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of all kinds promptly built. leads
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Look at my window at 51 lain
St, Norwalk. and see how pretty
you can make the tree look this
year. I carry both battery and 110-
volt 'outiits at prices that will sun
prise you.
CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Address:
51 MAIN 01'. NORWALK
Telephones: Odin 101; house. 31-!
‘Mlss May Bennett, of Eelden ave-
nue, is entertaining friends from out
of town.
Attorney J. Belden Hurlburtt. of Nor-
walk, spent yesterday in Westpont on
business.
Alexander Dannenburg. of Bridge-
port. spent last evening with friends in
Norwaik.
Mrs. Walter Piersui, or Springwood
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Elwood.
of Cleveland, Ohio.
_ The Norwalk board of library direc-
tors will hold a regular business meet-
(ing this evening.
, Charles Drew, who has been driver
' for the Union Parcel Delivery, has re-
feigned his position
Frank Waters. of South Norwalk,
spent New Year's day with friends on
West avenue. Springdale
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5'" “Latest style Derbies at O'Brlcn' a.
Miss Edna Howard. of Norwalk, is
1 visitng Mis‘des Natalie and Ruth Pro-
vost. Main street, Stamford.
j relatives in Danbury, this week.
1.
. evening in,lt5 quarters in Washington
street.
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Isclioda1Yaclit Club will be held this
evening in
street.
L Clinton Commandry. No.93. Knights
Templar, will hold a stated com-luv.-
ln the Masonic Temple in Wall street, 1 7
this evening.
Mrs.
quite ill at her home.
an early recovery.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of the Building Trades Council will be
held this evening in its rooms. in
South Main street.
Theodore 0. Olsen has sold his lot
in Gibson Court to A. E. Winchester.
' Mr. Olsen has seq-mired another tract
in the court property. .
rrhe N. a. RyanCo. are exhibiting
their new... line‘ of embroiderlee tor
' 1912. Some. very special values are
being oi‘liered- this week
. Mien Carrie Anderson, of Smith
street/in confined to her home and has
“linen ill for several weeks with a se
were attack of rheumatism.
,. There will be a nicotine: the Trol-
11 leymefi‘s Union tomormw‘evening in
' '1 the Main eu-eet quarters. All members
fare requested to be present.
1 . ~ Douglas 510111011, No. 15 Women’s
if'heliet Corps wliihold its ‘weekly busi-
(noes meeting this evening in the Post
room. in Washington street.1
t
The Board or Electrical com-1101051011:
515 will hold 15150010505111.0115 meet-
in: this evening in the emcee or the
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' Loose Lear gear 5110115115 Ann. _.
Special sale of writing paper at Wil-
liam P. Beers, South Nomik and Nor-
walk. Sm advertisement.
Miss Alice 0. Marvin of Wilton.
and her friend. Mina Helen Hubbeil, oi
Norwalir. spent New Year's day in
Brooklyn.
Miss EmmaJayne, of Wilton. who is
in the Norwaik hospital undergoing
treatment. is setting on icely and will
soon be home.
A regular bi-Iweek-ly business meet-
ing of Eureka Rebekah maze, No. 52.
l. 0. O, F., will be held this evening
in the Odd h‘eilowa’ hall, in Washink-
ton direct.
Uncoin Council, No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
its weekly business meeting this eve-
ning in the Mystic Chain Hall, in
Washington street.
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The tramp house in Norwalk obel-
wired 400 knights of the road during
the month of December. More than
this number are expected this month
because oi‘ the weather.
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From plans drawn by' ‘Architect
1‘on January 10111.
‘ .loking forward to the oceaniou with
The monthly business meeting of tho‘
its hall in Washington
Woodrutf booming, of New York, the
Mrs. Frederick w. Stock, of Taylor 1 contract has been siren tor the propos-
1.1”? avenue. is the truest of friends and
.denre of inn-end Von Oirbig, of Sil-
‘ vermine,
An adjourned meeting of the South;
Norwaik Fire Police will be held this:
ed extensive alterations to the reel-
The Norwulk Club will hold another
of their (-nioyable‘ninochie evenings
The members are
pleasure. A club lunch will be served
following the games.
