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Another Burggym
.Why not 'call us on the ’phone,
NO. 1230. and let us protect your;
.valuab’ies against this danger, autlI'
FAIRF l ELDC
On next Monday evening an impor-i
n taut meeting will be held in the South
you will have no need to worry:
Taylor 8. Guide
Norwaik Baptist Church. Those rep-I?
IOUTH NOIWM-K TRUST 0°“ locomotives from the various churchea'i
BUILDING. in Norwalk, who were appointed some
__ __ I time ago to organize a federated broth-
lerhood. will convene and perfect the
proposed organization.
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I The continued cases of John Mole,
charged with assault; William Tour.
jail and William Ollien, charged with
1' stripping the brass from trolley cars.
{come up before Judge Keogh againI
g’thia morning. The Mole ‘ease was I
Icontinued to December filth, and the
I; othercases .to December 261i).
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—-Get the 'best New Orleans Moles:
sea at l.’ilommedleu Bros'.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bowattun Hose Company will beheld William E. Smith has been in
0'1 Monti,” e1ening M the quarters in1South Norwalk during the past week
Ronaaiull.
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Beers in selling out the stock of Mr.
’t‘hoannual meeting of the Notnalk Beers’ South Norwaik 8mm Will is a
1’0“}er Assomauou “"11 be held “1th hustler. understands tlte business from
“‘ u ““9“ 0" 5“ Matters of ““1"" A to Z. and has proven a live wire for
”“08 are to be considered. - E'Mr. Beers—New Canaan Advertiser.
The. building department this morn-I' Deputy. cretary of State Richard
in: issued ‘0 David Warner an 919“” J. Dwyer is sending out blanks for
trical permit to wife the ”smell” or reports 011 the business of firms and
his father‘rbn 7 We?“ a""““’-- corporations this year to remind the
' persons to whom they are sent of
~-~-I)o1molly’slms"n 85‘“ ”l“ “9‘“ the requirement of the federal law
(Thrisiw'lS' “'1" 113“” 1’05““9- 0“” in regard to the attaching of stamps
and sen'them. .111 the reports.
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The ”"59"“ “hi" Club “'35 d5" Arrangements ha1e been made he-
llghtl‘ully‘ entertained yesterdaV, at the 1.1 can J. mm; Dibble representing
home ol'Mrs. ida 8. Keep. Notice of the Estate of J. H. Ferris.'and thel
an evening social. in January. will be bridge committee and street depart-i
give“ ““5“" ‘ ment. whereby permission is granted:
“”"‘”“ to straighten the corner of Washing-i
Miss 111119 (‘ole oi the Tax Collec ton anleater street in from of the'
m” “"6 “d Mi” loin Ste1ene of old storage building situated at this
the office 01' the Norwalk Hoar, are point. This will bring about a much
enjoying a brief 1islt with friends in needed improvement, and the street
iiirooklyn. N ‘ will be'on a line with the new bridge
roadway,
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Michael Gallagher this morning was
““19““ to ““le days by {Willie —-llo not wait until the New Year
Keogh, for stealing a number of paint to open that “pm. account. .Do it.
”night“ “'0’“ the 8‘109 0? 11100" find new with one dollar in The People's
der, on South Main-attest.~ iTrust Company, .. .
A jolly Christmas social under the
"“ "“""“°‘ ”“1 “d “Wm“ ‘23:”;“152.ii.tl§..§fll§§2.§fi“éli..§f
shapes at reduced rates at Miss Pol-
. . . was enjoyed in the'church last event
gomilsI.I>sop\::::1IrI1I:ton street. South in 11.1; A large number of the members
an" " zexchangad presents in the true Christ
“WW”- mas spirit. and a moat pleasant time
Veterinary Frank l.. Olmstead this
a war iayed
. morning announced that there was. resulted. Many nmdsrerreih'ments
'quits an epidemlc'among the dogs of dur'ing the e1e'nlng. “0
were sér1éd Mrs. Elliott Sonic.- was
$3211? gyi'fifng; aggdpn:I1IlIrIuo13Iap.I ‘ the chairman of the committee in
doctor ‘5 kept busy attending a num charge.-
I her 'of others. ‘
mMILLiNERY NOTICE
Last e1euing Dog Warden Thomas
F \‘lalsh imestigated the matter of
lt’ttnters hounds raiding the hen-yard
of Martin Spahr'a on Glenwood ave-
; nue, early Friday morning. andrkllllng
eight large ducks. two 'geeae and
malmlng several others. Neighbors
teport that in the early hours of the
“Daddy Long Legs" was presented
In a 11111.11 entertaining fashion, last
averting. in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational t‘hurch. by Miss Gay ZenolaI
Mitchareu, 11110 delighted with her.
