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paper adveutlsinz is
too slow . to be
profitable.
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Lin-.I I.n ‘IIII‘I’I I'llllfit,
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ESTABLISHED 1870
BUYII l BIS
Ilnited States Court It Appeals
Decldesin Favor of D..E.
Loewe and Atlirms
Previous Judgement
llilllili wnl lunar
in Stl Il $212,031
base in the Courltor Mgrelhan
Ten Years and Bliterly Fought
by Manufacturer and Unions
NII‘W YORK Kc. llI~~TlIc llnitodi
Mites court of appeals yestvrdm dc-
ditslti the famous I'lanbury 1111mm.
nurse in favor of 1). III. l,oc.‘wc, the, plain
it'll“, and acninst tho linitcd llntloru ol'
Ninth “Alum-ion. The court :Ift'inrncd
it. judgment in favor of Mr. Loewe and
Ituziinst tho huttcrs' organization lot
55‘. 2130. With interest and Posts the
judgment now amounts
nit the first trial, hold in
plaintiffs obtained a
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«CIGARS, 50c TO $6.00 PER BOX.
Pipes 2:30. to $ 1. 00.
It ‘obncco, dc to $2.00,
Tlrass ash tray, $3. 00 to $-.l on
{trails aslr'slhnds, $2. 50 to $4. Ill).
ilurnldora, $3.50 to $61k),
r'igar pouch, $2.00 to $5.00.
Iiignrette pouch, $2.00 to $5.00.
Cigar holder, 5001 to $5.00,
Cigarette bolder, 300 to $7. 00
‘l‘obucI-o jars, $23.00 to .5: no,
Irlouvonirs to ladies.
lllllIZi'lI‘l'SS' CIGAR S'l‘tllllIl.
——NEVER BETTER.
NI‘Ivor unoro rouuoablo bhnn our
[Militia for thin h‘t‘tltitlli. l’rlr-os ranyo
Icom lilo to blind. (‘lgurs by the lmx
i’I-oru quc to $7.110. \\'lIIIlpth and (‘lnrk,
our, Main and \I'nsihinplon S‘s.
'l‘IIo Ilindy \‘-.':I.Ilhinc‘ton Social (‘lnb
M In entertained last (Ironing by .‘llrn.
{l ‘lllllt' II‘inlck, (11‘ 45 Van szt strIIIIt,
“.tt.(| a very llit‘lll not. than was had. llII~
"usiIIIIIIlIlIl worn IIIII'VIIII. 'l‘hII next.
I. voting will bII with Miss Hazel llyx-
ll-III, nil II'ort ctr-cot «:1 Jet scary I, llllvl.
‘I'lIquI lll‘l‘tlt‘lli, In I :..;I wIII'II: .iollrr
. \iI-Idrt, ilrwml iifilyl'w’ '11. 'I‘ullnll.
{\‘I/ilrnu lit‘i.t‘l’Kl‘('i‘ll, t.l.1:l;.~ II'tIIIIlr, It“.
[Mal Wilson, Anthony 1 ll, llnlh
Arthur
Ll‘iIlI-h. Mrs, 'l‘lIIIII-r, Ill-chop,
{I'I'IIII ilt‘t‘iii‘i', \rllIuI Ilium, lI‘runIIis
Ithllonlwr, MI‘H. .iI'LlIIiII lI‘inI-II, llcttlo
Ictillt‘l’l.
e
. V
lxodnku, rational Itllli photo
lil'lllI
triiII‘I nl'u nlwnyu IIIIIIIIptnblII .‘(Iimu
airt'm
Hillbsoi: l’owcll t‘orp. .
lli|.IlIl)‘l candy, Alilt'l‘lt‘nll and l‘t‘lll'l
Iron I-unrly, our own Inullo. lib-r iilll.’
)IPIII‘Ilit’M, furor». Inoltoh, l’il‘. llnlt'lyll'a.
WAS’I’ING AWAY.
"I lmllcu that our cook," will lII'.
