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About!“ supply in wasting Ap-
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Ilv. ' well,” your cousins. uncles;
aunts-momma” Moods.
EKBauks
94“!“in HOT EL BLOCK,
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Leather
Goods
' Of All Kinds.
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1' WEATHEL FORECAST.
[WEATHER A ”YEAR AGO
TODAY. '
Temperature: Low, 33; high,
Clear.
For Nounlk and vido!!!: Fair to-
»"iiigiio.ooii aim-om: .oioéli colder to.
night. -
'l‘lt‘s seven stoic: which come up
the WWMM o‘voi
trip. ml MM is now email
ovor- Nora songs: it caused lids"
rain as high winds IMI the coast
from North W to Maine. New
Yet-ll Melee, mammoth velocity of
Wild 1“ 61‘4”“ '8 MW and Nan; . -:-.;
' Tim toms. to ones- The high-T.
'r ,7. ‘2'“T 4.. ‘”"P
.4. ,_
A“... .. N.’ 1 ,.
.s. .
"annoy '?"t?'“‘d
est It. New Haven was :36 lulled. T116
storm iI followed by a severe 'cold
move which is moving across" the. coun-
try from tho‘ northwest. it is _-oarrr
lug" low temperatures to the doutberu
”Dietrich Zero temperatures prevail
from the Rocky Mountains eastward
"to lodiaoaandsstarsouthasxnnsu
and Missouri. cheering temperatures
"oitood oi the lotion is the’Gull. ' '
auditions favor for this vicinity:
M.,wum with s. decided l'sl! in
info 4
Warnings (or high winds are con-
tinued along the coast.
Tonight on iniportaot meotlux of the
Federal Brotlm'hcod will so heldlu
ifio loam most of the South Non-won:
Boom chums.
i
.u'c'mo r. wuiéi‘iiqua‘o. proori'etorm
oi theflanltaryLunch,“ Bouthlall
shoot will I’ell out his businessto Dee
Shlmmel oi! Norwalk} 0: December
1
22, Mfleollofflfl.
“is west Ed Improvement loss-
cmwill. lipid Ta'. meeting. next Wed-
nosdsr. It Ileadylte Gish Halt.
5 isotherm 3. Every voter m t'du.
if.
I.
T .
. u. .1-.- ..‘..-.A .I.. in”, .,
piper from tho West lhd should at— ,
ins-t
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'EESITATEH
' “simian to, test: anyone how r,
to danoe'well for $61: refuad your
honey. We lieu headllng you until
you loose. .
. POLLEY’S
Private Dancing School
1} MONROE cruiser ' ' Tel 14134
L (Near 3. a. sullen.)
Jimmy assured. lob an.
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"l
-Fiirs for Christmas-
or .-
. The Little Shop
F» “(MIMI DEC. “goon-o '5.
New-flint; {Erode ~
Ami youth calmly be surprised;
W P-.. ..
A « nowti'rowx5 .
t hmmfim"
, m_. = all!!! - 1!: T
l
8'Iolth. um
. Wu. all other
,. mes. sold. noted?
‘ malted. Rentals. ti!
- ps‘r‘ mooth.‘ WT
‘soid at is per mouth
JAB. DOWN-AN.
10 South Mala direct. Isl!!! «om-u:
.. ”M...
for. the Menndlp's Singingprchestrs,
Wednesday. Dec. 16. Another big time.
Health oncol- W; J.vTraoey_.llsTs re-
moved the quarantineTonT-thsAhmuty
hone, in newsman when, a case of
diphtheria had ooadnedohs little son.
in“. s'o‘u'wlék Amity; wit
of Camus. IIwulTiIiolii. thoh' com
o To: "3?“
gm Nomllt Control!
45m Helium dither...
taut-nacho indium! or raisins.
o
idiom-ow sir-at: 37 ,
i. 2 WM ..... ..I
The «silica-inane mastitis..«ot;
tit. Norwsik nIulldIinn mo .snd in-
vestms'ut Association will he held to
moi-row ”so!“
a
l I . I
J‘s-o
{Tonight Uncut Hsylolt. No 26 1-2.
1. 0. ll; M, will hold I lolly smok'er
Ind roll-coll. Specially enjoyable en-
tettainmaut will be afforded. and e
splendid time is promised.- «- «
Lode: every evening until Christ-.5
In“. GIDVH’B. . . ll
Walter‘llile,'oi out 'stret. was at
rooted Sunday morning by ChiefIWll
lien 11‘. Pennington, charged with
drunitatness. This morning he was
dried 86 and costs . '. T
The Fill-field County Clel'iCol Also
clotlos today is holding its annual
meeting if; Stdmi'ord Rev F. A. Cole-
man. racial of Trinity Episcopal
Clint-d secretary and treasurer of the
sssooistioa, will he Iamong the local
metnbers in attendance.
‘.
