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TABLE CLOTH AND NAPKINS '10
mam.. ...... cesarean-es.
BUREAU WARE . . .
‘ in bus-um inn hoo-
ltenas-nm table V'aorere and bus-can
wants.
and the.
Eli. Banks
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
Now On Sale.
Um cuile . ............ 7.. 25¢ up
Fiction. , '
Kent Knowles ........... $1. 35
Man and the Moment .3135
'Ages of the World. ..... $1. 35
And Many Others.
:DONNELLY' S
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WM. P. {BEERS
Norwslk and So. Norwalk. Conn.
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Pmilefif Wilson to Deliver Aha
out lessons in Per-son Io. _.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-.’l‘he Sixty-
third Congress reassembled today for
its third and concluding session.
President Wilson will deliver his
New
Hotel Mshackemo
Arrhngements may be
made for Dances, Balls and
ethos-Infinite.
Popular pricebiil‘of fare for
. 2‘ Stationery Store, 16 So. Main St;
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
night, probably followed by clearing
Tuesday; not much change in tem-
perature. The long ridge of high
pressure continues along the north-
ern border from Manta“ to Halos.
.Nl-‘elldeiined storm areas are ‘csst'r‘u
‘on the North Pacific, IWestI Gulf _and
Middle Atlantic coasts. r.Cloudy' wes-
ther with rain or snow prevails in
nearly all districts east of the Rocky
V .‘V Mountains. The winds have been very
high along the coast during the last
Nantucket. Mass report-
ed sixty miles per hour and Block Is-
land, 3.1., 72 miles Vi 1. 7 5‘“
Conditions favor for this vioihltyri
Cloudy and rainy weather, probably
followed by clearing‘on Tuesday.
Warnings for high winds are con.
“,\‘
tinned along tho coast. - \
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.ADV, NOTE
Christmas shoppers. a word of ad-
vice; hoop yom' eye on the advertis-
lng space of the: Fairaeld County Na
-. tional .Bank..’
V ‘38. Show.
7WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 3i: high,
Mrs. Rachael Keeler, who has resid—
ed for a number of years at it wash-
- ilgton street, has moved to Stamford
n... ..,
. Strictly New—Blah Grado
V‘. muwupmqn-umm. no
and at present is living at its Frank-
lin street in that city.
George Balough and Miss Mary Bas-
es; twb scrum accidents of theSpring-
woo'd section of this city,: were;unlted
in Imarribng Saturday afternoon. by
Rer. ,‘Ghbriel IDokuIs. victor of the: Hun-
Harlan Reformed Cornell, on Lexington
a‘voriige.
The last slums of tho board of Esti
Illate rind Nation will he held tomor-‘
how ev’enlng’ in the myriad} The
matter o‘l granting an appi'opriationto
permanently .. pave ,IMill Bill and
stretches coil-odd oh the East Side. and
other matters. Vivlil come up.
HE'SITATEI'I
We guarantee to teach anyone how
to dance well for $6 or refund your
money. 3We keep teaching you until
you earn POL‘; EY,S I
Private Dancing School
{I27 mm: crater Tel-141M
(Near R. R. station.)
Privacy assured. Join now.
J
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-Furs for AChrist.mas.‘-
The little shop
MUFFSahd NECKPIECES
’i
Lunch and Dinner
{likely to receive first and chief atten-
itlon.
annual address, in person, tomorrow
from theJostrllm in the Hall of the
House, before a joint session, outlining
the administration program. Until
that is fully disclosed. the work which
will be undertaken during the compar-
atively few remaining days in the life
of this Congress, which dies at noon
March 4, remains undefined, except
that the usual appropriation bills are
Whether the Sixty-fourth Con-
gress, chosen at the November elec-
tions. will be called in special session
or will not dssemble before another
year, no one can predict with certainty.
After 'six weeks of respite from leg-
islative grinding, duriiVIg which many
participated in the political campaign
members of both Houses assembled
prepared to go on with the unfinished
business left over from the last ses-
sion. That the general appropriation
bills would be difficult to complete be.
fore March 4 if much other legislation
were to lIIteI‘vene,‘was the consensus
of opinion among leaders of both dam-7
inhnt parties, What clrcumstancesi
may arise from the European war or?
ohauged conditions in Mexico may be
the deciding influence in the meeting
time of the next Congress with its
‘-
I'l‘here willIIbe almeeting tonight oi
the oflicisl board of the Norwalk M.
