3 4i).
: -Furs for Christmas-
‘ the smoker and general jolly time,
gtime- is promised. . I
1* Charles E: Hoyt. of the South Nor-
j‘i wall: Trust Company, was in attend-
,.‘,ance. Saturday evening, at a meeting
season. one. s. on
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TABLE DAIASK. ‘
35c. — 50c -- flc — $1.00
NAPKIKS ............ 50c to I! don;
TABLE cum AND NAPKINS m,
MATCH ........ It.“ to u a set.
BEREAU SCAMS ....uc 1081.50
“Weedless
[ten-sauce tobb covers end bureau
EXTRA
GOOD BARGAINS
IN ENGRAVED INITIAL
AND LOCAL ADDRESS
BOX STATIONERY.
covers.
yuan can anew-3.40., is 1-2'50c hm“ -------
nix-1115;, ..g 25c boxes ....... ..........uc.
EK.Banks
some.” use» steak. to. mac
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_ .llys
Cameras $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and
$3.00, will certainly make a. fine
gift. A large assortment of high-
er priced Lanieras always in
stock.
DONN'ELLY’S
Stationery State, 16 80. Main St.
4-
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WEATHER FORECAST. ' 1
Weather forecast'for Norwalk and
vicinity: Cloudy tonight utd Wednes-
day. Fresh north winds,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature :
Low, 27; high,
Cloudy. '
Attorney John J. Cuneo is in Stam-
401-11, ..lay on business. .
..
ll Because of the stormy weathelg last ‘ ”
cove there'ewas no fimeeting of
(mom Folder you .,‘e a it There
’x'will be election of officers at the meet-
;ling on Monday evenlngrnext.
I]. «Don‘t forgst‘to send a Klever
'iliewi‘pie Calendar this year. The lot-
cat. out. nu boxed and with a nice
verse, packed in an envelope ready to
send. . Price 10c. Stop in Donnelly's .
{and ask to see one.
The efficiency of the Norwalk Po-
zlice Department, and, in this particu-
lar instance, the down town force is
admirably shown by a glance at the
policeblotter in the City Hall station
Die entries, chronicling disturbances,
'fhave been made since Sunday night
'-.last. ‘ '
invitations are being sent out by
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, l. 0. R. M.. for
, which they will hold next Mondai'.
December 14. Assistant City Clerk.
Frank Braitbwaite, of Bridgeport, will
",be one of the entertainers. A good
.’ l
‘of the :joint New England Bankers
gAssoclstions, which was held in Bos-
ton, Mas Plans were discussed for
....n... holding of the next joint session.
which will probably take place the‘
fatter part of next June in the Hotel
Griswold in New London.
' ‘EES‘ITATEH
We guarantee to teach anyone how
to dance 'well for 35 or refund your
money. We keep teaching you until
you learn.
POLLEY’S .
Private Dancing School
27 mouse: eraser “1.14132
(Near R. R. station.)
Privacy assured. Join now.
F ,
f AT
The [little Shop
savers and suspicions
Strictly New—High Grade
Mini Latest Models
lWM P BEERS
~Steinhart is being heard today in
--AT-1
CLOSING our sALE. !
DOWNTOWN.
‘ 6 South Main Street.
REIUIL‘I' TYPE-WRITERs—L. O 1
Smith. Underwoodi
Remington, all other
makes. sold, tented
‘ repaired. Rental, 8:
per menth. Minor
sold at 35 per month
JAB. DQNNELLYr
is South Main Street. South Norma
The oilcisl boardi of the Norwalk M.
E. Church at their meeting last evens
ing extended at call to the pastor. Rev. 1
C. E. Barto for another year. ‘
Louis Psg‘anetti, former resident of
South Norwallr and one time propriei
tor. of the Mshackemotfruit store. isI
seriously ill at his home in Stamford.
The tier-ceases of the wind last night
iii shows; the 'tig‘a'rin’t “or- of part
of the tin‘roof of John J. Kimber's
The freighter ”Minn-mar the Nor-
Walk Steamboat Company, arrived at
her dock in South Norwnlk, at noon.
todly, after being held up for a
lengthy period because of the storm:
The “Marlon" was again the ill-st boat
to venture up the Sound in the fog
and‘storm.
The divorce case of stelnhart vs
Bridgeport before Judge Lucien F.
Barnes. ~ A number oflocal witnesses
are in attendance. Attorney Keogh 4':
Guides, represent Mrs. Steinhart,
against whom the action has been
brought by her husband, who alleges
intolerable cruelty,
—-THl8—AND FIVE CENTS!
