'K-E’é'r. “the cantata' to be sung
"n”.nfii‘?‘ 10' .1".-
.‘Anotlter Burglary
.Vhy not call as on the 'phonc
7 No. 1230, and let us protect your
1 valuables against this danger, and]
1611 will have no need to _u'orr1
Taylor & Golden}
”UT?! NORWALK TRUST CO._
- BUILDING.
1
. - 1
, A. J. Collins. of North Main street.‘
likisecured the services of the Miss-
es Madeline Campbell Curran during
.the rush hours of the Christmas shop
ping period
,‘ The continued case of Henry
Schultzo. of North Mlin street, came
up befone Judge Keogh this morning.
Schultze received a 55 fine. lie was
arrested several weeks ago. under the
Washington street railroad bridge by
Officer John E. Reynolds. charged
with l1'1111l11'llliess
D
The In: :1l post office has distributed
to many of the merchants cards call-
ing attention to Christmas mail. The
cards contain the injunctions. “Mail
early. Wrap securely. Address plain-
ly." The cards call attention to the
fact that packages may be marked
“Not in he opened until Christmas."
The 11'11 grs of Isaac Still, employed
. by tho Andrew liadel Oyster Com
many, were attached this morning by
Conatnhiefianlnel 'lreland for money
.6119 A.‘ K. Johnson for board At the
time the money due Tony Spnraudino
was also attuned to coy; a s'111n‘o'f
money claimed to be owing Catherine
‘Cloppofalso for board. Attorney John
0. Cuueo represents the plaintiffs in
both matters.
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’l‘l1e Daughter of Jairus. by Stain-
11y the
choir . 11.“ Trinity church. this
evening is a very interesting work.
The solos are for soprano 1111101111111
lbass iolces and will be sung by the
soloists (1' the choi1. Miss lydia Vos-
lburgh. Mr. Owen and John \\'.chle
The chorus is composed of twenty-five
well trained singers, and besides the
mixed choruses. there is a. chorus for
women‘s voices and a stirring chorus.
Sims
is
sung lly the men. Edward .1.
is organist and cholrmster. and
most painstaking and enthusiastic in
preparing these monthly musical ser-
vices.
——ALWAVS GOOD!
But better than e1er; our display
”of Meerschaum Pipes. and Gold Mount-
ed Briers. Reasonable prices. Whelp
iey & Clark.
W“ 1
—'VltLLINERY NOTICE_
All trimmed hats and uutrimmed
shapes at reduced rates at Miss l’ol
hemns', 110 Washington street. South
lNor'walk.‘ Phone 302.
1' 1, REGULAR PRICES.
~‘Sal Hepatic'1.25c size ...... 1812 COMPANY. 1} In view of the fact that the contract Louis W. Wright, New Haven, case-
Sal Hepatica. SOC Slzc ...... 32C HARTFORD Conn Dec 5...“ \Vhs‘had been placed the comptroller IC- ment adjuster. ‘
53‘ H'C‘ll'dm‘a $l 00 bl” ' ’7“ said hi Receiver George Pope, 0f the quiesced. although much against his Lucena 3" Morden and "' Buch-
‘Merch's Milk Sugar . 25c Pope Manufacturing company, in s“ inclination. anon. Waterbury. book ring.‘~
Hood's Sarsaparilla ........ 801: parlor court toda1 that he had about Charles A. Beaujon. Canaan. barb-
lDoans l'\l(ln€\ Pills ........ 40C $150, 000 on hand and would 11ppl1 in l‘. (1 ““513“. TO BE DEI’l‘T} wire reel SUDDON
iabout ten days for an order to pay a . ‘('0',\uvrnox,|.p:n. J0hh W- Baker Stamford 3C0”
Stilison-l’owcii 001901360"
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
Ied Mr. White admitted to Sergeanti
' stores to good ad1',antage and also to
strim the interior of their places of
1 made!‘
1 day. ' l
Your Little Relatives"
1.
of" " m‘w‘t-mmfiwn-m 1M:.M‘&1wmt:mw1tzmg'“...-r..1-.41m 1* ole-121V L
'-""‘" M" 1-11. *f‘sw ”197‘ .~ r11.- 1.-.-. :‘..r_ Jaw rm Mi— “VF-m ‘ .. ‘_u
11 .- » wwrws-11W :mL' r»: ,- ..
Charles E “01110! the 511111 1101' .1 j“ V 1- .
walk Trust Company, left this morn- . . ‘
ing fora brief visit in Boston. Mass. 1 I Smoked Shoulders. lb. ..................... ~11. . "..' . . . 14¢
' ' - . lancy Maine Potatoes, pk .................... .19¢ '
~Fanqy articles for Christmas Best Creamery butter lb .......................... 35¢ l
Gifts at Mrs Taylor s Hanford 8100“ Good ”table Butter ................... 30¢ 1
North Main . ............
