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aveykhealth and strength. I
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inalre oleasant the bleak and
Gary days of all the year. _
turn cheetless Winter into gen-
a1 Summer’and make a change of L
climate unnecessary.
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$7 a $10
frills tally Lora, ill» Allah Mt:
Vein. Feared fluorite Would
gum“ liar.“ ‘
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Aftei attempting to effect an en-
‘ trance into 58 Putnam avenue where
:1 his lady l'lfltmd, is working Daniel Wil-
son was arrested last. evening by (lhi‘et'i
William R. Pennington and Officer
Wallace R. Sammie. and a brand new
.38 calibre revolver, fully loaded and
primed for action tound upon him
Wilson was arrested. charged with
carrying concealed and for threaten.
lug assault.
Wilson was uhpareutly after his
friend, Miss Allin; McCrea. honour/eon?
Men’s Women and
Children’s Fancy
Slippers at 50c.to $2
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SOUTH NORWALK
For your New
Year’s Gift
V'iiiliilt
NOACK’S
.35 NORTH MAIN 8T.
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Tel. 363-4
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TWIN CITY
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CIGARS
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Wilke. 2?
"E 17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 338-5. ‘
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CHRISTMAS. cons EARLY :
mom/om THE RusI-I.”
‘V ,‘sPECIAL—s LB. BOX assr. :
3.. cuocotA'res. $1.06 '
Real” ‘eharacterVE ‘can I never
tolled by' the worst out over.
.wifiiwmpairoi'shoes
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George-innit; HD8011
' Georgy—What does this mean?
you get them? .
. Soanamma telephoned 441 to
. Wm Enron. in Fort St” East NOI-
walk who pays to 1h t0I rags and
best prices for ruhlIeIs. uremia and
leather beds. lie doesnt go
around with bells. and 35 Fort St
must he on'the «wagon. and the
driver must site you a duplicator
bill with name and oddities. i
am taking orders out of town, it
you let me know ahead of time.
H E Bur V V
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The B. Hershfieid &80a 80.
Tel. 296 122 Water 8!.
"a
4 “t at number till with whom he.
A new pair of shoes? Where Aida '
has
been keeping company Ifor sometime.
Miss Motlren appeared in Court ibis
morning; and toutit‘iod against her too
Iner lmer who startled the court by
retaliating and offering the lnt‘mmu~
tlou that he saw no reason Wit) Mira
Matron was afraid of him, inasmuoh
as for two “whole years he lived with
her as man and with, paid her hills,
indulged her with all she Irritated in
the way or trinkets, etc, and finally
came to South Norwaih Sunday night
. at. nor urgent request. spending the
night with her at 58, Putnam around.
leaving that house atuoon on Sunday.
3 Wilson was pioltod .IIp by the in!»
line on Sunday on the complaint of his
lady love, who assorted that ho had
V throatonod to shoot her. At that time
no weapon was found on his prison
and he was Illslnisaod
l At 614 {I o‘oioolt lust ovrminit. (tillvot
Bauumis was Walking his heat in North,
Main strum when he noted that the
red lights unto lighted. (lolngito the
polite \on he won or‘tdtettd' to go to (ES
Putnam uwuuo and got the man who
nus attempting the oileol an entrance
them and who ionized snsplt I».ious
{’hlei Pennington who “as at home
was aleo notified and started for tho
place. Both met there but could find
no tram of Wilson, Walking down
i’lna atreot however. that found him
and placed him under urroat.
At (‘ouii this morning Wilson said
that he had lmnaht the and to tithe
back to Providence with him‘ no he
was uhald or the Portuaoae who «rem
Working in that triti‘. The charge of
ihroa‘touod assault was dropped by the
., ‘ rourt and: he was lined $215 and costs-
ior carrying roucoaled wenponnI
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GERMANY MAY W DUTiI‘S.
m Mat W The! M
M M lath? Tm
WABFHNGTON. Doe. 2T.-li‘ 1302'“
‘many. as reported, intends to refuse
:Amerioan exporters of tool steel and
hard mourn the benefit at the low
duties on those commodities amorti-
led to Swaden and Japan in recently
negotiated trade mention. the State
Department has not been informed of
that tart. consequently it has been
impossible for the Department to
make any satisfactory response to VII-
rlous annulus inquirers in the steel
and ruhher trade. ‘
When Germany was acorn-tied mini-
mum tullti‘ rates on her goods enter
ling America that government agreed
to grant American exporters the con-
ventional rates of tariff on their goods
shipped intotfiorniany. So. for this
asleemeut has been respected. li
Germanv intends to malte on mean
iiou now in the case of tool steel and
hard rubber. on the mound that Ame-
tree eutrv tor their goods on terms of
equality with Canada, theta will he
nothing for the State Department to
of the toutiue proceedings initiated in
the appeal at the paper and pulp im-
WANil‘ED.
porters from the decision of the Ame-
linen eolleetots assessing duties upon
‘ Tdnvumrrowrccmmnemon.
the American steel and hard rubber
WANTED- ~19}! PERlENCED OPER»
stars on skirts and dresses; also finish-
ers on some. Call Joseph Lpth & Co
factory. Norwaik
”sx-oovsnuon nouns ovme. ”
GORHAM, Maine, Dec 27. L—Former
Governor Roble is believed to be dr~
be ing or complication of diseases at his
home here. He is nearly ninety years
rold
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d2? 1t
exporters must continue to pay the
presont rates on goods shipped to Gen '
man" V
’ That (lemony will feel disposed to
go further in this matter and eIVttendV
her policy oi retaliation generally to
American products in doubted here.