splendid interpretation of the story'.
it h interested man in novel .
rtl'dcdrallfatlc i rn1.Misay MacLaren: fiifi'nfe {Egar'liay'tfngti ovagrlaan hang;
was at her very'flest, and "'9 large'cm continue his investigation. lt'
audience enjoyed the entertainment is compulsory on the part'of the hunt-l
' 1 era to keep their time within call, and‘
they are responsible for any damage
they may'do. Some time ago The Sen. %
:tlncl printed an article on the num- I
in 121- .‘zrldneily's Singing Orchestra. her of dogs that were ‘being stoleni
'\\'edne§day. Dee. ill. Another big time .throughout Norwnlk. and the severe
-—~-—-— penalty ‘imolved. Warden Walsh
“KODAKS, CAMERAS states that no less than ten dogs have
" N ' " and gheen returned to their owners as al
result. ‘ ‘ 1’
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Photm-raphic Supplies, Films and
Paper. Always a Large
Supply.
,Stlilsonsi’owell COIDIOTEUOII 'ior thc hicEnellr' 5 Singing Orchestra,
Ila WASHINGTON STREET.,11'e.1nestt-.l1 Dec 16. Another his time
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The Gift of Thrift.
This Christmas gitc 30111 child the great gift of
thrift l1_1 starting f01 him a. savings account at the '
South Nornalk Savings Bank.
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Such a present is of much greater value than-any-
thing Of merely paSSing interest because it makes for;
character and success in life.
lacting as manager for William P. "
-tiva .to the m. and bids fair to win1
'fortable seats. four “boxes," and. most kidney complaint for years.
{'There are two boxes, one on each side
i of the gallery.
Iator is isolated in an out-house situat-
" ed on the front‘ roof of the building
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OUNTY INA'II‘IJ OINAL BANE
link
FANCY SUGAR CORN
swears. J. PEAS
Note the SPECIAL prices
RITTER’S PORK AND BEANS
RITTER’S PU‘RE TOMATO CATSU‘P
NO. 3 STANDARD TOMATOES
SNIDER’S TOMATO Isoue 8C
PUREICOND. MILK ' '
East ind'ta Tea Co.
25 Washington St.
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THE COAL QUESTION
For the right fire. buy the
right coal. Our coal is all
coal. It's good, hard, clean
coal with heat in every lump.
or kinds.
"Harris-'81 Gaus
COAL COAL 2
It costs no more than the 3th-
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Wm—Your ,Attentlon~~..~w
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT Fac’tLlrlss
PRJMPT AND COURTEOUB SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day.
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THE OLDEST BANK lN NOBWALK. .1“.
Fairfield County National Bank,
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.tablesI. and on old- fashioned cobble-
‘Istone fire place. A unique touch is
'added I», the scores of hanging elec
trio-light shades of r. pct ullar green1‘I
and 11 bite. effect.
Several doors lead from the
NEW'RilllllNERBiilili ,
fillillll Gillil’iilill
«Continued from lat page.) pool
The new structure, decidedly hand-
some and thoroughly unto-date. has a
metropolitan air about it that smacks
in a pleasing manner of what people
are pleased to call "the city." 'it is
the largest theatre in Norwalk and
has a seating capacity of over 1300.
it has been made absolutely tiresafo.
adequate fireaxita being provided.
and in it has been installed every im1;
pro1 ement and convenience that goes
atruction in the
alleys wlli open within a short time.
Messrs Knorr and Cornea will man-
age the building. the theatre portionl
of which has been leased by Collins'
and Van Scoy. managers of Mayra.
Theatre and Music Hall.
