(i
Thule Daniaskwailo. «ills, 60°.
“2 150 and $1.00 a yard-
‘IIl'Homolitohed Table Covers--
‘ I ‘1’”, ".325. ‘1-50 ind “loos A
[All Hush Table Sets, hem. :
stitched 8. .
chuck Tow mice, 12 1-26 »
‘ Ind 25o.
Damask Towels—«25¢, coo.
75c and It .uor~
Large assortlnent of Tray
, cloths and ‘Dpylie‘s. I
Wis
«is
I do
Mansokpmo Hotel block "t"
‘Bth‘ semis i
ind-id
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow
flurries tonight or Sunday; colder to
night; moderate variable winds. A
' disturbance over the Gulf of Mexico
‘ is causing cloudy and rainy wepther
‘ in the southern‘dis‘tricts. New Orleans
filported 3.12 inches of rainfall during
the last 24 hours. A disturbance. cen-
trial over Minnesota. is causing con-A
cldersble cloudy weather with flurrles
minnow in the northern districts. The
niperature is somewhat higher bo-
Hississippi river than it was yester-
day grooming. but it is much lower 111M .
the (infirm dish-let. Show who report-
ed this morning drum the southern
port of the Lake regions .
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‘ WEATHER A YEAR Aoo vooav:
Temperature: LcA‘Aiv, 37' highpiiil.
Clear. f. ’ 7",“
Tré‘ members 3 3nd 1' “Bugs No. :A , ~
97 1.0.0. F.. will meet at the head
quarters tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'-
een the Rocky Mountains and the ‘
Basket Balls
ht complete Line of’lllacii. ‘ I
Peruse ".00 7045.00. , .
WM. P BEERS
south Namelk. A ‘ Nomlio
vs
police red light fit the pole at \the
corner of Main and Wall streets for
the night signal.
Mg
Among those who participated were
Miss Ohirldttew Munch.
a drunk he found» at the end of the
ning and he is recuperating.
Norwalk, are spending the day with
port.
player, avenged an insult to his family
inwior of Oranbury. last night.
clock to attend service in the South4 Richard Donovan was arrested YO!-
Worwelk Congregational Church
w...“
Mrs. Frederick H Quintard. 01'
West Washington street, entertained ing. it developed that it was D0110-
the members of the exciting whilst at van’s first offense and the case was .
her home, last evening. There were
nine tables and Mrs. hulhtard proved
a charming hostess.
The members of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42. i. O. 0. R, will attend
A thevespers service at the South Nor~
walk Congregational Church tomor-
row aliternoon. The mebers are re-
quested to meet in the church parlors
at 4: 15 o'clock A_ . ~
-—Velour hats, $5.00. O'Brieh's.
The main floor of A. J. Colins‘ Co.
’store in North Main street is richly
and finely stocked with the wonder
Wares of Santa Claus. and it is
ahloom with suggestions for the
Christmas shopper, with» every sort of
toy. doll or animal that a little boy or
girl could. wish for. and all so bright
and fresh from the factories of Eur-
ope and America. See advertisement.
_ /
nub—~—
Berlin‘s». entered the residence of
Milan W. Pulse, of Bridgeport, for”
merly of Dsnbury', Tuesday night The
burglars secured entrance to the
house by means or second story win-
dows that had been left. open. .probil-
lhly within: their mid while the morn
here of the family were at dinner. lt
is supposed that they Wore expel'tg
“second story workers" and reached
the window by climbing the pillars of
the mill versudah. r
.‘ “lists to order. is. 00. O'Brien.
Captain George ll. Arnold. of the
{Bridgeport police department, who
has many acquaintances in Danbury.
completed fifty years of police service
this week lie became a member of
regular police force in Bridgeport
when it was organised. forty‘three
' years we. and prior to that tints was
i in the days when the
tion. At the Town Court, this morn-
continued indefinitely. , ‘, .
many friends.
stand the strain 01' the wind and tum-
bled down.
tractors doing the electrification work
erected some time ago The work is
bclng done with an expedition and
dispatch that is the marvel of those ’
who are interested'spectators on the
streets. ‘
that the Hotel Mancunian was catch
the several massacre of the place.
