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. Rivorfi Tho/temperature continues
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A com ASSORTMEN‘T OF
TABLE DAMASK.
25c —— 500 — 15c —— 51.00
KAPKINS ..... V ....... 500 to ‘3 do:
TABLE OWE AND NAPKINS '1“)
MATCH . . ...... $2.50 to $5 I set.
BUREAU SCAIllS ....25c in $1.50
" in penumbra and lace
ltcnasaaoe table covers and bureau
covers.
Lint-n Crash
Towcling..ltls, 12 1-2
and the.
E K. Blinks
Inhoekomo Hotel Block, Bo. Nefwllk.
_ Diaries
T for-1915-
10c to $3.00
no N'N'ELL'Y ' s‘
Stationery store, 16 So. Main St
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Diaries now on Sale
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE.
Norwalk and So. Norwalk, Comp.
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Tomorrow evening there will be‘
election of emcers at the meeting of“
Norwalk Aerie, F. 0, E.
Charles E. Hoyt, of the South Nor-1
Walk Trust Company, is spending the:1
day in New York City on business. 5
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An Important meeting of South Nor-I
on Thursday evening of this
There will be election of officers.
Representativeelet‘t Cramer
Hegeman is spending the day in
Bridgeport. This evening he will at—
tend the Republican banquet. .
Bertha ll. Lyle, of~ thisrity. has
brought .suit for a divorce from Elmer
Douglas Lyle. Desertion and intol-
Hotel Mahackelno
Arrangements may be
made for Dances, Balls and
other affairs.
Popular price bill of fare for
Lunch and Dinner
i erable cruelty are charged. The couple
were married in November 1897. At-
! torneys Linxweiler & Hegeman repre-
sent Mrs. Lyle in the action.
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John Pierce, Jr., has severed
connection with W. A. Hanford.
North Main street, and will establish
an agency in..\‘orwalli for the Stanley
Steamers. He will probably go into
the garage business himself. Mr.
his
Pierce ‘ls represented by ,Attorueya;
Linxweiler ti Hegeman.
;‘ The street department have moved
‘their stone-crusher from upper Nor-
walk to the gravelrbanks near Flor-
ists Treandly & Schenlv, on Brookside.
Work will start soon on repairing and
building roads in the 'llrookside sec-
tiotl of Norwalk. The department’s
workmen will soon start work on pre-
paring West street bill for the win-
ter.
George Bartlett. of New York city.
Vicel’resldent of lllt‘ Edison Portland
, I’Cemeut Company, is lilting mtertuin—
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museum NoRWALx aveuluo samurai.
walk Council, K. of c. will be heldimany.
week.i In most of the Chilean Cities worn-l“ Bridgeport give at the
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ODD BlTS OF NEWS.
VISITORS ENTERTAIN VETERANS
Intem'tingrmm'fstzthemd from M3"! 1 Bridgeport People Prcsent Flue Pro-
. 0 e World. gram at Soldicrs’ Home.
“it is rigorously forbidden for any: Fitch’s Home for evterans at Noro-
woman to (as: amorous glances atlion Heights was invaded. Sunday at-
Brmgh and . - .i - atern‘oon, by a small army rom
French prisoners. is the ’ Bridgeport. collie to gladden. with
text of a DTOClalnalion issued by theEcherry music. the hearts of the old
military goverrmr 0f Stutgart, Ger- soldier boys. lt was the annual musi—
lcal treat which the Sons of Veterans ;
Soldiers 1
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Home' and With the Sons came this
en a B . ' l
d ire .1135)“de as. street car can 3time the Bridgeport Daughters of \'et- I
l “cm * \ , , ‘ crane and members of Elias limvcu
The ma“ Striking feature Of She.Post. G. A. ll., of iBridgeport, thel
.electlon in Lehigh. PA, was the vioJentlre party numbering nearly a bun»
401'! of Horace W. Sellout: for statei‘li'ed- 31:0“: 0“"“‘e:“3‘t“:;:n“iitg
‘ '. ' n'ga 'ei'oroon (co ‘ >
,senaitor. ‘MPJSChantl, who it! the 119-32222 express from Bridgeport stopped
pub can ‘mmy chairman, won overga few moments before 3 p. m, and
Senator James A- Minter, the Demthuhe Bridgeport folk were escorted to
cratle candidate for reelectionV byltheflliome. Over 400, including guests,
259. Mr. Sohatlta will lie l.eliign-s.‘.’°‘e"‘“s' “if? flihefmifiuiifl'i”:3th
an“ Republican State Sfllfitor, thatigmgée tzpheltfr :hi: elllzl‘lt‘illlmcllt.
