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“'“mwm TheHATCHCBBAILEYeo.
Gummmbermdumbaandoufm andtbcnput
sciatic-lest. Werlllebamyononlywhtisnecssssry tobriIIII
“mumuswm peat—no more. lie want you
mWimnmvwemuidlinthenutorder. ’
The :Hatch at Bailey Compact
Mir.-
stamp values. Bee adv.
mt appreciated. The Sterile: Fur-
niture Co. adv. is replete with suggee
tions.
L Avrick oiferi special Christmas
boxes for the holiday season.
.‘ .' u.-'.'r-'r.'-.-ru--;- s-u;-‘.~.:v;v.:-:n;.I.
“4A-..-AA.\ _
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.—
A licensed pharmacist is always in
attendance at the Norwalk Drug Go.
Read Beer’s Market adv. tOdin for
special prices.
A big line of toys at Edmonton's.
civil Service
The Demand For Male IStenographcrs
8Tlllll KEEPS limit
It
cs” angst.
I _ Nest boys and girls dislike to go
. 5’16 the dentist but those who do and
,who take care of their teeth are the
files the are seldom sick. They
mu high at school and excel at
my. Good health follows good teeth.
1‘. have ‘good teeth you must give
than a certain amount of care. Bring
children to me.
ltation free.
ours: on. m. tulip. 111.; Sunday
‘itppoiniment.
7 Dr. J.‘ H. Mallory
s South Main. so, So. Roi-wank
, I.»
a
m» .3”... ”r
Christmas
WATCHES
feminine. AT SMALL PROFIT.
M Wanton), cm, which can be
open priced in our window now.
min
«.00
$5.50
$0.50
sup
88.15
s: 1.00
812.50
BRAND-
So. Norwalk
EATHS AND FUNERALS.
. Chester w. Griffin. .
ester W. Grillin. a 'well-known
' t,~died. yesterday morning at
' I home at 229 Thorme street. Mr.
n was well known in the local
as world and his demise will be
,Ied by many. or late years Mr.
' sis been employed by Booth
' (it as a traveling salesman. The
services will be held at his
nday afternoon. The Rev.
Simpson will conduct the
Ices Bridgeport Standard
,v"""-'"“
dohn Elme'r Hewley.
n Elmer Hawley. a teamster of
nldln street, died at his home
rday He wasfifty-four years of
. ' he remains will be taken to
erPlain, N. Y., tomorrow morning,
star D. W. Raymond. in
neral services and IbuIrialI
3
tsvusws UNIION or.
‘ rinses.
Elected omen-é for the ensuing
lemming the electfin a social
lit—Frederick W. Andrews.
. entwfloward Khalil).
{inflecretary—C. M Flew-
Howard M. Godfrey.
‘to the State Convention
3W. Andrews.
yd. nous—woman nont-
halyard Knapp. Albert mm.
C. II. Fludllyn Ind
RHA Ill 03
Wisconsin official Investigators
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Liquor, Automobiles and Parental worthless for both men .and women
months‘ investigation of the vice prob, not eacapable by the payment of fines,
lem in Wisconsin ‘by the Legislative thus sharing their guilt with
anti‘Vice committee resulted in radi state"
cal proposals for law enforcement and
better social conditions.
in an exhaustive report which was.
'iiled with the secretary of state.
ed vice, the report says. is the use of
' intoxicating
causes are public idanoe halls,
houses, poorly lighted parks and pub. Orv sift choosm’ attention
iic places, lack of responsibility by ps~
rents, non- enforcement of laws by pub- s°h°°l ‘5 shown My day by
lic oillcials. lack of public amusement 1““ number 0’ men “9““ “mm“ “019“” 0“
and recreation facilities and automo-
bliss.
question had no material relation to it
~ girl's downfall. '
other this s:
in cities of the first class with exclu.
sive Jurisdiction of all cases involvins
moral oneness.