3’3 THE DREAMS 0W QHiLDHOOD.i
softly "he falls the driftlns snow
Flva Bills Against llsilrosll Will
JsA introduced lull) Slain
Legislature
‘A'rlw' ‘I‘
”It is reported that me separate
; hills attacking the New Haven road's
‘mismnnasoment on us trolley monop
my in Connecticut are to be introduo
ed in the leéislsture of this state
when it convenes next month.
not likely, that anyof them will pass
atfthis oominrsesslon, but the main
point is that asumcient public inter:
A set has beep aroused inthls state to
l have them put in at all. ‘ ‘
I the New Haven road had the Con-
A nocticut legislatuie repeal the general
railroad hot no concerted movement
against Mellon has been persisted in
or been widespread. Every spasmod-A
‘io effort of a separate community
" here and there to gain relief has
. been prommy choked by the railroad
lobby at Hartford. .. ,
But the five hills referred to have...»
the backing of every city in the state;
Two weeks from next Wednesduv. is Christmas and TOY~LAND ,
is in full swing on our main floor. where a grand display of every
sort of Toy a boy or girl could wish you will find. Electrical Trains.
Air Ships. steam Engines. Drums. Mechanical Toys. Dolls. Animals
of every description. Doll Houses and Furniture.
Games, Books. Sleds, Wagons, morass. in linen every kind and size
of Toy.~every kind and also of Doll, bright and fresh from the
., workshops of Europe and America. ‘
Doll (lo-Carts,
for Christmas
‘jlfts . .
Nothing is more beautiful
volley him. some of tii‘ose .
_ measures seem trivial in their. rend
and cover matters ‘whloh one
‘ might suppose each community could
regulate for itself, but anyone suppos:
r in: that has little conception of the
power at Meiien in every nook and
corner of the dtatAAe Be “A; charters
I for everything in the way of public
_ utilities that any community could
Where he does not
' use those charters he simply keeps
Every lady is a lover of Cutflluss.
nor more appreciative for a Christmas present than anlco piece of
rich Cut Glass at a saving to you from one-third to one-half. We show
a liberal variety in all the newest designs in Wate‘l‘ Sets. Tumblers.
Goblets, Water Pitchers. Bowls, Orange Bowls, Olive on Boa non
Diane’s. Oil and Vinegar Bottles, Pepper and Salt Shakers, Vases. .
Tilly's. Celery Trays, Fern Dishes. Sugar and Cream Sets, But—
tel- Dishes and a hundred other pieces ranging in prices
From 98c up to $10
Llnemeh have arrs the new
. ‘ possibly Want
Professér Victor Biart gave a reei~ I
tal at his New Fork studio yesterday:
hills for honey,- regulation. measures
which this organisation now propoaes
to fight for. would have been politics)
A heresy in Connecticut, hut the spirit
of protest in Massachusctts
'Rhode island has spread over the
" baundarles into liieilen's pet state.
A What the Bills Mgr
The bills are: I *’
(1.) A sum... which will give to
municipalities charged
I with the duty of building} and main. v
taming public streets and highways. a l
more complete and adequate control ~A-
‘ over. said streets and highways. I and .
apical ms war mussels re- “ ‘
(and. i AImuna com. is the caller
’ omcer Thomas J. Barney brought in
Newtown avenue trolley line this moo . . . .
, {though it was admitted thatlmerchants I . _.....__ ._.. ,_
I are not anticipating the wants of theiri Ten per cent. of discomfort
Mrs. Josiah G. Gregory, Mrs. W. H.‘ ‘
Baldwin and Miss Helen Stanley. of are placing orders conservatively. - can find one may: at m
Mrs Willard HA. Washams. ct Budge. -
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of~ equal value. .
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding a 9190.91“! when a «portion of the ration con-
Phillip Whitehonse, professional lbnil .
b‘y “poundln' the dudin‘" can}! sir-.- i
own)!
‘ muted the right to use said streets A
and highways.-
(23A statute to prevent passes: v
gore: from riding between the seals of
open? street cars and limiting the nu...- I
Mir of passengers to “be carried on
closed cars in excess oi the seating .
ed. it is not difficult to select feeds, selling at Seine price. ofi
which contains twice as much value as the other.
’(home ground) Poultry Aldash. which meanwhile
MANUEL ‘f. HATCH. .
~ first in quality. not in price. slain in? ‘ '
arr—Bonnie Home Ground M for Horses. Dotti ‘
terdafsfternoon by Chief William R. ,
A. Buy “Bonnie"
Pennington. charged with intoxica- ‘ '
(8.) A statute providing that the
A public utility commission hold its '
hesungs on matterrpending before
it in the community shunted lay said
Miss Sadie Law, daughter of Pro.
prletor Law. or the Mahaokemo Hotel.
celebrated her birthday yesterday by
entertaining a party of her friends
at a dinner party The affair was a
pleasant one and Miss Law was the
recipient of the best wishes of her
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CO
(4) A statute requiring street car
companies to sell six fares (0r tick
etc) for twenty nveA cents.
in.) A,statute to compel the street
our companies to issue a transfer
that shall be universal in the tender
city in which issued.-
Rorords of every senator's and rep
resentatlve’s vote on each of these
measures will be kept, and they will
be opposed or supported for reelec-
tion accordingly, bounce Athis trolley
matter and the broader'question of
:3 the steam road monopoly are to
-' make Connecticut's main political is-
. and from now on.