office haying been filled by Democrats! Among the Sons of Veterans could
for 102 "mus- fhe scenB. H. Hart. senior \‘lce ('Olll-
George “'0” of Columbus. indw‘rmunder; F. (‘. (.‘llailliiali. junilll“vl(‘te-
own w at r a” commander Patrick Kane. pa no Ic
t s Acho dlile te ms'a Squirrel r ' iiniitruetor: Vl'. ii. Hart, secretary and
er. c r “8 to “ olfa- Statementlw. J. Moore treasurer. Russell Glenn.
the rooster is a better ““1"“! h‘lmver’iwllo is chairman of iiovve Post's cu-
than any dog he has ever seen. Heitcl‘talnment committee besides being
taken the locale} into the woods “min. past commander of the post.“al;t:
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i... by W- ........ w- :rii::‘“‘..:ri°u.
around nihillllalllntil he finds a treat ' ' .
‘ ' er- {1:} .. lHome opened thc meeting-
on “ma? 9 “airfield“ perched. Then! The program opened with a piano
the warrior crows until the squirrel bi‘nelectjon by Zlirs. ioorxc Bcnhnm,
buzzed. . .. * ’whiclh was followed lly
' r ‘ - a vocal solo.
A Pillage” mfll‘l‘flndi'wlfe-Were dis-4 “The Sentinl-l Asleep.
lly
‘ ' - _ Benhrfiii. Mrs. licnhiim «It-company—
. cussing one evening the best way to: mg. mam, mjpm‘ge can“, [Mm
protect m bushes Gums the COM ‘; back with an encore.
weather. “The next morningihe first; “Your King amt Country .
‘ mail l'roufim. from this agricultural‘dszl'ou." another soldierl sclcctiou, “as
partment Qt Washington o‘clrcularlat-‘exquime" ”named '3'
ler tam“! in great data“ how ‘0 cueivhylxt‘inrt (‘hurcli of Ilrltluclort. Mrs.
{for “shrubs and '0“ ‘21131193" in theiBenham accompanied in this and in ‘
‘ cold months. inther \‘ocnl selections. :
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The Texas agricultural station has My littllt. In lipston lillltl “1
sum: by \llici-lit lwnllilm
issued a pamphlet. in View of the great ‘ A sturdy. wh‘llc-liulred \t-tci‘uli of
number of houses which have been re. ”H. “.3... Russ..." ”101]“, now of Howe
r-enlly carried away ill the floods of Post. delivered in brief :lddl‘css.
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Miss Judith],
YLamhcrt. soprano of the First l’res- '
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lnlcutionl-d his plcusllrc. all being pi‘e- :
No. 2 South Main Street
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral lichens
FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR cur FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
Telephone 364
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Do Your
«In her shopping
Neckwear
Remember W
Shopping Early.
This is tlic time of the
that “Miss Shopper” talics alluri-
tugc lif Illlc szltlt‘
ussorttilcnts. "Alias Shrimp-r" can
tliirll lllc time now than she can
two weeks llcllcc.
We Have Full. Stocks of
Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Underwear, Girdles, Hosiery, Bags, Gltlves
Traveling Cases and Manicure Sets
Christmas j
year 3-5
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it) about out» 3‘
Skirts, Burs, Waists,
Handkerchiefs; ‘
e Give 3:01."
led tilts afternoon by City
George W. Slierrotr Engineer Sher-
ron'is showing Mr, Bartlett Norw-alk‘s
permanent concrete pavements. Mr.
