international-stile
whenyourteerhbe-
mayors-em
mmbvvithcoidit’sthe
'workforyoutodoil
3” up a ton of coal and your
IMO! then are through.
The
WEEKS
XMAS
You will surely need some-
thing in Christmas Presents.
We are strongly recommend-
ed as the best place to buy
them.
‘WATOHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
EYEGLASSES. SPECTACLES.
, PM: it out now, pay something in
advance and we will save it until
ristmas.
. “"REMEMBER we have a large
flock and are getting daily some-
:fithig new in Watches, Jewelry.
flocks and Optical Goods.
prune Giulia-y sen “sumo
IAMPs vx'rrn CHRISTMAS
AS. BRAND
8 Washington St. So. Norwalk
list your repair work in before
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w “I" W “W The HATCH ca BAILEY Co. 7
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astothotest. Wevfllcbargeyouanlywhatisneoemtobflns
thebeattoyolataproperbuslneaa profit—no more. We want your
future hm imamnchuwe would like the first order.
r
Atlanta-General Benders Opia-
ion concerning Appointments
2%
5 ditto reticent-s
Attorney-General John H. light.
has decided that the state police
commissioners are not obliged to
choose members of the state police
force from a list of names submitted
to them by the civil service con.-
mission. According to this opin-
ion the state police department does
not come under the civil ser»
law. Judge Light holds that I! the
law contemplated the placing of
the department under the law the
'edect would be the practical abol-
Iishment of the police commission.
IThere is no part of the work or
Imembers oi the state police com-
Imisslon more important than that
which relates to the appointment of
members at the force.
As to Capitol Superintendent.
ARKET ‘ I In connection with this decision
Ithe appointment of a superintendent
Ioi the Capitol is brought to mind.
illliITilli STREET
it is held by some that it does not
Civil Service
The Demand, For Male Stenograpllers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
Barns 'M
I 22 “‘8 'come under the civil service law
' ’ Iand by others that it does. Mr.
IWright. secretary oi the civil ser-
)r‘
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:JJ'I‘. Apr; ISKI_
, .".."-"-".‘-.-.~ru ("Fray
Ladies’ Fur Garments
Either for present wear, or present giving we have,
a most complete display. ‘
Fur Coats, Muffs and Scarfs
in all the latest models and most wanted pelts.
Fur Sets for Misses
and Children
Dainty and desirable Muir’s and Scarfs, in many shades
at. very low price.
delivery withou
190- a,... -
Ivice commission, asserts that the
position comes within the civil eer-
Ivice law. He reiers to section ,
of the rules of the civil service com-I
Special for Tuesday. ,
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I)
the Xmas Rush.
fisfil‘HAN OUR PARENT’S
I], I I/I'IK,‘ I.
ll,
3%
I scientific treatment of teeth.
seems. Examinations free.
‘ HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
_ Dr. J. H. Mallory
I] I‘lSo. Main St.,
illilllilillilliliillls
THE MAN FROM MEXICO."
Ell
Mexico." it being his
is. As in his first portrayal
‘ «menu 81'.
ion is in five parts and
" forth of Pauline."
THE CLUB THEATRE.
.BUR TEETH ARE BETTER
ty years ago lttle was known or
I
,made dentistry a life study. ii
on are in need of a dentist whose
he'lhods are strictly modern. call and
SO. Nill'Walk‘: strictly adhered to. is sure to bring“
be presentation in Norwalk to-
ad tomorrow of the Celebrated .' and from all present indications, this
wedy production "The Man from I policy will be enforced as long as the
dioxide" the people of this city and ‘little theatre exists. I
an» especially who have learned to: ..
preciatemotion picture entertain- I this week's program is. of course. the
of a high order. have offered to? first installment of the magnificent
something out of the ordinary.
I is photOplay is a splendid picturlza-
‘of the extremely popular comedy-
. and is sure to appeal strongely
be hundreds of lovers of high class
tires in, this city. John Barrymore
of the most prominent of « the
tiger stars of the American stage
ears in the title role of “The Man
second
0!,
‘American Citizen“ he finds him-
.in continuous trouble, from which
xtflcates himself in a highly hum-
it is in this type of
that John Barrymore excels. The
is
up to the highest standards
to the Paramount producers.
ednesday afternoon and even-
i’athe Weekly will be offered with
. the. past week all possible two-reel lecture photo-play will
II“ to' the eventual mecca 0! presented each day. and in addition Hospital. Mrs.
