' 111 all Linen 'I‘owoling, 10c; ;
12 1-2c and 15¢ a yard. ‘ .
‘ Bio‘snazrswm, 4'50. 50:: -
. and 700.
'.’ PILLow CABEMoodqual-I
' ity, 100. :12 1-20. in: and.
200, 42 to 45 inches: ’
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‘ Bunk
WM
Books
P. BEERS
. Bock and stationery Store.
Mnh‘aokomo How Iloch' South Norwaik, . Norwali:
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WEATHER FORECAST.
iI‘or 'N.t)1'wulk and vicinity: Cloudyl
and colder tonight: Tuesday generallyl
i'uir; brisk to high northerly winds»
'i he storm that was ct enttiil over North
( (11 ohm Satuiduy morning moved 1141- l
pidly up the coast and is now control
new Nantucket Mass. lteuused snow
or rain with high winds along the
roast north of Hatteras and in the.
eastern portion of the Luke region. A
long; ridge of high pressure extending
from Texas northeastwurd to Upper
.'»lichig11u is producing pleasant weath-
t'i‘ with moderately low temperatures
in the central sections. Freezing tom;
perutures extend an fur south as Vicks-
burg, Miss. White River. Ithinadu, ro-
portod 24 below zero. ”
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.(
'l‘einiperzttzure Low, 3.0; higli,- 4U
Cloudy.
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Special bargain iiible at 'l‘riuti'umI
S: iiiut'ts The. itth “ill tell you about
it. I
tired Williams of South
«pout vesterduy in Georgetown with
:1 friend.
\‘oiwulk.
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itohd about the Edison New liiskl
i honogiupli in the nth. of i, 1.. Auue- »
Vine & 5011 Company. l
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l: vny feminine nuunbor of the i'unil- :
ly Will be interested in the. 1111111.in
ItI‘liururiee stile iii Moltnsrh's
'ihouins .i. Mugncr, unlesnuiu i'or
ihe’Surtain t‘orxett ompan), oi liridize
port, spent Sunday with his 1"u1uil) in
town. ‘
.
William illittery, ol' lI‘rniililln tii'tI-
nun, has been visiting lior. Hugh ll.
Carpenter, in l’i‘tn’ltlt'lli't‘, liliode is-
loud.
litItvIItii'iI Semi-nut 'l‘liomus Lentil-Ir-
lzintl. ol‘ the pollen dopiirtiuent iii in:
Iiriducport today :Itloiidinu Home pt»;
lice tuition. l
11-124, ot‘ tho South Norwulli ilupthil.
I-hurvh. will hold itu 11111111111 meetinub
tomorrow evening.
H lint, roriivr boot. idle.
murlivt. .\'ortii filuiu nlrool
iioyi: intro Inn-n liunitlug tit‘ottiiii unit
iltltiltilid ilttilr‘l'lli'ti in Home of tho
ilitimouti llrnthtvi‘h' lutrmi and tho on
Jim. on» vii-initial: tip the 1411111111.
This puliri- hui't- iii-nu t‘liiiliilllllil‘tl in
Unit 11mm town bung tihoui. the door»
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\t‘.l,\‘ll in \i‘uhlilhuion tilrool. when done;
11-. urn In liltilll'liim in lii'eitmltind liiill.
'i‘iwr will Menu on the ilioroiighturu.
”Willi-it will be 1111 till tiny viewing Iii'li
lion of tho member» of iiiioltlnltlnuu
W. it it. Mi {it} Iii the. (i A It iluii
on Wall titroht, on \‘Vodnomlui lmHlfiI:
to
ping Iit it o‘clwli. All urn tiriu-d
'showing thnt run he used on tiny book
. New \‘o:'.t AiIii-rh-un.
'l‘he. Mlhputh tilt't'ie of King‘s linuult: .
t'hui'uolt'e‘
UNDERTAKERS
A. J. Colliné ‘& Co.
'16 NORTH MAIN ST.
Diaries
OF ALL KINDS.
Have. you seen the I'Iiiirii-Is we tlil‘e
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and journal ‘3
Let us show illiunli llooks of l
11.11 .liindii.
DONNELLYET
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
you
REFUSED T0 LAUGH.
A Joke on Himself That Mark Twain
Failed to Enjoy.
When Mink 'l‘uuiu “‘11st n resident
of Hill'.tf0fil (111111.. he once lulled Iit
the oillre of Dr. S\\Iill, n lorul spec-nil
.ist of considerable iepuie, to consult
him regarding 11 triihtl ailment.