Bartlett is a recognized authority on
! ’Keepyour eyes on the Beers' Meat; good roads, and is very much inter-
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsetlledi‘nd Provlslon Co.'s ”415' ““53 if youtested iii the Norwulk Street Depart-
wenther with rloin‘ temperature and would reduce the 0°“ of living. mem‘s efforts ll" lllls dll’PCllOIl-
probably local showers tonight and _ '
Wednesday. - riouard Platt, of Sherry avenue, who The Salvation Army Of this city.
Cloudy weather with log and lightlw“ admitted, yesterday morning. for; through on article In a recent issue
raln at intervals prevails generally ill ' surgical treatment was sent home from ' Of The Sentinel, has provlded the
all districts east of the Mississippi ‘, the Norwnlk “0391““ today. :Andrew Markovitz family, on Kosauth
‘ _ istreel, with the net‘esslties of life. It
Congressman. Jeremiah D'ouovaulwm be'relnembered the husband wall
lleft town last evening for Washing-lsent m Bridgeport lall recently . to
.ton. where “"9““ matters of ""90" .fserve a thirty day inll sentellcer’lv-
“in“ “’3" M3 consideration. Ting his wife and five children but two
dollars to provide for them during that
. SouthNormlk Camp, Woodmen °t 2 period. This is but one of the many
~- , ., 'llte World, .N°' 102. 1““ hold "‘9“ l Instances that Ensign and Mrs. Edwin
Aeoifn‘m‘h‘y ”“5‘99'3Wewnfi Wednesday”. ‘Perrltt deserve mentlon for their
evening. December 2. in the South praiseworthy assistance to,.\'orwalli’s
worthy poor.
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WEA'riiER FORECAST.
high in the central and eastern din-I
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. Conditions favor for this vicinity:
. “imam“ My light rain and some-4
\vhp‘tiltl‘gborfi brdperature. . ‘
noon.
3 _, 3Norwulk Trust Company building.
'l'cmperaturc: Low, 44; lllgll,l .
5L Cloudy. i Stephen Kiss this morning receive DAVID LAMAR 0N TRIAL
. -_._i_. led a building permit to erect a $3.000l NEW YORK, Dec. l.—-Davld Lamar.
Domenico Farcllllno, of 6 Laura; two-family residence on 76 Lexington feliarged in three ludlctments with im~
street, yesterday aftemoonpurchased;avenue. All improvements. with themersonatlug officers of the United
Engineer .
rivers of that state. contullllng valu—
Iallle suggestions for anchoring houses
exposed to this danger,
. Mrs. Lottie Wiltbauk. aged 87,
. Geolgetown, Del, has never tasted an
legit. She says she does not know, and
is not interested to know how one
tastes.
\ Charles II. Willougltly of Pittsfleld
has what is probably the largest and
i finest collection of autographed photo;
, graphs of any man in the country. it
lnulnbers 46,1, and includes presidents
and ex-pro‘sldenta, authors. poets.
t‘rltlcp. gloslslators. newspaper and
lllagazlne'edltors, railroad magnetom-
inen in every field of human useful-
nose.
Nearly; 500 acres of land near Parts
are devoted to mining young trees of
peculiar shape for umbrella handles.
On- thohM'cMaatol-a form in Rich-
mOnd, Me. thermal-e two families of
l tame foxes, numbering 13 In all. They
; were brought up one bottle and have
become pots of the family.
More than 400 patents have been is-
sued by the United States fir devices
intended to harness the power of sea
““0 lots on Law street "0m Chm-i exceptlon bf heating apparatus. wlll'suiies with intent to defraud will: w“vell-
"Street bankers .and companies.
. , fplaced on trial here today In the feder-
This morning building inspector ‘al dlstrlct court. '
Clarence ll, Finch issued to R. C.f
tian Swartz. of West avenue. [be installed.
The Woman's Association of theé
South Norwalk Congregational Church!
