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SEASONS] assumes
.. At this opportunie time. we wish—to mm
.mwmmtm. m onus have me! am!-
breaking seaesa. but all may have occasion to be thinktal. especial"
for the unusual Wattles thst its nature as. We hope that this
wli be your tweet Christmas and that the coming year holds for
Whammy Mills. -_.._._.__
Falthfully,
The Hatch & Bailey
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' union nn V
rxcnsnr
ammonium”:
TIE last. as “hear ..
”streets here passed;
‘s citizen who sought to
hrs when? cell. is sold
let’s lit to burn. my :
Museum on his “
Ice a look of hopelo find
1 place where. la‘; buying
‘ .I he. he’d get lull value
filer his lieu. “Try not to
f .” an old Isa said,
aftwill stake at tempest in
ambient. but firmly keep
Ila tact ill mind, there’s ;
naming like the FERRIS ?
Hui.” i
‘ THE
aims
The Salvation Army held its Christ-
mas festival last night at the head-
quarters in Water street. There was
Company
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the school being the recipients of gifts
from Santa Claus, who was imperson-
l’llAlSth-l ()ilill MEATS.
Your guests will join you in
pnelsc at our onus of areas, just
as all our other (meme!!! do.
We hate built up our large
trade _on the rcctmtmeudatlon
of cnsturucrs to friend, “Pl-H'
live or nt-lgllhor.,Anti that’s
the “PM kind of an advertise-
nu-iit._uftcl- all, Manse it's
sound and permanent.
x..~< . .—
EHARNOICS’
.1 the Salvation Army.
The program as arranged by Captain
Perrett was very successfully rendered
as follows:
Program.
. ”I’ll/on?
fl’illea
Opening Song.
Prayer—Mrs. Perrett,
' FER RIS C 0A Li . ~;- w” ...__ -_._._. ____ _. _ -2.” .Memories of Christmas Eve—4‘. C.l
_ l v 'Grace Waller.
,. . Daisy’s Song of Cheer-4‘. t‘.
Peninsula.
A Christmas Cerol~Elms Waller.
A Christmas Manger Song—‘Myrtlo
Cogswell.
Kriss Kringle—iceorge Hatter.
A New Year's Vow—Eva l’errett.
Speech—Ethel Farrington.
Jesus, the Carpenter—Willie Ferguson.
Song No. 29-Corps' Cadets. ‘
A Christmas Party—Mabel Measles.
Christmas Blessings~Fannle Reinson. g
Love and Sacrifice-_Mlldred l'cterson.i
Merry Cliristmas-Sadie h‘srrlngton.
Penitent Alfred—4). C. Russell Wright.
Announcements. V
BEERS’ MARKET
CHARLES F. PREUSSER, Manager.
13 Main St, Norwalk.
COMPANY. ,
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useful HOLIDAY PRESENTSJ
Boys’ Mackinaws, l
g Boys’ Suits and Balms-
caans,
[ ’At Very Reasonable l’rice.
GOTTLIEB’S
$1 and $10 Suits.
6 North Main St.. South Norwalk.
on our adv. for Tomorrow. We
are going to olfer a large ship-
ment of TURKEYS at a very
LOW PRICE.
Keep Your Eye
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‘ ‘ ’ w . ‘ , . ‘ (fllrlstmasmAn Acrostic Dialogue~
_.y_ i I! N. Main St. SO. Norwalk. Blellltlllht. bleak ...... 20c lb. Rib Lamb (.hops ....... 16c lb. Nine Juniors.
l H 7.7“ i‘ Sirloin Steak ....... 18c lb. lioin Lamb (“hops ....... 22c lb. My Mother—Bertha Peterson.
‘ Chopped Beer .......... 14c lb. Selected Eggs ......... 30c doz. Little idiot-dis of Kindness t‘. t‘.. llcilen
soy .
l
H S What Would Jesus l)o?~—Georgia Jos-
w Ea S 7"? ,_,,_ “Mum. W... ,_.-, ._.. ..-.,.._-..-..... . . _ we. . _ -.... w...“ v -- . t‘l’lll.