The pliysiriuu‘wim inclined to be
rather urhitrury in his c‘liuigcs. wuii
vei'I independent iIIItl disliked exceed
)inuiy to be consulted in regard to mi-
nor itilnienis in this instuuro he
Immetl 11 fee for his nerilces ihiit the
or ononih-tiily minded Clemens thought
extt‘NHth‘.
After 1i little :Irizumcnt Mr. (‘leinens
deriui'ed (but he would not [my any
such price 115 the physician asked. iuid
rose to leorc. Just us he turned his
buck on Dr. Sthll u voice nuid din
iiiii-tiy:
"tio iilouu homo, you old fool. you!"
instantly Moria 'l‘witlu wheeled
urouud. angry through out] through.
"What‘x lhut. sir?" he retired ut the
doctor, “Wliiti‘s iitiit you my '1“
With it niniltI ihni wits rioylug in “H
nwortiieiut i)r. Swim pointed to a i‘illlii
in thtI corner where his purroi woo
owinulng 11ml t‘lllltii’lllig with hirdlxh
glee. and unlimited:
”’l‘hiti in tho uiIiitlIIInnn who spoke to
you. sir.” Somehow the explniintlon
did not Kt‘l'lii to reduce .\lr. _t'thnIiin‘
uuuor very nun-h. and I.1I iii-\Im' entire
ix lu-llm-od to Dr. Swuu‘h' liimwciiiIe.«--
I THE iLYS BALANCERS.
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1 Without Them Olgana the intact
I Would Tumble to tho Ground.
’I‘lio' ‘lli-ii’t‘lii or the illpterii order. to
which ilu- i'lillilllliil hoiou-tly iwlonu».
intro. on it rule. "111- Imlt' of whom itinl
rudiinmitiiri' l‘i‘lllliilllirt oi‘ unoilivr lillll‘
in the form 112‘ ii t-luh rlliillit‘il oruiin on
ioltltor Hltlt‘ oi‘ the liiorux behind thi-
; wlnux. 'i‘hom- oruttim ni'r tIullml “lltll
. mum's” t.imi tut riporiiumitu huv‘ir
I KNOW“. 11m lintinpoiinithie ill the outiii
’ intuitive of equilibrium
.\ 11.1 ”out whirh titer luiic been re
mun-Ii rtiniioi dim-t he Mum. and it
li tiltm to Iii from the ethic of u iiihltI
will litimminiieiv mini 11 down“ 1nd
v-riiniw. dropping to the door on list
. lwtui about three not Iiwuy unit fullhnz
’ new on tin hut it Iitiiilliirly it it tile»
Io iii from the door utter 1mm iImiiitII
In uniting on llii fN‘l outdo it itiil rim
to the air two or three inches 11nd then
uutiiu tumble. uli'lkiiux it» timid rind
'tt
ilil‘iiillil over on his liltt'k tin before. but
MMMWW ‘ ntilt otmnt Ioni- Inches from he nttti‘i-
Mildred Tobin. of Wittoibury hm" inn imiui liorlroniui tiiid tiiireiidiim
Igor pmheilimlt roominlur. oyoglnmirii : mall":""1333‘21,i‘IiiszLI‘ltixo‘r”izi‘irgini‘l‘iififl
itit'l Money on the window Sill M the. "I", -. W mm“, “W” mirhnps nod
ilopot recently. The money inns been; M, I H, H... 4111111» accident ”Hum“,
itlliitid iii/01‘ Ti) “H! 0113"?“ Hartford; {Hill :i .iinh r “‘ha [hp mummy” [If [le
oi East Not-walk a relative. jl 'l in 3 111mm: t'litlitt’li it to intact may
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”Move up. move up." roared UH!
Boudumi‘.
' isn't." chino bitch ii piping voice.
with a fainting fit."
the vestibule,"
tor. "mire up,
”A woman in the atria is threatened '
'"I’oil her to mm till she gets in '
shouted the condor i. 7 ,
more npi’wfllwé- ‘ ‘ .
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is ready, and gives a clear and
many illustrations of the new models, and working parts of
the Six, the Four and the Runabout.
sourn NORWAL‘K.
BLOW, YE WINDS. BLOW!
WE DON’T CARE
Flour to Eat and Goal to Burn
FROM
RAYMOND BROTHERS
MAKES AND KEEPS US HAPPY.
