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rant: stout:
‘ cargo ‘ot bituminous coal for a Misuse

Why not call us on the 'phone ,!_ anti-tome:-

No.1230. and let us protect y:our
‘was arrested yesterday charged with
valuables against this danger. and the theft or a packetboolt over a year
; you will have no need to worry. :ago, win he tried this afternoon. at o-
io'clock, to accommodate a witness.

Taylor & GOIden Chief Pennington said this morning

noon: NORWALK TRUIT 90. the tramp house. on Smith street,

IUILDlNfl. would remain open for the remainder
of the winter. it is impossible for the
Eupper Norwallr or downtown police sta-
E lions to care for the number or tramps
who nightly ask for lodging.

 

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The ease of Cornelius lahoney. who

 

 

. Bishop & Lynes, of Nofwalk have
- brought a $800 suit against Rosina Fan.
zilli, of this city, because of a 8200
{note on the National Bank of Nor-
Ewalk due and unpaid Property on

’by the tiling of papers in the town
:clerk’s oillce. Attorney Louis Gold-
. Eschmidt represents Bishop & Lynes.

 

 

Local bankers. particularly those
connected with trust companies. are in
terested in the conference to be held
tomorrow afternoon. at 1' o'clock. in
the Hartford Club, in Hartford, by
trust company bankers throughout the

rm? — _ state to consider the matter of nation-

«You will find a large variety DE 111 banks desiring to have legislation
Friendship. Cheer, Business Man 5 and passed that they may enjoy the powers

‘ . Sunshine Calendars at Donnelly' s 0' trust companies Charles E. Hoyt.
‘ ., Eat the South Norwallr Trust Company

Court Mahackemo, No 33 r of A and WW Montsemery. or the Poo

last evening held their regular meet .ples Trust Company, are planning ((
transacting routine business attend this important conference

1 Only eight days remain for Christ. ‘
. varies shopping. Do your Christmas
v ,. buying early and do it in Norwalk.
'h‘, Mauriie Carew. of Franklin street.
this city. has taken a position 011 the
repmturial staff of the Danbury News:

 

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There will be election of otllcers at

’ a future meeting.

 

Bridgeport police officials were in
iSouth NorVVslii today on the trail at
.4...an sells the be.“ grade of during robbers who early this morn
poo kei knives. step in and let us show “'8 3111331190 the plate glass window of
you the large assortment. ””3 Button Oliphant jewelry "ON 011

. _.._ ..- :1000 Main street, with a crow-bar. as-

A din-r started work this morningECi‘Dlni-i With several hundred donate'
under eighteen tee: of 1m water ‘0. ' “'0’!“ 0" “DES and bracelets. it was

- lay submarine cables for the Postal “new“ ”"3 “NEWS passed through
Telegraph and other companies underE ””3 (">- bui “0 true of them has
the new Washington street bridge. ”’93" found. A number of complaints
,,,,, _-,,-____ from other cities are received by io-

~—ilou'i forget to buy a joyful KeVV» Ecal police oiliclals concerning robbers
pie Calendar. All boxed 11nd ready to. who work between the hours of five

 

until. skills at 10c} You get them at- and six o‘clock in the morning, the
- Donnelly' s. time but few if any. policemen are on
1» r ~ _.___.. the. streets.

 

Buckingham Post, W. R C..' , -. .. ; .
.hold a searing session on ’l‘hhrsdaltE The. toll-0W!“ 0100010“ permits
morning and all members are earnest- E were “‘9'“ ‘0‘!” by the {building do:
'ly requested to be present. is. the} Wlmtr'TO WWW“: to Mire

' afternobnitbs regular morning" wills“? ““9 101193103- Frank. Emil”.
take "We .. Elder-win? street, Beers HIMA North
_‘ EMain street. Louafibun Mathewson &
Putnam Hose Company. and 01¢..Comnaur. “0““!me AVE“
Well Hook a mason 6311111111111 unlim- Noflh Win street»: Dr Ell E
hold a joint oped house on New fondue.- 30““- U1 {“4 toll?
rein in the Central. Fire Station. 1111 l‘ W“ "to motors in the I-Thsi
the good things that go to- me shim ’9."- Frank V“ 3.00%? Ollie? it“

event of this sort pleasant will berin E33” ““5““ ”Y 91°- W F99"!

were to N. l. Mossrve to wire the John
. Car. 128 museum:
to Forum: Hench to wire the new

order-

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I-Severat applicationa.wareacted no;

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Winona Brothers are .unioading a

iLexington avenue has been attachedI

 