E. Church.
-—-
lsVth week. the‘ symptoms hiring dis‘
cVOVered on Friday: it is a mild calla.-
health Oillcer W. J. Tracey has placed
.9 quarantine onrthe house.
histhomo, on ‘Belden avenue. as s re
pull 0! a mishap. Ills sprained» one of
his toes Saturday when he slipped. He
will ho aroqod at his ouch tomorrlpw.
13 . e
The "Jolly Fivefi Va well khoh‘n or-
ganisation, of Springwood, opened
their club rooms at 2 Bouton street.
Saturday evening. A meeting will be
held in the ne'er.'future..stlwhich new
officers will be elected. The club is
composed of young ladies as well as
young men.
The street department workmen are
busycleaning up limbs of trees from
the streota of Norwalk today. When
the-strong wind blows the ice coated
allmbs crack easily, and, as a result,
the streets in many places are strewn
with them.
Rev. Gabriel Dokus. pastor of the
Hungarian Reformed Church, of
Springwood, wainn New York city yes-
services of Andrew Harsany, of‘New
York, in " the Hungarian Reformed
Church, of that city. Due to Rev. Mr.
Dokus' absence.~ there were no ser-
lvmes at the church yesterday.
ton this morning received a communi-
cation from the New Haven police au-
lthoritlw informing him of the tact that
lin the City of New Haven in about a
month 11 successful robberies had
been committed, all of the thieves mak-
ing their get- away. Considerable lew-
’elry, of great value, is missing.
1 Henry Schultze, of North Main
lstreet. Saturday morning paid a 35 fine
ifor drunkenness. ‘He celebrated the
event and. as a result, was rearrested
by Officer John Flynn. on Water street.
Saturday evening, charged with the
same offence.
'i’ore Judge Keogh, this morning, and
Ewes continued until December 26th.
Harvey iH, Jarvis, of Rowaybon.
whose wife hasbrought suit for . dl-
vorce against him. through her attor-
ney. John J. Cuneo. wasarrested. Bat-
urday,.by Constable Lockwood, of Ro-
wayton. charged with the non-support
or his wife and five-year-old child. Dora
Belle. He was charged by Judge Keogh
this morning to contribute 86 weekly
- IMF,“ antlers of importance will
come up before the Council tbmamw
evening. The appointment of a motor-
cycle I“oop" may be considered; and
whether or not to have this you’stsx
paid is 'two installments 'wlii probably
M W- W Hill W Is
new host cf Republicans in the House. '
With the falling of thc gavels in»
both
some of them prominent figures for
years ln‘ the political life of the nationJ
turn their faces toward private life Vior
l
l Senators Root of New York; Eur-1
‘ton. of Ohio: Perkins. of Califorlfln;
Bristow, of Kansas; Crawford, ‘of
South Dakota. Stephenson. of Wiséon ‘
elm—all Republicans—and Thornton.
and of the session. i'
in the .llousc, Representatives nVa
‘ V ilardwick. , of
derwood. of Alabama;
Georgls,a Broussard of Louisiana.
er; servi their last terms befpre
lhblr elevation to the Senate of the
Houses today many legislators 3*
Have the
Nerve to Do It
-—-to hold your bound hands
in the searing llsmcs till the
burnt «ropes dropped from
chanccl wrists?
Tom Gallon (lid. Read
' about him in this paper.
‘ WK. '1 'Halzd'ln‘flgg Era:
REMEMBER
the next installment appears in
next Thursday's issue
Second Episode shown at The
Club Wednesday.
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at the short session. the view being
that the Federal Reserve system
should be given a chance to perfect it-
Mrs Robert Way. of 116 cm ave V'ms “saw“ of “"3"“ is the” Em self before any other financial legisla-
nue, was taken down with diphtheria, unless changing fortunes return them. tion should be undertaken. The immi
gration bill. which failed at the last
seailoa with its literacy test. is pend-
ing in the some. Representative
Hobsdn has begun to urge action on a
resolutiop ion a National Prohibition
William lb Byington, commodore of,or Louisiana. and White. 0‘ Alabama, Constitutional Amcndment and 0 Goa-
the Norwalk Yacht Club, is laid up at Democrats, will 5° out of office “t Al‘elotitutlonal Ameh
at 16* provide (or
Women Sailings. Roth in pending in
the Houses Goodwdmbslslwou. re
organisation of. tile Civil denies and
a bill to regulate the actuator radium "I‘
also awaits action
hold good on
Gift Books
WILLIAM P. BEER
OF COURSE OUR
Closing-Out 4 Prices 'V
Christmas Cards, Christ-
mas Booklets, Calendars,
Christmas Postals, 2 forlc
etc, etc, _‘
6 SO. MAIN ST..
So. Nom’alk, Ct.
Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to}
56 Water street. where i will conductE
s First Class Plumbing Fatsbllshmeut.
H.I A._ HEGELEIN
Phone Imus. . ’
' .qu
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Si Everythingin the thicalldne
Eye's Examined Free ‘ V
6. WALL ITRIET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
Hazelton .
Coal
‘ .v ‘-._
a...
7 a 'SB-VTVM .. 7 :i1;.- Kohl; ‘ F. :V -
awesomeness»; ,,
, no“: Qumran-:03. fl
7."
Do Your Christmas
Shoppmg Early. f;
. "This is the time of the year
that “Miss Shopper” takes advan-
._ .—.__..
Foreign attain are certain to occupy
:attention of the senate. The' sdminls.
tration is said to desire action on the
.next Congress. ,
Among prominent House Democrats
retiring are: A. Mitchell Palmer. , of~N
terday in attendance at the ordination
Chief of Police William R. Penning-E
His case came up be-’
Ponnsylvanlm a member oi the AWaysl
and Means Committee; Stanley E
Bowdle, of Ohio. who will return the!
guest he took from former Represents-l
’tlve Nicholas Longworth; Robert J. V!
Bulkley. of Ohio; John R. Clancy. all
New York; Robert E. Difenderfer. of
Pennsylvania; Jeremiah Donovan.. of]
Connecticut; Richmond Pearson Hobl
son. of Alabama; Henry M. Goldfogle,
of New York; Charles A. Korbly, oi‘
’lndlana; Robert E. Lee. of Pennsylva I
Inis; George A. Neeley, of Kansas;
yield back the seat he took from for l
mer Speaker Joseph G. Cannon; John:
J. Mitchell, of Massachusetts, a mem
ber of the Ways and Means Commit
tee; Edward W. Townsend, of New
Jersey, and many others. Of the Pro-
gressive organization in 7 the House
Vmembers who will be retired include?
,the party leader, Victor Murdoch. of
Kansas ; M. Clyde Kelly. W. J. Hulings
and Henry W. Temple. all of Pennsyl-
vanla; James C. McLaughlin, or \iicb-
igan, and William H Hinebaugh, oi
Illinois.
headers on all sides look forward
to interesting developments over. Vthe
Naval and the Army Appropriation
bills, because of agitation resulting
from the European war Rppresenta-
tive Augustus P. Gardner, of Mason.
chusetts, has a resolution directing
Congressional investigation into the
military preparedness of the United
States for war.
! The first calendar business before
the House today was the cotton relief
legislation urged by Representative
Henry. of Texas, and others. who at-
mostI prevented adjournment of . the
last session by insisting on it; The
general understanding among. mem«
bers of both Houses was that Presi-
dent 'Wilsou would press the bill for
government purchase of ocean steam~
ships; the measure .to pave the way
for ultimate independence of the Phil-
ippines, and the measures proposing Va
comprehensive plan’of dealing ‘witb
waterway improvement and conserva-
tion of natural resources. .
A general waterway bill to ostabllsb
a nationwide systemi’of brosdjcop‘o.
such as has been endorsed by a com-
mittee of the Cabinet. will probably
be uracil. 7
tipsy other important subjects are
~ houses that fireball dual-satin“.
“It ViVI “1.767 7 -.
Nicaraguan treaty, through which the
United States would acquire another
interocesnic canal route and naval sta-
tion rights in the ‘Bay of Fon's'ecs for
83, 000. 000. it slso7hop’ea (or action on
the pending trendy; with Colombia to
settle the partition of Panama for 825,-
000.000. Opposition to both treatiesls
promised by Repprlicaus of the For.
elgn Relations Committee. -
in preliminary discussion of spore-L
pristions tile estimates for the new
Federal Trade Commission to super-
VFrank ’l‘ ("hm 0‘ llllnols, who Wm,vlse the business of industrial corpora»
tione a're prominent. The board will
be organized in the near future. Pres‘
ident, Wilson has said he will appoint
its five members early in the winter.
Lively debate also is expected over th
‘Rivers and Harbors appropriation bill
which .hss been tinder copsideration
ever since the old bill Was filibustered
to death in the last session and a blan-
ket appropriation of $20,000,000 was
substituted to carry on public works_
already under way. in the main. how-
ever, it is believed that chief attention
will have to be given to the usual sup-
ply bills of the government in order to
complete them before this Congress
ends by operation of law on March 4,
next.
