‘p'u: neuronal-cram
‘moo Michelson-1m
filly. unit-om who. melon.
'gumqmmm.
Cooking ReCipes
HOLID‘AY
.
sow-”kW”
EKBonko
summit-m?
mm
.H
in All Forms
and 31.;40 in boot torn. 31.15 and
31.25. .
DONNELL
Stationery some. 16 So. loin Ski
i Cord system ior- eel! at 31.003
WEATHER FORECAST.
For'. Kuwait and Vidnltl‘
mm and New; 1113111” int-nor
T . Friday. |
‘O.4~
i
1“ 7.37 menace smear
Kid: preoew and low Matures
‘mmnmutmmutuuu
w ....r_
:47. Partly cloudy.-
T
new Who. we: lo'v prid-
announcing the Pacific coast and
in tile W Northwpg are only
ins I_ Bani Will. ’ :‘
Conditions (over lor‘thio Wu?
WWMR mutter.-
per-tun tonight and slowly- Heine
thm '
WEATHER. A YEAR. AGO
TODAY.
Temperature Low, 30; high.
1*
A neat end attractiVe decorated
window is to be hound at Glovere
uptown shoe store. 80 artistic 1." It
that many people stop for ‘11 second
look.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
'meet Rohorrow
ucioek will entertain at her home
the members of the Women's Chris.
1111a Temperance Union‘
'_......___..11..__
The South Norm": poet-omce will
not be hit providing the recommen-
dations made by Postmaster tiener-
all Burleeon in his report to congress
to the edect that the aaiarieo or
postmaster: be based on the receipts
or his otflce, are carried out.
—-——-—i—-o i ‘
mm Mite-n
1 REWILT TVKWRiTfilfi-wh 0
Y Sit. Mill Iain
home. on Mervin Beach Tract, by an -
Fill W attack of the grip. "
I Nationallomtwmew
- 11am nun-.wm‘
oQte-rnoon at mo“ -I
MAY BE- 80 7081-131 ‘
‘ “minim .1 no.» -.
«HARTFORD. Dec.
‘ m ‘All‘ifitiu Morgan has sooth.
grail-me or trouble, althom 11 mog‘
pronto be" a one inhale-6.19m
flip decorum mmendomm o! P
WWE Us} Berti-9W
W Cm for tho wholmie
reduction 1;: calm-tea of presidential
. which. it carried into
Moot, will ‘fe‘fifice the“ salary or the
Mood postmaster rrom «MI a
year to 30500.1“ the preoent_ii1ne
Melville 11 buginegg or more than
3.000 000 or more 8 mr. pay 36 0M.
those above Moe. 0110. t5. coo ‘Upder
tho nonI schedule recommended by
the animator moral. omens doing
a business 0!; 3010, 000 to 31. 000, 000
a year will pay but 351.500. and,.be
tore the 36. 0000 figure is reached as-
ain. the office will have to do a buo-
lnees irom 33.500. 000 to 33, 000. 000 o.
year. or more than three ilmeo the
amount 0! the present business.
which 19 sljghtly in excess or 3700-
000 a year.
This prop‘ooltion may the a ten-
dency to reduce the numberot can-
didates foruthe once. audit puts the
congressman in the somewhat .uu-
pleasant medic-lament, if he names
Judge Du id A. Wilson. his law part-
ner, for the pl1ce. and votes for the
recommendation of Postmaster Gen-
eral Burieoon thug voting to reduce
the salary of his partner. Whether
the conuregemun will do this is a
question.
Downtown.
~.'
Smith, Undflood
Reminxton. all othot
usher. Iold. looted
I‘m 39.“! it
per until. we:
sold at 05 per month
4A8. DONNILLY.
“root. 801101 NONI"
A-ITBOllBLE-MAKW.
'What sort of a fellow is he!
"A trouble- maker. "
“He seems p‘eaceable enough? ~
"I know. but he's the sort of 11
wandering chap than denies all the
lies you've told your wife."—l)otroit
“‘ree Pres.
_.__....L-_.-.-,,,,., .. , . “a!
For Unto-date aorvlco coil
Fred H. flouting.
Funorol Dlrofeter and Embolmov
. We and Rowena
. Telephone 004 .
Hotneueootneugmlu.‘
Judge John Keogh is confined to his ‘ 3 _ :
" The New “Science
OIFlNlTiON or omnooemm
w
The members of the Ariaton Club
loot ovum: net for the regular rou-
tile m meeting.