Note the SPE dlAL prices

RITTER’S PORK AND BEANS: 8 ’ h

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RITTER'S PURE TOMATO CATSUP
NO. 3 STANDARD TOMATOES
FANCY SUGAR CORN

 

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East India Tea Co.
25 Washington St. ‘ Phone 371‘

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(miners and Muesli-K5991 Prophets

The annual meeting of the Fair-E
field County Clerical Asseoclation was :
held in St. John‘s Church House in‘
Stamford, yesterday morning. with 22 g
delegates from the various parishes;
in Fairfleld county present: The fol-E

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COAL COAL

SWEET g, .l- PEAS THE COAL QUESTION
SNIDER'S TOM‘ATO SOUP .. F ' th .‘ h ‘
PURE corn). MILK . °' . '3 ”g i 5“?- buy the

4 . right coal. Our coal is all

écoal'. .It’s good. hard, clean

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oai with heatin every lump.
t costs no more than the oth-
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lowing officers were re-elected unan-E ,
imously; President. ReV'. Kenneth __.
MecKenzle of \Vestport; secretary E

 

and treasurer, Rev. 1". A. Coleman
of South Nor-walk.
Tite- feature of the meeting. fol-l
lowing the reading of the reports 94'
the oil'icers. was a paper read by
Rev. William M Jepaon of Bridge—f
part on “Comparative Study of Amos

and Hosea " The paper was a long So ldltl'ol the mo.“ fight
one and gate an excellent insight in-

n» face the dell hell,

to the characters of these two pro— Y u Who Y

pheta. During the afternoon session Do YOU wear no metal check

following the luncheon. there was a

discussion on the paper. in which Your identity to tell?
When you {all unseen, unmarked ‘

many of the ministers )olncd. The
In the smoke and roar and 11111,, .

 

 

T‘HE METBL CHECKS.

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urcaidcnt. Dr. MacKcmio.

At 12:30.‘ihe meeting which was‘

burns clean and gives plenty

Red Oak E
COAL

of heat.

A Most Satisfactory Fuel.

WILLIAM EFPRON
, 3 Rowan St; Phone 441

 

 

 
 
 

STER LING
XMAS GlFl‘S

FURNITURE

DOLL caamaess

DOLL BEDS CEDAR CHESTS
STERLING FURNlTU
A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE.

STERLING FURNITURE
COMPANY,

127.129 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 105.

 

 

 

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meeting was presided over by the:
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hiltl in the Parish Hall was ml- 1; dim-e nothing that endurc‘

inurued for luncheon, nnd this we V
~ch'ed in the Kluhen Committee 0 Siliglll‘lg out who you have;
been?

'he church it consisted of roast tur
key, hot bouillon. creamed potatoes.
celery. macaroni and cheese. cakes.
ice cream. coffee and crru‘

ly. Mrs. Stephrn H. Shaw was
charge (if tho. I‘lllg'lt‘ht‘ofi arrange-j
moms. and was assisted by Mrs.

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12:. Miller. Mrs. Wiliam From. Mrs ‘ fold?" .
Howard Shultls. Mrs. C. ll. Schlecht- , “
weir, Miss K. Averigg. Mrs. a. Black .Will they say. all site! was
and Miss Emily Ey'erton. . true.”
The afternoon session was held in;
the Lloyd Libraray. And by that your name be
m“. ' hold?

1 in: W- sexist.-

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When they fly. "His hem weal NEW CITY

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Ami thus piece you from the
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Board of Pardons bet-n today rhear- I . . .
In: .a big batch o: petitions tron-1E DO‘inl west-Hymnal check?
" '1‘ch Wilson.»

various prisoners for commutation of .
sentences ranging from short term .to
N. Y.. N. H 51 ll. it B.
Timetable

TEN CE COMMC TAHOE ii.

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time ith the I I hoard present. ,
. Among the heard was that of
Kate Cobb at Norwich. the Walk,
known lira-winner. to prison since' . 1
~18” (or poisoning her husband. Oth—
er life "boners-m-Houyr- Charm

69 North Main Street

Davey s
500 TEAS

Equal to moat. 60 cent

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life imprisonment.
Geiger-nor Min eat tor 0.. last
1» EFFECT GEM”II I). 1914,-

berlail._..-Am- Hari- ilatlslione. m 8
others ‘from New- Haven county. '

chat the meeting of Progress Forum.8
No," i. Fraternal Forum league.;.'l‘he

1 entertainment committee did 'not meet

last evening, as planned, but will

probably do so at the next meeting?