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose live cents to Foley dc 00.,
Chicago, Ill.. writing your name and
address clearly. You Will receive in
return a free trial package containing
Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, coids and croup, Foley Kid-
ney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tab-
lets —For sale in your toun by all
drugglsts,
norm Prom
8lllllltll me Vllilll.
All“ Texas Woman Says: “Old Peo-
Vple Who Are .Weak 'and 'Feable
Should Know the Merits of Vinol.
Grand Saline, Texas ——“I am an aged
woman, and for a long time was weak
and feeble, lbut I have found Vinol to
be the best medicine to create
strength for old people and for chron-
ic colds I have ever taken. It has re
stoied my health and ltrength so that
i feel almost young again: in fact, I
am new doing all my own housework.
“Old people who are weak and fee-
blé should try Vine) and know its men.
its as l do. i have proved Vinol a
good i‘eliable medicine and much
cheaper than paying doctor’ s bills, and
you may publish what I say about Vi-
no) tor“ the benefit ‘6!" Mugabe—Mrs.
Fannie E. Rodgers, Grand Saline, Tex-
as.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic. shamans the appetite, aids
digestion, enriches the blood: building
up natural strength and energy.
We have seen such splendid results.
from its use that we return the mon-
ey in every ease where Vinol fails to
build. Ill III! Won feeble old
m delicate children and the wash.
nervous. m and debilitated, or
imm
munique stating that “We have_pro-
{greased along the tire and made
. Me ? slight advances in the Downtown rs-
. glen," when oncer Mendelssohn came
,hotel, where his somewhat
”Turkish baths, where he remained
until Brandegee had gone.
Atlas took charge of ‘the allair
. was arrested finally
- Mendelssohn. who used his nightstick
.was found that he had two blue steel
, Wesson.
leather factory on Riverside nyenue. .~
“HEBREW
(Continued from first page.)
in sight. Out ‘camo the arsenal, but
the officer’s club was quicker. lt
rapped Brandegee‘s wrist, and down
went the gun,
“Dammit," said Brandegee, and
was towed, protesting. to police head-
quarters ‘
Elected from Hotel. .
When the trouble started Brande-
gee had just been ejected from the
boister-
ous. greeting had been displcssing to
James M. Atlas, proprietor'of the
hotel, who was sitting at a table when
the armed man entered, but who left
the room shortly afterward.
The clerk of the hotel was driven
from his post by Brandegee, who
shoved two pieces from his arsenal
into that person‘s nose and demanded
to know where Atlas had gone. The
clerk ..iold him that he would go and
find him,‘and disappeared into the
himself, then,‘ and ordered Brandegee
bounced from the hotel. Hardly had
the man been put out before he tried
to enter again. it was then he shot
through the door, just missing injur-
ing Harry liart, the doorman.
Brandegee then left the hotel and
wandered a short distance up, the
street. firing twice more en route. He
by Patrolman
when the crazed man tried to draw.
Had Three Revolvers.
lirandegee's weapons was um and it
Cells and a pearl handled Smith and
One shot had been discharged in the
Smith and [Wesson and two from one
of the Oolts. All of the guns had
been fully loaded.
0n Scrleua Charlie.
Brdndegee was locked up on a
charge of assault with intent to kill.
in telling of the affair last night
Professor Atlas sald: """"""
"l was sitting at a table when
Bungegea came in .1 it knew that he
had a habit of slapping everybody
on the back and as l was lust recov
ering from injuries I received in an
auto” accident '1. asked him not to hit
me,
“He replied that 'he wouldn‘t. and
then slapped me between the should-
ers. 1 saw stars for a minute. Then
l got up and left the room. lie nak-
ed the clerk whers i had gone to.)
and when the clerk did not answer}
quidk enough, he shoved two guns in;
to his face.
"Then the clerk ran into the Turk.
ish baths and 'l returned and had
Brandegee put,out. He tried to get
back, and tired through the door,
Knows Branden. Well.
have always been good friends. H'e
was drunk when he came into the
hotel, and did not know what he was
doing."
Brandegee has been known along
the local primrose path for years. He
has always been regarded as a good
sport, has raced automobiles and:
yachts and engaged in other diver
sions for a long time ~
He has a beautiful home in Black
Rock which in summer looks like an
international yacht club, because of
thew numerous flags of all nations
which are floating above it.
He Owns a factory. building on Oak
street in Bridgeport. which has been
rented to manufacturers from time
to time. in his Black Rock home he
has a printing plant which does bus-.
iness under the name of the Seabrlght
Press._ .
Brandegee has sometimes been re-
garded as eccentric, but this is the
first time he is known to have brok-
en into so. violent a demonstration. ,,
One attempt was made during the
night to, get Brandegee out on bail
hut the surety was not accepted.