. . .. Theatre have been dispelled. to than. several features have been last cranial. ITflm (30- II 50“! MB “49““th-
’ u . theatre played to call-cit! amused. A varied and interestingI , diam Plait. ot Sherry avenue. waaI
Tor the greater part oi “III
. m on several creation. W;
Shoulder Steak, 16c lb.
:mIsslon which says that "the com-I
160
16c
lb.
lb.
cipal executive otllcer. etc.”
; Porterhouse “
superintendent of theICapitol
I ‘3‘, Y - m law. . '
l mam—WW
CHURCH CALENDARS,
Sanitary Markets : l
3 Grace Pariah Net's.
' 3 Main 3. v n n- . i ‘
I “imam I O. F Schultze ;;‘:IIIIII“II;‘I;‘ ’" a" I ’l‘ucsduy—-Junior Guild. In the culldupw before 11... grand jam which Isl SpCCiillS in our {9.
I ”00'“ “I 1] I“ hi. “my “ION” S°‘ investigating ex-Bankcr Sullivan‘s H
I Homemade Sausage ..... 16:: lb. Lettuce .............. 10c head ‘clply supper in lho Parish Hall atIlmnaacuong while in prlson, .The in- ' ‘6
I Lamb Chops ......... 146 lb. Fresh Shoulder ......... 15c lb. 'g;30 p. m. Iquiry will be resumed before the grand' I ii
1 Stew Lamb ..... ..... 10c lb. Weak Fish .............. so lb. . WM,.msdnymmnnen-s Gum, I“ ”13% my mmomw. J. Em ”when”. . 11 epar men , ii
I Spinach .. -------- ---~15° lleck 31“ Fifih - ------------- 10¢ 'b- 1Pfll‘llih Hall. 2:30. Tea served bc-Iman o! the executive committee of theI U
i ‘ ”“0““ 0' Hams” ---- "3° '5' tween 4 and 4:30. Hearth Fire Girls Union punk depositors, n is stated._ ti
———» ‘In the GM” room at :34] Knlrihts h“ protested against Sullivan hem; Genuine Black Lynn H‘tts’reduccd way below actual ii
' I 101' King Arthur in the or sh Hill at aroled, declaring he has facts (ending; _ ‘ . . . . , ~ 7 . , ~ ‘ .
SHACKLETON S EXPEDITION DELAYED 72l5. , I30 prove Sullivan is not entitled to of ‘ value on account of the warm weather. Come and U
Thursiluy~-llet't0l"a Helpers with parole. ' look. Genuine RaccoonScts at reduced prices. Hud- l
LONDON, Nov. 30, 7:19 :1. nl.—-:\ dispatch to Reu-
tcr’ Telegram Company from Sydney, X. S. \\'., states
that a strike in the dock yards has delayed the departure
of the Antarctic ship Aurora. which is to carry a section of
Mrs. Howard Wilson, 9 West Main;
street. at 3 p. m. j
Friday—Knights of King Arthur in‘
the Parish Hall at i.
Sir Ernest Silacklctoll's Antarctic cvpcdiriun. and that "W
q] 3 - - . . GEORGE C. TILYOU DEAD.
.. lacklcton \leI not start on his Il‘illlS-:\Illiil‘(‘llt‘ journey NFW YORK Nov 30 'George C l
' A , . . .I
until "CXl year. ' Tilyou. owner of extensive amusementf
concessions at Gooey. island, Atlantch
City. Revere Beach, Boston. RockawayI
Beach and Bridgeport. Conn. died to-I
day. in Brooklyn. of intestinal troublelI
lie was tiny-two years old. I
The herd of 1,580 pigs, owned byilleI
City of New Haven, which that cityI
finds a most effective way of garbage:
disposal. was inspected. Saturday. by}
Councilmen Henry J. Hipson and Ron-I
r .- ”w.— ... . v-wfl -..,m- “a -. .