——-———r l s
._mn......ny-..s.x- poxe'ativ
\ M
.uu.,1m1:1wa Guyer oi rem-111, ‘1 ‘
mood-ate. to the Nowell: Habitat;
3mm Lee Doris onturnedohio
“emulate-on uteri-i come 3. .
not-o1. Ar very-I We end pieces 1‘."
out trip 1mm. '
deord L notch. o local plumber,
and linowAmy Tobey. also of South 04
Norwoik, were recently inorrled in St.
Morro Church. Stamford. by the Rev. . ‘v‘
13.1.. Gleason. o. n. ' ‘
M
The R. t G. factory on Saturday at
this week .wlll close for the Christmao
holiday: that 1116 immune-1 . 1.1m.
tory may be taken. Operations ' will 3
be resumed on January 4th.
—When chaining is coming your
way and you've had o good dinner; ‘
reod“ll‘ornler Bihhina." at Beere', Don-
nsily'e. Trletrorn it Hyatt's and John _.
0. Corn. '
> r
Miss Frances E. Riggs of Detroit. ‘
has 11311“! in Norwalk (or the holi-
days She is the guest of Mia. Le:-
11? nlth. of Elmwood avenue.‘
he financial report for the year 01
regular prtces
—When everything is dark and
3 on we lost all You ind Inn A hospital
like Former 11111111113. at Beers. Don-l
nelly‘g. Trim-om d: Hratt’s and John:
C. euro. .. » j
. Samuel Dickerman. oi Raymond
street. has roportod to the police that
two ot'hle horseo last evening wander-
ed from their horn and have not been
.located since. An. inregtlgstion is lie-I
in; mode.
HESITATEtt '
waxed-flee. om me how:
todeecevendoruorreund your
money. We keep teem you mid
..... POLLEY'S
Private Dancing Sdlool 1
1.1.1413:
tug-cannon;
Patron mooted. Join In.
“In... Little Shop;
l and enjoyed 1‘1 pleeoant afternoon at
the West Norwolk Improvement .Assor
elation was read last evening and woe
‘tnost satisfactory. Two new 'memlleroj
.were accepted at the meeting last eve-
ning. Nomination of olllcero was . , —
postponed uhtiidnext meeting night .3 . , -
JACOBY S
Oppt no??? Theafi‘e'
The Nickorsonn boy, living at 37 -
Orchard street. struck 1115 head w1111e‘ “ 'I
sliding on some ice at the corner oi: .3:
West avenue and Orchard street, yes ‘ '
terdoy afternoon. at about 5 o’clock. 5
The boy was stunned for a few loin-
utee and a passing automobile stopped
and conveyed him to his home.
for all plows. can now be? urch-
'e’sed in South Norwailt We lie in-
{tailed new machinery (or thekman
The cold weather of the past ie’w
day: has brought Joy to the ice skaters
and yesterday 3. few donned their
ekatos for. the first time this winter
Fourteen Acre pond; The ice is about
three inches thick End it is probable “
that a much larger crowd will be on
thalee this afternoon.
1’1 ‘
Railroad Ave. Phone 373-312.
.. The secretary of the state tuber-7
coinci- eominlssion has sent :1 din contact and fresh Ignite.
mutilation to, school epperlnthu— FOR SALE.
3 ummthor-oihhnmm'mv-
.mwmwwmmuww
and independmee‘? {4%
49:0
muemmymmmmmdw
matinee-tootlprmt,mm oar-lone“.
maammm~wwum
Bonk mammalian»
forhondo‘se in’mtmfilymnfl.
loll. W 1511th atop-afoul.
Ithametdiodoimfluhy which you are forced to
mempoyyourimtolhueutmenmomh just
.nyouwouflnoyehepreflnmononlnsmnmpoiioy.
Youorootliberwtonuroheoe no my hoods a you (I
undthepermwhowlsheolo-oontroet.fortheemllieothondis
weloomeoouseonowlmmnulordthemtexpenohe.
in order to complete first term. and re-
ceive the who: oiyour lwlth in-
lleresl air 4 per cent. or 18.911" ‘
:yon must enroll liélore Jan. 131.1914.
lay-aide
them
ll?
Dorr 100111.;
cuss 11.41.01: rim MONTH suovx'rg m «0.00
(1141511 Home PER nos'm AMOUN'IBA 'no . no.»
cuss 0-45.00 Plan norm-u mourn-s no em.”
cuss n—oaom m 310an AMOI‘INTS 'm “00.00
cuss 111421.00 m mom AMOUSTS m 31,005,311
The Peoples Trust Co.'“.;‘";'::m “z;
GENPHAI: BANKING SAFE DRAW YACHTS.
