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of Wiltimand Elisabeth Andersonoi!
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W .5.» 6'3»- "7E“ Ear the time helps. “‘8 NOTW'EE‘
.1; widow! seem! a} , rm. fin’honiélehc ‘Ybftm bit
.. EEE'EEéEO‘E -, . . .1; ; PENN Order of Moouioo M 36
----- W (possession at inclines ' «£th
., , As masque! to a couch and. tutnE‘IBEi
..- 118M, between Patrolman JMM amiss“, the nuts Jamming .11 their
> , The Gig... Thrift.
.-”ted, by Judge. Tierney today. to the
.._c®uty. home in. Not-swig.
-:Commissiouer blulvlhlll was down. tor
5 look into the case
taxman 151-. rigs. dwéct
._ .. ”m4? Niven Vidiiors ii 24... York yes-
Why not call us on the phone, Eterday on “the“
No. 1230, apd let us protect your Louis Paganism: suntan-d, tom
Yaluablea agaimt this danger and erly of South Norwalk is reported as'
E being critlcnlly ill at his home
you will have no need to worry. E .
Taylor & Golden
”41TH NORWALK TRUST 00.E
WILDINC.
-s-Hl.l‘ Brushes. O‘Brien's.
A semi-annual dividend at the rate
.of live per cent was credited on the
Eboolts of members of the Nor-walk
'7; 'l‘kodaw.v the following permits were
Ereceived from the building depart-
‘ meat: To C M. Louasbury a Com-
pan; to install plumbing and heating
Ein the residence of S C and L. J.
Scott. of Rowayton avenue, andt
EL. Roberts to wire the Hillosich
School. “ '
. E —lirand's watches jewelry. optical'
goods are the best at lowest prices,
.there only you get green stamps too
Read the special adv. today. Cut the
Eadv. out, Edou't delay! Don't forget.
davs for Christ;
fly.-
Only Sci ea In
EE"n1a's buying“. fifl:
—-'l‘oy 1‘0u'n.ilii5§er_111an Bros‘.
The Woman's Auxiliary of (‘lirist' Alb?" 19- \\’,lnchester E‘ B- Smith
'E'Churcl. will meet Thursdai aftemoonE and J. J. Keene. the committee ap-
with Mrs. Arthur storehouse of Cove! pointed by Mayor F. I Burnell to ap-
avenue. Epraise the equipments of the several
Etire departments of the city, will fur~
~lndin' no» military lace boots . nlsh their report within a day or two
with gray top and patent IeatherETEle matter will come up before the
Council at its next regular meeting.
school will Noruulh maiI carriers and postal
\acatiou on clerks are awaiting with considerable
1E interest the opinion of Attornei-(len-
eta] John H. light on the question of
‘whether or not they will have to pay
the personal tax this year. Employees
501' the New Haven post-office have
for his
The Dunbar; Normal
close for the Christmas
Wednesday. December 23 School wil
re—opcu on Monday. January «i.
~60 to iarjgerman liros'.
Frank shun. a baggagemau on the ; asked the attornevseneral
N. y" N. H. & H. railroad. who 15 opinion on the matter.
located in Bridgeport and forinerlyE ' “"‘ 1 “r
lived in Noru‘alk, has been called ”WM“ everything EB com 115 yo
home by the illness of his father may and you ve had ' good dinner.
Levi short, in Bethel. read "Farmer Blbbins," at‘Beers'. Don-
" __ _ Enelly‘s. ’l‘ristratn & Hyatt's and John
-~'l‘ho new insulation dancingsherC. .Carr's.
Efor men. Inserted rubber in the 'sole, 3
st Conneally it Bracken's. pd ‘
.James Sando of Lexintson avenue,
Ewaa arrested this morning by Officer
Frank S. Stratton charged with steal-
ling tour Christmas trees"? from rMs.
. tbuneo at itailroad ’Ecvounee lie
to tried hdtoie'iudzo John Keogh It
E11;o'clock lined it and c5». hum-en
E tensed to sam‘s‘ asuday term in
E .Au‘né. the thirteen- -;-ear- old dauslner
'hlorth street, Winch, medium“
County
Enridseport in".
former Milli: Home. kontfiouth itain
“a” 7" ““2“" Km" melmmwrsm our? new and mealtime,
9“ ”‘9’" “cum“? ”NF-m” “3t in 'tiomfi- now under conduction.