There was nomination of omcers last

' evening. There will be a second pom:-

inatinn at the next meeting '

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—SPECIAL FOR XMAS——
Huylcrs (',|10colatcs Plain and
FallLW Boxes.

‘1-“055 (luality (liocolates, Plain

and Fancy Boxes

'Regulzu Saturday Candy 25c box

Cameras E‘tc.
Fancy and Toilet
Articles.
Stillson-Powcll Carporation
.2 WASHINGTON STREET.‘

lxmlaks
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This Christmas ‘givc your child the great gift of
thrift by starting fer him a savings account at the
South Norwalk Savings Bank.

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Such a present is of much .greater value than any-
. thing of merely pas sing interest becauéc it makes for
character and succtss in life.

street; .10 D Kelssler to wire the new
pool room or P. P. Moran our Main
street. and to John J; Newman to
install plumbing in the Mrs. 'l‘. s.
Lowndes residence on South 'Main
street. -

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GINGER HP

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for the McEnellyfaISinxins, Orchestra.

 

Wednesday. Dec. it. Another big time.
' , Wednesday. Dec. 16. Another big time. 3

 

“Al's Olv‘ THE GAVE!» ‘.

Tonight the regular meeting at the
Norwalk Building. Loan and Invest-
.ment- (‘ompany will be held in the
(mites of Taylor .& Golden on 11111111-
;ington street.
The regular weekly meeting of
!Washington Camp No.1] 1’. 0. S. A-
‘uill be held this awning in their
qunrters on Washington street.
, The semi-monihlv business meet-
Ilng of ()ld Well Lodge No. 108. F. 1&
1A. 111.. will be hold at their rooms
on South lain sticet tonleht.

The. members of Uncus Tribe. No.
'26 1.1). it \i. comene this evening

ifor_tl11- regular weekly business sea-
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garage of Bench & Wood, on Second .

penetration

'l‘he llrst case taken up was that of
shimmer-trio. of Witterbun’.‘serv-'
ing ‘12 to 25- years for-attempted
murder. His. petition wnssnot oppos-
ed'.‘ .
W. J. D. Fowler oi Westbrook.
serving Me to ”Tears for criminal
assaults. called' Rollin P. Tyler.
Hadrian-I as a. witness tovoorroinrate
certain statements Fowl had made
at his last appearance in June-
Seven of the Fairi‘icld county pe-
titioners failed to appear. It was
testified by Dr. Pox. the prison phy-
sician. that Gustave Roeki'nnn. sen-
tom-ed to from eight to twenty years

a child. was autism, from tubercul-
osis. Daniel C Casey. charged with
arson. was another Fairileld county
petitioner. .

 

(TOLD IN NF!" 30“.-

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-—ln New
York city the mercurV full 41 do
great; within twenty four hours.
reaching a low mark of ten degrees
Inbove zero at 7 o'clock this morning.
The wind blew ut the rule of 48
miles an hour during the night and
n ihlity- live mile gale was sweeping
Ethc city early this i’orcnoon. The lo-E
foal weather bureau said that it Will
Eg‘ci colder yet.
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.Instant. relief—no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils 0an right up: the
air passagm of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. milling. blowing, headache,
dryness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catnrrlt dhaap

pears. ..
Got a 111111111 bottle 01 Ely's Cream

11 little of fins fragrant. antlecptkr.
healing crcnm your nostrils. It
tliroli eve‘ry nlr passage
of the head. 168 tho inflamml or
swollen mucous membrane and roller
comes lnstantly- '

It's Just rial- Don’t. stay stuffed-up
Mill a mid or nasty oatarrlx .

 

Gore. Gm? LG’Morgan had occa-
aion recon to use "a liver medicine

7 and says of Foler Bother-tic Tablets:

“"l‘hey thoroughly cls‘ani’ hi! my eye.

.0 tom and i felt llheaa‘ how man-relightv
. and free; Therese tbeheat medicine I.
(”Inflammation .

 

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from Bfldgeporhlor a crime against...

Fair weather pretnll- ‘

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Balm from youfldruggist now. Apply ‘

SOUTH NORWALK 70 NEW YORK.
A. l—lzflx. 6:848. 5:28: 8:02.
6:57n.7:121. 7:42. 8:181. 82 52:, 2:121.
2: 40. 10:8”. to: 51x. 11: 81.
P. M.~1:l3r, 1:281. 8:021. I: 29.

 

{Glyfizlfixq &$ 3th. 6:47. 7:021.

tainfii: 31x}
Sundays.