8mm “rarrantcd Eggs, doz .............................. .39¢ 1
Mrs. Harry C. Wright and dang)...» l'nll Lream Cheese. lb. ........................... ' 20¢ J
ter Constance of New York. are; .'\c\ w Saur lxraui lb. .... . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .: ....... 5¢ .
guests of Mrs esl e. El ' d ' -i '
nue L ‘ ““0" 3‘9 131st l'an1il1 lluur bag ........................... 82¢ !
‘ 1 lxirl: 1111111 .-. Soap cakt ............................... 4¢
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson this noon:
.‘arrested W A White, of i)anbury.t'o1
1iolating traffic laws When question
East Indra Tea Co
25 Washington St. Phone 371
Gibson he had an operator's license. 1
1;}.oca1 merchants today started ar-
ranging Christmas goods in their
business for the Christmas season.
J .
1-1;:
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AW ”mmwrmw 1"er arm-(“J *‘i’aF‘a-i‘é’i
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Christmas Gift Suggestions.
DON’T FORGET
Practical, Durable Gifts Preferred
by Giver and Receiver.
Gifts that Give Pleasure Every Day in the Year
FURNITURE
MAN'T'LE MIRRORS
LADY’S DESK
GRE AT
.. Marked Down Sale
War pictures at The Club 10-11 1
”0f__ ' 1
Women’s and Misses' Suits, Coats. Dresses,
Skirts, Waists, Furs,"l’etticoats, 'Milli’nery.
The 111eml1crs of P. C. Lounsbury 1
Ltdge. W. Id, 0. P.. will hold an apron
and necktie social at the hall in Wash» .
ington st reet, on Tuesday evening, De- 1
cember 9. A very enjoyable time has .
been planned for those who attend. 1
11115 “www- 1111111111111 of Wu“; The Largest and Best Selection of Garments in
street. second District. sailed today forl Town at PRICES LOWER than BISCWhere
the other side on the steamer Luialtan- 1
la. She is to make an extended vislt' THE PARIS 3350‘ Main St. ‘
with her parents. of Clare county. ire-L
South Norwalk. l
land. returning some. time next spring.
We alter FREE of charge
John \\’. (11111511 11 and lsuac (‘hnrch The style store for Ladies
last evening were authorized b1- the
Bridge Construction Committee In sell . _ _,
the few remaining houses near the
temporary bridge. Other matters of
11:1p111'in111-o came no for consideration
last evening, '
ll. S. Gregory has brought suit for. '
$200 against it. Stnrgis. of Wilton forT
11131111111 for services rendered. This
niolning Deputy Sheriff D. Louis Ladv!
rignn attmhcd the automobile owned
by M1. Slurgls. Mr. Gregory is repre-
sented in the matter by Attorney Johnl
.l.t"1111eo. '5" 1
llenry Gettcl. of Port Cheated-T111115 ..
arrested yesterday morning on North
Main street for drunkenness. Gettler THE R I ,1
was driving a cartload of lumber OYAL AMES 1INN' ..
and was blocking traffic with his THE Phlf‘l-I' ("1 \ATlSl-‘.\("l‘10\‘,§ ‘
crazy dri1lng. He paid the :5 fine -" - ...—...:—
given him this morning by Judge John COMPTROLLER OBJECTED
1119031. . . 1 1 1. TO Mlflfflfln CONTVRAGT
HARTFORI} Conn. Dec. 6:40me
11111111 lo‘. [1" Russell. M’édleal Corpfi trollor Daniel 1111111111 and John Buck- '
ll. S. A. arrived in Not-walk lalt lay. the latter the prospective clerk of
night. from Vera Cruz, Mexico. where‘um incoming House of Representa-
he had been stationed since lastsprln81. tives. had an animated conference at
when that country broke out'ln a rero-ithe office of the comptroller in the
lotion. lie will be the guest of his Capitol yegterday, u seems that un-
father. Col: George D. Russell. proprle- known to the comptroller Mr. Buckley
tor of 111.; Norwalk Hotel. for 11 day or Thad signed a contract for 11 Hartford
firm of printers to print the necessary
blank forms to be used by the Gener-
-Ltll88t pictures of the World War ul Assembly. When the comptroller
at The Club today. heard of it he asked Mr. Buckley for
____ an.explanation. quoting the statutes. William 8. Mills. Bridgeport. three
which provide that all printing for the patents—~w-ork feeding attachment for
sewing machines.
“your 111an mgoao ..
001113:c cur mven'rona
.3
Dec. 1.11914. Listnturnlshod from 111
tics of A. M. Wooster. solicitbr of put.
enta. Bridgeport. Conn;
Alfred Adt. Bridgeport single de-
livery paper box.
lwo.