The Connectimt School Document.
just issued, contains the dates and
places for the holding of examinations
for state teachers' certificates. August
11nd 8'-have been selected as the time
for the sessions in . ranklln school.
1 South Norwalk.
E. M. Jackson, 01’ Elm street. is1
Friends are ex-:
tending sympathy and best wishes for.
~Low crowned Derbies at O'Brien'a.
(Jockcnoe Tribe No. 82. l O R. M..
k1vi1 hold the regular weekly business
meeting this evening in Red lTlen'a
11.1“ in the Gazette building. All
members of the tribe are asked to be
on hand bemuae impel-tantlmeineaa
relative to the anniversary celebration
is to be transacted.
The Reynolds Motor Car Oompahi'.
of Norwalk, has brought wit against
its attorney, ira 0. Gregory. The suit
is the outcome of the carnage done to
one of thelrcara by running into an
open and unprotected excavation in
West avenue some little time ago.
The Buckingham Woman's Relief
Corps, 1N0. 30, 111er the regular bund-
ness meeting yesterday afternoon. at
which time ilnsl preparations were
made for the joint installation with
Buckingham Pout, 1N0. ‘12, G. A. R.
These will beheld thio'evening and
as usual an interestiru time is emot-
ed. '
1. .
John W. Wdl‘le was the avast 0‘
Dr. John 1‘. Kennedy. torment-y of1
South Norwalk.‘ at. the moohlmnavy
yard on Monday.
tertained by Dr. Kennedy on the bm
,tleship houieians. Dr. Kennedy was
111 the best at health and 'lpllilti slid
local friends. .
Windowed l-‘A
the City or Norwaik (or 8500 thmnxh ,.
Mr. Weiss was on- W
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.. Tell winter
1 by Hart Schsiiner & Marx.
thesepricesz-
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shoes.
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Avril 15.1901
January 1902
January 1904
January 1906
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Judas Banks of Fairlieid Brings Suit
'. to Oct Part of Mlliiansior Her.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.——'Mrl.
Curtis Lawrence complained in' the
Supreme Court yeatoflily that al-
thoush she was 1151: to more than
010000006 hen the estate or her
aunt. the late Mary 0. Piuolmey. Ilia
was in actual pbvcrty at the present
time Mrs. Lawrence aired the court
to have the estate moaned so that
she ”may be able to anneal-t herself.
There is more than -$2.000.000 due
her immediately. she said. the mault
1 at a recent sale of a portion of the
Hackney estate, “the total value or
which is estimated at between 080,-
000,090 mid 940.000.0001 The suit
, -!or Mrs. Lawrence by
Elmore 5. Banks. who was appointed
by- 0115 Probate Court 01 11511-55111.
Con-01.. as committed or the property
at lira. lawrenca. at that time Julia
A. Gurtias. The court held that m
wwss 111th to mange liar.
, allalra.
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‘ DISTINCTIVE {IN BTWDY FOR
YOU TO WEAR
. In all the history ol'elothes, 115011111; in the w5y of even-
i in; clothes have ever been produced to approach thosc made
In finish, in design, in perfection of. detail and fit here
are swallow-tail suits and Tuxedos be taller can match at
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”.mhveofiumakes sslow asho ityou
And they are ready to put on and wcsr—clothes you will
be proud of because they will make you look right and feel
Evening Dress Vesta, $3 to $5.
Tuxedo Vests of gray silk, 83. so
Ties, Shirts and everything else for full dress—excepting
we arenas:~
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Capital 1 Surplus & Profits 1 .
TSUUTH NORUATK TRUST (ONTANTT
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All Kinds 51 FreSh no, Oysters.
Escallops, Long and Round Clams
Gosling Clams for Baking
AT
cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
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Deposits
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400,005.15
777,470.00
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1M 11. Hawaii! WAN-rs 'ro KNOW.