7 mmmhhi births EWI ME ‘E find very". nearly odmpioiwed.»The.M00sa
of' Ebméu' Patrolman: “an!“ E. on E Home will be formally. opened on. New
der arrest on a charge of breach of J Yes “I DI?“
the peace McLaughlin is held on
similar charge. while Mrs. Mary. Men-E
Laughlin. 45. wife of the saloonlmeper .
is dead at heart disease. believed toE
have been brought on in part at?
Joust, by the excitement incident
~—i'l..00k at O'Brien‘s before you buy
your Xmas present .
~..—.—-——
Stephen Dokus, the city clerk's as
m . sistant. is in receipt of a communica-
fl“ “5“ heme“ the “0 tion from the state departmentE at
1 "" Washington. advising him they re-
~ celved recently from the American
GINGER”? EConsul-General at Budapest. Austria-
Hungary, a telegram dated December
for the McEnellv' 5 Singing Orchestra, . ll advising that Mrs Elisabeth 5““.
Wednesday. Dec. 16- Another big time. EEBZEO' of this cit). passed through,
EBudapest. November 11th. receiving
. PEG Eher pass ports at that time. Mrs.
E —-S [AL FOR XMAS; ESza‘niszlo. who left this country .-be
H11) lcrs Chocolates Plain ItililE fore the start of the European War
1‘ 311C) Boxes. Etc vlait friends and relatives in Hun-
F055 Qualit} Chocolates, I lain g.a.ry was held up because a; the w.“-
and Fancy Boxes ' but is expected. in this country very
Regular Scull-(la) Candy 25c bnx 5mm,-
15
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Kmlaks, Cameras Etc. ..._..__.._.
Pentium 3. Fanc' aml Toilet . .
E Nina’s .. _ GINGER. 'E"
SW“.Powe“ COIDOI’fltIOfl .Efor the McEnelly' 9 Singing (\rcltestra.E
s; WASH§1M0N STREET Wednesday, no; .6 Another big time.
3—.
This Chrisnnas giic }our child the great gift of
:4. thrift by starting for him' a saiings account at .the ~
,_:,‘Soutl11Noruall\ Savings Bank.
. Such a present is of' much greater value than an *-
thing of merely pas sing interest because it makes for
- » character and success in life.
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i Building, and Investment Association, . . .
3 inst 'ni‘zht Several new members ’ E
.. were started and loans made. " E
n. w 7.. W ..
‘ to the Mt“ question them-
. declared. r.
» .ovenly. .
, any drug store the ready-tones tonic
. this through your hair, taking: one
‘ . By morning
g1; .all gray hair dipnppears.’ and, after ‘
another application or two, your
becomes hesutlfuliy darkened. ll
and luxuriant. Yon will also dipc
: er 'dtmdmfl'h' zone find but:
RITTER’S PURE TOMATO
' FANCY suca’n cons
swsm‘ E. J. PEAS
SNIDER’S TQMATO sour
puns coup. MILK .
Note .1... amenities
nrrrmrs PORK AND gums .
NO. 3 STANDARD TOMATOES
,Ern
CATSUP'
‘ COAL COAle
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right fire, bny the
right coal. Our coal is! all
25 Washington St.~ :
r ”:11:
1min 110101!
Gllfll lllli lilil
Rotor. Worm.
AccusedlisllopofllsiuSpies
._.__——_s ..
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec iii—As
the result of a recent sensational de-E .
claration in which be accused the Rev.‘
Phillip Rhinelandsr, bishop of the dio-
cese of Pennsylvania, with sendfnz'
“ecclesiastical spite" into his church
as a part of a campaign to prevent.
freedom of speech. the Rev George
Chalmers Richmond pastor of the old 1
St. Johns church. has been charged:
with breach of his ordination vows
and conduct becoming a mlnls'
ter of the gospel and cited to appear
before the cccelesiastical court of the.
dioceses of Penusylvshla for trial
January 18.
in making public the papers in the
case. Dr. Richmond declared: ”it's
all a fight for freedom of speech. it's
a good light. 'It will stir up my liver
and keep it in good working order for
several weeks. "
Substantiatinx the charges of on.
