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“It! lusarmce FEB .AMERICAN noun or one
you on , . ., . . - .
OULD KNOW Fmt National Convention at Golan!
Fire insurance means more than. .
. ' , l bu University on the 29m and 30th.
hone't Intentions. S X 'EN .
a I out 0: SE\ The American Guild of Organic“
Fire insurance Companies. organized
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in this county, has failed or abandon min: tfidchmisrn £13323] 3v?
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish 1‘ y e
member 29th and 30th. A splendid
real indemnity a company must hate:
program is being prepared by thei
resources to back up its policies Come program committ C rl G. Schm’ dt
in and look over the resources of some chairman. 99. a l
of the i ~
compan es represented by us There ulll be thoughtful paperst
and then pick a big substantial com- i
pany thut you can depend on in time prepared by spaialists in the (liter 1
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of trouble. it costs no more to insure :nt 3:91:23: 1:3; 3:22:13 ”03:: ‘
I a real good company. y g p
iing associations: interesting social
.Tay IOI‘ & Golden
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‘functions: culminating in a banquet
at the Hotel Astor
Among the essayists and recitalists
who have consented to take part are’
3Charles Heinroth. City Organist of
Pittsburgh Pa; Samuel A Baldwin.
of the Citv Collefi of New York;.
\lilliam C Hammond of Mt. Hoiyokel
Seminary, Mass; Professor ll aldo S
l‘rntt. of Hartford Theological Semi-
:nary; \l'alter Henry Hall, Professor
of Choral Music. Columbia College:
‘I’rofosar‘u ll enry Dyke Sleeper. Smithj
”UT! NORWALK Tnusr co.
columns;
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.College; Everett E. Truette Boston, ‘
1 Mass: .lohn Hyatt Brewer. Brooklyn, 2
lN. Y_; Louis Arthur Russel. New
.\ York; Arthur Foote. Boston. Mass.
and Edwin Kraft. City Organist. At
:lanta. Gk
i An interesting and notable feature
Rube” l" Stelellson, 0f Ne“ ““3 of the com option will be a lull (hurch
Wu- is spending the holidal with re 59m“ held m St Thomasa Church.
latiies " NMMW With Street and Fifth Avenue The
music \\ill be under the direction m
1h? hr: and Street departments yes '1‘ Tcrtlu’s Noble organist of thin
terdu, .3 ttrhoonrmeiu lthur (heths (lIurclI and l’mmcr organist of l':orl l
from ”u city ”Wk Alinstel, England. '
‘TlIc (ommlttee wishes to nnuou'nie
that the genoIol public will be lreel,"
admitted to all sessions.
'lhe ofiltcrs ot the Guild are J. WT-u
‘reh Andreus, A. C. 0., Warden. S
C. l.. rlaIIoII of \lest Avenue the lenis l3‘lIIIer. A A. G 0, Sub Wilt~~
contractor in charge of den. Harold Vincent Milligan F. A. G
w-ell kuuv 11
work on the new bridge has lclt on 0., Gen. Seth, Victor Baler, Mus. Dot,
on an vi). lz-nded trip during the Christ- A G. 0.. Gen. Tress.
mas holidays new“...
The :z-u'hinerl' for Harris & Guns"
new curl olevsioris exported to arrive
by 1hr, l: iddlc of next week, and will
be lllhllfll't‘l‘l as quickly as pussible.
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CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
Mr. and Mrs A. Rsker ol‘ Westporm
wishes to announce the engagement ‘Pmll'
of their daughterJIiss Jeannett F. 841- ,3
liar. to Percy L. Cole. 3011 of William'
11’. Cole. of this city.
am Presented by Room. A and
8,1! the Concord School.
The following pupils gave a vary on-
joyable entertainment in the Concord
M...— 3school Wednesday:
3 . Today Mr and Mrs. Myron w.; Room-Hand B
Sparks. of Boston. are celebrating the SQHSMSama Claus—Room B
first anniversary of their marriage. :Recltatlonv—The P19 and the C1001!“
(Mrs. Sharks is the daughter of Mrs. James 801W“.
lWilliam Poster of Reed Street this Recitation—Christmas in the lleart—~
city. ‘ L Margaret Kalmer.
Recitation -— December ~ Elizabeth
Charles Newman ot‘ the Washington Bodner
street bridge jph. who has been serl illecitann-r—Thu Christmas Tree—~Al-
3231:3531: fiifiifiava HJHWSOE‘! it"titi zi'fl‘l
rs; possessing: mom smarter.
, . . «£33an an.
W“ W% :1-
1‘. S. LY‘)N 1 £115] HES lilgiAll'ZD 1
Good Job Friction Beaupain 6: Saunders
But Paper, Beat wm. am Pdm‘ mooncuuumsr;
as NORTH min eraser *Oii‘iivt'a‘nnwu .4 name
5. MenwAcK PHONE 901%
JUNK DEALER
We have jusr received a ship- .