LADY WASH'NGTON CAMP OFF" t . A .loyous (‘liristnms “llai'l’V li‘arring‘
NATIONAL PROHIBITION ‘ '
Don't \l’orry-wGertrudo llrown.
l)uct~t‘.orps‘ (‘adets llelcn Lloyd and
Fannie h’iirrlligton.
(‘liristmas \l'ishcsmllcnry Hargreaves,
.Tllt‘ Gates of l‘cal~~-»E\lsy Cullen.
Spt‘t‘cll""“l:llllilll \l'right.;
Preston Boyd Chosen Commander and
H)rry Othame Vice-Comander.
7 ] .NEw CITY
“MARKET
Ha: es’ Block
tendinitis n
nady Washington Lodge, Shepherds.
of Bethlehem, hold a meeting in Red: _ « » " g
Men's Hall. Norwalk. last evening. The“ Would Res“ tin Destruction ’ of lo
)fliccr‘ we ,1 l t ' : *‘" .
. . ‘( Continuing:[Sligfnnalixllm goalGovernmeiii-Slls “ 7"" NW” “““m‘ ““"‘3"““"‘“’“‘““
g... «6 . -. ' - . ‘ ' Johnson
\'i‘ - » -— '
, 9 N0l'tll Mal“ Street to Commander Harry Olliallle. Enforceable To the llclls Across the Snow llclcn
i’ast Commander—Charles Otllnnic. Waller
Chaplain—«Mrs. Minnie Northrop.
Scribe—~Eari Garfield.
’i‘rcasurerwrcgdry lskiyan.
Accountant—«lotus Platt.
‘inside Guard—Lewis Wood.
Outside Guard—~Walter Seaman.
Marshala-Annic Othanle.
‘ Mistress of leremonies~Hattie
Lockwood.
; Musician—Ethel Boyd.
I There was a large attendance.
_ The installation will take place a
the next meeting, January 14th. when
the prolate. Mrs. Annie Brown, of New
Haven. will install. A short entertain-
ment will be. given and ice cream and
cake will be served. ‘
NORWALK LIBRARY NOTES.
nosroN, Muss, llctt. tilts—National Th“ "i“ 0‘ "'"“"““"~" “Tm"-
prohibition is a dangerous proposition, Elm” WW” ""Elh‘“ ”“9”“-
sald ex-l'resldcnt William ll“ 'l‘nl't. If Santa 013““ Were ”00"" Elmer
speaking before the liar Association of, ”Men" 3"" Willie Ferguson.
Bpston at its seventeenth triennial linu- Sim; “Santa (‘lul'5"“‘R“-“3"“ ““d ”a"
quet last night: ‘3' “Wm"-
“lt would revolutionize thenatlonnl
government." he said. "it would put.
on the shoulders of the government; Death of Samuel Serke.
Stile duty of ”“0““ u'" doorsteps or! Samuel Berke, aged 47 years died at
t every home in the land. It national the Norwalk Hospital. this morning at
prohibition legislation is passed, local 11.15 o'clock, after having been 0'0“.
government will be destroyed. And fined to the institution since last Saturn
lt you destroy local government. you‘d”. The deceased is survived by his
destroy one Of the things which 3° to wife and four children. ‘Samttel Scrke
make for a healthy condition of tliircmmuw,d a grocery store and toast
national government. market at 41 llonton street for a num-
_ National prohibition is “°“""“_ber of years. He also lived at that ad-
ltorccable; it is a confession on the part dress.
of state governments of inability to _ >
control and regulate their own especial? Mi” Annie w_ Odell.
business and duty; if the matter were7 Miss Annie Odell, of 34 1-2 Second
placed under federal control it wouldl‘street. East Norwalk, died this morn-
resuit in the creation of a macliineryimg, She was iliiriymye years of age.
of government officials large enough wi'rnree sisters, Mrs. Annie Stevens and
nominate any President and would Mrs. George llusted, of East Norwalk,
offer 5’0 great an opportunity to ”Hand Mrs. Jennie Seeley. of LeaVen‘
Lsons seeking ‘0 PGTDBWMG their Dowel‘worth, Kansas. survive. Funeral ser~
in Washington." ,vlces will'be held from her late home.