' t.. thinner than Him noon to be."
..hr~ mpllod; "from clay to day“
turn Ill‘l‘llitt lnnllrnId to want:- away."
.ltidlw
. You,”
.. . . .1.” .. ,.my-..»...w...‘
Ilnylm u unruly In plain and fancy
buy." . Lon Imnn, (lime. Xniun can
our own roulzn. DoKlvn's.
Wino lino ot‘ IIIIrIn' Quality thorn .
bum. in plain and fancy
., 9414‘. -N., M”...
XIIII'
III.
MODERN CHURCH SERVICE.
A small body of Women entirely
eurroumlcd by stained Muslin-while.
mun. _ “a"...uww «chi.
rrrrr Xmas toys. ’Brlggermnn Bron, 04
North Main retreat.
I-IIXrnos stationery. Briggormorr
[nunu III North Main street.
I
it) “"1000. ‘
judgnlcnl l'ol‘.
Entered III the south Nomrk Pontoofloo
on Second Clue Mutter. I
Illltllltlllli Ins Illill .
all It tillIIll illili
Henry L. Moeller’s Car Turns
Turtle and Owner and Young
Lady are Injured
Henry "T... Mueller, oi? Washington
street, and 9. Norwalk Young lady.
whose name cannot be learned, had
one of the narrowest squeaks from
death last night shortly after twelve
o'clock they either ever hope to have
again. Tire lundrtulet automobile or
Mr. Moeller. in which they were rid
lug, Iwcnt oil a. high bani; near llnrris’
switch at Green: Forms. The young
lady was out about the loco as she
went t'IlIrough a“ window as the car
turned turtle, but sustained no serious
injuries. Mr. Mocllcr was not hurt.
The reason for the accident was a
frank in the weather It rained ho-
thIIIn Westport and Greens Farms
last. night. though at either side ol'thc
space mentioned it was clear all night.
Mr. Mocllcr had been to l-iridgoport
and forgot about the wet. spot on his
return. 'IIIIrIrItiIno it had come oil very
tech] and tho “:1th in the road 11nd
. frozen.
When the machine, running at. a fair
rate of speed, struck this frozen sur.
face it (Ionrrncnce-d to gyrate‘likc unto
the “or-c1111 wave” in Conny
Soon it, turned for the embankment
and “(at or'cr the edge, turning (our
plotoly upside down bcloro touching
the bottom.
I.\lr.
and kicking out another window lIII. c):-
lr‘icntod his corr’rpazlion. The car did
not take tlnrne, however, and lay turlot-
.ly, its motor stillod by the crank.
l The front axle was badly twisted.
‘tho wheels torn off, the windows in
like body broken, tlrII frame and engine
wroncbed. the pump broken. and. in
fart, the whole machine was damaged
quite II little.
1 Dr
l
'strccl, had been to Bridgeport 11nd
iwas l’t‘llll'nlllg‘. lie took the young
:prIopIo in with him. returning them to
,tlwir‘honrcn
I 'l‘odrry Air. Mocllcr is making an
‘rnngclnonts to have the car towed to
South Norwalk for rcpairs.
' ——-A PEN WRITES WITH WATER.
'l‘hII lailmt things in puns. loclfu just
liku It fountain pun. chtlil‘cu no ink.
or lilting, but writes by simply dipping
into water, nothing cuts out of ordcr.
t‘urricu its ink in concontratod form
and turns it into fluid minus the writ
Int: contlnnos. I’iIIIkIIIl In liaadnomo
IltIcoratrId l‘hiistmas boxer. the post-
puid. t‘ \'\. Scott, Nornulk
«ORDF R EARLY.
» iitIllIt" mado lIrIIIIIl, IIIkIIx, pies, IItc
Supirvu‘. ‘5'.’ .\'o Main St.
lit‘lllllilt‘ English InistlIItoII, XIIIIIII
him: In: .1nd IVH'lltilH. .Ilorolli unrl t‘ur-
lIIIIIII.