The reason for this doubt is~ that the
paper and pulp laéuaf is likely to be
adjusted in a manner satisfactory to
.leermu‘uy in recognition of her elation.
to Canadian preterential rates within
‘ the near fixture. _, ~V E
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DODTDN MAN DROP8 DEAD.
BOSTON. Dec. 27.
Ilea hi denwlag German paper makers‘
do. it is declared, but await the issue
#Wliiie coming ‘,
Solos changes Made by Inspec-
tor l. l. Continual Proved
Beneficial ‘
Fire Alarm inspector Joseph J. Ca»
hill.» or Norwallt, has been busy the
past tow days. for after January tot
he will be an f'ex,“ or which we have
heard so much. Mr. Cahlli’s aim has
heen'to get all thoInew boxes in and
working and to get the new arrange
moat satisfactorily adjusted before
leaving his office. He has successfully“
aorompilahod the purfloso in View and
deserves commendation for the way III
whit-h the system now operates.
New fire alarm oards have been»
printed and are being distributed
showing the vintages in the ho): hum-
hers. as were given recently in The
Seutiuul.’ Every one should acquaint
himself with the new schedule of box-
os. tho ayutem uowlheiug much simpler
and easy to lllLV‘l'l‘lOlet’. in ease the
knowledge gained from the cards
should be another! at some time in the
future. The arrangement may be
learned in it tow moments and this is
[llatrtli'tllll all that is netosaur)‘ to
know at first '
Whoa Monday and the New Your
come to Norwallt simultaneously. in»
spotttor't‘tahlll Vwili relinquish his posi-
tion to John ll. Hort, recently appolutE
ed by the itepnhllran majmlty «zoom
(ll. 'l‘hia mwlr appointed ottlotnl it.
well ntquuialnd IElIlI the duties of the
oiling for he has hell the some plaot.
provltutalr. He is a I-apnhlo man and
hits former ri-rrord is in part, responsi-
hlo for hls‘ reappointment.
When the now inapori'or takes holzl
ot‘ the MSiolll oi \‘ura‘nlk lit‘ will had
it in as horiott 'IIIIler as it haan‘vor
been and as it is possible to audio. in V
spoolor (‘ahill has lat-«II It coustlon
tlous worker and his duties. well mu
{In lllt'il, are, altlIolIuh Ill rout complete.
well known to man) and ammo; iuiodE
in a large unmhrI at (it) oilitluls and
tlrtnuol't
WA .4”
llllills All} lliltlllli
Mrs William H. Zarr.
Mr and Mrs. Slamuei s Worden re-
(solved word yesterday or the death at
Mm. William ll Mr. Mrs Wordeu‘s
mother which
in Mount Klnoo. N Y“ Christmas Dar *
She was eighti four years of one and
was a grandma er of Councilman
m V W rot Normal: Mr
out W B S Worden time we to
mun-m to attend the fumt aer-
vi‘eea to ba‘ heldstomorrom mutant.
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V Funeral't‘of Mr. Burr
The funeral of Charles A. Burr, the
N0! walk fireman and Odd Follow, all!
he held this alterno'on at. ‘3 .30 o'o cool
The. firemen W to thrn out in a body
and the pallbearers will he three ot
each the Phoenix Engine Company
and Our Brothers‘ Lodge, No. 10, l. (l.
0. li‘. interment will follow in the
Norwnlk cemetery. and Rev. Frank D
To» Iev. pastor of the Norwaik Motho
dist Church. will otllriato V
Marin Antoinette Miler.
Marla Antoinette Miles widow of"
the late George Miles. died at the
home of her non. Frederick Miles. of
25 ‘I‘nylor avenue teat night at the age
‘oi 70 years. The funeral will take
place trorn the home of her son on
Fridai afternoon at; 2 o'clocitmnd lite
remains will be placed in the River
side cemetery vault until spring. when
they will he} interned. at Long Ridge
WWWMMW‘IDM
LAW l6 PECULIAR.
M
Attorney Goldmhmidt mks. I Diocov
cry In the State's General Statutes.
At whatrttmé in the calendar year
a1
does Mandi: fimnm Gannon? This
uormnn phip and paper Mushroom
uncertain has been brought to} Elana, or
It section in I[the hook at public acts
concerning egal holidays. Prosecu
ting Attorney Louis Gnldschrnldt is
‘piron the credit for finding the curious
law which follows; ‘ .