Iple were turned away from the (100“ I parts, produced by the Lubln Com-
because of lack of room. ipany. a Vitagraph drama, and one oi
The tv‘vo benefits held last week, i the comedies for which the Essanay
one for Colfax Encampment. .l_ 0. 0. i Company is famous. Western pictures
F.. and the other for the East Nor-Inna several others will make up all
lwfllk improvement ASSOCMIOH. tilled afternoon's or an evening‘s entertain-I
Ithe theatre at nearly all performanc-I ment which will be extraordinary in
es. Many people visited the theatre its excellence
for the first time on those occasions.;‘ I
"and the management has noted with? CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BAN. I
great pleasure that many members of. QUET on London, City Engineer George W..3
Ithcse organizations have become reg-I - ’ ..... Sharron. The plggcry on the townI
ruler patrons, I Secretary Charles H. Dilworth, at farm was visited. under the direction
A policy; such as that adopted by ' the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, 0‘ Supi. Ruttelsdorfer, in the seitrchI
'the management of The Club. it today completed arrangements for the 0' ideas ‘0 successful and satisfactor-I
lly dispose of garbage in Norwnlk.l
dinner to be served. on Wednesday
night, at the Hotel Mahackemo. and That the method employed by New
Ithe affair promises to be a great and Haven IS a splendid one. is shown b)“
the fact that the piggery has paid Mr.
Icess. The principal speaker will be
Dr. B. M. Rastall, or New York, who Rattelsdori’er about 313,000 so far this;
will give an outline of Chamber of
Commerce work. He has been engag-
ed in this project for a number of
years and is familiar with every de-
tail. Other speakers will be Hon.
Jeremiah Donovan, General Russell
‘Frost, 'R'ev. John Stapleton. Prbf. ira
T. Chapman, Judge John Keogh, JudgeI
Isuccess to any theatre. The patrons
Iexpect the best photo-plays. unusual
Ifeetures, and last but not least. un-
Ivarying curteous and immediate re-
Ispect for the slightest wishes of pa-
Itrons. in all these things The Club
'has thus far lived up to its promises.
year from sales to the market. and theI
Springside Home has been plentifullyl
supplied with pork. Officials from all
parts of the state are interested in
New Haven's scheme. which could be
adopted by loco} authorities to advan-
tage. . . .
Your interests are zealously guarded
a
The feature of greatest interest on
sist you in your business}
A. Palmer. 0! this city, last evening
T Th PdERMISTs gotDAY- t (1' met with a slight accident when one
0 9° 0"" t“ 0 erec an a ' of thel' rent wheels of Archibald Sel-
dition of one story. 10x12 on his home I “3.11.5 automobile, which he was driv-
Int 20 London street. To 00’“ 560- fing, came off near the standard Oil
The managcfnent of The Club has: T0 H. Nathan to install 8. sink'ln “Company, on the Wilson Point road.
been unusually fortunate in securingI Charles OddO'B 'barber $1109 on the I The occupants of the car were up.
such an early booking of this pieture. . EaBI,S‘d°- Iharmed, and the damage was speedily
many of the large New York houses T0 H. L. Moeller to Wife the new I repaired.
vi' _ I .
ZESIVII‘IIIEIIIIIICIIIEEIS “II" may have be“ 32:15:15;sz P? I” J“ “mm“ °“ HI” I The White Electric Co. will move,
I As this paper will print the story'I To J. M. Moeller to wire the Edwin 3:3;1:::;‘;f:eII‘eIIZI’lrffe‘vféa‘i‘x‘gzfifi
in daily installments the interest of ‘ Monroe residence on Fall street. street I
the pictures will be increased many-I~ William Kertes'this morning receiv-I T ' W
fold. Patrons being forced to miss I ed a permit to erect a two-family be many friends of IRichard
an episode of the piptures, wlu‘be able house on South Main street for Man Law, .rormer proprietoriioi the MP"
to‘féfollow the storyline it appears in . Gunzy. The cost will be $2.500. 3h3°k9m° HOW- Wlll be glad to learn.
print. and in this“ way will not be ~.-—-——-—-- . .~ ~
forced to guess at what has happen— HOSPITAL NOTES. I311??? by the“ United States District
ed in the episode which they ,have Paul 0011. 013 Wilton. wasIadmitted‘ on on app cation of “3 attorney.
. \
Imissed. , to the Hospital. last eveninfi.I and thisI :Egegi‘scfi; Taylor. Nodavgositizg b:
l mornin was 0 ersted u on. ; me was me 9 7““ y
The program for this week appears a p p “I Mr. ”ng creditors.