1 ed and besides the rout :19 bills char - ‘”'“"”“" ‘ on Thursday afternoon, at 2235
see for insurance, bookie. repairs eifiiiTODAY IN WALL STREET'To‘clock. Rev. as. P. Fairbanks will of-
:plulnbing. periodicals. coal and liglttl NEW YUHK’EZ‘IN (Wall “mm. fiflclate. interment will be in .River.
land petty expenses were audited and 510.30 a. lll.).——ltllll(‘ 0f 'ypsierday-fi Vside cemetery.
isellt' to the commissioners. Lstrcngth was shown in the early part .
J The librarian reported an increasl'BJOt today‘s stock market. declines b-e- ‘
of 106 in circulation over the stanza“g ”‘9 mu"
i
l {ti-3 Allllllmlnlalltft‘l‘nl‘i‘ll‘tfj)Szizjfntl ilil‘licdr E . Miss Harriet A‘ Baldwin, well 72“”
immlll‘ 1Wt year, The 01051118 of the fM'mle issues‘ fell back :u‘polnt m 'lll years. died at the home of hensis-
{Children's Department the '138t three ’ninre, with fractional recession; in gter. Mrs. Grace E. Osborn, at 23 Mel‘-
l weeks will make a great difference in Lothcl parts of the list. Bultinioi'c- and iwin street, last night. at 3 o‘clock. The
the circulation this month. Peoiite 1 V
have highly approved of this action, “or W
UlllO and Mexican l'crtoletIm, the lnt- ideceased had been a“ invalid mi 3
' It-iiiy notable exceptions to the dial
2' . were the
ith a one point gun ow E-great number of years. The funeral.
13nd fortunately the sliding and shat-:1“: Nude“). which was “comp“ ill be held“ from the reel-
lins have helped to dilute vacattonniy a small output. of stocks. Ulllltztltdencg, at 11:30
E but as is the custom. many new books States Steel was relatively firmer lo'cloc,
led lservlces w
Drop in now at tomorrow morning,
‘ and Rev. 0.. E. Barto will offici-
‘had been bought and gotten ready for “ll?" “he" leaders. A moderate rally late. The body will be taken to Mil-
' the holiday time and it has been very émm‘ym' -
' ’ . .
BRAND I , , Qford. Conn. for interment.
. disappointing that the children might NEW YDRK. Dec. 29 (Walleircm.
IMASH'NGTON 3T-. 80- NORWALK 110‘ have them. > lix‘oon)-:~Wasrhington advices hiring
jg“, STRANGELY . recommendedt Presents of eight beautiful little :furthcr details f this Government‘s
m. i l Christmas trees for the dissertation of {this to Greatitgl'l‘?“ C9llcel‘nlm: in-
.enerence W merican l'llflrll‘fi
the library and 01' Christmas wreaths leommerce were the subject of general
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
I
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Boston liull
Mark
.RUBBERS -
ifGlOvers
[Norwalk and South Norwalk
l
iAn Increase of 106 Books Over Last
Year in Circulation,
The regular meeting of the Board
.of Directors of the Norwalk Library
{adjourned from Christmas night, was
ilield last evening. Members present
' were Dr. J. G. Gregory, T. C. Ilalconi.
H. E. Bishop, W. A, Curtis and Soy-
nlour Curtis.
The seemtary's report was approv-
Z llayflnventory Sale
Paras CENT. T0 ONE-THIRD OFF
_oni-‘Wetchee. Jewelry, Clocks and Opti-
cal lines shown in our store.
1mm STOCK AT cur PRICES
‘ 35,95“- CENT. TO ONE-THIRD ‘OFF.
Death of Miss Harriet A. Baldwin.
. L.
Funeral of Mrs. Catherine McCarthy.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine ~Mc~
Carthy was held from St. Mary's
Church, this morning. at 9 o'clock. the
l
The as REASONABLE well-known, I
"M- . ' {made for the place by one of the ;dlt-'2ussion in financial clrclernnr: ex- "solemn requiem mass'being celebrated
-' .. ‘ . l young Elf! WW!“ were “Doned- Th0 ; excised some‘el'fect upon'tzhe market. [by new T, J. Finn. the pastor. The ill.-
‘teudance at the services was large and
the floral ’oiferings' were bountiful and
beautiful. ‘- interment; 7was in. St.
