9+?A-he-p'hs'wm . . . . .
Ladieshpr‘ons
_._. A complete Want at
r. t Fancy Tea Aprons, Large
‘ ' Plain Aprons and Nurses‘A
Apron: at 25 cents. .
Also Gromhen and Kimono ..
styles in Gingham and Per» . ..
onion. A
. Bureau Scents, Pillow
Shams and Table Centers in
Mexican Drawn Work and
.[benalssance .
MIMokamo Hotel lluh
louth Norwclk ..
At prices the public can appreciate.
goods will bear comparison as to quality
-—and price
WILLIAM P. BEERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
‘| So, Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
l-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair oo-
night and Friday; coldor tonight;
moderate to brisk northwest winds.
'l‘hero is no well-defined storm center
ousted the Rocky» Maintains. but
slight disturbances are producing con-
siderable Cloudy weather with light.
local rains in the central districts. A
long trough of low pressure extends a
from Arizona northward to Montana.
is causing unsettled weather with
ow in Utah. ldsho and Wyoming.
here has been a. slight fail in temper‘
nture during the last 24 hours in the
I‘pper Mississippi Valley and Western
portion of the Lake region,
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
. Tmnmemrture: Low. 46; high, 62.
(‘loudy.
wii‘nr lined gloves for Xmas.
t'rs and Stevens.
Rog-
Hl-ints, caps for Xmas. O'Ilrien's. ‘
A state communication of St. John‘s
Lodge, No. 6. A. 11‘. and A. 'M.. will he
held tonight. at the temple. The inas-
tor mason degree will be worked.
/ W.-_.m
~lii1: assortment of dining furniture. ‘
Raymond and Son. Norwnlk.
wider Xmas toys and stationery,
" dirlgnenmnn limit. 64 No. Main St.
Willlam‘Millor, of the firm of Church
It. Miller. resumed his duties this
morning. hnvintr, been suffering from n
’bndly sprnim 11 left hand. no tlm result
of a full at the South Norwulk Club.
inst Tuesday evening.
~~«ll‘micy rockers, fancy nobles, in
llluhognny and oak. ltaytmondi 11111]
Sun, Norwoik.
fillings, 111111-11. cuff buttons, pens,
ill'pili‘dlilfi, out stint“. silverware, (ivory-
olling In the jewulry line. at Nolwlt's.
(in next Mondny night at tho (loun-
try ( luh them will be given an invita-
’ lion subscription dinner and dance.
' 'l’ho nilnlr in being arranged by the
young ladies society of Upper Nor-
wuik. with Mm‘.’ Dudley 11, Raymond
an cbiiirniun.
matiilack, hluo volbnrs. ()‘llrleu's.
wNew lino oi’ piano player cuhiuots.
'f‘aildng' machine cabinets, music
cabinets, biz assortment. ltuyvmond
1nd 9011, Norwsik.
XMAS
Foss’s 1 and ,Huyicr’s
CANDY .
Fancy linguist.
stardust; KODAK? and OlOARB.
. sm- connect. from
'1 Fem Dishes. from
. thing‘s in this line at all prices.
3 BOOKS
:First district commissioners in their
Norwnlk (ll-uh billiard tournament lust
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stout-icons;
$2.50 up
$1.00up
hook over our Brass Goods. Many
cut Glass 8.
Fancy China
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
111 301.1111 MAIN STREET.
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men folks. for they cherish those dainty pieces.
Our holiday
$2 2.:
to $5.00.
L
TOyland
Where yoii‘ wivllrlinld 11 full assortment of Toys, Dolls, (tomes,
Norwalk
tomobiles, Sleds, Wagons. etc.
littlo
to brim: joy to tho
fol-ks.
A.) J. Collins ’81 Co.
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
Swllunnl linen-cases arousetul, beautiful and lasting; there are
Miles and finishes to suit. all furnishings, nt surprisingly low prices.
mnkes ldeul t’llirlstinns gifts uud ulnddeus the hearts 012111 the wu-
Bissell Carpet Sweepers
A perfect. gift, combining bcuuly, practicnbility and appropriateness,
A ll-»
hearts of the
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE SOUTH NORWAER EVENINE “WNW
Answered' in this varied list of wearing apparel oi the best styles and quality for less than
you would have to payclsewhcre.
COME and MAKE us PR
OVE these FACTS to you.
Suits and Coats.
Hats and Caps.
- A Bath Robes.
Sweaters.
Umbrellas.
Rain Coats.
Smoking Coats
Trousers
n
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UsefullGifts for Men
and Young Men
Fur—lined Overcoats
Usesul Gii=s for
Boys and Girls
Useful Gifts for
Ladies 81 Miss 11
Suits and Coats
Suits and Coats Fur Coats Fur Sifts
Sweaters. Shirt Waists
, Petticoats tr —~
Fur 3'3““ Umbrellas. .
Dresses Bath Robes.
Rain Capes Sweaters
* Rain Coats Dresses. "‘3 “A
‘ - French Plumes.