Dilliiiilll‘t Milli
JUMPS Philll‘l TRAIN
ZIIIIIII ol' lIiIn'Iury,w1H
.\l iil‘tiFii. it row
on hit-l way homo from :I trip to Nov."
tho
'nrk, loot. night. whom oan of
l rinrwn IIulIIIIl out ":Ionth Norwnlli "
'l"lIII1II \it‘lt‘ II down or Inorr- (Iuru on
lilt‘ train. and lIIloIII it iltlii titttlnll)
Hltilllll'll ill the utulion tho mun jnmpod
oil‘.
InIll ,
n Inllsll
lRIll SBHtlll
Central Labor Union Will Fight
Project tor Manual Tralnlnp'
Institution Here
Willllll Illlllllilli ,
WITH lilllll Ulllllli
I
Social and Entertainment Will be
Held New Years’ Night
WM.-.“
island. I
Mocller'is first thought was tirc.‘
llI» I-Itrnok ibII I‘lllllllllitllli‘lli bolow:
That the Central labor Unior will
maklI u Humour; protest in tho cvout
that a manual training sthool is stern.
‘IIII hero was IIvldcnccd by tho scutt-
mont (prrr sand at tho meeting;
last night III tho hall, in I aslrimton
strict. ’I‘hcro war. II unanimity
spirit anninst the establishment of
trudo school, buried on reports
Bridgeport and other (llll‘S nhorc
those schools lru\ o boon maintained
1 ’1le momlurs seemed to tool that
the. tiado nchool would materially in-
tort‘crc with their buslnoas in all
il'ntios,
port It boy ol' twelve years, for one
Iinstanco, madc some window sashes
as well as they could be constructed
by It carpenter and that these were
sold at a much loner figure than
trudenman could trickle them and reel
repaid for his labor.
l lv‘01 these reasons the trade nrcm
Robert E i’crduc of South Main burs arc against the manual t1 Ilnini:
Isrhool, which is understood to be on
dIIr consideration by the school an-
thorities and wilantternpt to thwart:
any more to start one in Norwalk.
The. meeting lust ovonlng wan more
largely attended than any in
Vrthno.
wcavcrs'who desired to join. 'l‘ho dcl~
(iKllil‘Ii harc not boon uttrndlng as
well an they should, but tho pntborinu
lust night lictokcnod that tho union
is waking: up.
ArrangoII‘Icntu for :1 social and (In
te't‘tninmcnt for the members. to be.
held on Now Year's night, Itl‘c bcint',
Vmudc. and a line limo plunrrod.
Ltllll or on 14c. Le.
Loan pot, roast. l-lr' ll-
Ill‘tll cut. sllonldcr :IIIInh.
Lamb chops, lIlc.
Imus of lamb. It and Hit“.
II‘orI-Ilunrtor lamb, It) and 121'.
itib roast bIIIIl‘, ltc lb.
l.I~nII l'rI-nh llnms, 1er lb.
lloinuinado or link unrrnnizo,
Lona, l’rIIIIlI .IIhoIIlIlIIrs, itic lb.
lirI-Iakl'nst boron, by strip, lilo.
(‘holco youth; l'owla ”:31 lb.
NatirrI roasting chic lit‘llti, 31w lb.
ltnlup IIornIIIl bIIIII' tic lb.
Largo, rancy (IIIIIIlyI, IEII root.
Ill \I'l-Zh" .‘IlAllIilIll‘
llI‘.
lb'c.
t
t . llny one for Krona, tlll Anlotplnno.
ilt‘iiIL‘illll uvory IIIIIIII‘IIII' of tho. .i'rIlIIIly.
tho platform and h,“ mwcrnl {,in roll" .II. Honnorrbrrn (ht,
int: oror and tl\'t‘l‘ 11 number of lunch. 3 "W "” ' ‘ ‘
lilo illt'lt \I‘llH badly scratched mull WNW“! II. I“-‘“- l" ”Wm“ “m
IN” and ilt‘ wan also brulnt-d about the "WV“ “"1”“. “”11” WW“ “““I “‘"I
'lnnly. Allor hr and chic to not “II it“ link. Ti"'""‘“ “3"" Adv.
vlaittzri ilIII oillt'II nil lil‘. liohl'l‘l. 31.: “’”"”“’ "“"”"“"“’"
\I‘oll‘r, rind burl his lulurlon uttondod
to.