The 1914 Cataiog
MOYER CARS
concise description with
“IV
We will gladly mail One on requcst.
O. D. Jackson
Uptictnn
comm
‘iOSCAR H. BANKS
§ GARAGE RIVER STREET.
om
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NORWALK, CONN.
as WALL STREET
NOIRWALK.
PHONE «it.
Everything in the Option] Linn
Eyes Examined Free
mu (.1. JEW
Equals
1 when We resisted him.
THEIR POSTS
(Continued from First Page.)
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the border to the UnitedStatee terri
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unexpected event, according, to the two
commandant, and oven il‘ utl eoldioru
Idouerted. tho generals any. they would
fremuin to die at their postn.
’ "it iii thought that two came to Olin.
lugtt no that il’ we were puiuued by
Vliln'e rebels we could atop acroun the:I
iburder," Ellld General tiuuti'o. Such a
plan in proporteroun Our forties eiuc l
luuted (‘hliiuuhutt because we had beonl -“ V
linolatod there. We had no way to ob-l
jtuin inonoy to pity the soldiers who
:remulned loyal to ‘(lonural iiuortn, 11nd
Iwu had uoymcuiis of communicating
{with tho IWur Department ill. Mexico
E’Clty. Our duty woe to open 11 line or!
'comimmicution leth the government.
jund escort from Clilhuuhuu (litr cili-
gzens who feared they would be niur~
idered by Who. We. selected Ojinngn
.becnutte it in one of the best natural
fortifications in the world. it also of
I l'ered a source of communication with
. Mexico I"ity its well as u port tliroiihh
lwhich we might import provisions.
iOur position here is impregnuble. ‘We
l‘huve umple stores of umnuuiltlon 11nd
linore than fifty iield pieces. Our loss
on have been grenlly under those of
Ethe rebelu.01teuu. who came to at
:took us on orders from Villa, thought
jhls presence would cause us to her. to
l the United ~i-itiaites. lie was surprised
Our i'our thoir
ruinous lillE Io mi: I11”
Retreat of federal uoldioro aerosol I. ‘
tory would be induced only by some} .
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lsund loyal soldiers, because of our su-
I gg'ptiioi‘ t‘oiliiicutionu til'e uble to resist
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amonma‘rrou III-om. ignoring mist». __
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biotin. Him-1‘ l’iiie,.iIiiI..
vim-tum N-Iiiwimi, mu! ill moderate prices.
Colebum 81
_ . THE JEWELERE.
'I96 WABHlNGTON STREET.
22 WALL HTREKT.
NORWALK.
ETORES (WEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHMBTMMSI
Reductions 111 Pajamas and
Night [tubes
I
32.00 PAJAMAS ..............t M.”
11.50 swam: $1.20
$1.00 PMAMAO .................m
31.90 HUGH? RD!!!...1...,..H. m
nomMfim
Lauder
.. gin tltivliiimt atroot, and winning to Iii-
': into the window. a playful 11111111111112
. the iwu men.
. they wanted a em) to sprint: him as no
I: would It bad boy.
T imagination: that ,di’iiot Pennington
.I 10mg rebels. 11nd tiItIitI tire not thuti
‘n'inni rebels in the north. iiuch oi usl
its rend). to die should that be news
nui'v. and ii‘ We er'uiuuto this place it-
l will not be to u ioi'eign t:oiiiit1'_\.'
“neneriil (,‘iiistro'h' luterriew wuss giv-
. on in it quulut plaster house which has
:been under almost continuous fire for
in week As he tallied, the 1.1uuonuti
lug 11nd ruttle of iiiiuitii'i of General
Urtegtis rebel 1mm to the “PM oi the.
jiilluge were. nutlihlo. 0
Wild scattering It shower of bullets
uboui the village.
Isoldlers on duty for a Week without
bleep were some of the scenes witness-
ied toduy in this frontier viliuue.
5come the battleground of 11
north
on the federal ammunition by the re
hols. A few of the adobe liouees used
his t'odertd forts have been demolished.
but the damage to forllficutions inude
oi‘dirt him been ('uiiual.
lro und Sniuzur that the inderuls had
in cone of utter defeat, the United
States. troops did not slucin-n their pre~
bittlllullii taken with it View
eventuality. Already about five hun-
dred i‘cderul descrtcrn have crowed
the linoundolthorhui‘o been disurmcd
11nd
‘l‘oxun.