Knickerbockers Rain Coats Skirts
Cash, if you
Have It
FRANK . JACOBY
- Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
I‘“ 1‘
Credit, if you
Want It fl ,
Willill Rlllilll litlliiill
Hillli Jillililll REPUBUB
New York State Board of Char-
ities Also Recommends that
Girls he Removed
NEW YORK. TRxV'ThBIIIOVal of
I
iWiiIinni it. George from active partici-
1; pation in the affairs of the George Jun.
lice.
Carmel Coal
The weekly dance 11711;?“
Roynl For Fireplace and Furnace
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
ilior Republic; nt Frocvillc, N. Y.. found-
‘ ed by him more than ten years ago, is
freconiiuended by the State Board of
; luuities in 11 report adopted by the
board yesterday afternoon and made
?pubiic today. leorgc's morn] conduct
its severely condemned.
‘ An investigation begun more than
linendution. More than fifty witnesses
in .six states worewxnmiimi with rc~
James dnn. last night. lwas n proiiounc- Clean Economical Healthful
ed success and. as usual. at large nuin- ‘ ' ~
her of young people were present. .
" m "we--.“ Whiz: “new.-- ,.-.. ”M...
~Kew1p1le dolls . life to $1 00
neily s.
ilon-
lf you want to safeguard your l'niu-
ily and your health use qinsteiuized
milk. liead the ndv. of 11111» li‘niilicld
lounty Dairy Company for further
Combine beauty and utility ton degree not t‘ilillliii‘d b) machines at
information,
much higher prices
$2.250; Moye. $2,500;
liomousliutions or cutologucs on tediicst.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK.C CONN.
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~-—-—-————— ~iiunulmut. ‘ “Four,“ Iiioyoi' “Six." $3.230,
-An electrolior .mlthes n ‘iL‘llidSOllli‘
and usel‘ui Xmas gift. ll-‘ull line at
Reed and Volk Nice. 00.
There was held a meeting of the
allies this morning.
and Montgomery were
Messrs. Jones
present. \ but
The 1914 Myers :
guard to charges of loose living mude
Aligninst Alumni: by three’young no
i men. former members of thirltepuhllc.
1 The oldest of these charges dated back
Ito 1904; the most recent was several
iyenrs use. The testimony was un
. printable and no verdict as to whether
itiie charges were proved was f6llthl‘~
ied by the committee under whose dl~
'rection the investigation was made.
"The character of the principals in
lthesc churges would make it impossi-
1 his to prove them by unsupported tea~
itimony.” said Henry A. Wise; attor-
[ney for the committee. "it is my opiu-
3 ion that no court of law would accept
lihe unsupported word of any of these
lthree girls in ii. case involving the
l, conduct of 11 man like George. who had
Commissioner Chandler us prevent-
ed from attending because of other 1 i i I a i i i i I i i a 3 i 2 a I
business. Attorneys Louis Gold 5 4’ Q°++++rfi ;++*
schmidt, and Leo ‘.I)nvis and (Elem
ili‘redericlt Buckley met with the com.
missioners.
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 418-
1'.O B. Jackson
Optician
*4"?
——New line of Xmas box stationery.
bile. Donnelly's. Everythillg in the Optical Lme
BAKER AND STEVENS WlN.
Baker played linker in the ‘Smuh
Eyes Examined Free
night. Marie li‘, linker was ruled iii).
w" o%%~b~h%WW*d-*%***¢M+Mddl
Enever been pl‘Oi ed guilty of immoral-
I .ity N
Notwithstanding the board strong-
ly condemned the conduct of George
5 in dealing with members of the liepub‘
lilo. adopting the following resolution.
among others: .
0'19 "That Mr. William R. George be re‘
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moved in fact from any connection
whatever with the Republic. as your
nnd uutlod 72 when William ll. linker
run out :11 his rating of 70. The pool
touruuuwi 1, name was between George
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1100k over the lino oi )imus nilts ut
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hook over llho line of books 111.:
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Look over the stock oil the now lto- I
sou store, l‘lnfuor .liiocit, blast Norwil'lt.
Look over the lump» Xiiliiiil stock at
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a writer of international reuown.a
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Willis]. Abbot.
is the ac knowl~
Look over the limits lootwt-ur nt‘ . ed c datandard reference work of the great Canal Zone.
Glut/ere. 1 “ND TH: lt‘zind a splendid large book of almost 500 pages, 9x12
1 k . ti it its this of hats ill CANAL inches in size; printed from new ty 1:, large and clear,
.00 mm m ‘ n L ' ‘ 1 lanthanum on special pap“; bound in tropics red vellum cl lath:
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tiful pages reproduced from water color studies in cola
orings that for 3111 ass any work of a sim ilar character. Coll
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and see this heautl ul book that would selmi for $4 under usual hm“...
trade conditions. but which is now being presented to our read -
era for ONE of the above Certificates and ’thonly c . . 98Acl
Sent by Mail. Postage Paid. for ”139 Ind 01101:,er mt
gifts at Road‘s.