. lltlltIl
Iliad Mr tlrouu waited II tow anc-
oinlr. brim-II ho jumped he would burn
,plnnuod noun a tnurdy -tive toot uni~
. bolrlrrncnl. The (1:0 Iducior of tho trlltn
‘llillll'titi tin II no tall and uoiltlcd tho,
Doctorow» , motion automation. 'l‘hoy, with ()Iliccr Mice I’olhemun, Ill) Worthington direct.-
lWIIlluoe It. :51II’n,mIs round the man
and rornovmi lbn to the physicians
ottice.
a»...
Woman and Krona
churches. Lowest prices in town It. Mo-
‘rolll and Carbono, Wall St.
s,
3......
M
relli and Curbone. Well at.
llo Illiryotl oror night III. the (lily.
candy for
Edward II II‘riII. in (‘nptnln I'I'III'II
rnn'n Ward, ’ltlnlty ‘Irrlnh ilnll,
. liltir. 'l‘lcltotn .‘II'III, “Adv.
«JAPANESE. HOSIERV FOR XMAB.I
and
Fine lino oi’ nllk utocklugs, iitln,
title. Splendid line of hundkerchlot‘s
for anm.’
"W.MW-1 w.-.»
~OIRDER EARLY.
fi
o—Illorno‘madobrond. cakes, plea. ntcfi
Squireo', 22 No. Main St.
Anny.
w(htthollo Prayer books from the to
$5.00, Rosary beads from 10c to $3.00.
Also other Catriona religious articles
”Tor Xmas, a nice box of fruit. MOI at John T. dioyee’ news and dictionary
score. No. 5 Main St, blemik.
. and started to burn a hole through the
ilt‘ltl,
or.
11.,
lfronr:
It was rcportod that in liridgew
it
some
.lI‘lI'o applications {or Inoluber-
ship wereroceivod, three of thorn silk
llIII':
Soc them before deciding.:
SOUTH NORWALK, CVONN" FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1913
Fair tonight and someday; warmer. .
‘/
fl;
TWO entire“
.4“
W
.I‘
ilillllill tilllilllll
PRill ll illPillSlii
losepe tIIIdo illould Burn Holes
in Bulldllip tor Electric
WWWith Poker
The! attempt Ito save a little money
by wiring his barber shop hirnselt and
without the propier tools or experience,
nearly cost ,Joet'iph Oddo dearly, yes-
terday afternoon. He had no brood
and bit, so be heated an iron poker
side of the building, one owned by
Samuel itoodnor‘rund located in Cedar
street. The quick response of Chief
George W. Bogardus and the tire boys;
saved 11. tire loss. thototal damage not:
exceeding three dollars. .
A small grass. tire on the Gregory
III Illl
In MNI
At Least Those who have Not
Actively Supported the Huerta
Government in Mexico
I
.BllMiS THEM Hill
Billilllii llllllllili
Boulevard, in the Third district, called
out Chief Bogordus and the supply we.
Iron early yesterday afternoon. No;
damage ensued, turd the firemen had
slight work, using no chemicals.
There was It still alarm nt 4:55 you
Expelled Them Because Their
Lives Were in Danger
tcrday utternoon. tho tiromcn 110111er
lulled to quell a. tlIrIatIInlns file all
the new house being built. lot 'lhco-
;dorII (l. Olsou'in Gibsorr court. A
helper of the workers on the, building?
Iliad kindled nilrc in a stovu not C()ll-,
ncctod with the chimney to dry out
the walls, and the stove had become
red hot, the who burning furiously.
