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The great Chriiimas gift for
large and smle '
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Smith. We“
13an all of)"
main. sold. rented
Calendars
f] hat “ill make a suitable gift——i
Ulcer, Sulllit Sunshine and Busi-
ness Man’s.
1 Selling at 25c Each.
WDONNELLY S
Stationery Store. :6 So. Ma‘m St.
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1 WEATHER FORECAST.
i For Not-walk: Rain or snow this
Incl-noon; lair tonight. and Tuesday;l
piles; south. shitting to west winds.
The storm which was central over
the Lake region Saturday morning
' moved rapidly eastward and passed
out the St, Lawrence Valley Saturday
' night. The storm which was central
”cm the lower Mississippi “(M mové
' ed northward and is now central in the
lake region.
Weather with rain or snow in thi
northern districts east of the ill-sis-
aippl river. The temperatures are low
between the Mississippi river and the
Rocky Mountains. zero temperatures
extend as far south as Southern Kan-
“, ,
Conditions tavor for this vicinity:
[lasettled weather with snow or rain
had moderate tenlperatlu'e, followed
by clearing and colder on Tuesday.
' (WEATHER a YEAR AGO . m,“
l TODAY. “3 m WW" 0! the 1016 Eye: WE . 18.0
I —-————- lyn Britta have brought a suit against 95......” “‘ __
Temperature: Low, 25 : high, [.eGnnd “mood, of the firm 0! Ray- ME To 1.":
"3. Fair. mood tan-.mwllect the prooeedsoi S 1 ‘
-* -- an instance policy on her life. in the t; {“31 “I'll! -
' ' Andrew ““3“ h“ "m h“ ”mp” Join Hancock Mutual Life insurance 88 “an“ 0.6mm
1", °" “mm 3‘3“" TM“ “‘5‘ NW Company. which he had collected and Church Fair
walk. to Quinta Bardino. The sale was
1 completed Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Farris, of
Washington street. will entertain over
the holidays Mrs. Harry Ferris and
two children. of New York. and Mr.
and Mrs. William J Cooke, or Water-
lville, Maine There will be a Christ-
Inns tree and other interesting fea-
tures.
14!! in doubt, go to Briggermalii
Bros'
This morning the building depart:-
scent issued to the White Electric Com- ed that three bays. Fred Garlic. Horace
pally a permit to wire the barber shop
oi A. Mugavero. on Water street. down
town. A permit was also received by
in. T. Bruce. or 11 School street, to
build a chicken coop. which will cost
hbout $30.
1 The success or this city's municipal
blectric light plant, on State street. sv'i-,
neatly has been noised tar afield. From
tar-oil! Peoria. Illinois, comes a letter
' to City Clerk Linxweiler, from Alder-
man Henry Henninger. chairman of a
committee appointed by the mayor of.
that city to investigate the feasibility.
of establishing a municipal planLAl
isrman Henningsr asks a numbero
questions, which will probably be an-
swered in detail by Superintendent .I.
8. Winchester.
'—Brig’german Bros’. The store at '
puma.
12 Dancing Lessons:
$5.00
New term starts Janmry 1.
POLLEY,’S
hints Dancing School
a season cram rushes
It is casein: unsettled
repaired. Rentals, 8! ,
pal-month; W
said at 85 per month
JAE. DONNELLY:
116 South Maln 8M South Norwhih,
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1 A number or invitations have be:
received for the masquerade den
which Mr and Mrs. l. W. Bishop of
lBridgeport are to give on Christmas
eve for their son, Alfred who is a
student at the Cheats wheat.
The operator at a red runabout. bear-
in; the um number N,, Y. 24946.
yesterday struck a man in Greenwich.
hurting him quite hadly. and,tailed to
stop to learn the 0:1th uni-mm.
The was police phoned to the
local department.- but the astomoblie
did not pass thrush this eity. l ’
~1hdirs’ Vim lists. worsen-s.
E. SW Y a a l"
1' Daniel champions: o‘ catch
States battleship North ninth; ist
spa-dict crew can indeed: Newsho-
and with his sister in Bethel. as has!
a ten lus' mush. and on January
10th expects to leave the Broahl'vn
Navy Yard; where the big dghtihg
cntthubesodotedoshiorCuba. On
February is 'tha ship will sailJr-om
Cubador cantornia,w1hers a month
will be saint. and than the return will
be made to Brooklyn. and Chief only
not lalvthill will have since dctr tor:
several months.