".11.“!!sz FORMS CABINET. . ,
SANTO DOMINGO, Dec. 7.——Juan
Isidro Jiminez, who Saturday took the
oath of office as presmem of the Do-
minican republic, has formed the fol-
lowing cabinet.
, Minister of public works—Federico
Velasquez:
War and marine’Desldorlo Arias.
Finance-Akron Perdono.
Justice-J. B. Peynndo.
11 Foreign affairs-Bernardo Pichar-
o. .
Agriculture-Jaime Mots.
Interior-”Arias Brache.
Quiet prevails throughout the oil-
tire republic.
.1
Mosul: m denim wholes.
would don... the té-‘w a.
, Club Wednesday.
At headquarters an i11vengpry of “
All three were of 38 calibre. -
~"l know Brandegee well and we ’
Partners?
Yes
How did'it come aboutil
tell you. Read the story in
this paper. then see the mov-
ing picture‘s produced by
the Universal Film Menu-V
lecturing Company by spe-
cial arrangements for this
P3P“-
REMEMBER .
the next installment appears in
next Thursday’s hone.
Second Episode shown at The
The ‘ meéilngls’of the ’iWeatpor-t Mil—
mu .aociutg to. drove been held at the.
home of Mr. pug Mrs C, B. Dollie of
State street we.- postponed this eve-
ning due tn‘1bbn'd w éathdr in?" will
he held nfixtr effbfibliday' melting
Mrs. James Conway ohthisotovm was
laid to rest 8aturda3 afternoon in
King street cemetery. after but one
tiny. of life. The funeral services were
held from the late home at 2 oclock
-, Ind theiinternient folli‘w‘ved iu the le-
, cnl cemeteryyii .
Willlum il'd'i’aer of ihlstown was
'found wand ’g about the western
approach .oi‘i‘
this morning in a very intoxicated
condition. and was plac‘ed under ar-
test by constable Frank E. siurgea
He was glitch is hearing and Was sen-
tehced toiopend thirty .das's. wuh
‘ Sheriff Vclimer. An appeal was taken
and he was held under 3100 'bonds
Josepli' Kinakl, who has been Want.
ed by the 'local police authorities for
some time, has been finally caught
audit-led. He is accused of stealing
a valuable-poem” from Mrs} {any
Wagon”, offireens ‘a'rmls; line was
tried {pip afternoon in to‘wh court by
Jud 6 Samuel A. Purdy; Klnaki is
hot undeWflOO bonds and is to ap-
pear. before the nut term or the Sn-
pdrlhr Court. After a “ghost search
he was found by Constable John *W
Whale he has been for the
tail chf months could not he iertrn-
"e'd. . .
. a _.
A valunblc bulldog, the property
of. Mrs. Charles H,Kep1per, 0;, State
street, was clubbed and shot Saturday
evening on Cross street, and it is
said that the killing was done by
foreign born residents of that street,
fighting with one of their animals
'Wh‘eh‘ found, the bulldog was a. plti-'
able sight; The heavy leather collar
about its neck had been cut so as to
destroy indentificaHon, and the in-
strument used Mas probably a razor,
as the cut was clean. After the dog
had been shot its assailant eVidently
believed in making a sure job of it,
and clubbed the animal almost be~_
yond recognition. Mrs. «Kemper is
.. greatly wrought up about the affair,
' and said that the dog was a great
pet to every one who knew him. -»
With the first bad storm of the sea-
son, the local linemen and “trouble-
hunters" of the Southern New Eng--
land Telephone éxperienced one of
the worst days possible At about 11
o‘clock yesterday morning. nine poles
at the height of 30- feet fell with a
crash on the main pole line from this
town to Southport. Luckily the poles.
fell to the south in the fields adja-
cent to the road. as otherwtse. they
would glinve fallen upon the. trolley
wire and stopped both the trolley and.
road traffic for some time. The wires
on the poles fallen were mostly "toll"
and "trunk" lilies. that is long lines
to nearby and faraway cities. The
communications» the hirdald ex.
change new minim district was
in emits
Ion. Hem Wilson will '
James. the «sdninfum of~Mr. a’nd .
'e Stute ,strcet bridge.
angry because the irst dog had beenvl
TOY DEPARTMENT:
NOW READY
Our Closing-Out Prices
Cover Our Large And New
assortmentof '
Toys, Games, Books,
Entities the Holder t
Guaranteed Fountain Pen.
This Coupon and 8% Teddy Bears, Sporting"
Goods etc.
o a Fine
Have stepped th /e ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street, where I will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEQELEIN
Phone 1106-12.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
.~ Thai! HeralfieidltSonCo
«Ea-1.»..- us emu.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Optician
0.15. Jackson
Everything in the Optic cal Line .
