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:1 Boxes and readyhto mall—thaws.
Ikeei hit at the year.
10 CENT. EACH.
Stationery Store, 16 So. Main St):
1 WEATHER FORECAST
l for News“: and vicinity: [Mir to- [4.1 and. granted her husband "“8de
N;ight;jand Thursday
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2!
Win-oval this
all districts use or the
hull anthem Atlantic cunts. new
I. temperatures prevail along the north-
1'. on bord- from Norah Dakota. east
F; ward tozlaino 'l'llalowest tempera.
aura repeated mas mum. at
, mus River. Canada. 'i‘horo is no-
5- maltose-dam area east or tile
rm‘mfitflnn, national-name
ll teportel from the lower Mississippi-
‘ Nancy and earns snow it'om tbs inks
‘ yozion. 3'
5:: Conditions. ivaogJ'or this vicinity:
.I-‘a'iIr weather arid not much Wis
temperature. '
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. -
l‘culpcrature: Low; 38;
Partly cloudy.
high,
ll”-
. l! The building department this morn
Ing- issued to the Jones I; Hotchkiss
Plumbing Company a permit to install
plumbing n the home of n. P. Hyatt.
F on East avenue.
; -Go to Harrier tor your Cigars.
. Pipes and Smokers’ Supplies.
seaward Michzk. the' well-known bar-
'ller in Henry ll‘roeb's shop. onNorth
'9 Iiain street. recently won two prises
' an the Danbury poultry show. his hom-
'I log pigeons taking ilrst prise. one a
cash award of $2.50, and another a
- blue ribbon.
-—'l'he new regulation dancing shoe
inserted rubber in the sole.
nt Conneally d: Bl'aclren's.
Building Inspector Clarence i r‘inchI
'fwili start work immediately on draft-
ing a new building ordinance for this
city.- His work on these lines will be
acted upon by the corporation counsel:
she building committee and the City
Council.
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' p—Cut glass oi Quality. .
Briggerman Bros.‘
‘ 'At the meeting of Sherman Council,
I. A. last evening. the degree work
. pith the“ new unicorn was practiced.
Some time in the near iuture the local
ponncil will do degree work in a large
bouncil in Brooklyn, N. Y A smoker
. [or the first part of next year is be
.. In; discussed.
Y‘a—SATURDAY NIGHT, ARMOHY
.: lieEnelly Orchestra. here again with
his best concert and dance music.
”casinos.
12 Dancing Lessons
$5.00
mammals-mi.
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3‘ Smith, Underwood
3 ‘ Remington. all other“
Intel. sold. rented
DONNELLY’S
sold at $5 per month
JAG. DONNILLY,
id “is“! akin street. south Norwalll
w—.___ .
dire. Louis Nb. of the East Side,
called at police headquarters, yester-
macaw. She was referred to
We Bros.‘
Wm 3. .
fathers to tile ‘Pslnch was worn
m m and the police do
tenet he guilt of several bays. find
our Prank You 36on did not wish the
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«Class and Pipes and Smokers
some: Kaiser's.
M . «h' 1,
ing by blissr Robert Gaino'r for abdi-
ing articles from the local 5 and 10-
cent store. They were severely repri-
tbeir cases being taken up later.
--Buy.yoer Xmas presents at O'Brien's.
Frank NS. Brown, executor or the
estate of Hannah 0 Johnson. has tiled
Ian appeal from the report oi Com-
missioners George H. Vosburgh. Hen-
ry T. Prowitt and John '1‘. Hayes, in
which Harriet r Olmstead is allowed
098'! on a claim of $2 .000 for services
—-«Nevv line of Brass Goods float
opened at Will. ‘P. Beers'.
Oflicers Lockwood and Smith last
evening arrested Stephen Kovacs, or
Snowdon street. charged with breach
of the peace and drunkenness.
case was continued untiLnext Monday,
by Judge id. M. Lockwood, being releas—
ed under a $25 bond.
--New Christmas Post Cards low-tor
day; ‘Wm. P. Beers, Downtownf
Another success was stored
evening by the memberwt St. Indis-
laus Hungarian Catholic Church. large
crowds attending the enjoyable fair in
progress in the basement or the
church. on Cili! street. The fair will
be'continued tonight'whon‘ a larger
1crowd‘ than the preceding night's is
expected in turn- .out to take part in
the festivities.
—’l‘cy land.