~- > 111
seful Glfts
, ,niture, Cut G as and Fancy China Nevelties reflect ré-
" price that useful Gifts chit make a 'iasting remcbran‘ce
Ware to be found here. By way of suggestion to the most
,.
aside
Mdrnis .Chair's
Rocking Chairs -
Ladies’ Writing Desks
U Dressing Tables and Chairs.
.jCedar' Chests ~ '
‘ Smoking Stands 11nd Trays
h.‘ Sewing Tables filepltone Stands
Z Bediside 1111.1 Willi Tables Library Tables
Turkish Rockers ' ‘ thazine Stands:
U Wardrolle Cltifiouier Fine Side Chairs
Revolving Book. Stands. Dovenports
Taboreta and Pedestals Card Tabled
Upholstered Foot Stools Costumers
Reading Lamps Hall Trees
Medicine Cabinets
Parlor Tables ‘
Book Racks and Stands ’"
Desk Chairs ' '
.. Gag, Lamps
-{_ Electric Lamps .
Gas and. Electric..Dotnes ~" '
_. Jardieuier Stands.
'2'?"
Iardiuiers .I . A Umbrella Stands
1‘Wfice Chairs . . _ 1 1 Folding Screens
.- 'Music Cabinets . y. 3 VIGo Cart Robes”
" "Victor Victrolox- ” D‘es‘bSet's » y . 1. ..
"High Choirs " w. . Foot Rests . ‘
. "Tea Chairs - Rugs ,.
" Childrens Rockers. Dressers - ‘
; B't‘ass and iron Beds , _. Chiffoniers . ’
‘ Toilet Tables ' Blankets and Comfortables
' Dining Tables ‘_ Bedroom Chairs
Dining Chairs
‘_ Reed Chairs
China Cabinet‘s ”'
Lace " Curtains
‘Pa‘rIOr Suits .
uGOld Chairs . . . - ;
I-Otld Tables ' I‘ ' ' :
Flectrlc Vacuum Cleaners
Globe Wernicke Book Cases
\IcDougaN Kitchen Cabi-
. nets "
..Reatiing Stands ‘
0UR .CNNA liN’AR'i'MlN’l'
., offers an excellent. aEsorhnéht‘ of Fancy China. Cut
' Glasefi and useful House Fumtshmg 12115115 111 Aittl’nil
- j 1111111 Ward'N‘ Nickel add‘Coppem Our Lines of- Dinner and
1 Tea. S‘éts are, exceptional 1111111125.: ’ '41 ‘
' 11w
.V‘ *4
at Moderate prtceo. Stock large Iand assomnent com—
dentl to the effect that the com133e- .
lien desires to distribute among the
olilldvon the 'Llloh ” peril. notwith-
ind Brownian to prom .. id
It always comes back to ii1is~\ ou' want your gifts first
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting.
“[1: offer two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry 0i ev—
ery description, Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets, Lavallieres, f
Sleeve Links, Pins, Etc. Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
\Vare carefully selected and at moderate prices. '
Coleburn and Lauder
THE JEWELERS.
96 Was‘lnotnn 81 set. South N‘orwolk.
1-: "'al‘ Siren Nomlk.
Uan Evenings Until Christmas.
. ,3 . . 3 , ”Will
1 It jg a. p rtitgfent fact that the Christmas Glits oi Fur-
. 4 .- filament.» So wide in the selection and so reasonable the 1 .
~.tlisicrilm'mtti11g buyer we one: to‘ list for ‘ho‘me and fire- .
Buffets and Sidelloards U Porticres .- i ,.
Serving Tables = Couches ’ ‘I ' .
. O‘dd Fancy Chairs Library Suits ‘ ‘ . .. ‘
Stamford Theatre *
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. PHONE 3300
a .
t-
0N1:- WEEK
The Hartley Operating Co
mouth-mes Act Comedy. 11111111111 _ . .2 “. f"
..1r1 -«~.~;»J..~
it,"
£11.11.» Veroion by 1:0 omncmrsm,mth 11 girl»... out. 1n_-g:-~ '
911.111». EMILY wakemm HAMLEY. ’ . ' v
,..m..-
Pfl-lc ES:
MATlNlES—fio and soc. . g ,
‘ SEAT SALE now.:
4
W. .' t
E-VENINGHSC to $1.09
“ -- ' . - . . J
c . . . ‘ x
Wednesday Evening, Dec 16
‘ATB:.15
T Arthur Russell, of London
Mr. Francis
acmlllen
pi
- I".
where unothers cup-.411”. 3333113. for children of every age . '
Norwalk Chronicler