New Canaan Dog Warden Goes to
Standard for information. .
Theodore Hawiey, 11- he has been dog
warden in New (Jana thesd‘paet 20
years or root‘s. was in tamlord, Wed-
nquy. seeking information as to the
compensation or dog wardens there.
Mr. Hurley's 'hiait followed an “an-
nounooinent" that the New Canaan
betcha-idea were intending to allow
him 011111025 the comiu: year. He was
inclined to blame this “economy" on
the 11011110411501.1150;- whatever that
may be.
"Field thorn they could have the old
job. it that's all bhey'd allow me." said
Mr. Hartley. “ ‘I've been a catchin’ ed
dogs long enough to know the job‘s
worth morph that. Mebbe‘they pay
more here, neighbor?” This latter re-
mark was addressed to Town Clerk
Waterbury. who is evaryone’s “heigh-
her." 1.Mr Waterbury sent llr. Hawley
to the aehotlneu tor the intomatien.
butthelmwarenotin.sohere.
turned to an: lewd clerk's elites and
his story. He said that
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ipcsker Cllrk had called the House
01:er Reptsiedtatlvo Henry m
at at the Capital wsdaomy. but be
p was “poem to appear later yesieln
day.
110171.151. oi Thrill Law.
"111-. Hill's bill was a revision 11: the
former bill, which Input in on the
, drat day at this session 01 Consuls.
allowing corporations to tile their M1
m. under the corpordtion tax law
of the PayneAldric-b ~1an law. at
other times of year, thanjor a. fiscal
year that corresponds with the calen-
dsr your.
To Fix Own Year.
The revised veraiop‘is a much shor-
ter and simpler bill than the femur
one, but in des ed to be fully as
spoeiiic and co probonaive.
it will allow each corporation to
designate the ilscnl year to he report-
od'on, to specify that its fiscal years
basins March 1 or July 1 or at such
similar periods as suits its conven-
ience. After the decal year has been
Axed by a corporation. it is specified,
the corporation muetmtick to it. so
that it will be sure tomake a report
daometime during each year.
’ Till! legislationaillr. Hill believes,
in demanded by Connecticut corpora-
tions enacted by the tuning law as
”well as by corporations in other parts
of the country; and inasmuch as the
corporations are required to pay the
heavy tax, he thinks they are entitled
to: this consideration: .1
For Moitlnisy Club speaker.
Benedict ii. Holden. or Hartlerd
is in Washington leaking for a
master m a banquet of a ”employ
Club to he held in Waterbury, Gena.
within a dsw weeks lie has asked
the Connecticut senators and Repre-
scutative Hill to use their influence
to persuade Senator Burton to be the
principal speaker at the dinner.
That people in Connecticut are not
backward in coming forward for what
they want Congress to do during the
present session is well shown by the
number of petitions from eitisens oi
the Nutmeg stale presented in the
serum and House during the two
days since congress reconvened.
General Parcels Posy,
The Connecticut State Board or
agriculture. in a petition put in by
Senator McLean. asks Congress to
establish a general parcels, post; and
the savinsa Rank association of New-
town, Conan ,nirs .9 titer legislation
carrying out the recommendations 0T
the Hadley commission on legislative
control of railway Investments.
publicity regarding all bond and stock
lull-ea of common carriers is the
. chief remedy advocated by the com
mission.
Ten citioens oi’ Seymour have 110k-
ed Congress. through Senator Mc-
Lean. to reduce the duty on sugar.
This is taken here arihe outgrowth
of recent ndianccs in the price of the
sweetening substance extending over
rural months
A, bill increasing the pension at
William Thomas. at Southington.
(301111., from 315 to $40 per month.
has been put in by Senatorhicbcan.
He was a member of Company E. 3th
Connecticut Volunteer infantry.