be, established in be equipped with he
is Constant. Prepare at
The wrath of the heal ens broke out
Merrill College
That social neighborhood centersbe ice storm that raised havoc with all
developed 1'1 connection With the: passenger carrying Bperations, and the
school system. service of the electric lighting com-
' That municipalities provide super-3 pany uptown Up to press time the
vised amusements, particularly con-3 heavy fall of rain had not abated, and
certs, moving picture shows. etc 3the prospects were anything but
That employers of domestic servants Ibrigm for clearing weather. The low
be required to furnish them with a3 ,mercury froze the water, and as a
suitable room in which to receive 001““ result the trolley rails and wires and
WAG ll] 33.33
other-moons. Thrillmm :-
b Sen Co. have a large molest. -"‘
Fruits. vegetables. fish—Ill at low :‘
Agoodchsnestoiillyour stamp
bookbetuoChristn-sisolersd WI
themutAcf.Co.todsy. Unusual"
deble sins are thekindi'
WINDS Hill 308' .33
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The Dantiness of Ladies Neckwear
The holiday stock is now complete, and numbers many styles and a wide range of
prices ‘ mg
The New Flare Collars
oi organelle, lace, pleated net and of satin with for trimming, 2 5c, 50c, 7 5r.
Oriental lace Collars
finished with satin band and rose bud, $1.25.
‘2‘?”- -.-".'-. . , .
arr-II-
.LLv
Fancy Bows and Satin
Flowers
A big assortment in many colors, and col-
Lace, Organdie, and Net
' Vestees 3
from 25c to $1.50.
Holiday Handkerchiefs
For men, women and children, singly or in
fancy boxes, containing three and six each.
or combinations, 25c each.
All Kinds of Ribbons
In plain colors, Persian designs and dark
effects. All widths.
Holly Ribbons, 5 yard roll, 10c.
pany “19 lighting Company's lines were
That the number 01 1‘0“" 0’ 13"" coated with ice which caused no end
{0" domestic “"5“” be fixed 3” 1“"- of trouble, keeping the repair squad
That "‘9 rights 0‘ “‘0 laboring (“WEI of the latter on the jump fixing short
be protected. {circuits The 6:10 Winnipauk trolley
Adequate insurance against poverty. had a diillcult time on the slippery
331‘th the mans P?" in ‘tihed 5023333 rails and it was an hour late in BGt'I
ev " says the comm ttee. “s espca- t . c o M and ,
Find NEW Reasons to Exlllaifl 3ble and mean enough to merit the \iyaildstgx the outer t sin '
marshest terms of reproach and dis- Business came in for “8 share of;
Why Sinners Abound 33‘133- The “1’10““ 0’ “19 body and trouble as a result of the disturbance.
,soul of woman for money gain is wot. T113 fast driven rain of the morning,
éthy to be the lowest outcast in society, confined the shoppers to lhell' homes.
irather than the weaker, ignorant or and the streets were 3939,81,, dotted,
unfortunate person exploited. The pen-
3nlties for such exploitations must be
made most severe and must comewith
,absoluie certainty upon conviction. I
The tine system which is unjust and
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it necessary to be out. braving the also
meats,
An extra gang of linemen and a
number of extra teams were. put phi
b) the Southern New England Telefi
phone Company. on East Washing-
ton street, this morning. to take care‘
of the considerable trouble today's
storm is causing them. in many see-
.tions throughout the city_poies hovel
become broken, and deadIlimbs. fall-3
ing on the wires have resulted in con i
Isiderahla trouble. A sleet storm al-
ivwius plays havoc with the telephone
wires. and for that reason the linemen
are particularly busy today
3 At the Connecticut Compan's sta
' f" ““3"" Bad". to c°"' tion on Pine street. some trouble was
“$3" WM“ 0‘“ “”93". reported mostl being shortclrcuila
The .\‘ Ryan Co. have in readi-ianecting the street lighting. The trol
Contributory 'ness a very attractive stock of Christ-19y service has snflered no hold ups
road, mas stationery which is worthy of ev- because of the storm
Several b'oats have tied up at the
The popularity of Policy’s Dancing Wilson Point dock to await the ending.