‘ Detective Sergeant Thomas Lesth- l
1 sliced in Oflcer Jarvis Murray. oat-
srdsy afternoon spent some time in-
at'vestl'gstlsg' the theft of chickens onI
Word direct. T.11..e officers truest!l
drops of blood for o considerable die
lance into the home of a Feli' street
resident._ T1. thorough investigation
did:'-i: diooovw the theft; itiildh’e mat-
,ted' 18 I311 .being‘ looked Into.
C. III. Paine“ this indruing receiv-
ed from the building department a
permit to installegau enigmatic cellar
Groin" (I. the Nomlt 430: sites. on
riot-mum «not omi- permitsT
Ting-ed" 7 fits inspecttiil were , to‘
' fooo‘or fibfid’k‘fihflng in
. _ on Law
(done met on to F. ifh‘lelding to
wire for electricity the house owned
by 0.11 Wliiiams, 'oa Westport- ave-
use. .
9......
m. m Iomflt it particular.
is sotlvo‘st this time. The crusher lb
would” in Qe vicinity of Broom“.
ridiculing
(111me ,
M 2m [Chills-aluminum
nonhuman” Ii
new!“ rvemptirm 6 JT
' “Willie 2.000 subscriber-3',
mm
(fry-a lead, the. Wednesdayoattssm, ’
‘ avenue. Bocuuse of the fact. that with.
.. ,; opened. And the saloon-keepers them-
_’ delves complain bitterly ”
81 W 60M!!!
disillusionment:
Ills followinii statement covering
:theatwm W the plant of The
‘Wo‘ disarm Telephono Co.,
» 'l and tho unavoidable conditions that
. T must Islet. anti! permanent
1 can be completed, was given out by
. T' the company's local exchange menus-v ‘
YOWI'I
er 1!!!! morning.
morning to. but!!! the tremendous task
0! W We! who to the
Toll Fish! of the state; a piece of
work that will roeuire not less than
skill woods and may stretch out into
“The new!!! of the work will be
5 realised mm- the foot that approxl~
stately W poles and more than 25” 0, “my city. w...“ . pocketbook on _
090 nodes.“ wit; went down in three
.1 {do}: under the life and high wind and
huadmdoot to!!!" i-reu Except in
’ tele-
MOI” that were out of'servlce hack
in order. the repairs that were made
last week were ueCessarllY tempor-
a'ry. the Company's one, idea being
lb mien communication as quickly
as possible
"in spite of the fact that i. 200 men
ms at work, it is obvious that it will
require time to restore this service
to normal conditions. Since the heav.
lest blow fell on the Toll Line System.
lieellect must be felt all over the
state for some time to come, even in
those portions where the damage was .
not apparent. The service, however.
will be infinitely better than during
the storm period, and will improve ed
the permanent work is rushed towards
completion
The Company wishes to voice.
thro'ngh the press. its appreciation of
the patience end considerotlon of its
patrons under the unavoldsble trying
service conditions brought on by the
“EULT . . . i
W.
T T'l‘he Norwalk Gun Club v’nll- hold I .
meeting. neui WW offshoot,
when sever-triggers oi T-lmpomneo
will be could-red We.
3.-
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‘11:. ":r’i”~..;«
Mam
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an ‘L “maul: a
land's. 1.6 0 F in;
WW {I “W 0! 3 will
mats; theme-land “Ilsa Elisabeth.
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Unassddwn. 1T! Elmwo’od avenue:
vvi
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Wilfred Isdweli. of solution streot.
this city. was elected vieopcedident oi
the hat Archeols Association oi the T
- onto ot Connecticut, st tlieT moouns
of the melodies held in Hartfordxon
Saturday
John Noonan. of Main street. up:
town. has accepted TaT pooltlgn ad ad
vanes agent for Ralph D. Tompkins.
the onelegged globe-traitor and Ivaude-
ville singer. who played at Hart‘s The-
Ietre the‘lattor part of last week.
- - . M .
Although the county commissions".
caret. have not rendered their dad!-
slon in the remonsirance ease relative
to the masters! of the? licorice to ma
old Lsyden piece; iii not thought‘llke-
1y that this will be allowed. inasmuch
as the license in this place has been
revoked before.’
A motion wee heard before dodge
John Keogh. in the City Hall. this
morning, in the case of Robt. F. Schals
:vs Joseph and Mary Becki. Attorney
Louis Goldschmidt appeared tor the
plaintiff and Judge William F. Tam-
many for the doiendsni. The suit arose
out‘ of I dispute concerning the mart--
gage on property in Rowoyton.
: “Wants to tho more clement westb-
T er of the loot few days. the field forc-
es of tho company were able this '
too or the donor. down throughiniaov
years '
Only the reliable nukes carried in
our stock. ‘
Waltham. Elgln. Rockford, Homllt‘
ton
H.
