f. It “more. “flesh and at delim
. tour flavor. A great variety of
Holiday Favors, Fancy Boxes.
F A. LANE
I1 1111,1111 main-1. .
lcdth erwallt
uj.,o:-:e:-:r.:.;-;-;u -'-:.;-.e:-,w.e.x‘>. 3 '
.lurs. Julius Bomlsth. of South Noro
walk, is recovering from her recent
Illness.
: Clinton K. Cutblll has opened a par-
}. ,, ' eel delivery cities in Wigmore'sdrug
if store in North Main street.
v, . .1 -An appreciated Christmas present
f; "4 box of .1868—‘0111 Well Cigars-—
~* .1911. On sale at Wilelpley & Clark's.
Lil‘he visiting chapter will meet in
the guild room of Trinity church,
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
"‘ ‘ 4 W
Kin—Low crowned derbies. O'Brien's.
‘ 'IAdy Jennings, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem, will hold its semi-monthly busi-
nuss meeting Wednesday evening.
Mae and live coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
mu gift.
l.
i111. and Museum-3e 0. 8111111011. of
Ridgefleld. will close their home, the
Orchard, the last of this manth and on
cry 0 will sail on the Cunard line
msiiip Calonia for the Mediterra-
nean. They will return to Ridgelieid,
a'pnl 1. ,
L—Xmas Watches tor the whole fam-
ily at Noack's. Look them over,
_ ‘ lestinc -,Castle No 2,.VA 0 K. of
' £3, will hold its regular meeting
s evening in the hall in Washing-
' ton street at which time the oiiicers
tsr the ensuing term will be nominat-
ed and elected At the conclusion of
... the meeting refreshments will be
‘ 8.0;lfved.
' -—L100lr 1.1’
for Xmas presents
O‘Brien's. .,
The foundations are being construct.
ed; for I large addition to the main
' htiildlng of the Sanford school,
ding Ridge. The new building will
provide» accommodations made neces i
accommodations
made necessary by the growth of this;
ijoVIde increased
very successful institution. '-
;.-'Gei. a Christmas box of Everwear,
at Rogers 3: Stevens’.
A meeting of ‘the South Norwalk
Board of Estimate and Taxation will
be held tomorrow evening at the
Booth Norwalk council chamber, in
Washington street at which time the
budgets of the tire, street and admin-
istrative department will be consid-
died and acted upon dually.
~§7—so different styles of derbies‘
Q‘Briens. .
Trederlck scofleid, who lives in the
apartments over Magnet 1; Flynn' s as
tablishmeutoin Washington street, has
reported to'the, South Norwallr police
that on Thursday afternoon between
12 and 1 o'clock some one entered his
house and stole his wife's watch from
the bureau drawer. 1The police are in.
vestigating menace. ~
éhittle Neck Clams. Rochaway Oysr
tors. Long Clams, scallops, ialwavs
have. Carl Schaub. 'Inlpei’ial Cate.
.—
Governor Baldwin hasrsigned a re-
quisition on the governor ‘of New
“York state for the extradition of Dan u
Dunn, who is wanted in Torrington on
the charge of assault with intent to
hill and with carrying concealed
weapons without a license. Chief-of-
‘ ll’ollce‘Tinll of'TorringtonfihaI been
authorized to take Dean to this state,
Bed- '
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
".00 per pound ,
" "I“ “ll MITCH. K I‘ *
it...» 1171' Two qt 11111111111-
My
of all 1111111 mm built. Isai-
for 1111's.“ an lease or «and».
given special auction. ‘
Oyster Ibeil Point. Nemllt
. 4!
Xmas Tree Lighilug
Look’ at my window at 8x Main. ,
811.. Norwalk. and see how “1‘
you can scale the tree MW
year. 1‘ carry both battery and 120'- °
volt outfits at prices that will sun.
miss you.
CHARLES IUEK. JR.
Address:
cently nominated will be elected.
~Nothlng more acceptable for XmaI
than an electrolier tor the dining room.
Full line at Reed & Vollt Electrical Co.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of Colfax Encampment. I. O. 0. It.
will he held this evening in the Qdd
ii‘ellows’ Hall, in Washington street.
The adjourned regular meeting of
the Soutfi Nor-walk Board of Council-
men will be held this evening in the
council chamber. in, Washington
street.
——No use paying ten ‘centsii‘or lnl~
ported beer, when you get a nice glass
of Pabst's tor live cents. at the lm.
perial Cafe.