Mary's cemetery. ‘ .
Following the early rally prices drop
pod hack slightly, after which ire!!-
ing come almost to a standstill. There
was no initiative, except from the
interest which tested the market from
time to time in search of weak spots.
-Missouri. Kansas and Texas Weierr-
cd cropped four points to with a frac-
tion of its minimum. Bonds were ir-
regular. .
!talk with slides upon France, by New
assaults-so. t-MURDEl'tJ‘hemlsh Candee was spoken of by the!
ON. Tenn, Dec. 29—James , directors who attended. it with much
, A. Alford, ”wealthy'businese man otlcommendstion. The talk upon “Bet—
‘ltutherford, Team. todayg‘wasacqulb tleships and Aeroplanes" temorrow
g ted of the murder tit-Harry Coulter', afternoon at 3:30 by Clinton C. llub-
'tt- lawyer, in September; 1913, The bell free for both- boys and glrls'and
_vcase had been in the .hanlls‘oi‘ the Jury adults was announced. The middle of
since Saturday evening. « January the Keystone View Co. will
Alford Claimed he shot .Couiter and send another set of their wonderful
the lstter's atherjw. 8. Conlter. in slides and one of the towns-people
lwlll suctio- then.
:s-?._ 33,.
,-
“Did your client collect dlrmages
from the railroadzwl'isi‘m the noisy
person. “No; he never recovered."
admitted the‘attorney. "Never re.
covered. ' Why he had an excellent
out" _"Yes: but unfortunately he
died:"-,-—Bui'talolllxprees. ' _
LHouEew-ives watch Sentinel Wantl
Ads. when the need of a heir "help"
.100” up! ‘ '
‘rt
'CllRlSlllls lift .5
Sittylssimstthstuadsyliched
were can: olcl’stllisg '-
a large attendee“. sixty members of “-
voted by George 'F‘. Lloyd. There were “
{sweater-s, gloves. shoe, rubbers. stock- C
lingo, etc.. as well as a box of candy, 'f
image and some kind of a toy. many ',j
{of them very handsome. With the 200
{children looked after, on Christmas .T
:Day. this makes 260 children who have if
been made happy through the shorts or ..
Fannie ‘ '
«
, Mag ind Ethel Worden. .
For Ladies or Gentlemen. Fast Color Covers,
Strong Frames, Attractive Handles.
Children’s Umbrellas-l-Rain Capes
Big Assortment of Ladies’ Rain Coats.
W
[l0N’T MISS llle ll0LlllAY CLEARANCE SALES
A host of Useful and- Fancy articles at Cut Prices.
.
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'/'y'v',-, '1‘
lN [PlSlOPll CHURCHES
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Trinity, St. Paul's and Crate Sunday .
Schools Have Interesting Gath-fi
erings ‘
The annual t‘hrislmas exercises were.
held in Trinity Episcopal Church. yes-
terday. in the afternoon there. was of
tree with presents for the members of‘
the kindergarten department. Each:
girl received a doll and cach boy
a game.
l in the evening there was a program‘
of rccltallons, Vocal and instrumental
music, Christmas carols, etc., by the
members of the Sunday school. EHCll‘
scholar received a gift of a box of can-
dy and an orange.
All address was made by the rector.‘
Rev. b‘rcderidk .-\. Coleman. and the
occasion proved enjoyable to all. '
St. Paul's Sunday School.
The Christmas festival of St. Paul‘s
Sunday school was held last night at 7 ‘
o'clock. The children and their pa~f
rents and friends gathered in church
for the choral sei’vice. The regular
choir of men and boys led the proces-
sion and were followed by the new:
girls' choir in their red cloaks and
l-whitc caps. The singing at the carols‘
he led by these two choirs was final
and spirited. and was joined in by the;
whole congregation. At the close of.
the service the children and their
friends marched down stairs to the
Sunday school ‘room, where there was;
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Have You Drained Your
Purse and Your Bank
Account? You Have!
v
Come to us and. open :a
Charge Aesount
and settle your bill in
convenient payments.