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“l’sdayv December 2' M 3330 P- m- 2the changing of bath-room fixtures lnzltamar would be prosecuted only on
H l the Belle Island home of Dr. J. J. [one Indictment—the one charging him
A full rehearsal Of the degree team I Stroxmeyer. of Brooklyn, and another with impersonating Representative A.
and guard of Eureka Rebekah Lod
l. 0. 0. F.. was Iield last evening. At:
:Alleys, on Washington street
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to next meeting, Friday night 0:51.30 Conch.
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forgfraud J. P. Mormon Sr. Company and
this week, six candidates will be re-' lthe United States Steel Corporation.
cm ed. . ,lt is charged that Lamar, in telephone
* i The committee appointed some time messages, represented himself as, be
EsCaping steam from a radiator in , ago by Major F. «l. Burnell‘to consld-Illng Mr. Palmer and sought Improperly
the Rogers and Stevéns' store on , er the advisability of the City of Nor—to have the Morgan firm and the Steel
South Main street about 4 o'clock this walk purchasing the entire fire and.CorporatIon employ Alfred Lanter-
1p0llCE‘ etuipments of all the districts, jbficll, a lawyer.
mornln - a . .
g was t ken to be smoke bytare busily engaged, lit the presentl The second indictment. a supersed-
Olficer John E. Re 'nolds, who rom t- ‘
) p p lug one, contained the additional accu~
ly notified Mr. Stevens. An investiga-iume’ In preparing a Comprehensive,
“on was immediately made and the.and interesting report. This will b‘eisation that tumor, while talking over
steam shut off presented at a future council meet-,the telephone with Lewis Cass .Leo-
' Ins. ‘ Lyard. represented himself as Mr. Pal-
-"_ :mer and said he was talking with the
Supreme Secretary William Mc' authority of Speaker Champ Clark.
ileney. of New Haven, and State Dep- “ Tile third indictment charges Lamar
Iuty William J. Mulligan, 0f Thomll‘iwlth conspiring with Lanterbach. Dis-
Your health is dependent on your
eyes. Read Tbamer's adv.
was‘
' . At the opening of proceedings Dis-
“‘l" “1881 in the church 93710“: ‘V ed- ! Thompson two permits. One was for ;trict Attorney Marshall announced than
go. I to install a sink in the Brunswick ‘ Mitchell Palmer with the intent to de-
rive hundred celery plants, owned sonvllle. Conn. will be the prlncipal,mci, Attorney
Marshall announced
M G. Ferlito, Of New Canaan. (werevspeakers at the first of a. series offimat Lauterbach could be tried sepa.
attached yesterday afternoon by Dep- ; social evenings under the auspices Qf’ratem
utz' Sharli‘f ”D. Louis Ladrlgan.
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Norwalk
Forum is being sued for $500 dam- Knights of Columbus councils, to be
ages by Joseph Lapolla. also of New ‘ held. tonight in the Catholic Club, on
Canaan, for money due for services West avenue.
‘ A musical and vocal
rendered. Attorney John J. Cohen rep- ‘ program of exceptional merit has been
resents M r, Lapolla.
Handkerchiefs for the holidays at,
'l‘ristram & Hyatt's.
lprepared by the entertainment com-
. mittee. ‘
The regular rehearsal of the Nor.
walk Choral Union is to be held in
The case‘ of Felix Ma’slonka, of Wit-fine High School Assembly Hall this
ter street, second district. was heard‘
before Judge John Keogh. yesterday
afternoon. occupying the greater part
of the afternoon. Mr. Maslonka
. charged with the non-support of his
wife and three children, but two of
which he clalfs as his own. Maslonlra
in yesterday afternoon's proceedings
was represented by Attorney Joseph
13. Taylor. Judge John Keogh order-
ed Maslonka to pay his wife 86 a week
. for two months. at the end of which
time, providing worlr In his factory
, ‘tplcked up." he in to contribute 81
per week for four months. Manlonh
nu Mounts Ialt‘for divorce against
his wife. no is represented by, At-
torney William, A. Grim. Jr, and
In. W7; 'mm Nil:
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evening. A large attendance of mem-
bers is requested. alsoof those who
choruses secured during the last
week. A voluntary collection will be
taken. At“ the last business meeting.