11an of Range: guaranteed toi You only need write a postal or
Dake and heat that we will all i phone to Samuel Jane successor to
from $14. 50 upward. Come and: Wm Ettron, and you will get a randy
look them over before going siren ‘ market for things which you dent
where. For honest dealing and want. such as rags. papers. bottles.
prices, fair. bone with M!" R0560 rubbers. scrap-iron. metals, leather
can compare. beds a specialty. We are waiting for
Picture Framing and Glazing. your call. Samuel Julie. 37
street. Phone €99 _
Rosco ’sFumitureStore - - - . - ._
. 15 Ely Avenue
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Holiday Specials
Just received a large assortment of
Xmas gil‘ts:~FoImtnlu Pens, Knives,
t‘ur‘ing Sela, Watches, Rings; Pins,‘
”mine and many otlIcr atlrauhe
gins are marked at low prim-s.
SEE Olll “INDOW DISPLAY
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
‘0 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articles; of value
Davey’s 1
Stlc TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent.
grades. 608 81 H
.Staups with each lb.
Have stopped the ladder 90 rounds to
56 Water street, where I will conduC'
a First Class Plumbing Estahllsbmew
. H. A. HEGELEIN
1Phono 1106-12.
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The Gorham t o. if WWI-um
“WWW“ ,.
WALL
PAPER
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AVEAR. we‘re in n rnuk all by our.
lselvcs— Auhoad of the foremost. »
. We‘ve a profusion of new and hand:
l sumo silks «and shapes!
' ' We‘ve a thousand Ties to please
lthousand tastes.
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RIGGERMAN
ROS.,_61 North Main St.
, Fort .3
f 25c‘ 50:: $1.
POST OFFICE BLOCK.
l’aintin
[3 H ‘31. Louis Avrick
liposrornca too
all“ angmg ; . Iisounm NORWALK
Decoratmg l
"9 The Gorham Co.
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, . 10 First 8! East Norwalk
Tel. 452.
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT. .§
2 Large Plots (Shore Frontl.) I
.C. T. McGOVERN Agent. {
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call and ‘cxplain them.
155 Washington St, So. Norwalk
ously ill at the" Mansion Houseuon . fred‘Allen. . .
Worthington street is improving butiSoIIgu-Decomber Days-«Room A.
'. slowly. His many friends look for '31: Recitation—~Centtlrles Ago —— Freda
speedy Iecovery. Herring. . . .
“- ”~— 1Recitatlon~A Happy Yeah—Joseph
_ Masses this morning in St. Mary's. ~Minty, .
'nnd St Joseph‘s Churches will be cel- Recitation—A. Christmas Wish—r
ebrated at 5: 30 7: 30, 9 and 1:0 30 Mary Monroe.
unlock. the first and last. being high Recltatlon-A Word with Santa——
masses. “Spatial music. appropriate Eloise Shove
.to the season. ivill be enjoyed Song—~Snow Time—Room B
Recitation—What Does it Mean?»
Despite the continual warning voice Margaret Kerekes
during the past 24 days to “Shot! 1‘3“ Recitation—Old Carol-dilelen Kisku.
1y" local stores last night were sw-amp Remnmmflt Christmas
ed with purchasers whd about)“ We Grace Hunt 7
A“ “‘9 530’” kept open until a late "Recltatlon—A Visit to Toyland~Wal-
hour last evening. and the hundreds lace Arnold.
0’ tired shoppers took advantage. Reading-«The Nativityfiliarold Bis-
3 ll. ‘
*SATURDAV N'GHT ARMURY nieErHtation*There's a Song in the Air
Manually 0‘0“”"3 here again with -Elizaheth Saunders
the host, concert and dance music. rRecitatlon~OD€n Your mpsflpmncis
Specialties Monsport
— _ Recitntlotl——Con1e Christmas-—B11rnett
—SPECIAL FOR XMAS;- Lockwood.
Huylcr's Chocolates. Plain and Recitation—Christmas
11th Lanes. 3 dred Gibson
FOSS Ql'duty Chocolates. mam Song— —Sleigh Bells—Booms A and B.
3"“ Fa“) Boxes 3 Janet Callahan and Olive Weed
Regular Sntuuln} Candv 25c box
teachers.
imitn'lks. Cameras. Etc. w._,___,.,_.m-
Perfumes, FJHLy and Todd '1 1...... s no job In this city that can
‘ AI‘tIcles. not. be filled by a really capable
’Slillson- POWER Cnipnrafion uoIltt1~-».1nd all capable Ivor'kens tem-
1i01dlli‘ out at noIk watch The Sen—
..3, WASHINGTON STREET W]. mp MW... ads 010......
ONE DOLLAR
opens an account and one dollar a week aided by the inter-
est paid by this bank, will amount to a substantial sum.