” Waterbury is the‘ only mph in. the
state'where there are slxrides for a
- quarter. That is due to an old char-
. tor rovinlohhntedatins New Haven
j'A . which Mellon cann
A way from Waterbury.
BuckWheat. Pea. Nut.
Stove. E32. Broken
The' new concrete house which Con-
tractor Wood is erecting at Nash's
corner for Samuel G. Cheesbro caved
do last night. The first story remain-
ed intact, it having hardened suffic-
iently. but the second floor. which
was still in a track condition, defied to
6 owner of
MOYER CAR
As to its my running and satisfactory service.
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL TO A MOVERA.” ‘
Automomles to Rent lay the Hour, Iiay’ or Week.
'1913 Models Now Ready.
OSCAR H. BANKR ,.
«AsAosenlvss when. A AA
The Jonson-Gifford Company, cun- I
on the New Haven line has a‘gang of 5
men at work today installing the .
cross pieces on the stool caiumni '
THE, HAT Times
I New York Hatter Expresses Fear ”of
A Tariff Reduction ,
Commenting on conditions In the:
wholesale hat trade in New York city A
Daily Tracie Word yesterday 2
mar--
it “he .thl'rty one years use today
.............
iishcd. 'l‘be timepauosao quickly to
the oidorrpeople that‘the lifeless»
residents sedom recalrhow long the
hostelry. has been doing abuslncss This
institution has done mods to build up
Booth Norwalk and to also; it a goat!
imputation by reason of the hoesltal~
ity that has always been dispensed 3v
~ . BI WALL “REIT docalmui saleamomt-s' showed two A I
2 «use oi mud business yesterday." Main 6
' store 119an hrlsk’iloar sales. due .‘
they laid ‘to the proximity of the boil-A
divs, which always mm to liven
Mound the end of {no your
‘ ouym livers reported to have placed
. exclusive orders Ala many instances on
t1 the flexible variety.
" although‘aoft hate and caps continua.
nil“ scrum
The dream of childhood ebb and AM," " ‘
. lhcoanBakin Powde d
2 Willow miecomorlliam?
_ mGrapes
gin of profit now and be feared the . ‘CONBlBTENT END
result if the‘ tariff was lowered. ' “But " protested the stage on
On the other hand manufacturers as er,- 'don’t you think it looks
a whole said that they are confident.’ xyou to wear. your diamonds in"
that «business is not going to fall off. char-acts: of the deserted wire?’
as in their opinion the country is in A “Oh, no," replied the metro
healthy state. reports from all corners must have observed that I hav
indicating that the situation is viewed looted gm- that purpoge the
in an optimistic‘ vein by the mailman“. and plumest .11..an
American public Men on the was“ own.”—-A7»The Catholic standard a
were said to be doing a good. trade. at {Times
customers to anngoeat extent, A and furnished room is too much 01“
cent. comfortable by answerln
when the vacant property grows luv, IA , ,A
too expensive use a Sentinel Wand '
A ‘ . A
.. Rentinel want Anaconda rose
Dr Goods Co.
l(iNflOARPOFlA'I'ED)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN S'l REET
Extra Specials Tonight 3
Supply your needs tonight at money~snving prices. ' .
6 inch Satin Messallne Ribbon, value 390, colors red. black". white
pink Tonight .......... ................, ....... . ......... 24c; ynAI
12 12c Men's Black or Tan Hose, all sizes. Tonight .71: till I
A 5c Xmas Handkerchiefs: Tonight ...... ....... .. 7‘ for 250 I:
31. 50 Couch Covers. Tonight‘ ..... , ......... ..... 2
85.95 Childrens Chinchilla Coats. Tonight ...............
Laos Trimmed Combination Corset Cover and Drawers. Tonight 4
Our display of Xmas Jewelry, fancy articles for men and in
men. surpasses anything or its kind shown in The Norwalks in
may cars. It will pay you to visit our store tonight and see in
pretty things. . . ~. My
Shop early! Your self in meat demands that you
do not postpone till the eleventh hour your
Christina- mopping-mar should you forget that
' 'muny forcehectlvia buyers of Ford cars were dis-
appointed last mason because they foiled to lilacs
curly orders. 9 i... Benedict. Agent, 98 South
Main street. -
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OLD DOMINION LI
Short Sea Trips. osmium Wick Ends one“
. A, Mm slid Rest to \
conspire. Rostrum. mention
WASHINGTON. D. G.
Norwalk Chronicler