held two weeks ago. an amendment
was made to the bylaws, which waives
the dues. formerly at one dollar a year.
and now stipulating voluntary contri-
butions. which is a plan used success-
fully by the Norwalk Symphony Soci-
ety: A meeting of the executive com-
mittee of the Union will be called by
Vice-Prudent 1). ill. Dubrow for sonic
manhunt week. It is expected that
the committee will formulate some
ph- turnout; a membership an.
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have been contemplating joining. Prof.“
is l Perry will distribute copies of several
; to.” .
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Mrs. Catherine lllaltc was granted it
divorce in Winsted yesterday from Dr.
Joseph W. Blake. a prominent physi-
clan of New York and liitchfield. by
Judge Marcus H. Holcomb in the su-
perior court for Litchfield county. Tile
decree. which was given for dcsertlon,
was granted on recommendation“ of
JohnAddls. Judge of probate at New
Milford. who was appointed by Judge
Holcomb a committee to take testi-
mony in the case, when the suit was
brought to Lilchfleld several weeks
ago. The report of Mr. Addls was
filed with Judge Holcomb yesterday.
Nothing was said as to alimony or the
custody of the Blake children.
ANIMALS AND ELECTRICITY.
Man has much greater power of
electrical resistance or much less
susceptibility than many other ani-
mals. A leech placed up'olil a copper
plate which rests upon a larger plate
of zinc is unable to crawl off on ac-
count of the feeble electric action ex-
cited by the contact of the metals.
Hones are troubleortiy slight differen-
ces Vofpoténtln’L'An untreated for
menu-tian with electricity succumb-
so to a camnt Minty mum
i COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.7Represeu-
tatlve Jewish women from all sections
.of the United States were here at the
lopentng today of the seventh triennial
convention of the National COuncll of
Jewish Women. The morning pro-
gram called for the reports of chair.
man and officers, while the reports of
sections was the order of business for
the afternoon session. Tonight the
formal welcoming exercises will take
place.
STEAMSHIP MOMUS CAPTAIN
DROWNED.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 30.—-J. S.
Boyd, captain of Southern Pacific
steamship Momus. was lost at see
some time during Sunday nightgit be-
came known when the boat arrived
here today from New York. He wan
missed at 3 o'clock. Sunday morning.
and passengers assumed he fell overv
talus 'in the New York-New Orleans
passenger service.
You filled This
‘BBEAT NERVE lONlc
For OverviEating. Drinking, Smoking
or Overwork of Any Kind Caus-
. xiug Nervousness,
Take Tonolina Tablets
Draggists everywhere are having a
big sale these days because the peo-
ple who have tried them know that
they tone up the entire system and im-
part vigor'and energy'into run-down
people in a few days, and because
they are guaranteed to do exactly as
advertised, and all ‘druggista are
authorized by the maker to refund the
purchase price if anyoneis dissatis-
fiedjwlth the first be: purchased.
If you feel blue-have lost confidence
tired out. a box of Tonollne Tablet!
in all you need. _ . ‘
ll'lne‘st preparation for handlebar.
nervous troubles. poor/blood. kidney
and liver complaints, include, neuter
gin. tremblifit and ion of, appetite.
They never fall to and constipation...
Moll" Tablets out “MM ,3
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board. He was one of the oldest cap«
'in yourself. are despondent, weak and,
,mhfld‘fiw,,
Si‘l’ll. touched on their growing old;
,togclhcr, and mm said a word about
lhc present wnr in Europe.