The tircnrcn dimmed tho llamas with
Ionics and an outrage resulted
—-EXTRA CUT PRICES FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY. -
licst (Ircarrrcry butter, 11 pound, 31c.
lInncy Magic potatoes, 11 per .k, 220. t
Ilest llour, large bug, of re.
23 pounds gran, sugar for $1.00.
I128 stumps with 1 can ll, l’o\v., 500.
ll) strunps with 2 bottles extract, ca.‘
250. = '
'l‘lllll Gltlml'i‘ \ Al. F ’i‘iIl A (it),
124 \‘I‘Iishingtou St., .N.
Tel. No. 909. lvreo dcliiory.
~CHRISTMA8 SOUVENIRS.
A china cup and saucor iron to [Illl‘I
,clrasors of too and notice, baking pow-
drIr and spleen. 22 lbs. sugar, $1.00.
t'l‘lllIl ll.'lt)l\' PACIFIC ’i‘lCA 00.,
Tel. 5424. li’ti Washington I.St
-Illnylcr's chocolates and
lotus and hon bone, from half to live
pound packages. Slillson-I’Involl Corp.
ATlllllTlLl RATE
Willi EXPEGTED
NEW YORK. lit-II.
London that an \llanllc l‘llll‘ war
imminent was road with intcrcst
shipping mun today.
While recent advices haw failed to
carry any intimation as to tho proI
moon of tho nrgotlntions to bring
about a III-noun] ot‘ tho Atlantic ship
play: pool, It was hoped born that. the
lift'hl‘lli. nurcorncrrt. which IprirI-s llcc.
Ill, would be IIittondIId r'or muuhrr your
and that tho work of reconstructing
tho pool could be turtlul‘urIlorlly act-om.
pllshcd.
The beginning of tho unrrst In the
whipping pool I‘Xit‘llllil brick to (lot, I.
\IhIIn tho ‘illllllll'lll‘Lf'AIlll'l‘it‘illl Linc do-
lll)llllt't‘li tho riurouruont an balm; pur-
Iiul to the North iii‘l‘llltlll Lloyd '
A, rule war would Involve nil thII
llI‘IIIIdI rind continental linen,
Ill. ~ News from
is
by
PlllTEll llllliSE STEAK 16
Slllllllll STEAK
II‘ronh shouldcrn. l'it‘ lb.
I’Itound cloak. 200 lb.
‘llIInIIIIIrrerI III III: lllc lb
llorint pork, lllI' ll).
ltonnt boot, the lb.
lane spring lamb, ltlc lb.
lIiInIb chops, lilo lb.
Shoulder 111mb. 121.91: In.
Smoked niroldern. Mu lb.
Tlntterlne. 15th lb.
10 born soap, 261:.
Chonpent place in Nor-walk to buy
merits.
‘anw YOIL‘K MARKET,
till Washington street.
il‘lve men working.
merIII games. Illi'lgsarmdn lit-11s..
84 ctorth Main attest.
Wm
Via ('lovornmcut.
l
choco-
‘12
id cV
IIIIIIIIJAIIUA. hex, Dcc. Io.——(1en-
oral Francisc‘vllla said today he
would be disposrd to follow the sug-
gestions oi the United States as to.
thoriuhts of foreignt'rs. in Mexico. III
conformity with this plan, he named
:1 committee to tnko an inventory ol‘
the property of tho I‘prullod Spaniard-:3»
and said he would indemnify
had not actively supported the liner-
._..._.._.
(Continued on Truth Page.)
AUSTfldLlAllW RABBITS
1 At Modern Market, the Quality Shop.
Small-fresh burns, the lb.
Fresh shoulders. 150 lb.
Pork roast. (small lotus). 18c lb.
Spring lamb logs, lilo-title ll).
Spring Larnb. force, He lb’.
Horne-made haunagc and
chi-nun, glitll‘tttiirvd strictly pure.
New York trunkl’urtcrs and bologna.
i’it'kii.‘(l lripc and pigs t‘cct.