Bromine of the tendency of
river from l’rtIuidio to send their
lcrnent .i’. iilriuioii, the Iiittiouul di-
rector, to provide more hospiuil 11in-
y
it
.lt‘ \lllII'.. Mot. inn.
tempt of i‘odoruln under thIniIrui ltlriir-
under t‘ulixio Contreras 11nd John m».
rit-in. who tillfltikt‘tl und thIiiIutod tlii‘ili
hint lI‘ridiiy In It hittile nonr Hun (Tun
hm liuriiiiuo. night mildh from ’i‘ot'I
rcon. accordion, to 1,111 oilichil illl'finltiitt
rum-trod lit!!! iiiuht by (ion. imnuviiloh,
commnudur ut Joiner. 'i‘lm innuendo
gold the federal lotion-n were iii lilllcd
and 28 prinonoru. i’oini'ii furrow re
treated to 'i’orroou.
WW 1‘ w.» «it...» to...» ‘4‘:
nu 31mm THAT
111331511 lithium
into ono‘o tied in Indeed etitrtiinu.
truth of this «statement win be borne
out, by utioiltionlnit Whiter intuition 11nd
Julieta Juuwicit. or South Norwulk. it»
they new viotbna.
it 1561111111 that Frank Fay hm; A friend
boarding tit Everett)» boarding; liounc,
liraci her intention he loaned a brick
ttbe brick). it was this wrong pow
and the brick struck upon the bed or
The complainant iii politic headquar-
ters did not omit My arrested, but
flotation now whom it. osmium on
the mutiny job. this blunt no union
tooth-Ir ut-.
To be uwniusmid from promuud ultim-
her by the dropping of n huli‘uiirlclt
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t iicud soldiers lyhii: unburied in the
iouter trenehcn and hundreds oi" liviliizi
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tlTv
miles from II ritilroiid. which has. hiI~l
possible;
ilnnl eouilict for the. possession of thiI’
So iur ueilhei side has made-
material headway. except in the druiul
Despite assurances of iiencruls (‘uwl
no design to flee to the United 'Stuics‘
to this,
bent buck or liuw escaped into
both the contending urniiiIs uci'osu the;
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wounded to the Amerirun side to be;
cured for, the ilt’Id (from today wired‘
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plies. ’l‘ho rummage sold hundrodu of:
Wounded Iiiiuhi intro to be enroll for.
ultimnieiy.
t
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do l‘ouiL tit "i‘orieou. to inurcli on the;
Hi} of luirniuo, whith hi hold by the:
rein-Iii, “titi l'rlittii‘flltid by rvbrl troopn'
~» It I11 reported iii .
”the m dead," iii relief) my. ,.
Fur Coats;
331-3 Oil Regular Price
FRANK JACOBY
Theatre
Opposite Hoyt’s
17:" rmwmmommmommowomrwmoo«.mooooo
Golden‘Grain Flour, 690 a bag
suonnn snoumucns, 1.11. . ........... . .......... . ......... 15c
tuner MIXED Ntfrrs, 1.1.1. . . .. 15c‘.
'1~11«'"1'WAI.Nirrs In ....................... ' "18¢
‘ ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwalk
o .
The Maxwell .1175?
Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hills
and on the lavel.
F. E. Lockwood ,8. co,”
39 WallStreet, Norwalk ..
O‘DW.
Electric Electric
at
Wiring for DOMES Supplies.
Light and Power.
Motor Repairs.
Art (‘lahs Homes in ditterent designs and colors ihme domes
liltili’t‘ rm acceptable Christmas gifts and the prices will surmise
_\'.Oll
THE WHITE EL CTRIC CO.
(Registered
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONEV3423. ' .. sourt-i‘NOIIIWALK
54 WATER 3T.
Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
’ ' ‘_ made after
PICTORIAL
'~ REVIEW
. PATTERNS 5“ 43.
him- ilnti l-‘r r-oinh chic
and style no much iidmir-
ml by all good dressers.
\\'1I t‘t‘t'iiiiillit‘lltl to you
in try (Inc of tiuaso~
.Ii’h‘it‘ UNI)?
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February Patterns
an on “I. now. ul‘o tho ‘
‘/ CELEBRATED
. PICTORIAL
REVIEW
FASHION
BOOK
ii in only i come
ii‘lil'li hill"1‘lltt\lt,‘il without:
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TWO Stores.
South Norwallr. Conn.
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