"You have tiinrchcd the lint. this-
tv roads.“ hc said. "You have loin in
the trencllcs. and have llccn ordered
iforward to charge the lines of earth-
}works. “'c llil\'e‘iln tollcd ilmid tllc
*storms of shrapnel." , . .
lie gave also lntcrcstmg rcmilils~
:cenccs of (lcttysburg when: he fought
lip. e Second Army Corps under
.Hn‘ig‘ockflalid took the boys again for
lit moment to Little Round
xalong Cemetery ltidge. Applnuisc fol-
‘Iowerl him to his seat at the con—
cltlslon.
ct'er to music. A violin sclcctlon was
I iven by Mrs. E. Fay.
gooney aulie piano, and “The Fight-
ing Hope" was well rendered by the
“volumes. George Raiotte, one of
llrideport‘a beet lull-lion singers
gave, "Come back to me,“
bert lolnltl'g In the chorus. As an
enema. Mr: llttjottc gave “when you
play In the claims or love." A splcndld
baritone solo. "They all love Jack,
was given by Albert lnllkc. another:
good singer. and was followed" b3
"Back to the Carolina you love. by
Charles Delirium. Laughter and much
applause was won by the selection
given by Vincent llcnhnm. "Fifteen
Cents," and his encore "Beans.
Both. are comic songs. Charles Ben:
ham followed with “The U. S. A.,
and the program was closed by n
lZ-yer‘thold lass whose execution of
"The limiting Volcano" was a worthy
one. The young lady. Miss llelen
Carroll Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Cnrrnll. Three rousing
cheers at the end. showed the bear-
'ty appreciation of the old soldier
boys of the entertainment. The same
committee of the Son
which had charge of tilt‘ affair lost
your. conducted at this year. On this
committee are George. Benhnm. chair-
man. W. J. Moore, Willlam Itine-
Coomb and Thomas McCoolo.
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ACCUSED BANKER INSANE.
D. Morgan Smashes ll‘umiturc and
Pounds Head on Jull Floor.
I William ,Denison Morgan. head of
lthe Morgan Bunkcrs‘ Service Corporué
“lion, New York. who Is in jail in
nltlng trial on the charge
li‘nrtlord, aw
of embezzling 854.000 of stock belong-
ing to two women became violently
1’ nsnnc yesterday. ilo smashed ull tho
and seriously inv
his bend
Ifurniture in his cell
{lured himself by pounding ‘
-.iguinst the content flooring. Pour
Elrecpcrs restrained him not! forced
him into it straltiockct.
i Sheriff Dewey last night received a
[report from two alicnists who exam-
"ined Morgan yesterday and today he
Twill lay the case before a jUdgc of
5the Superior Court, asking that it
lcommittee examine Morgan. Should
the verdict be adverse to Morgan he
will be committed to ii state asylum
or the insane. or should friends go
to his assistance and pay the expense
he can be sent to a private retreat,
possibly the Hartford Retrcntfor the
insane. where he was a voluntary
patient once when prostrated by
work in the Aetna'National Bank .
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SANITATION PROBLEMS.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla» Dec, 1.—
Problems of sanitation as applied to
cities and. towns were discuss here
today at the forty-second annu con-
vention of the American Public Health
Association. A joint session was held
with the Socioloxlcal section. at which
sanitary experts explained in detail
the work accomplished In a number of
cities for the prevention of disease.
Today's program included a paper
on “Health in Publicity." by Dr.
Charla V.,,Clinpln. health “panama.
alumnnmanmum
on‘Tlto w Certificate." Wilt.
on» m mad-pt of the m
'rup andi I . '
, ‘Trlnlty Sunday School Tree on Mm -
The rent of the service was ulvcni bl
tera e of a campaign this ‘ear to et‘ .
with Miss E. i ’ g :Sdiool met last evening in the p
' Miss Lum- .
s of Veterans‘
{of time to make selections and be sure' arm, and this the State Secr- :
Green Trading Stamps.
M. ‘A Moltascll & Son.
120 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
CHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS.
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Local Merchants Try to lnculcate It:
Importance. do)’, the 29th, and choral Service
0 th .
local merchants are making cousid-r Teacher of Trinitjzrmgliurch “Sands
w.
ltheir patrons to do their Christmasv 15h Hall. Twenty-eight teachers . H
shopping early. and in many stores infofiicers sat down to a very delio E
th ' . ‘
e cityuctin be found signs with melsupper arranged by a. committao
legend. Goods laid raslde for .Chmt'rteachers. After supper a 9‘93“"
mas." The idea of early shopping for' . ' ' " 4 l.