Look over the suggestions for men '11
girls in lingers and Stevens“ adv.
wtiny 111m lhlnisekeoper on electric.
minister for Xmas. The lined and Voik
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these—«moss George send you good
Christmas presents't" '
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3A shield. ended. -
lsix months ago resulted in the recom- "
.boyswnud girls. afterwards admitted
committee is firmly of the opinion that V‘
N0 0'“ JEWELRY
his usel‘ulnc'n nt h‘reev’ille has long
0 board also recommends that no
more girls he received at the Republic
and that those now there be speedily
ieinoved to other institutions. A dozen
other recommendations concerning the
administration of the Republic's af—
fairs are made, chief of which are
suggestions that the courts of the Re-
public. tlio grand jury and the district.
attorney be abolished, and that the
superintendent deal with all offences.
'(lcorge had not been actively conA
:wcted with the Republic 101 some
time past. His retirement from the
directorate of the national organism
tion of the Republics, it is believed. in
foreshadowed by the report.
The George Junior Republic was
founded by‘William" li..»(’leorgc as u.
harbor of refuge for bad boys. its
pioneer members were. the touglin of"
the old Bowery. the youths who said
they "never had a chance.‘ These}
young men were taken to the hills of:
Frceville, near ithacu. and under
George‘s direction governed themselv-
es in the Republic which he founded.
George was a benevolent despot. He
was called “Daddy” George by
proteges. and his chief aim. he has 01‘
ten said, was to bring hack to an an
inoeplivre of home life the lwuywsrd
mwho ital strayed.
From the model at l-‘reeviilc. other
George Junior Republics were fashion-
ed throughout. the country. i
Emory R. Buckner, counsel for
leorge, was indignant today, when
told of the report. He said that the
oomiuittcehud heard only witnesses
hostile to George, and none for him;
that witnesses (ould have been culled
—-but Were not—wwlio could easily lune
disproved some of the charges made
against him. '
George is 47 years old. ‘lle has
been in poor health for more than a
year. 1 .
Most of the recommendations of the
board concein the future tidiniuistrn-Q
tion of the Republic. Of George' soon '
duct the report says in part: I
“In. view of certain confessions and
statements regarding his (George's)
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Links, Scull Pins, etc, Sterling
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96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 AWAALL STREET.
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to PLEASE and then to be practical 1nd basting
We often; two first clues stocks comprising Jewelry of every (it
crlption, Diamonds. Watches. llracolot Watches Luyalllores. Sleeve
. carefully selected , and at moderate prices.
Go ehum 81 Lauder
r112 asw’stsns.
You want your gifts first of all
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Silver and Silver Fluted Wlii'e,
his ,
;t~itl7.ons of the ltopuhllc 11nd his
i missions of lope-es of umnmry. 1111
. tilled before the Joint. committee of the
' Nutionul Associntion of Junior Repel»
. mode this report:
The New Science
DEFlNlTlON OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the ‘
mind of the disease and the.art, 0d
tdjustiug the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench twist or sprain :n iH'
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different mgsns and
limbs. _
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles ‘
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never rt»
gret giving the Chiropractor a chant-e
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. (1.
N Washington 8t.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
liraduate from Palmer School,AAt:10 ‘
qwt‘nvawr
Photographs
Christmas sittings should be
made us soon as possible.
‘ NEWEST STYLES ?
IN SEPIA ‘
Sittings should be made be-
fore :i- p. in.
Fine Picture Framing'
(400 select patterns in stock.)
Lotus help you to properly ‘
frztmo. your pictures.
Hand-carved Mirrors
Serving Trays to Order .
Pictures of All Kinds.
Jackson’s, Studio .
53 WALL ST., NORWALK.
TRY ONE
OF OUR,
DELICIOUS
DINNERS
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
‘ . exercise of hypnotic influence upon the
bib
1”“.
lies. his presence in tho. institution in
(lmllv lllltii‘.iIlllI)I(l."
Witnesses ilt'i'Ol'i‘A iilt' committee oi?
ttustoen toniillod tliut (looige hall
plut'tit'od liypuotlsln to such nu 11‘1-
tout thnt he could iiypnotlm hlmsclt?
by standing before 11 lliii‘i’nl‘. “-SOIllilr
tluius he did so. it. was instilled, illld"
111111 to he ithlltl'Ilt'lI from the spell by
soiiieouc 111.111 boliin unuiilefio throw
it oil‘ l1i1usoil‘..it‘ was nine tontlliml
tlint (iconic fsegiiolitly liypuutiwvd
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' liioiltlwrs of tho iii publit
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OWE-2N MORAN MEETS WlNNER.
.‘ilillWMl'Kldld. lien. iH.~~Owou Mo: '
mu. British lightweight. will he'umtrh»
cd ugulust the winner of the. Ad ”Wol-
unutd‘imrloy White. bout here li‘riuay ,1
rilnht. . i» ‘
luspsorab Auo Meson. _ .
A Chicago politician 111th his sons
sin. fresh from the "cold uod,’_’ billet)
1111 smoke inspector. lie was not 1114 j
structod as to his duties, but on to
so out. and inspect.
At the end of his first month he .‘
“a
”This is to certify that i
past lid days. i have to topm’ A
l have found plenty of smiths slid;
~‘ saturdtly Ill-veiling @6511. . ,
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Norwalk Chronicler