Fancy nnliro Inrkcys. chickens and
fowls.
bond
—-—EXTRA CUT PRICES FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY.
l‘lcst, crcamcry butter.
lI‘IInIIv .‘daino potatoes, I1 puck, 220.
.llIImit llonr, large bag 6'50.
2.. "pounds grim. sugar tor $1.00.
5 stumps with I can ll. Pow” fills.
TII clump»- Willi 2 boltics extract, on.
250.
THE GREAT A. & l’. Thu (30.,
124 \\'nsl1inn‘torr SL, 8. N.
.\'o. Will. II'I‘IIII Vdclivory.
ALPHABET Shi’PEli
iiEldi Ill tillillliil'l
'l‘wo " one ‘ l1" and the remain
dcr of tho iil‘tIIru liulics “on" and
"ll's" i‘urnlnhml tho rrlphnlm suppor
at tho l~ir=‘t llrtlndist. rlrnrch last
night. ’l'h'I III‘l‘air was: It Ilrrnt ant-(Icon
and l‘l‘ilt‘t'lh‘ "It‘tlll on all who :I:I.I.i:-lt~
I‘d.
.llru, ll'n Vt). lirr‘imry was chairman of
tho cotnruit‘lmI of Micro. Mrs. M, l).
Ilnmlull was in (”draw of the turret
tablc, which was \‘I'l‘li patrl‘nlzcd.
Ml‘iiltllilfil. Iznppot‘s ItrII Itii\’ll_\'H hood
and this out. was no t Xt‘t-liillill, as all
who tilltutlotl will tcnilly.
M*-w~ M M...
PRIME BEhF Still) STK l4
lilillllil b’ Willi 18 C
Ilium ltlrnll. lIlII.
lI‘oroIrnirrtor lamb. illt‘.
Jplllllii rhopn, ”lipid-lilo.
Hrnuil. i‘roI-Iir aliouldnrn. I-III.
Loin pork, ltic.
Illount hunt. 14-2211.
'l‘IIl.
ilk”,
I’Irt rormt (no bond). lilo.
II‘rcnlI epuro i‘lho, lie. I
Ntltivo drcnertd i‘owl, chlckonn, broil-
ers and trim-y dried picked turkeynvtor
Xmas.
V 'Sthtll. notnttmn, manna, squnnh, cob-
musli-
roomn, paisley, pernnipn, carrots. grape
Virago, lomone, celery hearts.
fruit. lettuce, spinach, cranberries,
‘IBrusnell sprouts; oranges, 12c to .350
dozen. ..
' The new Meat and Provision (V30.
’M pH.»—
”An Xmas present that wIl
”.0... t.
i no
SPINIIRDS
such as 3
a pound. 34c. .
Phil, GRIND Killlill .
lllllllll liHlllMtll
Souls Norwalk Council, Knights
of Columbus, has a Pleas-
ant and Busy Session
Lost evening’s meeting of 180th N or-
walk «Council, K. 01' 0., was indeed a
busy one. Three applications for mem-
bership were received. (Arrangements
.woro perfected for 1). card tournament
with the members of Catholic Union
Council. of the First diétrict. A corn-
mittee appointed to perfect plans for
It rnlnstrel chow. Preliminaries were
arranged for tho “ladics’ night,"
which will be held in the social hall
011 the evening of January 8th, 1914.
The event of the evening was the
presentation of a solid gold charm to:
Past Grand Knight William F. Tnn1~'
many. The presentation speech being
mat-1'0 by 119.;me orand Knight 13. J. i
Illoycs i
No intimation having been given of;
anything in this line, it was indeed Iii
complete surprise to Mr. ’I‘arnnrany,‘
but, in his usual pleasing way, be
thanked the donors for their gilt and
pledged to the. members and other
his earnest and loyal support thin:
furtherance of tlIII order it"
TheI charm boars upon one side the
emblem of thc fourth degree of the or-
der patriotism, and on the reverse
sido tho first degree.