“10 of the storm, which is Iparticularlva
the Sound The freighter
Policy guarantees to teach nnyono' “Marion." always the first boat to
how to dance well for five dolls". venture out in a storm. was delayed a
and yiiu‘ keep teaching you until you considerable period today in spite.
learn. Everyone in! a private room of the violence of the storm in 0th
with ,lady or gentleman instructor.3er sections of the comm-y~ Nor-walk;
Jilin today 01‘ telephone 14132 3'0? 89‘ has suffered no serious damage
pointment. if you join this week, you3 ___.____—-——-——-
will be able to dance by New Years. BOY SCOIUT CYCL'STS HERE.
Customers at Beers' closing out
,snle were surprised at the quality and Three Rode From New Rochelle Glty
,quantity of writing papers on display 3 Hall to Norwaik City Hall. 8st-
'The writing paper counter has been urday. ‘
all replenished since Saturday’s rush Three splendid arguments in isvor
and the Christmas Cards and Book Io: the Boy Scout movement were the
““3"“ of the state 3"? enacted. Counters are now ready guests Saturday noon, of Ollie cer
That 9' permanent “a“ police “9' Fifty new coats received too late- for Frank S. Stratton. in the C“? Hall
partment be “lawn“ in "‘39 state last Saturday's sale, at the Boston Scout George LaBranche. Scout LOW-
‘VM‘ WW9” ‘0 investigate immoral Store. are now offered for this' week Ieil Lambs. and Corporal Kamenskh-
practices and “‘3‘ 1°C“ communities at very low prices. See adv. 3who said his "name was Richard. but
organize private “30°33‘30“ t° Ins-l If you haven't ready cash just now they calls me Dick',‘ of Bear Patrol
sist officials 3“ the enforcement 0‘ ll. Krieger&Co. will be pleased to so of New Rochelle. N Y., arrived at the
laws. commo’date you by opening a charge City Hall about noon, and partook of
That the 5339 of linuor be prohibited account, which will enable you to set~ lunch in the Court Room as the guests
within 0"” 3“ connection “3"" dance tie your bill in weekly or monthly pay- of omcer Siretton.
‘halls ments. The boys- were striving *0 W3“ 3'
That a 13‘1“" ““9““ may be “30', Toilet wares of exquisite dalntiness cycling merit bridge from the Nation;
““1me ”We“ “9°“ 3 93°“ °‘ 8““ _"at the D flii Read Co. al Council and to attain the honor it
W or conviction. is necessary to travel fifty miles Oil
That all hotels, rooming and lodging bicycle The three boys started at 8
houses be required to secure licenses; o clock Saturday morning; from in
that they keep permanent regist'ers cf £22313] mvefiimsi; $1,332: front of the New Rochelle City Hilli-
the names of all guests, with penalties will make any man happy. iaud their turning point “3 the Nor-
for using fictitious names. . There is always a large supply. 01' walk City Hall
That the publicity or ownership be all photographic. articles on hand at The journey up, the boys stated.
established by requiring the name of Sillison-waellfs: . w” a mighty pleasant, find interest
owners on the front of all hotels and A ring mu” an ideal Christmas” in mm the towns and cities through
rooming hosted present. R. F. Noack has a big assert» W11 011 they passed affording many
That the age of onsent be raised.- ment of W W W. rings from which scenes of out-of the-ordinary intermi-
from fourteen years in the case of any to select ‘ . All three were sturdy mag; and their
female and eighteen years in the case; ' ' scout training was manifested In; many
of a female of a previous chaste char- #0:: :28a3:;3:ya::‘$3'u3:;0é 31:22:}:w wm
actor to eigliitefn and ”twenty-oneII The City National Bank invites you thirteen years Old' was in an“: of
years, respect ve y. trl . and he talked oVer e ’p 0119
That an industrial home for Women to “’3“ their ““39 number 0‘ “9033‘ 21121, «:3 Gregory. Clerk Io'f the Town,
" tors who for many years have found Clerk who is an enthuéiastlc Scout
banking relations with them both ' _
Master. swapping Scout yarns“ of con
pleasant and profitable? ~
siderable interest to h
m k depertfi'ls’ can
l’lJPiiS W333) All P033335
3
should be abolished; male offenders
Delinquency BBBBlVB Attention 3should be punished for contempt oi
, court when they follow the common
_Mumc3pal “MOViBS ’ 3custom of giving a fictitious name be-
-'-—'—— .iore the court and should be given a
T~FifleEllltime sentence to a penal institution,
MADISON, Wis., Dec.
the
summarizau WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.,
1 Point
The greatest cause of commercializ-
liquor.