The New Store ‘
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
The Lifeiiavera held their usual
weekly dance Saturday evening in
Arieii‘ Hall. A large number of the
lovers of the pastime were in attenv
dance and made the eVenlng a pleas
ant one.
...-...
in Norwallr. last week, there were
thirteen sales of real estate, with t
mortgages of 317. 225. For the sec-
ond week of December, 19l0. there
were ilttean sales of property. and
lmortgages or 322.0%
Frost Fish, Bl
Long Isis
Gosling Clams, Opened Long
Little Necks.
—Raincoats. Umbrellas and Canes.
gut Rogers it Sthns‘. 1'
I.
Frank C. Becker. of South Norwalk.
is tearing down the old wadden build-
ing at the corner of Washington and
‘Water street. preparatory to erecting
a modern brick block. Henry w. Ma-
ther is doing'the work. '
——Xmas presents at O’Brien's.
The regular weekly dance of the
[locus Tribe or Red Men was held
Saturday evening at the wlgwam, in
Washington street. The chair was a ' .
happy one and well attended by the WOMAN'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR
friends and patrons of the tribe. 1 .. MANNERD.
In christian society. where the we
men are tolerahly free. it is they who
are l 1y responsible for the con-
dition of manners. in the absence of
the severe physical restraint impelled
on women in Moslem society and in
much heathen society. tenderness and
TELEPHONE M. .
~After you get through your Xmas
shopping, stop at the imperial Cafe
for a good meal or lunch.
Edward C. Newman, of Augusta.
Maine, a former wellslt'nown resident
of Norwalk, is here to spend the holi«
days. He is new commercial agent
for the Central Maine Power Com~
pany. His family lives in school
street. '
‘ -» ..
men, and for a considerable propor-
tion of their lives a measure of priv-
acy or "touch~me—not""reserve is their
right.
livery gentleman recognises these
natural rights of women and fever?
man who is not absolutely brutal rec-
ognizes the woman’s claim on him be-
causesof her relative delicacy of body.
011. these chivairous sentiments to-
ward womelnhe manners of civilized
men are in large part formed: so that
With
$1, 365 425. 33..
on Delight. pen are liahie‘to lose‘ail standards in
manners mmlel' any considerable
_‘3694 proportion or the women who come
:1 within their field of observation show
Dwmm daing bush: _Vlhe1nseivea unworthy of these senti-
nose with us. menu in men by becoming themselves
‘ nears, combative. rude. and lacking in
academy. or by ceasing to condemn
; in their male companions ineolelrce,
violence, solitude.“ and the unsec-
erous use of strength or powers-1m.
.9" W. Eliot in the Century.
South Norwalk I
Trust Co.
1
w.
. "lIIuretohIarcalg
mmwutorpuinoneo!
.flIO Willi“ 'WWG" ads. mm
,tuorcandmrcvwvleulratothem.
1 with "an eye tof- business." ~
i Emma 1111! «My roan: m boy- too. spare.
cine those things which Inner-cc hiI pcr'sonIl appearance--
V those easentiIl tilinga which always mark one as well dressed.
Our holiday ItockI have been selected with an intimate
knowledge of what is most. desired by the men here—Ind wo-
I men with gifts to buy for men. young men and boys, and men
; subtraction”. will find 11111 Item ideal in its
.- all-om push- and! m
" new law ...-4. W vim barriers com
plots and yowwill necked» better attention.
Here are a few suggestions:
GIVE TO MEN GIVE TO MEN
51 mm Ir. ‘NonwaLK 0M1“; Neckwear Caps ,
T"°P"°"'“ 0M ”'3 mm" fl" Tr vciing Bags Hose Blouse WaiIts
____~_ ... .111 it Scarf Fina Knee Pants
Fancy Vests Cuff Buttons Neckwcar
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army .
Republic, will hold m weekly bug]. Rain C0!“ Sleeve Garters Underwear
nose-meeting this evening in the post Wool Gloves Garters Shirts
mom'- “1 Wuhlnwn "mt Suit Cases Suspenders in boer Umbrellas
. Sweaters Fur-lined Gloves Gloves ,
. Uncut: Hayloft. No. 26%, l. o. R. 111.. ~ ,
will hold its annual meeting this eve- W 1P ‘5“ ka‘fieh
sing at’ which time the 08100" re. Mufiiers Underwear Suspenders
DON'T FORGET to thumb of holiday buying, the were-
V deriul SUIT and OVERCOAT values to be secured here.
W
‘frwoi‘s'ronss:
protection are due from men to wo- lui
,daytheyminuemstiug. Everyday.‘
, .