~ Briggerman Bros. '
"Jack," the bright young son of At-
torney and Mrs John J. Cuneo, of We-
ter street. last evening had. an ex-
tremely narrow escape from being se-
rlously burned. He and his cousin, lit-
tle Miss Edith Cuneo. were playing
with candles. which had been purchas-
ed to trim the Christmas tree. in some
unaccountable manner the youngswrs
managed to ligbtmo of the candles.
and within a short time young "Jack's a"
head was enveloped in names, his hair
catching fire. His screams brought
lira. Canoe quickly to the scene. and
the: lire m. quickly smothered. Today
“Jack" is whoring no great pain. and
lab aoerss. oi clouds about town are
NW
Siahoculy .
a“ . a JAG“- “I Am.“.-
Inuit suns 3
aluminum
madame; w A.Grii|in.1r.
Rocky Nautilus. except along the - -
miles Ii! gm Cililord
Two boys were arrested dost gunmen;
modded. am there is a possibility or ,
His
last l
congratulating him on his aortunsteI
right in the room
Militants to Poisb up the II-
bsrs’ scenarios by Islam.
Say: Prof. left 7 ‘_
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outnumber use. bis-{Civil .3.
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even though hypocrites are behind.it‘
they are paying the same kindporIa
compliment hypocrisy is said new
in virtue," declared William ll Tait
in. s_ speech. an. night. at. the annual
dinner of the Connecticut Civil Bern;
”mm W liIlwdhe strut!
asldsiotelr " ~
Preceding. Mr. 'i-‘stt's address were
lson.
nieces Marcus. H. Holcomb
only. for! getting votes. “There are
three distinct holds for the merit sys-
tem. These are the federal. state and
municipal.
“Governor Holcomb says that he
doesn't want his appointments cur-
tailed but i think thstbefore his term
is ended he will change his mind. He
says he has 100 aplications tor posi-
tions on the barber's commission. _ it
seems to me that there is a good
' chance to'r civil service appointment
to eliminate a bad shave and I pre-
dict that a good many of theme
candidates would disappear.
‘Munlcipal government comes clos-
est to the citizen. Streets. water and
light all interest him vitally. Public
health is elected. The kind of milk
is affected. The regulation of the
corner saloon falls in the same ‘clase.
"The taillptetions of our boys and girls
.must curbed it presents a then-
sandfp Ices where there is a‘ chance oi
giving us the kind or government we
ought tritium ,;
f‘Ngvt‘iis there any reason why we
as Americans should not introduce
such methods into the greatest bush
uses? we: have—governmenth—as have
found such success in private busi-
neeston‘t see why the Legislature
nioipal corporations. ’-'
The following olilcers were elected:
Haven; vice-presidents, W. A. Aiken,
‘lNorwlcb; John P. Elton. Waterbury:
3.1L English, New Haven; W. P.
IHenney, Hartford: John H. Perry.
Scuthport; R. 8. woodmfl, New Ha-
ven; secretary. Frederick H. .nggin.
New Havdn; treasurer, Clarence W.
Bronson, New Haven. . . 3. .
The Christmas exercises at St.
Mary's parochial school were held in
the various rooms this morning. and
were thoroughly enioyed by the little
tots. A tree had been provided by
the Ladies Aid Society of the church
and Court Cecile. Daughters of Cal
tile, and there wot a present given to
each child
vice reform is rallies new "Alli.
ea ‘19. Norris. presidentoi ~ .
the W Civil service Commission: 3
Arthur it. lIilmball, of Waterbury; pie 2-. N»
sided. .
“l' 3 getting tired of reierm that
isn't practical" began Professor .
Tutti “Most. reforms anvpractical . .
cannot adopt civil service (or all qu- .
President, Henry W- Farnam,'-~New .
A wonderful man, everyone has heard of him, and his
\elous inventions. yet strirge Ito say there are people who will
. ‘ not believe that he has pc cctcd tile finest musical instrument in
the world, (The Edison Diamond Disk Phonograph) until they
have heard it, then how surpriscr‘N they are at the beautiful lull
tone, so natural that it seems as though the artists themselves are
Don't make the mistake of buying some other .machine
then hearing the Edison, HEAR it first.
your favorite music at any Itimc you call, and we want you to feel
. that you are u ulcome
The Edison records on an EDISON produces the most natur-
al and sweetest tone and The ED'lSON machine will play Vic—
ior or Columbia records with as good results as thourrh they were
played on any other machine
Let us prove it.