3
The committee found that the wage
The committee recommended among
3
That‘s .norais court he established
That a law similar to the Mann Act,
applicable between cities. Villages and
|
Men are sure to‘be pleased with
persoual articles for 'CIAhristmas Ro-
pita] facilities for Itrmtment of diseas-
es. women convicted of immoral prac
tices to be committed :thereto for treat-
:ment and training.
That in cities of the first three class- sortnient of children's hooks, also Iilc- New Rochelle at 12: 30.
as special classes for subuormai chil- tion. it they haven't the book you country in' western 00“,;ch WI!
dren be unaligned in the publlo wish in stock, they will "gladly order it all that bothered the bi'inI‘ on" lithe!“
schools and that mm necessary the for you Step in and ask for one of ”may, but that only .3?va to tr'Iv
with “"33““ 0'“? "1°“ “’3" found department to Guarnieri’s building, on ‘
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Our Complete Stock of ii
A still alarm brought the uptown tire ready.t0_wear i'iI
Water street, last night, at9: iOo'clock ‘9 ’ , ‘9
for a chimney lire. The fire was ex 1 j V !
:tinguishsd with nominal damage“ , C L O T H I N G 1‘
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Tracey spent the ‘ I ,
iwecli-end at Northampton, Mass, 3 for
where they visited their daughter,
,Kathleen Tracey. who is
,Smith College.
]Tho younger Russell had to report at
.given a 85 line, in the Town court. this .
son arrested him. Saturday noon. for . . '~ \ . '
WW Sanitary Markets
“A Vital Matter Pertaining to Our 39 Kan at. .F. S h“! 32 Washington St.
School System," was interestingly dis~ Norwalk. C tze So. Norwalk.
3cussed. yesterday, before the lion's . » _
Brotherhood of the First Cfiigregatiou- agrgnogrpfi‘sm :$£:: {finite} ........... I“. 8:103:31
a“ Church of South Noraalk. by Mrs. *lmmflm . ........... 200 (101.. Estvllops .............. iibv qt.
’Alexander J. anmler and Dr. J. Mil~ Sweet Potatoes ..... .500 pk. Spanish .‘lilvkcrt‘l ...... i2v ll).
ton COburn. The members of the (‘elery Hearts ...... 8c bnnclr Smelt ................. 16c lb.
‘Soutli Norwalk Baptist Church Brotli- '
‘erliood ware the invited guests. ...._..........__. .___I_,. r--—-— ~-
The Bears Meat and Privision Cam I V ’ ’ ' '
pany, at present located in West Wash- ' EERS ARKE I
ington street. have leased from A. J. - _ , . ___________
Collins, the. store in the Collins block. , ' ' .. “
'on North Main street. recently left va— I '
cant by the removal of Ford Hayes. 22 WISHIIHTON STHQET
Workman are engaged in transforming \ . .
the store into an up- --to date meat man. I FOR. T0 DAY
ket. _. '“ ; I . ' I -
.An effort is being made by residents Round Steak ...... ......18c lh. ”airfield Eggs .. . . . .38c dozen
of Cranbury avenue to have the United Shoulder Steak. . . .In I .. .130 lb. Swift's Prellllllm Oleomar '
Electric Liam and Water Comm“ Fresh Shoulder ...‘......15¢ lb. - wgsrine 25c lb.
Corporal amines who is
When their lunch was finished. the ' “
tainly a Winner this year. F3“ as- boys started on their trip back to .
The bill?
attending
BOYS, WOMEN AND
GIRLS
if I\I()ll liavcnt got the ready cash just now, We
gin )un accommodations until conditions etc iiiipimcd.