Thomas H. Macdonald. Bridgeport.
combined display device and announce
lug grapbophone.
_..... ......»
. ..lll modorn appliantea have been or-
dered installed at the new coal pocket state shall be contracted for b)’ the
of the Harris & Gans' Coal Company. c.0mptroller Fr ”k 6' Sanford, Bridgeport.
which was recently erected. The 1111.; MP- BUCHEY said he “'85 TOHOWIDK stock. ‘
glue and boiler for the 11111111 has ar-l precedent In the matter h"°““ "- “mm- ““"‘°"‘- 0'8"“ . .
11 utter. "
rived and will be put up in a few days “But you are without authority you
.A crew of men have arrived to set the are "Gt 1’“ the clerk. " Shh! the 00ml)-
.78 foot mast, the largest in this city. (roller
The grab basket is ready for connec- Mr. Buckley replied that he expect-
Wllliam R. Donexan-and .1. J. Walsh.
mobile tops.
‘tion. When these things are ready for ed to be and it was the custom for the ‘ . .
use. the company will have e1ery mod. prospective clerk to confer with the R 1" Setter. Hartford. ”“9"“ for ' - 10 First St. autumn-walk W 0|' this 0"" and to come and . Hart's & Gal's
ern facility for handling the coal and incoming comptroller in such matters. NP"- condmts. etc . . Tel.- 452: 3:;l‘m“‘r "" “m 3"“ WE" ‘0 9“"
will be. able to expedite the handling1 “1 was not consulted when 1 came buEEItni's H ”0‘19"" Hartford. car- ' “p 111111-11 fullllnc 0‘11“? 101mm“:-
‘01' it {Heath'- ’ 1131" said the comptroller. 'nnd “1 ° ' _ "Rl’fitlt’s to show .1'011..W1\T(‘1ll.s,l
Max Buchmuller. New Haven. candy
seems I am not to be consulted in go
making machine.
ANOTHER DIVIDEND FROM POPE Ilug out "
board or bulletin.
'further dividend of ten per (9111.10 -
lcredltors.. w‘lurrle' (Enlvchslari 111113110511; Vctcrnn Paul C. Richter. Stamford. couP'
—_- f) (‘glll N l ‘4II'. “ m
(7“0111pjiollcl elect Morris C. chstcl “fem: (1321131181 D b t‘ wi feed
of Hurwlnton. \cstor'day in‘ ltcd F. W s em. an 11 3" re '
Clarence Bissoll. deputy comptroller, ins mechanism
to remain in his plest‘nt place in that William E.
serticc (f the stntt .\11. Bissoll will cu“ closer
remain in the comptrollcr's office.
With the incoming year. Mr. Bisselll James Welch, Tarrington. lace cur.
will enter upon his eighteenth year of mm stretcher.
service. timing: the second term .of' Trade Mark. ..
Coml‘lmlh’l‘ B 1‘ dev Jilly 19 Acme Shear Co.. -Brldgeport,
190 -.1 the title of the office was chnnx- for “1880“ '- and
edto deputy comptroller. which car- .
rlcd with it the. secretaryshlp of the
board of control. thn' Mr. Bissell-l
began sorYiu'. there were but two
other clerks in the office, while now1
there are sis clerks. employed.
Mr. Bissell was born in Hebron in‘
18-18.an was educated in the public 1
schools of that town. Prior to com- license money taken in by the
ing to llaitford nearly sc1en yen-115' county commissioner: for towns in
‘ Fairfleld county other than Bl‘idfie"
Russell. Danbury; cir-
I The
“Golden Beauty
shears 1
. 1:. . .'
CASE DIVIDED.
(‘ounty and T011118 Get Liquor Ili-
ocnsc Eons.
1116* follfldng'W weremissuen" ‘
Frank L. Capps, Bridgeport, two pat- ‘
cuts—mandrel for sound records; eiec- ~ -
tor mechanism for cylindrical records. .
die 1.
Hartford. supporting means for auto- ‘ ‘
Bruno F. Goetlt'ner. H. Rooney and ~
What more practical Christmas gift ‘ could you
make them than a savings passbook of the South
Winn; Savings in 11k with a. “nest egg" deposit of a
dollar or more? .. ._ . .. 1
1 .
ago he lived in Willlmantic and com-
port for the month of November has
muted each day for about ten 1'e11rs.1been‘ dltlded and forwarded to the
respective towns after ten per cent.
had been deducted for the county
1 STAMFORD. cc 5.411111. Ellyn; Hue 11-1111 amount reached whs
both D Smith. widow of Walter M. 8114.136. The county's share was
Smith. bequeath: 32.13011 in her will 311.41360'1'111: towns allowing ll-
flled here tod111;ns an endowment causes received the following nub-1: ——-
of the Elizabeth “lice: Smith cot—l Stamford. $30 330: Norwalk. 8:1.-
tage of the Hoods-ell Home ”sock-1930: Danhnrs‘. ON. 493: Greenwich
111011 of llincklcy. Maine. The cotton. 81!. 005: Pall-field, ”.130; Hunting-
'w1u founded 15 years ago by Mr. and port. 82. 885: moment. ”..l“: Der-
nlter M Smith. :12: 11 memorial film. 31.710; its-pun. 11m. New.
lien 11.7111; Newton. I J“: Brook.
ltleld 8:10; New Catt-n11. m. «1 Both-
oi. 819.“. .