becoming conduct. the presentment:
cites Dr. Richmond's letter to Bishop‘
Rhinelander following'the latter‘s rev
fusal 'to'permit Mrs E Sarah Conlioy a ’
delegate to the rodent labor conven-
tion in this cigar; spepk ill bin pol-j
pit Portions of the letter to which
exceptions are taken are as follows. E
"My Dear Bishopzél am very aor-'
ry that,my,»recont actionin regard to
an (301113973011)an you into
much spiritual tuxietv Y'
in precautions, both in the guarded
way by” Which ‘Myou scat no} your.
melody. or wpming‘ and by sending
sauna-WW spies into our
church to Vat-l1 and listen; EwetEe. all
but or place .And uncalled tor. 1'th
Iavoredgof the piosyuno. the Epmsll
ind the mean Tricky men are so.
with suit. large minded. noble. fol-
lows. The next. time. such occlesltattcs .
appearin 84..- .Johu'gsl shalimallitbem
They should be out preaching; the
gospel instead of doing our bishop's
dirty work:
afraid of me. i shall not break one
of your canons till. I [at good and
ready. When i am ready to break a
canon of the church. your letters.
spies and admonitions will not stop
me.
"if our. church grow more corrupt
anti worldly and our ecclesiastics
more selfish sud materialistic. then
aur'ely some of no will have to be-E
come more spiritually revolutionary.
Further. in substantiation oi this
charge and that of breach" of his;
ordination“ rows. the- presentment.
then cites a letter to Dr. RichmondE
wrote to Charles Brown. a vestryman
of St. John's in uliich the clergyman
' '7 to Mr. Brown: —-
“You never have performed your du-
ties and you are a disgrace to' our
parish. other members of our veatry
have asked me how i could allow
such a follow as yo'u to oceupy such a\
high position on our board We have
been too lenient with you and I shall
l
actions have proper publicity."-
Gilli“)
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HEB Illlll' BET Ell“
Kept Her Locks .Dark, Thick..fiiosay,
. With' Sage Tea and Sulphur.
* When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one. can tell,
because it’s done so naturally.~ so
Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is mussy and tron
blesome. For 50 cents you can buy at
called “Wy'cth's Sage and JSulphur
Compound." , You just dampen ‘T‘a
sponge 'or soft brush with _.it and draw ‘3
small strapd at a time.
East India Tea Co.
.igunng
‘ And the partridge files where my
“471 ,.
“You need not. my dear bishop, beE.
V1,.
sea to it that you and your cowardly E " '
It's good, hard, clean
coal with heat in cvrry lump.
coal.
Phou. 371
It costs no more than the oth-
. or kinds.
{Red oak
COAL
“The summer is [one and the
, autumn is here, .
And the flowers are mowing _ . _ E
um, earthly blot" _ burns clean and gives Plenty E
A dreary mist oer the woodland of 1,0,, ‘ « i
swims. 7' ‘
While rattles the nuts {mm the: A Most. Satisfactory .Fuel.
. windy limbs: E ‘ ‘ .
From bougE'h to bough the squirt-3 WILLIAM EFFRON
rcls run E 3 Rowan St. Phone 44!
At the noise of the hunter' 5 echo.)
STER LING
XMvii Girrs
FURNITURE
. DOLL CABR‘EIAGE‘B
DOLL BEDS 4 CEDAR CHESTS
8TERL4NG FURNH’URE
A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE.
STERLING FURNITURE
COMPANY,
127-129 WASHJNGTON STREET.
'Phona‘ 106.
All goods delivered free everywhere.
HUGS
E,‘=,
WEDNESDAY DEC. 16,1314
ll
. ANOTHER NEW ONE
DeKLYN______'_s p9_______'rATo BREAD
10 CENTS PER LOAF.
ALL GROCERS.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it again.
' ' DeKLYN’S
27:72AM QTREET NORWALK. CONN.
tomstep heaven
The rustling drifts of the withcrg
ing leaves."
T-Farm Journal.
. Hayes-~
NEW CITY
‘ * MARKET
I Hayes’ Block
'- '1 69 Hortli Main Street
,. 21.4 ... hip-om.
Davey s
.4, " » ., ., 50.: ”Elisa: .:>‘E*
N-Y gig”: k R“liquor to most 66 Beat
mastitis till,j
Ew..£fF£cT SEWING!!! 274: 1914 5’4ng With each le .
ecu-m NORWALKE 1.5 New yeast; ~ .