. A social hour followed with talks
by l’nlst District Deputy William Iii.
McMahon. l’artt «Grand Knight William
I
Illnrl‘ord; solos by .llugir Campbell und
scyerul selections by the Knights. of
Columbus ‘Glce club. consisting of
.'I‘homrrs A. Collins, lingh Campbell,
iNoil Buckley, Edward Shea, James
I .lrutnbley, Edward Splan, D. W. liar-
t‘ord and John Median. l
Refreshments were served.
Quite a delegation of Catholic lirr
ion Incrnbcrs \i’l"l‘0 in attendance, ,
——UNEEDAS. 6 FOR 250..
' White. Rose mince lllt'tlt, 3 for 23¢.
l-lelnz's loose mince meat, lb..‘ tho.
i 'lllIrdlI-Iy's pumpkin, .2 for 331'.
Tomatoes, 3 for Eric.
Corn, 3 for 25c
l’ens, ii for 25c.
1.. l. catsup, ii for 25w.
’l‘urnips. peck, 20c.
Mixed nuts, 11)., 25c.
.lIIlly, ii for 2:30.
Yellowstone llour. bag, tilIc,
Gold Medal dour. bag, “the.
.\II kinds Xmas candy.
in Illth‘K, III Fort. St.
I
'I‘téi. 5713-3.
“mm..- .0. W. .. w.-_.... ”7..
~~Xllill>t t.oys-~—wrrgons, shooting out
Illcs, dolls-I, panics, block boards. tool
chests. Iiriglzcrman llros” (H N. .\l:1i‘l
Slrt'i‘l’.
. Wrrrm. IIoInl‘orlablII Kmart ulippors.
III loersl prices. at Ktll‘il‘l"5 shocstorc.
HABlli'PllilE dTilll‘E Til
BE Elli Elillcll StitriE
‘I
to l-«- ox-
'l‘lIII lIaIr-IluanI .otorII III III,
ill IITIIIIt Washington stroll. i
tondIId homo ti‘.;l.’lll.“tI in tho roar and
:IlrIIIIIiy putting thw rII'ir
tho (IlInniirI. A
new ('i'lilll‘: ls: hobo; put «11 llw room
lllli lilo tillltll‘ nrrnr IIIanntu .oniplot»
t'ti, ~.
it is ltlltill‘illtlllti that John II‘, tlI'il"~
tin. who has conductor! a llllilillf; and
plumbing shop In tho room to be taken
inlo tlIII harriwnro return will more hlIII
rhop to ill-I. baunm in tirlIgIoI‘r llouloynrd. ‘
workmt 11 art»
room In lli'lI‘l‘ for
In
III
e M. ...
-~HAV.. YOU SEEN THEM?
'l‘inoItI- plpou, Hold mounted or piuln;
(inure bv tblI ho); that can't. tail to
llltI equiv both in price and uunli‘y.
thclphy and tilnrjc, our. Main and
It’wlihnifliiiil tits.
.. III order to make cure of buying
It lIIlIlo at the lion.
New 'i‘IIar'II iItvo
tlIm til. once
ed later than December"
guaranteed.
34 cannot be
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2*“
”NOTICE.
A spectnl meeting or the Pointcris'
Union will he held tonight. at Control
“I Union Hall to one satiation the death
«Indies toilets, tor trimmed, trom lifetime, an Auto-piano. Coins hi Mill; at .gnmuei Mott.
{the to 31. 50 at nature shoe store.
I
lock obmtttliem. M Sofinettbert! Co,
3
reunion emulator. Pres.