UNDERPAID CHICAGO PREACHERS
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—Chicago preach-
ers are'underpsld. eyerworked and are
in need of a labor union to ‘protect
theirintereata, according to Rev. Mel-
bourne ii. Boynton. pastor of lasing
ton Avenue liaptiat Chh‘rch hero.
lieu. lioynton made the statement
» in' the course of a speech to chefs and
cookr' last might. iii which he said
that the ministers were ready and will-
lnx‘ to assist them in organising to
help their conditions in the hope that
the chela and cooks will return the
favor and help organize the ministers.
underpaid class," said Rev. ileyntorz.‘Al
"lean sympathise with you because i
am in that class too. " .
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. HOTEL ARRiVALB. 1
limousine-4R. Carter and with,
Charles Woods and wits. H; J. Duncan,
T. 0. 1.1505111! (3 01.111191110000111. New
vol-11:10.0 Weyu. 9155510. New Jar.
say; la. Mints. Newark. N. J.; O. B.
~Benediot\tnd Mimi-I111. www.135-
port; W. H Mead, A“. 8isorbein, New
Haven; D.’ D. flattery. New Rochelle;
R. O. Kartley, 11001155111115 A. Nouis.
Danhmy: L R. Hurlhutt, Wilton; 8.
Mathewson. J M. Layton. city.
Hanrroao HAO $111,000 F as.
HARTFORD, Jan. 5.571Fire bro but
store in the annex of the Allyn‘house
on Trumbull street. musics damned
The hotel property was not injured.
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ed ocu ists graduate physicianwito‘ "
yesterday forenoou in a stationery 1
to the Amount of 519.909 to the stock. .
.‘l‘he 515 11151150 among a collection 01 .1
GOLD MEDAL BUTTER. 1
cans CAMPBELL'S SOUP
COFFEES. per pound ......
TEAS. per pound.
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MAUD 8.1BRAND FLOUR...........bag, 75c; bbis
ONES’ SUPERLATIVE FLOUR. . .. ring. 851:;
ELSBURY’S or GOLD MEDAL". . . .bag. has; Nil...
ANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound
CLARK’S ELGIN LUNCH MILK CRACKERS, lbi . .
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that it lies over one hundred feet abo
dust and all the other nuisances usual
From this property one can walk
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RAILROAD OTATION 1...
cannot be a real experience if your
mouth contains aching or sensitive
teeth. Now that the excitement of the
holiday season is over. there can be
no better time to attend to that part
0‘ one'a health and well-being than
the present. With each passing year
science is developing new ways and
means for the benefit of mankind, and
1! am always anxious to give my pa-
tients every ad vantage of up-io—date
methods and scientitlc care.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
15 South llsin at. Booth Nos-wan
Noun:
days by appointment only.
lanthanum. Bill-
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Utiliae our phone service in order-
ing your bottled beers, wines. whis~
kies. olive oil. etc... tor it is prompt,
accurate and dependable.
Perhaps yen have had dliiiculty in
securing a satisfactory quality olive
oil; it so, we ask that you try our
pure olive oil and secure the very best
that is to be had.
Besides’ carrying Olive Oil 'we carry
a complete line of imported and do-
meatic wines, whiskies. liquors. etc,
and also have a complete line‘ of ital-
ian wines, cordiala bitters,ver1nouth,
etc
If you drink ole-«drink st. Nicholas
Casteilano & 011115111
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A Happy ,, New Year:
There is no charge for consultation. ,
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our city, but do you resili‘e the fact
ye tide water and is free from noise.
in the center oi any town! ‘
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by Enrolling at
Merrill : .
Business College
Day and Night Sessions
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free.
South Norwaik
Port Chester Stamford '
leave your the? sub .
that you must have ‘ '
“Very to keep your 11011150011518
Look over your bins new and
your order in time~delivery is a
be delayed by inclement Wealth
Afl QUALITY
you think of
, goods. , ,
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" 1 59:. he. .01. that.
1.101011 Flannelette Skirts. .
_ 50c.
" ‘ Children’s Fiannslette. Night
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children's Financiette SW1
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