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ALLEGED HORSE THIEF AND
BURGLAR HEILD.
. Humans-n. Dec.
lea. charged with the theft of a horse
and buggy eluted by Street Commie
sinner Henry S. Atwood, rickshaw
_ William blassaan, manager of Music
Hall, is spending the day in New York
city.
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J l Mallette is showing a dainty
assortment of tea aprons for Christ‘
mas gifts
4 Cassius Gmlnynan,_ol Wiltongis vis-
Plumtrees, 'Bethel.
Kenneth M Tollea. of Yale College
spent the Thanengiving recess with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M.
Tolles, of this city,
'Edwin Fox. of Union street, is to
covering Ifrom a had full sustained
Monday night when he slipped on the.
‘ ‘ HolidayA‘ssortments of
stairs at the {lfiex~'\1fhgatre. .
. ‘ DAINTY
prous
Tea W8. blurb. and Lace
trimmed. small and medium
-~A program of music and clean-
tion at 8:15 tonight at Trinity Pariah
Bazaar.
T. A. ‘Scott Company, of New Lon-
don, Conn, has completed excavating
5,000 years of mild from in from olf-
. size . . ,. .......... [25¢
. er .......
Raymond Emma’s WNW“ 0“. W“ Dotted Swiss and Lawn Tea
street. Aprons. daintily trimmed with
Mrs. Millard Sturtevant and" little
eon have returned to Great Harrington,
Mass.. alter a week's visit with Mr.
and Mac. George E. Heard, of Center
street, Bethel.
The adoption degree was conferred
on one candidate at the meeting oi
linras Tribe, No. 26, I. O. R. M., last
evening. The second degree will he,
worked next week.
Val. lace and Emb. 500
Sheer Batiste, Dotted Swiss
and Net in assorted designs.
beautifully trimmed with lace
and Era-b. ...... 75c to 31.50
J. I Mallette
“as Washington It.
Be. Hamlin.
To.
N 'A special communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, II‘. and A. M..
will be held at, its rooms, Decallllber
5th at. 8 o’clock «p. m. The Fellow
Craft degree {will be worked.
The Teeth and the
-- Eycs ———
Eye troubles are often caused by
__W ‘noglected- teach.
LII ii ll tcl I r it X-Inael
8 ll!) (3 wtl U32} 0 10 Dr. J. H. Mauery
gift at Nouch's.
A Illaetina; of great importance toican tell you on ilrat examination
Conmegatlonailsln in ii‘uirllold County uud‘may assist you in keeping both
in to be held in Greenwich. iiotcmbcr faculties unimpaired.
9. Three associations are to meet at‘ The Laughing Eye. the Pearly
"that time to form single association. 700th. flnnot be acid of a nonlected
It will be the strongest association in "10“"-
the slate. and will enable the churches
to work on u there definite prcI-lrnm
in the county.
16 so. Main St, on. Norwalk.
nouns: II A. M. TO II a. M.
euucnve av APPOINTMENT
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Mr. and Mrs, Owen A. Riley, of 167
[South Main street. called from New
York today for New Orleans, and from
that city will In: to Oakland. Galileo
Illa, over tho southern Pacillc Rall-
road. They wlll stop at a number of
Last Week
of tho
Christmas
Savings
Club
No Mm resolved
utter nan. ml.
South-Norm:
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hound several weeks in Oakland with
their daughter and Mrs. Riley's moth-
er. They have; made the trip .by var-
loua other routes four limos previous
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Job Printing
DEBT PAPER.
sen
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2.-Frederlck!ilv
George Telesca, or Waterbury, in
years of age, accused of burglary, was
bound over on a bond of $500. Tots-
car is said tohave entered a. Hart,“
fold (tracer-y. store the night. of Otto;
her 24. / .
‘bennilnlsnl pervading bin mind.
to NW Molt.
. think it isn't enough to
advise any man. to put
Twenty-live dollars but.
much“ money to spend for
a suit of clothhs; when you come to know
what first-class quality of cannula and,
tailoring. and'whatvmtfulmas of mind as to
. style that price commands you’ll ’ almost
Young men especially want smart style;
and hart. Scbafiner and. Marx have the
style problem so perfectly worked out, we
sell into one of their 325 suits.