I
V. Word and Past Cil‘ttllti Knight 1'). W. '
,Yllllltll'i BlilliE’S MOTHER
tlunu. ‘
hum: Inn for:
tr..lo,.‘.~.mm :1. rcservuy
lirdorn for ti'iiltt'l rccclv-‘
'(t‘rldoy) evening, lieeerriber 19,
'pere in Iowa. at Keeler’e trim two,
III III I"
X? In It]
PISSlllllllill
Democratic Leaders are Bonita-4 .
out that it Will Go Through.
alter Little More Debate
Gillillllilill Mlllltllli
Ill HEIP ill llPllllliliI
Expected Tnat it will Becolill
Operative ill a Short Time -1
Vi'ASlllNGT-O‘N, Dec. :19.—Unless
foreseen obstacles are encountered,"
the new currency bill will pass the:
Senate before it '1(lJ()ulIlS“l20nlgh
Democratic leaders had the bill Pill
such a position at the closing moment»
of last night’s session that they might:
have passed it with an hour or twfl ‘-
tContlrrued on Tenth Page.)
—-You couldn’t possibly please the
boy any better than by buying him a
pair-of Winslow’s skates and shocks, "
stick, at The Norwalk IHdwe. ICo.
_,..,. mm“- W. @
wClIristmns slippers from the to
$2. 00, at. Keelcr’ rs shoe store.
~Waterrnnn Fountain Pens. Brig-
gormnn Bron, tit N. Main'strent.
——Donnolly' s adv. will help you
make a selection. Read today’ s adv.
hTill’PED IllillEYli'lotlll
llAll'I‘lI‘ORT), DVor.‘ lit—«A honey~ :1
moon begun under auspicious circum~
stances In this city, Thursday after-
noon. when Matthew J. liegas, 1!
years of arm, and llcrlha. Burke, 15,
both of Wontilcld Muse. were united
in marriage by the lie»: l‘lr_ Herbert“
Judson White, pastor of the First;
llaptlul. Church. was rudely interrup-
tcd this mot-11in}.r when he: lie was
arrcstod by llII-iIII-iivp Sm 15mm Frank: V
Santoro, on complaint. of the girl's
mothcr, who canto to Hartford early,
this rriorniniz, tor the purpose of locat-
ing hor misuinu’ daughter, ‘
U‘lttlrw‘v who is tho proprirlor of’ ti
conl'III'IiornII‘y stony in Wontfiold, wzli
'.
II
in police court this morning. lie wars
I-lritrgcd with perjury in "swearing
inlncly to his witch; 11f:II,\vhit:iI “is
Istntrd on the uranium liar-nan as 21.
Illo pleaded not guilty to the charge.
and IIIoI case. was adjourned by thdge_
tlruk untilb ‘:ItIndnv unrlor bonds oti
$1500. 1
Thu younl.r couple ('tlllli' to Hartford
yontvrduy :Il‘ti-rnoon; but it. transpired.
that. impure was lll'l‘o on December III,
und tllIItl llUilI’I“ ol' intcntiorr to marry!
the girl ttl tin.- olllI‘II ol’ the board 0i?
lIIIIIlIlI in compllunu: with this low»
which I'IItIllli‘t'It ut lIIaIIt live duyn' no- .;
tlcu lnIl'orII. II. licIIIIIIc can lit! innnnd. l.
'.
Mon‘ t4 ailppIIrn. ll'tilll Elie to $2. 00,
olcr'a shoe More.
-~i)onnclly's adv.
muko o. coloration.
.
III I
will help you -‘
lIlII Id t’oIlny s adv. 7“?
HEGEMAN T0 ,LEAD.
tilllvorn nl ()liw llrnnI-lr Lodge, No.
Ill, K. of 1". WI ru nominated loot night)“ L ‘
and it look»; lino. t“. (3, ilcecrnrm for G
t‘ The IltIItlrt-II will take pill“: in
”WN- wookn. llllutlnc illlllllltitilt W0.
trainer! ind. “ IaVr
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~NOTICE.
A special meeting of tho Norwul
Aerie, No. I388, lIrntoI-nul Order 0
Eagles. will be held at. their rooms thi
take action upon the death of our lot
brdthor, James P lBheohon.
CHAIIIJIES A. GARMENT). W. 1’.
Attest‘. ADODI’III ”META died.
mm “was.
-—'rhe lei-goat variety of Storm mi»
Norwalk Chronicler