A. M.-12:25:. 11:31:, 5:12;. . 8:51.!
10:88:; 11: 51. » E
P. Ni.-—l:lsr, 11:11:. 11:01:. 1:11:.‘
5:45-2:02; 7:021. 7:12. 7:571. 2:241.

2:511. 10: 18!. 10:40.

A. uE—4zilx12t80‘. 8:48. 8:08:18: 51:;
11:15:. 10:02:, 10:05. 10:50:, 11:03.2.

P. u.—1z:os. 1:05. 2:04;. 2:51. 3:30;.
8:55. 41:28, 5:05x. 5:24. 5:28, 0:012.
6:02. 8‘:le. 9:87. 11:16:. 12:00:”

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Sundays.
A. 11.4: 00 s- 00x,
10: 501:. .
P. tin-412:“. 1:03;. 3-: 39,5:01111. 5:01.
11:01:; 1:09;. 11:10:; 11:15:. 12:00:.

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:sourn NORWALK TO new "HAVEN
‘ 1: 13:. e: 05, 7:15.
'9: 1511.1 1:10 18:. 11:11:. 1: 57s.

5 P. M.—18:08x, 1:20. 0: 1011.1: 23.5:17.
6:1“. 0:47. 7:091, $86!, [1:20.

 

Sundays.

A. ll..~—12:28x. 1:18x.
10:12.1121lx, 11: 57:.
P. M.—-2: 08:. 8:16;. 4: 46:.

6:48. 7::.02x.828x 9:25:x.10 51x.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.

A. M.—6: 18, 8:21. G: 52:. ‘

P. Flu—1:25, 4:88,I:20 7:22.
Sundays'.

A. M.:-—10 37

P. Mai-'3: 15. 7: 25.

DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Lids—6: 00.1. 1111.3:10. 10:03}. 11.50
P. EJ—GISIX, 8: 42 - ,
% Sundaye.
1. IKE-7: 55.. 12138.? '
P.‘ law-8 18. 7:888.
x—dSiguifles' exudes;-
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. INDOOR namenu
“10111111111111.1111" pores over his
books .i “lfilfldh”
- "ethane to- road.“

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NEW ‘VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. r

6:101. .

Just received. a large assortment of
Xmas gifts—Muir Hus. Knives,
cam“ ante, Wotan lull“; PM.

chains and many outer suntan-of

gifts are marked at low prices.
SEE 0m MNDW DIaPIdn'

The - NOR-WALK

PAWNSHOP-

Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
. d0 WATII GTREET.

eou'rH nonwaut
"one! loaned on articles of value

 

 

 

 

 

Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to soa-
suit
WILLIAM J. H0081!
’ 0mm

mm s. we. Building,
No. 185 Washington St.
0pm Boyt‘a 'l‘heatre.

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.‘WVe have just received a ship-
ment at Ranges feed to
bake and heat, that we will sell
from W814 50 upward. Come and
look them overbeiore going else-
where. For. 110th dealing and

.priooeialr..nonewithM1-. Rosco

scanners.
Picture Fromm; and Glazing.

‘ Rosco sFumtureStore

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ANOTHER NEW ONE. ,
DeKLYN’S POTATO 31113111)

00 CENTS PER LOAF.
ALL GROCERS.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it min.

DeKLYN ’S

27 MAIN. STREET NOBWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vaast Bros. Garage

.Agents 111:

‘Chai .m‘er and Cole Cars
Tooting Cars. Limousines and Taxi Cabs.

FOR HIRE

-OAV- WEEK- 0R MONTH. - .

EMMA» Commuters Stairway lrotn Garage to Station.
Auto“ amuea~flreatona *Goollrich. U. 3 Tires» ,. .
‘All has. Worn Guaranteed. lowest- “Prices. Open Day and Night.

rat. 1.3.00. ‘ - 17 cues'ru'ur' arses}. scorn uonwatx.

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Xmas Gifts

FORETHF ‘EOY FOR THE GIRL
Rubber Boots; FEDancing'Slippezs '
High Cut Store) Shoes EStylis‘hj Shoes»
Dress Shoes Warm Leggings

 

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Stamps , with. each 'ilb"i..i .

FOR ALL THE FAMILY

SLIPPERS

'A‘ wide variety of Holiday Slippers
" 50c to $2.00 ‘ ‘

Open Every Evening Until Christmas

 

HOLIDAY" oFrsR
TWO WEEKS
FREE TEEUITION

CALL, . WRITE, TEEEBHON'E