.‘..__;..IV_.V.I.T__..’..s
62 CASE OF MEASLEBV.
chtpcrt's Epidemic Largest in Hlsa
. tory or State.
Westport at, the present time seems
to be in the throes of an epidemic of
measles, there being sixty-two cases
of the dispase in town. This is the
largest number of cases ever séen in
one month, the' total number of houses
quarantined for measles in the State
of Connecticut during October being
but sixty-two. '
Health Ofllcer Dr; F. H. PQWers stat- V
on that during the last three years
there have been but few cases of moss-
lee reported during the months of
September,I October our! November.
but November. 01 this year certainly
broke all previous records. _
‘ The epidemic of measles seems to
hit in nearly "er 1' section of the
town. iI‘n'n street perhaps the hard-
esthltVofsny.streetVin-towi1. andon'e
is surprised? to 000 the number 0:
.tc‘r another app
_ 7 .7 hair, becomes beautifully dark. thick
' . I.:':sad*gicssy-ead
Hay lies "7
NEW CITY.
MARKET
Hayes Black
69 Nuftli Mam Street“.
#1
Holiday. Specials
Just received a lan‘rc ssortment of
Xmas gillsz—Fonntain 'lis. Knives,
Carving Sets“. Watches. Rings, Pins,
chains and my other amaclt‘vo ‘
gifts are marked: at low prices -
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
V‘Th‘e NouwALK
PAWN SHOP
7 Josephillosenfield.l’rop..
~ 10 WAIERBTREET. .
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articles of value
Bill Hill BlBBlllS
nu, llilll. anssv '
.16 Vsouth Main ail-set. 800th Nam-lit“.
1 ry Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sago
Tea and' Sulphur, properly compound-
e'd, brings$back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak~
ed or gray; also ends dandruff, itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
was to make it at home. which is
Wmussy and troublesome. l
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drugstore for "Wyeth’a Sage and Sul-
phur Compound." You ‘wlll get-‘-
large bottle for about 50 cents. Every-x
body uses this old,V lemons rocipe, be?"
cause no one can possibly tell no
you darkened your hair, as it does it
so naturally and eygnly. You dainpcii‘ '
a sponge~ or split brush with IigI Iaan
.draw this through your belVr.- taking
one small strand at s time;- by morn-
ing the sriy disappears. and sf-'
tion or ”0.10m
«you loch years repos-
'1
rage of line stocks and largest
assortments. ”Miss Shopper’ can
do her shopping' in about one-
third the time now than she can
Neckwear
HEBVUILT TYPEVWRITERS—L. C
-Smith. Underwood ‘
Remington,
makes. sold. rented.
‘ repaired. Rentals, '65
,per month. Machines
- sold at $5 per month
Ms. DONNELLY.
all other
.1
FAST FREIGHT LINE To uswV
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS N
THE SOUTH AND WEST.- '
Through car service to all important
interior
with 0:1! through care to the follow-
ing polutz: Cincinnati. Chicago. Den
var Indianapolis. Kansas City. Louie
ville Little coir. Oklahoma City, St
Louis and sit Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 2'1 East River New
York (foot of Gatherlne st). ev'ery
day except Sunday at 3 p. In. Freight
received at Norwalk' up to 5 p. m. and
sat South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111.
Annhip J. Smith. Lessee.
,VOeVorpe F
(3an lines Hints V
Fancy China, Cut Glass, Brass
Ware, Bird Cages TOys,_ Dolls,
Express Wagons, Doll: Carriages.
Velocipcdes,‘ Etc. .-
Albert F Gehebe:
mwasmmou who". ,
0F!- m7pum7 7
9772‘",
two weeks hence. ‘ 7 .
\’e- Have Full Stocks of-
Suits, Cents, Dresses, Skirts Furs, Walsts.
Underwear,_ Girdles, Hosiery, Bags, Gloves
Traveling cases and Manicure Sets
Remember We Give {aw
Green Trading Stamps.
M Moitasch & Son.
V120 Washinptbn at; South Non-walk.
iota. making connections.
" ness.‘ '
T-HE NORWALVK VBTEAMBO‘AT LINE 7 I
rem. Gonorpl Mont.
Handkerchiefs
An ideal winter shoe' for._men:."_Vi
The soles are visVC‘olli‘zed t5 pre-
vent the penetration of any damp“
$4__.__oo
Glover s
The followingpermits were, received
uni mm by‘ Elecuieis'b 1i. 1.. uncl-
ler- to ‘17s the follow!“ We“
add Whom “kph; M
Norwalk Chronicler