The new building is a decided
’1 provement to Norwalk. and adds—much
to make 11 the comfort en 0 ed in the. i to the appearance of North Main
modem 113mm. Besides 1m); employ s.treet The building was erected by
tag or an export architect and titer-'1‘“ Harris Construction Company_ of
0118th competent coon-scum, the Stamford, and J A. Rudder. of thia‘E
plane of the building and the mater-‘1 1;clty. had the painting contract
lal used in its construction have been; special solution of duties. cement;
under the ever. watchful eye of Buildfl lpIaIlnt was put on the theat
the Inspector C. fw'l‘lnch who vouchea 'by .MWH- noun 5 Doiand.
for the‘ stability of the building ‘ "1‘“ city...
'The exterior or i Henry1C 111.151.1111.. has leased one
the that” 1' attralr. of the atbres as a tonaorlal parlor. ex-
asoaalon next week
also ofI
for itself the nickname of the "wane ”c" ”3"“ 9°
Theatre." so brilliantly white has it
Girl's Tether—J want you to am
been painted. Three roomy stores no I de.rslond howmn that 1 consent to
copy the front of the tint floor of the. mm. “mm“? 111111 undor protest
building. which will be set off to ltd-4
room into the new bowling alloy. with :
four alleys. which is now under con-j
new Pennington .
block. out door. Both pool room and 5
1'. floors 5
Red Oak
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fucl.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
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NEW CITY
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Specials
Just received a lung's assortment of -
Xmas gifts: ~I'lountaln Pens. Knfi'oe. , ' ‘
Sutton—Oh. that'b all right. if you 111111111; Rots. Watches. Rings, Pins. ;
vantage by their being occupied bylwili 191 none "I ”‘8 dom'md' ‘ "‘“V li‘l‘w" Ind ml 01"" mm
business men of different make on you afterward go to pro-
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lines. Upstairs. In front. Augustus C.
Knorr and'l-larry -l. Cornln will rnni‘
a pool room. i
The ticket otllce opens out into the'
exterior lobby. which is ovor1hunngyi 1 «1-
I11 prettily decorated canopy. The in SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE HAVE
nor lobbv leads to the downstairs par-11 600W IIEOI GOMPLETE
tion of the theatre and also to the I?“ RIUA'NGE-
gallery and “family circle.“ -—---
The attractiveness of the interior of Do you know how—-
the theatre is in its simplicity and To and relief from backache;
happy absence of cheap and gaudy-
decoration. It is not embellished with.
trappings of brilliant gilt or hung with
richly colored draperies. Have used DIoan’s Kidney Pills;
The walls are of an attractive yel- " Have proved their worth in many
low color the plalnness of which are tests
relieved by small green-glass win- , Here's South Norwslk testimony.
dows. set high up. There 17 a “pit". Charles Sebocl'r. 39 Franklin street.
for the orchestra. four aisles of com- 'South Norwalk, says: “I suffered from
PEIFEG'l’ GGIIFIGEIIGE
To assist weak kidneys?
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fortunately. not a pole to obstruct the started in my loins. extending into my
than in the downstairs portion of the shoulders and head. and if i stooped
:1l1eatre. The stage. which is set in a or straightened quickly, sharp twing-
. frame of white at the present time is es darted through my back
almost
lor moving- pictures only. but when Itaklng my breath away. The kidney
the demand warrants. it can be ex-'secretlons bothered me, and 1 Was
tended for other performances. by .obllged to get up frequently at night.
building on the rear of the building. iSeeIng Doan's Kidney Pills advertis
Radiators are set in the walls. in the 1 ed I got a supply at Plalsted's Drug
orchestra, in the effort to save room. :Store. 1 had used them only a few
To Set ‘0 the b91100“)? and family idays before the pains and other all-
circles recreation lover. which runs meats left. All that I sold about
the entire width of the building isi lDoans Kidney pins when ‘ publicly
reached This corridor furnishes the recommended them some years 9.80.
lpleasure 0f "Sli'etClllllg 01183 legs be‘ an" holds [00¢ [know that they are
W99“ 30m" From ““5 the gun“? ‘5 the best kidney medicine to be had.
gained by means of four entrances. and 1i depend upon them to keep my
kidneys in good working order." I
Price son. at all dealers. Don't
.simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney. Pills—ribs same that
Mr, Sho'ck had. ‘Fostef-Milburn (30..
Props..IBuifalo. N. Y.