We} have clothes at $10 to $30.
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manned upon our. lives“
The. mutant hen mien bathed» the
into our luxurious homes, look upon
with haggard faces.
meat of labor?
'tor the unattainable.
ding their challenge to all.
the. race for wealth and position. in-
asmuch as many of as tail to roach the
unattainable. there is discontent and
sadness.
in this complicated. modern world
we have discovered that our lives are
not our own. The strings of a man’s
destiny—mic chances in lite are held
‘by a thousand unseen hands.
Illis fortune in at the mercy of the
brokers. plotting in the seats of the
exchange. ‘His character is at the mer-
7 cy of the gossips in the next ell-eat.
His life is endangered by the lawless
element in society. Under the burden
of this complicated life he feels llelp~
lens. The influential position held by
‘ his fathers in the small community
cannot be maintained by him in this
present day. That which is dearest to
him. his personal identity, is swallow-
ed up in the great cross currents at
lite. This Iyearns loss of his personal
life makes him and-
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his money, and him—
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TELEPHONE 108.
ill. MR. Hillill Gilli
llllillllillilll SERMON
Failll the Keynote at South Nor-
walk Baptist Pastor’s » "
Discourse I
rimmed by Request.)
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'i‘llunkeglviug sermon. propelled by
Rev. IR G. Hartley, pastor of lllcltioutil
Norwalk Baptist Church: I
and pinion has come upon us again.
’J-ie. who is the pillar of every good and
perfect gift, has, from his lnliuitu
largoau. bestowed upon us countless
mercien.
The heroic inith of the sewer, cust-
lnu his need in its earthly grove. has
been abundantly vindicated.
grains have been harvested, and tho
wrought by a gracious Providence.
thought, and prayer and praise.
Pet-chance the harvest hull not been
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH I H;
Oysters and Clams
. " . Opened Long. Clams .-
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
We Sell Glenn Coal .
'ONLY THE BEST COAL
Lehigh Goal
HARRIS St GANS COMPANY
Water Street South Norwalk.
The sons that may have unused it.
earth has yielded of her truitrthu mlr- come a neighborhood. The telegraph. our‘ own landwaii
acts or daily breed has again been the cable. the wireless. our
Still another reason for sadness is
the presence of fear as an element in
our life. Other ages at least knew the
perils threatening. but vast. unmeasur-
ed forces hold us in their hands.‘ To-
day we have to rearrange our whole
atomic theory. Nature is still dark
with hidden secrets. Bleak. uncertain
vistas open to appall us, the mere
vastness scares us. Old-time explana-
tions ill philosophy and religion do not
still the fear at our hearts, and fear
like that does not inspire definite and
consecrated energy.
Then consider the men upon which
all this sadness acts. Our human nn‘
ture in more sensitive today than in
Fresh Daily
causes, we shall find in them the pos-
sibility for joy and praise.
l If the Associated Press brings to our
lbreaki’nat tables the greens of Europe.
lwe also hear its cries of deliverance.
I'i‘lIe publicity given to the trial of Bel
tiles. in Russia. no doubt saved hun-
ldroda of Jewish lives Public opinio: I
’in international matters must now be
.. ltaken into consideration by the nu-
' lions.
When you read of the agitation now
going on in the Chinese Republic the
development of race prejudice in
They lived lives of incredibly hard'iSlout Africa. the current inquiry ill nu-
ship. The confronted nature in item“ finance. the high cost of living.
darkest and most forbidding aspects.‘me question of equal franchise tor
yet their light in a dlatresuful land was man and women. you are not not to
undisconraged and characterized by: think the "world is looking backward I
unconqucrablc energy.
l'i‘o understand these great movements
Out In! the sombre background of and to control them in not the work
this wilderness life comes this day or or a pessimist With regard to the
thanksgiving and feasting. inoclal problem. we use that never in
The optimism of the Puritans on tth the history of the world has the web
the past. ,
Things hurt more today than in.
times past. Tile atmosphere has ll . a a
A... new... ... t». In Suits, Coats an * Irts
. nor .2.