Eyes EXamined Free,
DOWN-TOWN
STORE.
BI WALL ITRIET
NORWAL“.
PHlDNI All.
“
Do Your
Shep ..
‘N’W‘l
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Haves
NEW; CITY
MARKET
Haycs’ Block
69 North Main Street
You lined This ,
GREAT NERVE fllllic
For. 0ver~Eating, Drinking, Smoking
or Overworh of Any Kind Caus-
ing Nervousnesa,
-Takel‘onollns Tablets
big sale thesedays because the peo-
ple. who haretried them know that
they tone up the entire system and im-
part vigor and energy into run-down
people ins few days, and because
they are guaranteed to do exactly as
advertised, and all druggists . are
authorized bygthe maker to refund the
purchase price if anyone.“ dissatis.
dediwlth the am box purchased.
it you feel blue, have lost confidence
in yourself, are despondent, weak and
tired out, a box of Tonoline Tablets
is all you need.
Finest preparation for headaches,
nervous troubles, poor blood, kidney
and liver complaints, malaria, neural-
gia, trembling and loss of appetite.
They never fail to and constipation.
Tonoline Tablets cost 31. 00 for a
60~dsys‘ treatment. Mail orders tilled,
charges prepaid, by The American
Proprietary Co, Boston, Mass—Adv.
mouns'r '10 CASE DEATH}:
NEW HARTFORD Dec. 7.—'~The
inquest into the death of Hubert B.
Case, a commissioner of Litchfleld
'county. who died recently as a re~
sultot‘an attack upon him in his
. store' at Barkhamsted, was begun by
Coroner S. A. Herman here today
Thirty~two witnesses had been surn-
moned’und it was expecte’d that the
hearing; which was private, would
last two days.
w'
grief on Main street, one on Woodside
avenue, and one on imperial avenue,
in the centre of town. A number of
short circuits with high tension light-
ing wires were the cause of the burn»
out 9! for, some! hours «91 tinting of-hqu coils in the local wire-
«in. swim
”Anufrumnwgs
huh 25m give to a
'mud armament»
«an.
Druggists everywhere are buying a
assortments.
NeckWear
WOULD 31-: FATHER'S DAUGHTER
-—O—-
Kathryn Ruby Adopted Thirty Years:
Ago, Now Wants Proceed
lnfls Set Aside,
Miss Katherine Ruby of Water-
bury, has petitioned the probate court
of Westport for the annulment of the
adoption proceedings which legally
made her the daughter of Bushrod and
Mary E Camp in the year of 1876.
Miss Ruby lived with them as their:
daughter until their death a number
of years.
At the present time she is living
with her father in Waterbury and she
is desirous of becoming his dapghter
again. It is a most peculiar case and
she is to be made the legal daughter
of her father again so that she may
inherit his estate, which amounts to
considerable.
she was an infant and her father
married later for the second time.
This marriage was not a happy one
and he and his wife now live apart.
, Both parties are well known in
Westport, Where-they formerly resid-
facturing business in Waterbury and
has been quite sucossful
HUMAN NATURE.
it seems to me, upon lookiuground.
That“
Th- ule exception that l use ; «-
Christmas":
This is the time of the your T1
that “Miss Shopper” takes advah- ' ‘
tagc of fine stocks and
‘Miss Shopper" can _.
'do her shopping in about one- ‘
third the time now than she can
two weeks hence.
We Have Full Stocks of ' _ , g . E
Suits, Coatspresses. suns Furs, Wants? ‘
Underwear ,Girdles, HoSiéty, costumes-f
Traveling Gases and Marine Sets
Remember We Give 34W-
Green Trading Stamps.
M. Moltasch & Son
120 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Miss Ruby’s own mother died when .
ed. Mr. Ruby is engaged in the manu- ,
petiole mostly. are pretty,
s.
Easy
largest
a
Handkerchiefs
_4¢"L
Christmas Hints ,
Fancy China Ciit Class, B"
Ware, Bird Cnges." Toys,
Express Vt agons, Doll Car
Velo'cipédes, Etc '
Albert F. Goiie
25 WASHINGiTON. GTREET
Phone 10692. Prompt. Dellvwfy
SOUTH NORWALK‘.
Far Reaching ‘7
Service
The People's Trust. Company
excepts (It‘posiiis subject ‘
check, it. safe guards Escort-r
tics in its impregnnhie vm‘
it collects bonds,- mum
interest, dividends, mum
etc.:— came for intestinén ,
handlcs estates.
Iv-Apnrrroh' To ALL 'rBrs.
a com~ more general banking;
business is conducted . j
Maori-nave and efficient I!” ,1
Norwalk Chronicler