GIVE TO BOYS
1V1 South 111111 St.
. South Norwalk
: F18." FlSil' F lsh'
All Fresh Caught
Sea Trout. Smelt, Spanish Mackerel. Flat and Cod Fish, Eels,
Fish. Salmon, Halibut.
and New Bcdiord Escallops. warranted dry.
and Round Clams, Oysters and
Lobsters. for Saturday
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
FRII DELIVERY. "
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Blinded liiitii 111111111 Money
Under False Protest» From
lllree Immigrant glimmer la
Siemioll 1; ~
STAMFORD, Dec. 18.--vli'or obtain-
ing money under false pretenses from
three innocent immigrant woolen, Sl-
non Dancinger of 421 "East 10th
street. New York. and Hyman
Schwartz of New York.‘ were given
Jail sentences aggregating 18 month,
and fines totalling $760 with costs of
the prosecution. in the city court 8st»
urday. Judge Samuel Young presiding.
The three women arrived in this
country Friday. They. left the
Grand Central Station. each with a
heavy grip in her hand, I shawl over
her head. and a buried innocent
look on her face. Theyw had with
them about 870. The address or a
Polish family in Valley ‘Mreet. Stanl-
lord was on a slip of paper they car-
rled.
Schwartz and Dancinge'r were on
the same train At Stamford the we-
man got off and looked around. bewil-
dered. Then Dnnclnger spoke to
them in their own tongue. “Sign this
book and give your money to us." said‘
Schwartz. “We'll keep it for yQand
when we get to Valley street you ll
get it min."
AI they approached the McMahon
Furniture store. McMahon, who had
taken in everything that went on, no-
tilled the police and the men were
arrested
iiiiii liili Piiillil
fliiiilili iiiiil illiiii
' Resignation oi Clemymall Wile
Comes to Hawaii Congress.
ilIaal Church Said in bi Due
to Dancing
CLINTON. Dec. 18.—-lt became
known laIt week thatflhe Rev. Dr.
Meal-Igor. the pastor of-‘the Congress,
tioual church here will accept a call
from the First Congregational church
of Norwalk and already has signified
his intention or tenderiaghls migra-
tion horn the local church to take
elect February 1, 191:. Dr. Room
or has been I most popular pastor
and is noted throughout this section
as a pulpit orator, of unusual power.
The announcement of the resignation
will be somewhat of a sensation in lo.
cal religious circles. Until a few
months ago, Dr. McGregor was unau-
lmously regarded by. all his congre-
gation Is an ideal“ pastor but sudden-
ly there appeared; a rift in the late.
girls was being prepared for memben
ship in the church and hire. E. F
Harris the..wife of the Congregational
Sunday school superintendent, insist-
ed in inculcating oil the young ladies’
. minds the idea of the sinfuluess of
dancing. The iallure of several of the
-—— pupils to observe her teachings in-
cited lira. Harris tcrcfer the matter
to Dr. hicGregor but the young pas-
tor relused to condemn the light fan-
tastic and intimated that. as the last
Congressional conference had left the
matter to the individual judgment of
the ‘members of the church, he could
do nothing.to interfere with these who
wished to dance. After this, both Mrs.
Harris and her husband at once 80V!
cred their connections with the church
”01'1" m; ;Vg.o%.; Iioo' 1m 1“ m' “m' and their summary action has been
9 “'0 :1”. 1 1:00. i- 00 P- In the talk of the parishioners ever since.
”dill "33110 a. .1114 1:09
“magic I: ”W. "0111:.” While this is not given as the cause,
'° ' F 111. hr ’ of resignation it is rumored that this
It 3- 0.30“ mm may have entered into the case.
.NO' wslkPostofflce “THE commons" 901111113.
No " atellI ocean-vanes
silo: :ffifii‘dn 31mg; Will Be in Nemlk Alter Holidays
33%: 1:1 31.? 1 a 33:3th ”'3‘ for Benefit of Dispensary.
ll: row-Newt" . i West.
11:35 11.7311: .1 .1 south Network. Because of a misunderstanding,
fi; & 3;;finWIW of 3m,“ Let- more or less widespread. on the part
1:80nmu.wwomiil South No Ii ‘ of those interested in the promised
6:00 pm m.-c:al- .111. sun on. Danbury and appearance. of The ,Rclnancers for
5:” p, “$5 .111 and 3.. Norwalk. the benefit” of the diapenssrlm the ‘
31W?- m-afigg. 31; £1.31? New. board of management hereby state
Last malicious etc will]. that the sensational report regarding
“ma" “fig“, "' 3:” out“ "F the company in questloliis enumly un-
it”: geflwfilwm ‘ ture and that the 9111,1111 be given
Sgt: I. mtwm «Bridgeport. as advertised except that the date will
,3: : SIZsEW‘mW" be changed. postponing the perform
gig ; g-zmg‘l‘geg‘ 13:19:11” Nomik once until after the holidays.