Ito ha of unusual merit. As usual, a}. Mrs. Matilda Warren. of Anson . . ,
be will receive medical treatment at the . Have your surplus money workinl;
Warren was admitted for you. An account in the People’s
‘new serial, “The Master Key." The ers_
first Installment has just been re-
leased, and at the few houses that
have already shown the first two
reels in New York, the serial has been
greeted with the greatest applause.
l
I .. Getting ready for criminal at
mm In altered {or today. Includ- Iadmtued. this morning. one one othts.itead’s. The adv. in initiating. Read
in: a thrilling mom drama in ton Inser- arnputated to the tint Joint. it.
' .
a“.
John J. Walsh and possibly a fewvoth- at the City National ii 95. Let it as-
I thathe has been discharged in bank' ,
Probably a lot oi people with
greater ability than you have
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IICBIIIIIIIIK VISITING I
III 800T" IIIlIIWkLKI
Secre- from oiilce because of the unusual libu
it Imission may. in its discretion, ex-I Thomas M. McCormick, former war—I 3'
I Round ‘ ' ' 166 lb_ empt from test and competition tlle'dcn of Sing Sing Prison, whom Gov-I ‘~
I I o _ w . .
. u » deputy or first assistant of 9. Drill ernor Glynn. 01 NEW York.
; SII'IOIII
tary Wright says that the cities of erlics be afforded David A. Sullivan,;
has former banker. while in prison. is in
I not been exempted and that there- South Norwaik. Kings county omcials |
tore it is under the 'oivil servicehavo notified District Attorney Crop-I III
’ soy. of New York. that McCormick-I fl
'Ivvas seen in this city several days ago.
land that he is still a visitor here. I
District Attorney Cropsey annouuc~,
Ies he will invite Mr. McCormick to ap-l
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The Leading Outfitters
for
Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
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son Seal Sets and all other Furs marked at
special prices.
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held .
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Iblgher salaried positions—having? fl
I"marketed their services" throughI ’ ,
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3: ChrIstmas stocks that have passed the $6,000,000 mark. :33
33 Arrivals from Europe that comprise practically all of the 33:
33 goods ordered abroad for this holiday season, to make fascinat- 3‘
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33} The Jewelry Store . The Wonderful Toy Store E3
33' The Leather Goods Store 3\
'33 and evéry other-part of the ten selling floors—more than 181/2 ‘33
:33 acres—of this vast modern GIMBEL building. . 7 3:3
33 A far better organlzed sales force—intelligent, helpful, 33
F3: courteous.“ . w . . §
33 . An excluswely motor Delivery Service 'at its top notch of effi- 3‘;
33 elency, that covers the country for fifty miles around New York, 33
‘3 and IS Without a superior, and few, if any, equals 1n the world._ 333
3 Most liberal arrangements for the free delivery of goods, by- 33'
parcels post, freight or express, to places lying beyond our wagon 3‘:
, delivery routes. . . . _ :33 '
~ , A_Ma11 Order Seerceprganlzed to glve accurate and prompt 33
5.3 ‘ attention to your commiSsrons. ' ' _ 3‘:
SI .. All this lsat your service today and tomorrow, and every day, . 3‘;
3: ‘ until your last Christmas package is bought. ' ‘3“
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Miss OOGKEl-‘UR SURPRISED.II Hoyt, Larry Bora,IAdeline Cocheiur. Novak, Wm. Mather. EdWard Wil-
A very enjoyable surprise party was.
recently given on Miss Adeline
' of Spring street. by a number otI
local friends. The evening was spent
in a most delightful manner. music.
umesjand 'i‘direshments adding much
‘3.
to the“ plmtness ot the occasion.
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fur.
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Joseph Kusliclt. Edna Yoorhees. Peterl llama, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt. Walter!
Cocke- Lubla‘novits, Edward Moriarlty. Stephf Hoyt. Bertha Frye and Mrs. Frye. -
an Faon.’Willlam Riis. George Mokley, m
Edward Brisket, Joseph Pesak. Thai-II Ray Paxton. or Irvington, N; J., yes- "
m.‘ Morton. mud 5;..Rngfgamue]: terday returned to his bomeatter en-
Ooclietur.l.loseph .Bexa, ‘(llaud Whit- ,
more. ms Zipperer. William enema 0' relatives at 4 West, avenue.
Ilielan usher. moronctIamith. EmmaIIWD- ~ ‘
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[laying a week-end visit at the home '
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