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awn/'4',uz'vlaintd,uiv.-/"I-/-,-’-‘.-lr-/-,
‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
a beautifully trimmed tree. with the
usual presents, cauday and oranges for Turkey’s “ “ 18 to 250 lb.
all. beside a bountiful supply of cakes; “ “
14 lo 20c lll.
18c lb.
“ 18c iii.
Roast Beet
Serloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
_lt was a jolly scene when the little;
once received the coveted drums and
doll things and horns and other gifts:
All the children who came and the two
choirs were included in the good time,:
and the friends who had gathered with
them enjoyed to the full the sight of
the happy faces and the shouts of gleei?
"of the little ones. 1
Roger A. Lyon, choirmaster and or-j
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66
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ganlst of the church. is receiving much . g __ ——“
praise for his conduct of the music,i EXTRA SPECIALS ‘ ' 3.,
and especially that of the comb‘i‘ned Delicious Creamery Butter, .1 ll). ...... . ............ 34¢
choirs which have sung together his
EChrlstmastide for the firs“ l Pure Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. . . _. . .. ....................... 25¢
N°"W'"‘ M- 5- “WV“- ~ : l’urc Tomato Ketchup, 3 botttlcs .................... 25":
The. Christmas festival for the ‘ ' .
scholars of the-Norwalk M. E. Ciiurcli' trcam “heat or \\ licatcna, 2 plx'g‘s. ........... .. 25¢
Sunday school was held last night at:
the church and it attracted a large!
gathering. The exercises were delay-vi
ed in beginning on account of the en T
forced tardiness of Superintendent Hg
M. N. Sigman, who was held up at.‘E
cident on}
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
A. STU‘LL
_a
mm
“ bell.
Stamford as a result, of“ an ac S S 1 1
the railroad. The program was start; ong— cmo. . i . ._
ed at 8 o'clock and each number prov- Song—«Elizabeth and Bradley Irong-anli‘igfncm Secretary Harry A
derick S. An». staff.
d be tilled that Exercise—"Share'L-«Flve Boys. 1
er. Stocking Drill—20 girls.“ l
Exerciser-”Ring Qut ithe Bell for;
Citristmas"—fll‘ive little tots of the?
primary grade. ‘
Closing Song——School.
Treasurer-Samuel Kemp,
Pianist—Lester Brundage.
Floor Director—N. W. Benedict.
t Trustee for three years~Charios.
l l Installation by District Deputy Kel-
l lthe appointive otllcers will be an.
, . l _ nounced. Last night the annual re-
the aster. t ' .
inali'EEW-kfinfinmvltfinwni” 0”“ BRMHE'RS' “mm were mén'
e - ' ' 1
mercim“'riie Shepherd and the Wise “0°95 OFFICERS‘
i Mann—saith Varlen, Holland Bax-t
fed most pleasing. ‘Fre
‘bler was Santa Claus on
"role in a most ‘ satisfactory mean
Many presents were distributed and
joy reigned in the hearts of the pupils.
Following is the program:
Song—School.
1
NEW REAL ESTATE FlRM.
. Noble Grand and: Harold H. Mead. of New Canaan. -
ter, Robert Worthy, Lester Clark. 5 ‘ l and Samuel J. Keeler, of Wilton, hard
lrvlng Voorhees. Edward Godfreyq :formed partnership and will obnductl.‘
Arthur Varlenq The fpllowing olllcers were elected at‘ a. general real estate and insuranOo‘
i the annual meeting of Our Brothers'fbuslness here, having leased offices
Ledge, No; 10,}. O. O. E, held last; in the Masonic building on Wall
‘ Alstflet. The ilrm's name v'vfll be Mead
and Keeler. ,Keeler resides in Stev- '
ien's street. Norwalk, having moved '
1m ran. ' u l
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a d '
Attorney Leo-Devi
C. W. Gray, Jr., Vice Grand. ,
l
E William Chamberlain,
t Albert Varien. Clarence/Godfrey. .
'LRecitetion—Ward sterling.
Exercise—Emma Ruby and six little night:
fairies—Beatrice Stones. Merton; Nome Grand-“Lao Davis.
Lent. ids Gilbert, Ruth Clark. Evelyn Vice GmnM.“W. Gray, Jr.
- Recordin. _ g, Secretary—swabur minute} h'ere
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