'.
Phono 440. SOUTH NORWALK ‘
Scurfs .......
Scarfs and
N eckwear
Fer HIIoliany Gifts
White Net Guimpes .. ................. ..... .5
A large assortment of Neckwear, including Stocks. Jabots,
Chemisettes, SiIdIeI Frills, Rosebud: and Fancy Bows,
........
.......... ..5oc to $1. 98 5‘
1.00
from ........ . .. ........ . . .................. 25c up 5
Folidoy Aprons
Fancy Aprons. .................... .. . . .25c and 50c
Nurse Aprbns. . ................... . ....... 25c and soc *
Small Tea Aprons. . ................... .25c to $1. 25
Housekeepers' Aprons. Princess, Empire and Cover-all
Aprons, m Amoskcag and Percale . . .......... . .25c to soc ,,
quality. Talk
over- where
TELLS-
TEL. 721.
Holiday N oveltios
Jewel Cases, Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes. Smokofs’ Sets.
Ash Trays. Cigar Cutters, Tobacco Jars, Ci at Jars, Cornb
and Brush Sets. Twine Holders, Ribbon lg
Blotters, Fancy Pin Cushions.
CROCHET SLIPPERS ... .......... . ........ 90c and $1 50
SLUMBER SLIPPERS ..... .. ........ “35¢:
POSTCARDS. ..6for5c,2for5c,I5c
J I. MALLET TE
5 88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
You mey'buy a coal that's
cheap, but‘you don‘t get
the matter
QUALITY
TheliIarris SGans‘ Co.
68 WATER 8T.
. Get our quotation on \llriskles, Wi
Merrill: Night
end Arithmetic.
at
i Enroll now.
Individual instruction. .
. new Free“
Me rrrl l
' NIGHT
SCHOOL
is for YOU
Spend a few hours of your
spare time each week ..at
School and
"receive. is thorough training:
in all Commercial Branches.
Special classes in English
‘ ins germs and dischargingm 00ml
, parts of the mouth. 3 .
elders. Fancy
SPECIAL 2:4
HOLIDAYS":
SALE
We can fill your wants. it \ou will
only take the trouble to gite us your.
orders. Note this.
1 bottle of either Old Crow, Wilson, '
Old Dinah or Groe'n River; 0, hot. Ciur- ‘
ct; 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 hot. Mue-
cartel, and a Beautiful Calendar, for
only $2. 00.
imported ltalian Wine, 33175 Igul.
,in stone jug.
Piol'o Beer, 2 dos. boto..,$‘l.60
Can you beat it? Call on us it you
candot. Drop us a litre. or call 46
Cordials Bitters. etc It will DE“ you.
lie guarantee all our goods. .a
Free Delivery.
Casteilatro 8. Bardtiui
Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tér. m. 25 Railrood 5' " *
Pyonhea
' Amman
or what is known as Riggs mm
is exceedingly common. It is marked
by inflammation and lenderne
: gradual recession ogthe gum _
the teeth.
There is no disease more 0
occurring in the mouth, thank”?—
encouraging the growth of puss
mutter with every act 3,301 mus
Prompt attention to this dis
condition is imperative, not 0 I ,.
relieve those tooth already ..
but to prevent its spread to "
16 rsouth Mutt: St, Booth No
. Hours: 0 u. m. to turn.
If day: by Appointment only 5'
Norwalk Chronicler