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.Now the thoughtful mun, conscious I! we do not carry over our merchandise from one season to now
EDI ”1999 unpromislng tendencies in ," other. Hence the extraordinary reductions offered at this time.
modern life. might say “Have I not 3! Suite which sold for $14.98 antll$15.98' ................. $9.98
good and sufficient reason for being u Suits which sold tor no 98 annual. 98 ................ $15 98
l“ pessimist? What indeed is there if Coats whhh sold for $7 93 and $8 93 for ............... $5 93
in the world for Which ‘0 “"1"" '“i Skirts which sold» for :2 93 and 3349 ................... $1. 98
De ity ,u‘ ,
A REALLY GOOD COAL. Yet, as we turn again to these 9! OUR NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT iN FULL HOLIDAY ARRAY.
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fathers-~- men who, if they lived today.‘
might be classed with the pessimiats.
Thhhueneaddem‘ ...
“We are also in the midst of great 1'.
anoint upheaval and class adiantmunbg.
rich and the poor. and the poor look i; , ,
our cultivated and cunnmodioua lives
We eat, and laugh. and talk and :1
sleep to the incessant sound at their i'.
. _ temptation and distress. Thaw“ has! j.
been nothing like it in any other day. -
is It to, be wondered that the world .1
trams MIMI/Melt as it sees the snow T
In America we are also struggling :3
‘ There lawn unl- j,
'versal ambition. Fields‘oi knowledge ~
that were followed by the few now If
in ihe‘arts ;'
rand pretensions, in the lleld of bush
been. competition is becoming header. 1:
Man are running .oach otherdown ln ‘,
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National Biscuit Can
5 .O'GLDCK ,TEAS‘ u
encoder .elscolr
no nswroua
B! AND 86 WASHINGTON 81‘.
AT)“ BECKMANN’S
per pkg. 7c 2-,;
Medium Grade French Peas. nor can ... .................... 13¢,
Fine Grade French Peas. per can ..... 15¢.
Extra Fine Grade it reach Peas. per can ..................... ¢
Maud 8 Brand Flour. gm...“ ....... ling 73¢ Bill. $5 5‘ .
Gold Medal or Pillsbury s. ............ ling Bbl .
Jonea‘ Superlative Flour ................ lingg 78¢: Bbl. $6: 20
Mao: Ania Apple Butter (Reg 120 jar) ...................... ~.
. . 6 cakes Fcle Naptha or‘ Ozone Soap .................. 25¢ 4
“‘3 DELICATESSEN w‘m '
Coffees . Liquors :
'A. F. Beckmann 8:190-
. PHONE 440
Crackers Below Cost
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leather to be.
Prices are much reduced. A
present.
In A"
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Ideal Winter Shoes
For the man who dislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson I
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possible for
Notice the model shown here.
out for comfort in walking. like all Bmcrsons it has all
theutyic and swing the most critical can demand.
Equally an good Emerson; lor dress, work or
play waiting for you.
‘.‘. ‘ on- - ‘\‘\flv ‘vu ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\u\.v‘\‘
af'mrnt - It
EMAIIKABLE Reductions
We are mailing a splendid show of choice new Neckwoar.
is a collection such as will command general admiration for its
completeness and character. No matter what may be desired you
will find exactly what you want here.
HANDSOME FUR COATS AND SETS.
Pick it out now. and we will gladly hold sumo for you.
M. Moitasch & Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—210 Aflll'itlc Street, Stamerd.
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Althohgh studied
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h‘lll'l’icce makes a handsome
Imay be the crushing courtly ol‘ lilt‘ mu~
toriul ancillary of the world. ha is able,
to fling at that englllory the challenge
of his own personal imperialism.