Open a Charge Account NOW
Col. George 1),. Russell, proprietor of
the Nor-walk Hotel, left, with his son.
Ms]. F‘. F. Russell, U. S. A., Medical
Corps. in the letters automobile. Sat-
urday morning, for Washington, D. C.
. i i II)
«in '
headquarters for orders, having just
returned from Vera Cruz.
William A. White, of Danbury, was .
morning. on the charge oi not having
his operator's license with him while
driving his automobile. Sergeant Gib-
furnish lighting service to them. There
are only - twelve houses on Ithe, avenue
and the company estimates that 32,000
would be the cost of running a line out
there. With suclta small volume of
business as would be derived the oili-
cials of the company have notified the
petitioners that they would have to
sheet part .of the ekpc’nses. The com-
pany will rebate on the cost if twenty
consumers are provided.
333 lilllllll 03in
Hill lll’llilli
Republican Leaders 3st triple
lalura Will Italic lip Board \
'si Estimate Plan '
without any regard for the income
and with the idea that the future
will take caie of it in some way.‘
“ “Thejlegislature has gone Upon tho
same principle. Money is voted
away because the needs of the state
are great. but some attention must
be paid to the revenue of the state.
Everyone is willing. both in the tOWns
and in’the state, to vote away mOuey.
but. none at those in power went to
'impoae a tax. They on} ‘Let the
matter oil.’ the tax wait. we don' t want
to be blamed for putting the tax on
. Thus the money is voted away and
the state debt keeps piling up. The
(act the the situation is what It is
must be now recognized and we
must face the problem of reducing the
.debt and keeping the expenditnrds
within the revenue "
Another of the leaders said yes-
terday that attention 1 lust bé paid to
the matter of securing more revenue
for the state, in view of the fact that
the tax paid by the railroad has tall-
en off about halt a million in a year.
'ent debt of :‘the state when it comes
due. Up to the present there whats
been no method adopted to provide
a sinking fund/tor the' payment of
the debt of 811, 000'. 000 or more with
which the state is now burdened.
This matter was made the theme of
‘the speeches at the G. 0. P. dinner
in Bridgeport. and republican mem-
. beis of the legislature are busy get~
ting proposed ‘laws ready. The mat-
ters may also be the subject of so :ue
incomment i‘n Gov. Holcombfs mes-
sage-
It is probable that the- proposed
laws will take 'ths form of statutes
calling for a board of estimate or
control. which will submit' to each
legislature the estimated income or
the State and the proposed expendi-
turns with a law providing that the
estimated expenditures cannot be in-
dressed by the legislature encept by
a I'tu'o-thlrds or? a three-fourths vote
. or both houses. This would bosout-
side the plain to create a sinking fund
‘ > ~ for the retirement of the present
" " debt.
, .
n “m" t° 3’” 3"“ ”“3 vvun. NOT ssvrsw FRANK case.
ression- that ripbl l uni ' none got a best'- known republican ‘
fit the bent 368132113)! tuggleglsla by leaders in elitists! says that the sub- WASHINGTON, Dec.- .31. «The Sm
i’e‘ct' was one which mustvsbe taken promo court today refused to issue a
Milli! be the adopting or some mus;
"‘9 mm]‘ m “ boo “I‘ll th if ”I 8—- t the I
' h ‘ “ h’ ° c “m“ It will help you 3“ their endurance poWer'sI' meson “m that will seek hereafter to 39033 ”NW: a" "W ”n ““3“ ° writ to review Leo hi. Franks convio~
. “moisture. He added: "The trouble
and clothing to make compulsory edu- uleotiu your book. unm- in elm-3e or Patrol is :2; :XpemIlIitIuigiIa; $ng magnum In,“ an Irliiht In a to and sit; tion of the mum-rot M'". 91“!“an
.
30690115.,
3:
cation effective. 3, An Edison disk phonogrdph willI‘llui-rsy Reyes. of New
«had-war
is appropriated Atlantis factole iliili
easy
iii?»
In
I vide some means of paying the
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