A- 81—11-87» 5: 8.4:. ms: oos--~—-.—~~~-~
a my is...7-13..s=m.8=59n9=1°'~ Hdhduy Specials
mo. 10' 88:, 10' 51!. 11:51.
P. IL. ~1: 13x, 1:221. 8:021. 3: 29.E dual receivpd a. large assortment ofE
4: 41:. 6.16:. 6: 45.. a: 02x. .6: 47. 7: oanEI‘mn: elf: r—Ehnn" nun Pens. 1tng
7: is a} 51:. ‘cfl'nx to. . mm. mm. Pins
IE 10‘1” Echelon and many other summit-'4;
""“‘” Elam are marked st low prior-s. 4'
39M”!- snr: obit vnsnow DISPLAY E
a. 31—12: 25:. s: 34:.
.. 5;: j; The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP.
5:45, 6: 02:. 7: 02x. 7: l2. 7: 57:. 8: 2n.
8: 51!. 10:!81, 10: _.40 '5
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
no warn" truest
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.E
A. 3.2—4 41x15: 20, 8: 48. 8: 00x.8: 51x,‘
9.15:) 10: 62!. 10:05.10:50x, 11: 03. .
JP 379-12: 08', 1: 05. 2:041. 2: 57 3: 30x. .
8: 66. 4: 26, E5: 05:, 5: 24 5:28.8z011,
6: 06. 8' 10:. 9: 3]. 11163.12: 00!.
Money loaded 5. articles of Value 1
5
' ‘8undlyo.
.. Fits-U Eyeglasses
A. M.--6: 00, 8. 09!, 9: 00:.
10. ' 02s.?
m 50:. ' @ Oi.
P. M.:——12 10-1: 02:1,: 39. 5: 02x,5' 04.
i: 015;, 7: 09:. 8.10:. ':11 15x.12:00:.
p—-—-—-——-- .
SOUTWNO RWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A iii—13:23:. 1: 13:. 6. 05. 7:15.' .
9: H13, 10:18x. 11:11:, 1:571.
P. M.—_—-12'02:.1‘20.3:16!. 4. 28. 5:17.
0:1“, 6: 47. 7:69;. 9: 26!, ii: 20.
aotrm NORWALK . " E E
VfaastBros. Garage
' Agents fur
Chalmcr and Cole Cars
_ Toung Cars, Limousmes and Tail Cabs
'Amo summons... was .s or... " ..
Wonk Charming! Lth'ast Price's. .. ‘fiayud Night.
Zuni eraser, Show «onwam.
Present llim Willi A
Hanan no or Ralslon Shoe
' andvyoitr on will hold welcome one
If i YouvHa‘ve "
SLIPPERS
on your hsb—we have your style
Should yOur eyes have been sitting
7 :43, 9:152.
~ you trouble or your glasses need
a. M.——12:2Sx.~1:18x.
10:19,'11:11”x, 11:51:.
Sundays; -- . ’
adjusting, feel .Eut liberty to con-
suit \
WILLIAM J. MOORE
' ,OP'l‘lOIAN
Room 6,. Kettles- Building,
No. 255 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s 'i‘iteatrc -' .
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Evenings, 0: so no a. . _ .
N. Y Mam—727 6th Ave.. I to
4 p. at. daily. 1 "
P. Lie—2: 081.‘ 3: 16m}: 461:. 6110!,
6148,7109; azasx. 9:zsx.1o:61x.
scorn NORWALK To nausuav
A.M.~—~6:1il,827.9:68:.
r u—i‘: 25 4:33 420.7 22.
w
Sundays. E E .
A. ill—10: 27.
.P. M.-.-2' 1.6, 7' 25.
w...‘ .
DANBURY To SOUTH ENORWALK.
ALL—6: Oil, 7: 288. 18 E510 02:41:50.
P. M.—i: 211E, 6. 49
Sundays.
we have jusEtE received a ship:
ment- of Ranges guaranteed to'
.A. ”4. BB. i210 bakeand heat, tint Wewillspll
P “#6 16. E: 1‘ng from $14. so- upward. Come Ind
lookthomovorbeforcmelac-
. 4 1. where. Forf honest dealing and
prices lair. none with tar/Rosco "
compare
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