:m p. m.‘ we» “aim“ “This change is made-to accommo
: F 3' gm am date thoseunable-tovattend during the
present busy week. when manywho
wish to see the play will be confined
in places of business during
urchins ' '
«me postponed date will he announc-
will be good for such Phi
You- Will Need This w... ‘
WE HAVE A FRESH LINE AND OUR PRICES ARE
LOWEST.
Scéded Raisins, Currants. Table Raisins, Citron, Lemon
Peel, Orange Peel, Mince Meat. Pumpkin, Oranges, Apples, '
Grapes, Grape Fruit. Candy, Nuts. Celery, Cranberries. Sage,
Thyme. Poultry Dressing, Imported and Domestic Cheese,
Jams, Jellies and a complete stock Fine Wines and Liquors,
Bottled Beers and Ales.
A. F. 1111615112311 a Co.
88 ‘- 8! WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALKR I
‘ SLUMBER SLIPPERS.
Three months ago a class of young ‘
A quality. Talk the matter Piel'I Beer. 2 dcz. beta. $1.60,
over Where QUALITY Can you beat it? Call on us if you
cannot Drop us a line. 01 call i6]
TELLS... Get our quotation on \Vhisllies, Wines
'i‘ilc llarris EGans Co. ‘
, TIL. m.
M
Scarfs and. - w
N eckwear: »
For Holiday Gifts
Scarfs.......... ...5octosx.98‘
White Net Guimpes . . . . . . ’. ....... . ..... .31. co
A large assortment of Neckwear. including Stocks, Jabcts, '
Chemisettes, Side Frills, Rosebuds and Fancy Bows. _;
item ........ . .......... ....... ..zscup‘},
.... ocean...-
Eoliday” Aprons
Fancy Aprons... . . . . . . . . .251: and 501: -
Nurse Aprons... ....... . . . . . .. ......... ..25c and sec
Small Tea Aprons .......................... . .asc to $1.25
Housekeepcrs’ Aprons. Princess, Empirem and Cover-all V ‘
Aprons, in Amoslrcag and Percale. ..asc to p51 a .
, Holiday Novelties
Jewel CaSII, Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes, Smokers’ Sets,
Ash Trays, Cigar Cutters. Tobacco Jars, Cigar Jars, Comb
and Brush Sets. Twine Holders, Ribbon Holders, Fancy
Blotters, Fancy Pin Cushions.
CROCHET SLIPPERS .. .. ..... .. . . .;. . roar. and $1. 50 g
...... ............ ...35c
..6 for 51:, a’for 5c, V5Vc
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
POST CARDS.
SPECIAL ..._
‘ HOLIDAYS?“
SALE '
We can till your wants. it you will
. only take the trouble to give us yo
, orders Note this: -
d bottle of either Old Crow. Wilde
Old Dinah or Green River; 1 bet. in
ct; 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 bet.
catei. and a Beautiful Calendar, 1%
only 82.00. ‘
imported Italian Wine, $1. 75 g l»2
in stone jug.
You may buy a coal that’s
cheap, but you don't get
. Cordials Bitters, etc
it will pay you
We guarantee all our goods. ’
Free Delivery.
‘ CaStcilauo & Bards
Prompt 'VDIllvery Everywh
es when sr.
w Merrill
'reccive a thorough training
. Ind- summon: .
? .1 Individual instruction.
won and tickets 1111111 bought“
Tel. 461. - 25 Railroad
Pyorrhea '
Alyce] .
if $332.33.? 1:21:23???
NIGHT
SCHOOL
is for YOU
Spend a few hours ofiyour
spare timecach week at
Merrill Night School and
a gradual recession of the VVguln's
the teeth.
lug germs and discharging its 11
matter with every act of masti
,ka Prompt attention to this “
condition (is imperatives .
relieve those teeth alread I ,
but to prevent its spree to ' V
V parts of the mouth. '
“Dr. 1.11 MAL,
'VIS South I‘ll VSVL. Sahib
in all Commercial Branches.
Special classes iii English
Norwalk Chronicler