He may be slow to muster avalanch-
es, earthquakes and cyclones, still he
stands up in the face of tho world,
day was neither cheap nor imporll-. fare and happiness of the worker rc-
ncut. ’I‘hey refused to cheat them-{cubed such care as in thlll day. The;
calves with any blind hearted glad "philosophy of the survival of the lib'
noun. 'l‘hey trusted God untUockod the test has been nupcrceded by the phll
facts of life in the face. loaophy of mailing fit the unlit There1
I think thin paradoxwtiils utmnnu is on nutter. intense. uunctldcd lndlvln
exists. although from differs It causes lot the recent nutoundlng legislation
Amidst the general good cheer oi! hon been created by this emphasis on
the national Thanksgiving 1 tour we the individual.
hear the low. minor strain of unduesn.‘ The old age pension in England the
where "I0 linlminfififi 18 1063 upontun lncotnc tax, the industrial main-anon.l
cons. the re distribution of the great estates
it this be true, let unlock at the row of England. the restriction of the leap.
luiative functions of the ‘iiouse of
in the first place the World has be: ILordn, the Progressive movement in
those measured.
swiftlwhethor we agree with the am not.
means of communicationwthesc lluvo'aro distinctly individualistic Inaugural the ham. yea,“ ”f a... “diverse,
Following the nowing and reaping, given us a more intimate knowledge" and constitute powerful opposition to words its childhood, when the mom
comes the rest after labor; time {or of the world Ifad a truer estimate or the olicurohy of wealth and privilege. ins stare mug together. tracking thn
its program.
What in the universal ambition. the
0“? ”mommies have ceased to he struggles for the unattbinahie. but a
that they remind the commanding
not. again. it u said that the and»
duotothotnetthutwunlund an 4:th
ancien-
and with during almost verging upon
impudenoe. commences to catnchlze it.
no that there is scarely a spot at terrl
tory. whether down here on this Itlobo
or out there in the sun- -lllunlincd. Mar
sprinkled spaces that be llilti not Incr-
Tllo season of general thanksgiving llltltl‘mllliillng of Joy and sadness atill uailum today that will not dill"! Much" cilcssly examined and cross examined.
There in a great deal of human king-
linetm in the way luau lutrudcu into
nature's sanctuary and loans against.
its altar. and lunches on its mercy
seat. criticizing the designs wrought
on its holy tapestrlus, computing the
amount of metal in its consecrated
utensils.
Men have out into printer’u lnk the
size weight and probable age oi the
stars They have pressed back into
to-
progress of events in the wheel merits
made in old straw. or the flurry erect.
an abundant at in years punt. or per provincial and have becomo worldé sign or the enormous vitality of the ad In 9,. ”amp; am out by the giant
sonai and financial loss may shadow wide. The Annotated Citroen bringnto m; a revelation that men m living car of onward progrggn. ‘_
_ theepiritot thankfulneuu. A man may our hmumt tables vat-“Ions mccuuwint the point or Instant bnflifimntml
‘ "come to this day anomaly knowing for mu ritual murder case. initiating the
wharhe III to give tidbits. with a vague mm and touchlnn the welfare or immediacy of the hour and obey it.
its thousands of men at IRunnin. all An .
may be its vaguely optimistic. mind and manila more. the presence of ab- noun breathing through all our day. in ‘un like so may wild hornets we have”
happy. tor no very soon reason 9“. Mnmrwlumm than.
Amen who thuLviawu life will. not
complain that he in in the grip oi vast
unmeasured force's. ,
The lament that used to play about
caught. a good race? a! them, Iliad
their months with bits. covered uncut - . ' ‘
has been cowetl into obedience, and
from being a source of terror. has been
reduced to the category of draft cattle
and chore boys.
Man today known what nature is go-
ing to do before she does it. and in
many particulars he is able to nnllcl‘
unto the next move.
The modern mun in every depart-
ment of thought and effort hall caught
the spirit. of the greatest optimist of.
modern times. and is staying with him
That (lot! which ever lives and loves,
One God. can law. one element,
And one for off divine event
To which the whole creation moved.
Abovo and beyond all also is one-w
the brightness of the Father’s glory and
the express image of, libs person. it
is Ila who drives pessimism, and fear
and sadness from human life. it is
this Man who calls out absolute (rum.
who clothes with the garment or
praise. who this this day“ with the
spirit of thankfulnoull.
Ten per cent. or dlswmtott In II
involution room in too much-«for you
can line one that's at least fill per
cent. ccrniortallle cy answering some 3
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