The A. J. Angevine 8. Son Company
134-135 WASHINGTON STREET
\Ve will chcrfully play
mar—
and
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1 call and explain thorn. ..
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'.'3..' .. "“1? £. .
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Buy
_ Bonus cl mm
It you donut-knew what the BONDS or THRIFT are,
telephone 41, or drop us a card and our representative will
’l'buy Pay ipur cunt. Interest
STAR'F‘YOUR IFUND FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS
ratibscfl'bing‘ for your Bond before January 1,19l5.
The "Peoples Trust COKEWJ-f"
SAFE IDEFIOSITI‘DOXIO ‘
A WEEK ;.
PAYS THE BILL
Now—Pay Allur Christmas.
GilaaI of stylish. serviceable Clothing. Furs are in order this sea-
son. Ohr line otters a wide variety oi choice and
You Can Pay the Bill
A [Dollar at a Time. ~ '0
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in «as in “item
Xmas Gills
r 7 9 SPECIAL
Fine Crepe de'Clline Waisis, all
' the latest Colors '
value $3,:special for today, $1. 98
Edward Berry, of Glenwood ave-
nue. npll|nber employed by the
Heating & Plumbing Company. of
Norwuik, was very painfully burned
about the lace and neck by m‘oit'en
lead yesterday at noon. while .
work in the craze ME. 0. Smith. on
Gregory Bou evard. The fiery metal
made many painter burns, which
called for the attention or Dr. F. 6.
an automobile. Mr. Berry. in spite
of the severe burns. is resting com.
fortably today. 5.2;. NIIII . . »
mom eunuch BY nourish LEAD I
Brown. of Beaview avenue. to whose
office he was hustled by Mr. smith in»
. Nat South Nor-walk up to 6: 30 p. m.
gambling sinuses aAKsnv.
Order y hr. Xmas cakes early. I NI;
FAST‘I-V‘FREIG'H'I.‘ true "r'o "NEW
vonK AND TO ALL norms in
THE sou-m AND wss'r.
Through 'car service to all important
interior poihts, making connections
with daily hirodgh cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-
ver ludianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
ville, Little Rock. Oklahoma City. at
ionic and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 37 East sliver, New
more (lost 0: Catherine at). every
day except Sunday at 8 p. m. Freight
reoeivedatNorwsiknptoIIip. mans
THE NQRWALK eTMMIO'AT III-iINI
Arising 3'; Milan, Lassa.
Odom! Fm Insular-l. Asset.
‘ cry description, Diamonds, Watches, ,Bracelets, Lavallleres,
It always comes back to this—Non want your gifts first
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting.
We offer two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of év.
Sleeve Links, Pins, Etc. Sterling Silver and Silver Platfil
\Vare carefully selected and at moderate prices.
Coluburn and Lauder
THE JEWELERS. " . '
96 Was inglon St cet. South Norwalk.‘ ‘
" all Sin”: Nerwailr;
lpen Evenings Until Christmas. ‘
EEYour Attention:
. EXCEPTIONAL FiNANClAL STABILITY - _ 3».
EXCELLENT FACILITIES . ~ ' .‘
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made thle institution what it is 1.94
day.
Tl-lE IOLDES'II' BANK lN NORWALK
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liusurvu Tables New icr .;I,
lIlEIW YEAR’S EVE crammed
n. _. .. ,
The Royal James inn
Entertainment and Supper
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The city Nisan-.11? Bank
this is not snflident mason for
""and
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Public Confidence . . .. 1 -
Public mhihlence in the integrity of this Bank has made possible
the splendid growth 0! its business.
Proof of the superiority of our methods is the class of people who.
approve 0!. them .
Relying alone an the merltand honesty of our senior, 'we dell if
you to favor us with your. annual
, .o J
Given ior aZCilrishnas Gilt
Sure to be Appreciated.
A not succisucus
‘ cal
Furniture
rues
' Book Cases Gas or Electric homes
China Closets . Gas or Electric Lamps
Turkish Rockers ’Jardlnlu‘r Stands ,. ,-
Telephone Tables . .Slliri Walsl Boxes .
Bullets ‘ I; . — IPiIclurus ..
LARGE LINE OF
’ TOYS
Better Get That 3' p ‘ the
Hoosmr Kitchen ._ .3 ' , *'
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