‘ x L Chapter 92
An Act Amending an ant Concernlii
V largo!» Holidays ‘ L.‘
Be it omitted or the Senate and
House or Representatives in (ion.
- oral Assembly oonrened: ‘
Section 1. Section 4364 or the! gen-
8
eral statutes is hereby amended by in- E
‘ sorting in‘ the fourthyllno thereof. V
A tor the orda "Italic"
I ” t'ho words
"the twelfth do
Columbus Day)!»
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red at not home . .
Emommmdod or the governor of this
in legal hoildal
wed VI palataneimehem Steel
m
3 and 5 Gazette Building E
NORWALK. CONN.
‘ in
of the Heliday Stocks
TICLEB. CALENDARS. BODKLETD FOR THE NEW YEAR. BOOKLETS. LEATHER GOODS, METAL ""
NOVELTlEB, ETC.
Bargains' at the Basement—~20 per cent. reduction
ON ALL OF THE HOLIDAYECHINA LEFT, lNCLUDlNG THE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AT 250, 500, l V V
75¢. $1.00. E _
nuswanrs LEADING
our GOODS s'roas
ope-o0
cocoo-
1
, Caterer
(battering for Receptions, llalis,
» Weddings. Card Parties. or will
furnish waiters for all occasions.
'ilust (iron me a turd. or call.
Win. Young
12 RAYMOND 8T.
H.
The" Leading Family Outfitters
in .The Norwalks,
.
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60 dozen Westport
Eggs 37c dozen
at our NORWALK
Store
Boater S. Beers j& Co.
I: w. wasume'ron ‘31.. no. new.
20 wooowaae AVK» so. «on.
WMMN or. nonmlt
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* »Do your trading. here.
We man supply . your.
washroom needs without
you being omnpelled to
lay out a whole lot. of
money at; one time.
Our System 01 Charging
Bis sosimpie and our sys-
tem hf collecting soaea‘syi
that; the pangs 01 need
never enter your home.
From new on, the Profits
on our". Glands will be '
out to the minimum and
we want you to take ad
vantage of the extraordi-
nary ofl’er. ”
mien Sunday the \londay next tollow-
lag such this and any claw appointed or
state or the president or the United.
Staten as a day of thanksgiving. {aw
tag or religious observance. shall he.
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WALL swam, 10:10 I. my— Pride,
movements among the standard stookd‘
were inconsequential in the opening
transactions. Trading was light and».
theehanges were almost salinity div-
ided betwen small losses and adrau»
can. some of the less prominent is-
sues more}! more widely. Interna~ E
tioual Maroontlle Marine mid. rose a
point. andEMisVsourl Pacino ill. Allis-
Uhnimers flirt. lost 1,5. ,
WALL STREET. 11a. nix—Price‘s of
railroad stoolrs' favored a lowermlovol.‘
but there was a boiler market for van
ions specialties Amalgamated Cop-
ut‘l udtauced it and the International
Mercantile Murine was Ierya active at
2 points higher Business generally K
wits oi limited proportions and fluotu
alloua Wore narrow
i WALL STREET noon -Specuiattve
interest was diverted to the special-
ties. owing to the continued Maggie
near or the staudrud stocks. importlint
gains were made by a number of spe-
cialties. but the market as a whole, ai-
terEE‘evel‘oomhIg u taxidermy towards
heaviness early in the day, was firm ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ " " ‘ ‘ I ,
and quiet through the morning. mud: Gould gm... oeuentted Denver & Rio W ,
ins continued to he on a small scale. Grande “(1.1, and Missouri Pacific
with an absence of hggriesslve tactics 1 1% Rock Island pm improved 1 1. 4
bY operators on either ”(18%“ the international Harvester became weak
market The undertone oi! the iiiurkot and 50m ,1 1.4 below yesterday 5 dog.
glow better in the second hour, some tug.
of the leading floor operatots bidding , .
‘LUD the representative stocks of gym» CC D WAVE COMING. ,
polity witht manipulation of mm CHICAGO. Dec. 27.—~-A o‘oid wave
specialties. having or the leaders, sweeping down trorn the uoItimest has
‘ or“. was or II restricted ciiar‘aeter reached the Lake region. Since yes-
a deinand soon waned Among terdnap, noon the temperature has
' ‘ ‘ National» Biscuit jump- [alien trot! 41 to 22 degrees above
3=8 antique?“ was said at the governin‘e‘ut
‘ leather bureau that the temper tare
. . I‘ubahly would tall ten degrees ‘
"ulatlI'e or» ' II this section before ammo
lly display- It“ Heavy sugars are reported
-eonIIln and ports a: Michigan. Elie
oi» attire stormqnaythe (alt in all I
‘ ording to, he
"WEAR A BENJAMlN"V
Start the Now Year with the
right kind of Clothes. There are
,no better ready-to-wear'Clothea
I madovthan’ V
' “Benjamin"
We ”are exciilslve‘ agents,‘ 1‘
this famous make. '
Suits and Over Vets
Norwalk Chronicler