Christmas Hints
Fancy China, Cut Glass. Brass
IWarc. Bird Cages, Toys, Dolls,
Express Wagons, Doll Carriages,
VeioclecdcsI, Etc. 1
The moving picture machine's open
Openings in the walls allow the “pic-
ture" to be thrown on the screen
This is a safety precaution of. great
value. The ceiling is dotted with a
number of brilliant electric lights.I
The room in the theatre building.
which will be occupied as a pool room
by Messrs. Knorr and Cornea, la the
finest in {Ensign It is sixty-seven feet
in ion ”tad thirty-six feet wide, and
is unkind 111111.111 white. The a'p-
pelrancb of the room, the entire iron
”11“me Its one his whale
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To correct distressing urinary ills; :
Pains -
{gifts are marked at low prices.
3 SEE OUR “INDOW DISPLAY
éThe NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Roseniield. Prop.
411 wares waiter.
sou-m NORWALK
Money loaned on articles of value .
Fits—ll Eyegla: see
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Should your eyes have been gi1'ing
,,you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at lihetty to con-
suit
\WLIJAM J. MOORE’
OI’I‘ICIAN
Room a, Keefer Builtlhur.
No.1.“ Washington St. '
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
meanings, a: 30 to ll.
N. Y. address-727 5th Ave, 9 to
d p. m. daily.
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meat. of Ranges
can com
Picture Framing and Glazing.
15 Ely Avenue
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We have just received a ship-
aranteed to
bake and heat, that we will sell
from $14. so upward. Come and
look them over before going else-
where. For honest dealing aInd‘
prices fair, none with Mr. Rosco
111111111111 fiance ranch .
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FURNITURE CO.
I27‘I29 WASHINGTON ST
URNITURE
.NORWALK
STERLING.
FURS®COATS
JanuaryT Prices
JACOBYS*
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2
Small Fresh Hams .. 16¢ Native Chickens 24¢
Fresh Shoulders . . .. . 14¢ Everything in Fresh Vege—
Smaii Pork Loin 16¢ tables.
Side I’ork .......... 15¢ Pigs’ Knuckles and SeurI '
Pure Lard ........ .. 14¢ Kraut.
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ANOTHER NEW ON 5.11
DeKLYN‘S POTATO BREAD
10 CENTS PER LOAF.
111.1. caoceae.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it again.
DeKLYN’S
27 MAIN STREET NORWALK. CONN.
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* HANDKERCHIEFS
> Useful; Christmas Gifts
indies All linen Plain and Initial Handkerchiefs '
2 for 25 and ach
iicuts' .\ll lI.' 111cm Plain and Initial Hhudlferchiegs¢ 1: . ,
...... -. . .2 for 25¢, 25¢ and 35¢ each
tn‘cn Hautlkctchids; 2:115. comers
It: each
Latlics' 11cm Entb. Handkerchief; 5 11:93 each
Ladies Lace inntmcd Handkerchiefs. to ca.
Ladies: Linen Illandkcrchicis. crib. corner:0 82 25
3 111 a box ................... 50¢ to $1 25 box
Children 1-: Handkerchiefs in boxes. Suit Cases. Sleds and
ilnnks I ............................. 15¢ and 25¢-
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Charming 8. Givaiile‘ Muslin UnderWear
The "(lift Sensible" surely is the choicc among these
Rihboncd. Embroidered and lie—laced (iartncnts for wo— -
mcu's intimate wear.
lot no 1101112111 ever had enough i‘inc Li11gcric~‘ too
111ttci1"is unthinkable
There are especially pretty Gowns. Com;
binations, Corset Covers, etc.
lhc sort that the daintlcst Iw'onmn would appreciate.
\’c1_1 mmiciatciIt pritul
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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’ YOur “tires of financial discretion
with those 1of_ thisaillstitution. re-
presenting saw and service.
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' a savings account that dispels any
monetary embarressment.
"' The Fairfield County
‘ Savings-Bank ' ’
new s1. "" Nor-want
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Woman’a Undermuallns of a most
exclusive and refined character. the
kind that would m. 1191’! locations
and appropriate Xmas and. 12111 in
'11 is. 11m cm store.
Don’t use chanceuwtth a 6"
be ck. E Barthel, D C., will make I1f
analysts free or charge '
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'Doillty handkemhiefs at J. I. M
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