Every Watch xusrsnieed—Osm to
$1.00. I
3‘.
rue soot-r1 sermon overuse enormity
..;s,.,-:s;-;o'-‘.;s o;.II
and Bell Watch.
Rpllroad. . .. I‘
R F NOACK
About a year ago His. Julia Estes.
marrow morning. Mohoney has no .
permanent home
L
Just a Mottoanii
a Notice Today.
in something-s, but a. bargain 1r;-
everything” you buy of: our " _
CLOSING-OUT SA
. We would call your attention to our
show-window cOnteining prizes to be owolfded
before Christmas.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
GLSOUTH‘ MAIN STREET
DOWN TOWN
STORE.
" —-—EXTRA SPECIALS—~—
Delicious Creamery Butter, 8 lb ‘ ...... ..... . ...... 34¢
[Granulated Sugar 4 [-2 lbs. ............ 25¢
'Bcst Family Hour, a bag --l'w'a«s . . . u». . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75¢
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Live Oak Buckwheaho
‘I pkgs. ‘(O'ZIIIOD'Odot Ins-oao 25¢
24 GOTTA ESTIIIT.
EMT NORWALK.
H‘LI
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A‘Y OFFER
L '3 I‘ve: saw no“ ism «- «"4 i
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”TUITION
fir}
CALL, whim sensations:
Memll College
Timulh. NW TI '0“ Chefldi‘.
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S”. ,
Hon-E.- J. Hill, Congressman-elechT. ..
oi West avenue. is in Washington, D.
C. He~left town Saturday last to at-
tend the funeral of the Hon Serena
E, Payne. 0! the Wars and Means
Committee, who was decanted a state
funeral at the capital, yesterdi‘y." Ir.
Hill was associated with 1dr Payne ' :
.both omcislly and personally for many ‘
year-I and his death is a semi-e loss.
Mr Hill expects to return to Not-wall!
late this evening. ’
u
An effort is being made or dllciiael
omen to transfer the liquor license?
Buy Clothing or
Furs! ..
stmas Gifts
. . and
Pay a Dollar a ‘Week
Why Not‘ List Our Dignified Credit
Plan Solve Your Gift Problem?
Instead of waiting until the lite! minute to buy, orcis:
idstead of using all your ready money for gifts, why not 5
' ‘delecta coat, a mud or a fur set, dild pay. a dollar a week
Vonyourinll?
MMWMM‘WI Lil
Thus you can make a beautiful
(lnever miss the money that it costs.
from Shore Haven Ind, .911 lohgdod's ‘ ’ " '
islsnd. to a new saloon en [neililsldn
lnaradlus otauuarter otamllaln
this vicinity there are 10 saloons. roll? "
dents are prep-inns to die n reman-
strance against a new saloon halos.
and. subatomic! gift ,
', \k'
1 a mentor! as well as ambyeical burden - .1". you-I; \Ivaude “
. ' play of things unedited mmpygfit pnrp’oeeg. Yettliave.
, price.
~ Etc, will surely interest the boys
‘ Small Fresh Hams
:12th Shouldfild v 3- -i\ ' 14¢
finial! Pork Loin s...
-«‘~-o":..',‘m‘.
list; $200 0.0 that lasts
u'lfl.',"2‘¢ 1' 3’..."
idea to Monti-dim w-
‘ “if fin; as i. p-r...‘
W ‘AS‘! ..
Tlirnihe selection of y0ur*d¥mas"€hitsiltdsfibeconie F a M‘ -
from store to store: bewildered by' the novel; ending dis
forgotten that the spirit of Kilian is of zfireside origin.
We have assembled" in ofir Your large floors tfibse int-“:3
'portant' accedsories‘ that die s6 important to home am; 5 ~
forts and refinement. You will find here gifts of ged- ‘1 1
him: merit, distinctivein ch‘arocter and reitednabie in}
~.. ...
T.
Our Toy Dept.
,‘v~.
is a Twonderlsnd replete with hosts of delightful play-
things for the ehildren." Of special interest to the little . 1
girls are Dolls of every size and description, Doll Fur-f“; ,
niture, Tea Sets, Trunks, Games,- Etc. 5
‘ ‘.‘~~'~d'...'t. .
The Electrical and Mechanical Trains, Aufdmobiles
.Velocipedes, Hand Cars; Sleds, Wagons, Gunm- BoateT:.:~ ‘
.o vi
A. J Colhns
ExCEPTlONALL FINANCIAL srAlelI-rv . .
. EXCELLENT FAclerigs mil r4; '~ ‘
~ PROMPT AND COURTEOUG SERVII
are the factors which hove mode this institution what it is' S
1- S
' » THE OLDEBT QANK IN NORWALK.
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
...fl‘elephone 583-2
16¢ Native Chickens 24¢
Everything 1.1.1. Fresh IVege-
tables
18¢
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