,.
made data to. The plaintiti' claims
$800 damages. The suit is returnable
January,1915. Gray & Gray are the
attorneys for the plaintiir.
Audios" new military lace boots
with“. gray. top and patent leather
v'a'm‘ps, at Conneauy & Bracken‘s.
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oer Frank S. Stratton, yesterday.
on the complaint at Martin Dur-
. of gems street, investigated the
1theft of his wheel. which had disop‘
peered several weeks ago It develop
Byington and William Tobey had
found the bicycle in the bushes near
the Fitch school early in November.
The wheel was returned to its proper :
owner.
M
--Buy your Xmas presents at 0’ Brian B.
Ethel Wylie, of Jersey City. N. .i. .,_
BEBUILT‘ ‘TYFEWRiYEflt—L. '0, 1
Bath Robes, -
. 1 ' i
for all purposes c no! he purch-
before the Court of Common Plehs. '
‘Toys. Stationery. Religious Articles.
u
1;-
1 ,‘w g.” .m' ~ . . H .1
f 1 1. uncommonly; avenues surreal.
r‘J
Aprons. 1
Silk Hosiery.
“S;
Furs, 1V . 1
UNDERWEAR
$1.50 to $5.99,
THE
LITTLE ,, $1.10?-
Ropings and
' Wreaths
used in South fierwalk. Wc" have in-
stalled new machinery (or their man-
ut‘actul-c. Local R longer
need have 'this work done out o!
taun.:Pn.tronise home industry. Sat-
isfaction absolutely guaranteed. Pri-
ces moderate. '
- Mrs; A. C. Cause
7 Rallrasd‘Aye. Phone 37am.
Fanny candies lad fresh fruits.
son SALE.
“trimmers 1?an
r‘;' m “Colorist“. .~ .
Piranhamee means more than
M '8moutofm'
N’Wfiomm. orchissid1
lam-Milly. Mutual-abandon 1
ed'the'hashiass: To“ met and Wish
real-indemnity aicompany.‘ marchers ‘
mtohspknpitspolicleaCome
hesdiookmtheressnrcesersamo
or dis companies represent“ by ’us
endings plus a his" substantipchom
your tint you can depend onin time
enrolls. Beast-comets insure
inarealrosdeompny fl
I‘ayidr '& Gold n'.
ADUTN NORWALK THU"? do.
dealers no
FOUR EVENINOS.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. DEC. 20,
in the Church Basement.
Buy your Xmas presents there—
So and 10s articles. ‘
JEWEURY~AH below prices
stores.
nil)
Red Oak
1 COAL
burns Vatican and gives plenty
of heat,
~A Most satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON,
3"Rowm St. Phone 441
some time ago ran away from her
home in that city. coming to Norwaik,
where she resided at the residence of
her sister on Dry Hill road: Last
week the chief at the Jersey City po-
lice communicated with Qiet W. it.
it’s nnlngton-in regard to the case. and
g-‘Sergeant J. Harry Gibson located the
runaway girl.
er came to this city and took the girl
home.
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—1—Het Brushes. O'Brien' 3. =
John Zsman. at Taylor bvenue. Sat-
urday evening was “1'6de by Detec-
live-Sergeant Thomas} Motherland
charged‘ with assaulting“ ids wire. This
morning Zeman was tried before
Judge Wood. who continued the
case lndpdnitely. Hrs: Benin next
Saturday will report to ‘Aitorney Wil-
, man was released 'uiidér a 350
W“ 0! BMW Dokiil.
that evening her motn- .
list: A. Grlm'n. Jr., the conduct at her
1 husband during the present week. 1,
DREYFUSB' PERFECTION, 5 CT.
8TRAiGHT-4225 BOX OF 50.
’ JUNK DEALER?
You-only need writes postal or
phone to Samuel Jade, successor to
want. such as rags, papers. bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron; '1 metals, leather
beds a specialty; We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Julie, '37" Fort
street. Phone 199. \ ‘
Ear Upitodhts soiling dell
'«n‘aulsrdmosiss.»