_ This money will be availsble Jub' lot for your vacation. ‘
. ‘9' without loss at interest, if you want it. Better still, keep on
" (depositing this amount throughout the year. 3
Dividend at rate or 4 per cent. on all deposits in this bani:
host declared payable on and utter Jan. 11, 1915.
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Song“: '
Spirit - Mil
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Tues Vulcamzedl
l Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest pricel
{A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called;
liar and delivered.
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Robert Gregory l m...
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7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4 3
The New SCIence 3,
’DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic in tile definition 0d the
cause of the disease and the art on
adjusting the same. Disease in cans
3ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in tho dlflorent organs and; 134 Washington Street
Ropings and
Wreaths
for all purposes can now be purch-
uulled new machinery (or their man.
ut’acture. Local
need have
town. Patronlze home industry. Sat-i
istuction absolutely guara‘nteed. Pri.
:cs moderate. \
Mrs.
7 Railroad Ave.
Fancy candics and frcsh fruits.
utscd in South Nurwulk. \Ye lime in—
dealers no longer
this work “done out of;
AI]? Cuneo
Phone 372-12.
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Merry
Christmas.
‘1 1‘
serum. one, ~35f» m;
‘3 .'“"’l"9_
Merry. Christmas
and
Happy New Year
' to All
STERLING FURNITURE
COMPANY,
127.129 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 105.
All goods dcliier ed free e 391)“ here
MALLETTE
nomsunuurr
If you do not know what the BONDS OF THRIFT are,
telephone 41, or drop us a card and our representative will
3 They Pay iper cent. Interest
START YOUR FUND FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS
subscribing for your Bond before january l, 1915.
The Peoples Trust Co.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
by
79 Washington St.,
South Sorwulk.
AT $4.00 PER YEAR
Specals for Christm as
Electric tree lighting outfits, 110 or 220 volt. Hand Lanterns, Flash Lights
3and Bicy clo Lighting Outfits. Electric irons, Vacuum Cleaners and Fixtures
-The White Electric Company-
ELEOTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Phone Connection. SOUTH NORWALK i
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limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause all”
idlsease and pain health is restored
thIough harmonizing the nerve syn}
toms in your :.body Female trouble-
“iglven special attention: also curve-l.
hire of the spine. You will never rot
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
5 Magnetic treatment: given sin.
I TJ‘rancis. D C. l
94 Washington 8t.. So. Norwatk. oonml
Graduate from Palmer school, the
discoVoI-or
pass with her dainty slippers.
FAST FREIGHT3 LINE TO3 NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
Interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
lng points: Cincinnati Chicago. Den
ver Indianapolis, Kansas titty, Louis
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City. St
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat. leaves Pier 27 East sliver, New
York (foot of Catherine St). every
day except sunday at 3 p m. Freight.
received at. Norwaik up to 5 p.21). and
at South Net-walk up to 5: 30 p.111. -,-
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE ;
mining J. Smith, Luna. 3
George W. Foot-1. Getter-ht Agent.
proof carpet wherever you go.
excellence of workmanship.
be! Shoe Bantam. Mullah. Mall.
FOR MY LADY’S FEET
Sir Walter Raleigh gallantly threw down his
cloak on the wet earth that the Queen might—"l
' For the past sixty years the manufacturers % I
of Hub- Mark rubber footwear have served
the women of the land even more efiectlvely.
A courtier‘s cloak for a carpet is good as far
as it goes, but it doesn't go far enough. -
Hub-Mark rubbers have done Such gallant ‘
service for years that the service is common
talk. They: furnish the one perfect weather-
Hub- Mark
rubbers for men, women, boys or girls. are
a standard “both in quality of material and
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The first cost of Hub~Mark rubbers is no more than that of other
first quality goods and they wear much longer.
“Hub-Mark” to the storemhn when you buy rubbers. .
I . These rubbers the manufactured by the Boston Rub-
Figure it out and then say
”THE HUB- MARK is YOUR VALUE-MARK
FOR SALE BY
Mnattnlfik
. Wishing You 21
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Always Sincerely
Frank J acoby,
153 Vt ASHINGTON STREET.
Merry Christmas
_ , and"?!
Happy NewlYEar
" 1 To All. '
EEOVER’S
NORVVALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
a.
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MERRY CHRlSTMAS
THE ‘M. MSONNENBERG PIANO CO«
104 Washington St.
‘“ and Furs regardless of cost.
THE PA _ S
Clearance "
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On account of .the bad times we ”sell now at. February anti
March Prices. We jump right oven the usual profitable sea-‘3
son. Marked down everything plumb into the last ditch re"
t1uctio11,and will clear out Suits, Coats,- Dresses, Skirts, Waists
Do you realize what this means
to yous-cutting your garment expense in half. > .
33 35. Math St.
South Nor-walk
Norwalk Chronicler