Christina whi h} iness meeting was held, when-z»
3' c 3”“ started 3omeiwere made for the Chrilitlnaa f
lyears “‘0 has crept “Ch year more ties, The Choral Service willh‘
and more into popular favor, say the on sub“), afternoon. the. 27th, m6 .
merchants, until now there is the con-‘ Christmas tree on Monday aftV
slderablo portion of the Cliristinaskand evening the 25th '
shoppers who heed the Injunction to dol When business was over. "1.5 _
“‘9" Chris‘“ “1‘09““ WW- lo a. Gilbert a member of the
“The idea of early shopping for": day school Commission of the Dir
Christmas": said one merchant. llllfiiof Connectlciit, then addressed 1
‘momlns. has gradually taken hold-rteacliers on "Teaching the Lem ‘
and the people are coming more? and‘ and also on the use of stories“ ,
more each year to realize the advan-i lustrate the lesson. Mr. Gilbert _ .
2.222.?iiih“.i§°§i°.°i.$ie£i“3.2i if”? ”if. ‘1“. ‘2‘“ ,, "‘° “’
: any can u a or es.
Idea was that such a course would A very enjoyable . and profile.
eliminate much of the rush vpf tredlng< evening was spent by all present"
and the extra-work necessarily Import-1 Trinity Sunday School is grow
.ed on the clerks at Christmas time. 1very rapidly and has a fine cor
"Patrons. however. came to realize: teachers. ‘
that the practice is also beneficial to} y ,.
' themselves, for more than one who put; PINE MEADOW MAN'S [ICEN
‘off his buying until the night before SUSPENDED. ‘
gChrlstmas found that the particular: HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 1.—-Sec
{article which be had been long admir-1tary of State Albert Phillips yea
ling and intended to purchase for aiday suspended indefinitely the an
£Christmas gift had been snapped up mobile licence or Darius Smithp
lby a mere far-sighted shopper, and of-‘ Pine Meadow. A few weeks ago:
iten he has had to wait until afteri tween New Hartford and Winsted "
Christmas to duplicate the particularSmlth's car collided with that of
iartlcle. The early shopper has plenty- Mr. Swett. Mr. Smith has only '
:that he will get the particular article says “places him in an extremely d
which he wants. ficult position at critical times."
,license is suspended because tit 311‘
“fl!
- and its duties to the commlinlty. Mem-
TAYLOR DEFEATS O'HARA. l
B. Taylor, rated 115, last eyening, inf
the Brunswick Alleys. defeated W.!
O’Hara. rated 90, in a. pool game which,
excited the interest of a large number:
of witnesses. The score was 1153 to?
29. The following scores were made:
by last evening’s bowlers: l
Fielding ..........107 109 110—326;
(lager ..... 131 ‘ 80 82—293.
Total .. ..... ......... .....619
Russo .......... 86 113 126—324
Ireland ...... 79 91 99—269
Total ....... . .. . .593
BANQUET, AN leFORMAL AFFAIR.
merce 'Dinner to be given at the Ma-
hackeino Hotel tomorrow night, is a
‘v'get-together." informal affair and
not in any'sense aibwquet. A busi-
ness and social session wherein a few
well-known speakers will give their
views on Chamber of Commerce work
here inviting guests are requested to
call 1472-2 and notify the secretary
on or. before Wednesday morning at
tono'olock. Music will be furnished
‘The Norwalk Chamber of Coml'
own welfare and that of others.
Do you like tuule fish?- You can
it for little money at the Saul”
Markets. See adv. .
it is ofino value, but the mun;
the Watches we sell is assured
fact that they will give long
good service. ‘
Waltham, Elglu and Rockford VII
1 also have the antimalarial
Watch inspector for N. Y,
H. Railroad. '
and a profitable evening Enjoyed
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Norwalk Chronicler