I. E.'\\ Eh 2,300 To HOME.
dire.
to the r doubler. Elizabeth Wilcox
Smith.
LIBRARY TABLE _ BASSINET
READING LAMP MUSIC CABINET
DRESSING TABLE 4 PEDESTAL
STATUARY
KITCHEN CABINET
PICTURES . FANCY BASKETS
. SWING BASKETS
‘NEw DRESSER DINING CHAIRS
NEW CHIFFONIER DINING TABLES
BUFFETS
BRASS BEDS
MORRIS CHAIRS
ROCKING CHAIRS
PARLOR SUITES
RUGS, SMALL SIZES
TABLE COVERS
COUCH COVERS 1
ROPE PORTIERES
TAPE‘S’I‘RY PORTIERES
CHINA CABINETS
ALUMINUM SETS
CARRIAGE ROBES
BABY CARRIAGES
DINNER SETS
REED CHAIRS
BABY HIGH CHAIRS
BABY ROCKERB
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WOOLEN SLANKETS SLEDS
COMFORTABLES WAGONS .
' coucuss DOLL CARRIAGES
Check off from the above list your Christmas Gifts
and have us set them aside and delivered anytime before
Christmas. All orders will be delivered before Christmas.
COnveni‘ent Payments may be Arranged
Sterling Furniture Company, ,
127—1119 WASHINGTON so. so. NORWALK. CONN
’PHONB 105
HAVE Ecua- .«cnms'rms
1 SELECTIONS RESERVED.
The Most Loved
H ...... “4.. -.....
Always the Latest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decoi'atlng
The Gorham' Co.
(20111.: "£0111
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right fire, buy the
I
right coal. ~Our coal is al.
coal. It's' good. hard, clean
coal with heat in every lump.
‘ g » it costs 110 more than the 0th—
, . ’l‘lic pmmcnt of a small (Ir-posh on
any article will insure its being held5
for you until you want it later on. ‘-
Tliis pltm gin-.4 you the prixilegc‘
of selecting from our stock 11'I1Il1 it
‘ is still complete without anticipating
- your readiness to nay.
“c ilnits- you to tnkc full 111111111-
cr kinds.
lilthEhE’l‘S. (.0111) and Immo'vl
l-‘OBS. all styles in (‘1! :\INS, BREAST
'mxs. STICK PINS, STONE RINGS.
DIAMOND Rims. svrmm ntxos.’
orwm'mixs. mosses. ROSA.“
Iuss. Tm omens. 11111' PBS. 0111' .
muss. SILVER 11mm. and 1'11-
Daveyis
SOC TE A S BRELhAS.
Equal to most 60 cent R. F. NOACK
grades. 60 S & H {26 NORTH MAIN ST. so. noon/111.11
Stamps with each lb. -
‘ Red Oak.
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
Your Earning
Capacity
ought to enable you to do more than
just make a living. YOU OUGHT TO
SAVE MONEY. The next thing to do
n
of heat.
A Most: Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
An ideal winter shoe for men.
[The soles are viscollized to pre-
is to set your surplus working-safely 3' Rowan St. Phone 44! . -
and profitably ~ . 1 out the penetration of any damp-
A SAVINGS ACbOUN'r IN THIS 11658. .1 ...:c
BANK is both safe and profitable; and '-—"'——'——'—-—-—.-—-—~——n———__- --——-——
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
BY EMPLOYE.
NORWICH. Conn. Dec. 5.-Thomas‘
Baldwin. manager at a local arms fac-
,tory. was accidentally shot in the ob-
ldonien there today. and is now in a
very serious condition of. the hospital.
An employ. was tenths I m porc-
WOMAN'S HOUR OF LABOR LAW ed sum-tic pistol. and. it vol all.
DEFENDER m1 a. hull loud the may
9.. 5.1.1...” mucwm mini-
the sure way to future independence.
The People's TruSt Co
79, WACHINOTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
wasmxo'rox. ......“ ......
Guam was of California and 1a 00"" I: i M i“ W “V "l" m. «out: 11m. 1111;310:3113:
“mitt. “simian“ lo m.mm_,..~~
Advmiseme'ots in The Scott.
incl bring the be.“ mill. ‘~
Norwalk Chronicler