Wm. Enron, and you Will get a ready 1 ,
market for things which you don't 1
On account of the bad times we sell now at February and
March Prichs We jump right over the usual profitable sea-
son Marked down everything plumb into the last ditch re-
duction, and will clear out Suits, Costs, Dresses, Skirts, Waists -
and Furs regardless of cost. Do you realize what this means
to you—cutting your garméiit expense in half.
THE,..P
--—EXTRA SPECIALS—~—
U necda Biscuits. 3 pkgs. _...... ...... . ............... 10¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, a ll). , 34¢
Process Butter' l1n prints ....... ...... .............. 30¢
i’llre Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. ............... 25¢
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
a. _ STULL
ww
Get the Saving Habit
Hundreds of persons in \orwalh have become
systematic sav-
:1; '3;- iew wot-Ira ago had not considered this important Inst-
Bonds 0f Thrift, Perseverance
54% and Independence 4%
”an.“ Warsaw-“paddy Mimi-cream
lnteuuqtherate ogdperces'hfi show clearly the advantage at;
($1 ‘a
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“unknowns-named monasterpeflse.
lassderis couplets, first term; and :‘e.
teiye ills. amount at your about with is *
terrain” percent. lor Midi?
you must enroll bolero Jan. lsl. ills.-
b’o n- 11in“. "1'
chases, _ l.ss rim aros'rnmuouwm so > m.“
unseen-43.00 Plan mm Annuals-110' cacao
cases Moo rm mom mousse m assess
1 chase b—oidoo Paramount mm m noose
cuss Harm Pm Mom sarcoma 'ro shoes.“
The Peoples Trust Colo $133333"
mm. ammo cam primers yam/re
-E. T. "Bates-i
AUCTIONEER
SOUTH NORWALK
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Carburundunl Sharpening Stones
CHAS E. DOWfl .
might! it MORGAN. Successor
33 So. M'aili Si.‘
. 1 1 South "Walk;
one style diets for Ladies We alter FREE of charge:
-fit.--_.._._....q_w-
grass luvs
It always comes back to illis--- You want your gifts first
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting. \
We offer two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of ev-
ery description, Diamonds, Watches Bracelets, Lavalliercs,
Sleeve Links, Pins, Etc. Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
- W are carefully. selected and at moderate prices.
Colebllrn and .iLallder
THE JEWELERS.
96 Wasl‘Frmor bit set. SouthNorwalk.
or Wall Street / Norwpik.
1 )pm Evenings Until Christmas.
Vaast Bras. Garage
Agents for j .
Chalmer and Coié Cars 1
Touring Oars. Limousines and Taxi Cabs
' FOR HIRE
4,: pi {Q33 oswwssx cavmowru. . smear“. .1
Epsom alas-scmoomum scanty tron: Garage to .sratlon; .
Auto Supplies—Firestone. Goodrich. U. 8. Tires. ‘
All lteair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.»
1 Til-.1506. .1 “ 1 17 cussrlwr ersEEr, sour" soawstk. -
pv
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if you are looking lo: used cars at a
Bargain Call at '1 "1
a
Luther M. Wrights
Garage
Franklin Street South Norwaik
——~'—.‘Your Attentipnz“
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY ;
EXCELLENT FACILITIES *4 ' "
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
dsy, 1
' 53 v THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK. 3' 1' ‘ ‘
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lion.
Fairiield County NatiOnai Bank
Will Meet You
The Rays]: Jellies inn
New Years Eve
There will be an extraordinary entertainment, lncludhlg a high
class CABARET. SUPPER WILL BE 81. '
I: have reserved my table. ' Yours for the Celebration
The .city National Bank
Public Confidence 1
intbllc «nutrients in the integrity or this Bank has made mastitis
.9!" splendid growth 0.5. its 1bpslxn:as
Proo! or the superiority of our methods is the class at who
approve o! thorn. people
RelyIncahmeonthemsrltsndhonesty or our service, we asks!
tillers consumption-outer ymlouvorusivithyonraocoaatr
Norwalk Chronicler