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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
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HOLTDAY
GOODS
l 'A bountiful supply in Waring Ap
panel and Fancy Articles, for curm-
In. Cuts to plates the whole fam-
fly. as well as your cousins. uncles,
m and your many trio-do.
E. K. Banks
UMACKFMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Middlebrook’s
Almanacs
”New on Sale
D O N N E L L Y ’ S
Monery Store, 16 So. Main St.
i WEATHER FORECAST.
t For \‘orwaik and vicinity: Rain or
now tonight and probably Wednes-
by; warmer tonight
I A well- defined storm area is central
Ihia orning over Illinois. it is caul-
lng unsettled weather with rainOoi'
now irom. Kansas eastward to the
coast and from the Gulf northward to
the Lake region. Heavy rain was re
ported trom the Gulf coast. The tom
par-stare is rising slowly in the cen-
tral and eastern districts. Zero tom
Dentures were reported from North
Dakota and Minnesota. A thundu-
Iborm was reported from Galveston,
l Conditions favor for this vicinity
mottled weather with rain or snow
had slightly higher temperature to
night, probably (allowed by clearing
m colder Wednesday night.
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HEATHER A YEAR AGO
i TODAY.
I H‘cmtmmture: Low, 26; high,
“I. Clear.
New Dancing Classes
Form
\Jan. 4, ’15
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we HAVE A 1,1 COUNTER, i”—
A 5¢ COUNTER AND A *'
10¢ COUNTER.
Stop in and see what you can
buy for these small amounts.
WM. P. BEERS
Downtown Store
REBUILT TYPEWRiTERS—L. C
Smith, Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
rescues. Rentals, si'
per month. Machines
cold at 35 per month
JAB. DONNELLY.
to South Main Street. South Norwaik
EDISOW
PA'S DESCRIPT'iBN not believe that he has perfected the finest musical
“Pa, what is an escalator?"
“it's a. lift that runs on the bias tori
lthe use at lame, the lazy, the leisure' ,
liy. the laden and the ladies, my son.
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liait luanl it then how Surprised they are at the
tom, so natural that it seems as though the artists
riuht in lllt room.
llon't make the mistake of buying some other
then huiring the litli5011.leAR it first. \Ve \vill
iour favorite music at any time you call and “e w
that vou arc Vitlcome
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a] and sweetest tone and The EDISON machine
played on any other machine I. ct us prove it.
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has been previously disclosed
time to time in partial reports upon
MAKES ANNUAL REPOR'I‘ investigations at various stages.
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2 GHmaTMAe CLUB OPENING.
Yesterday. the opening day of the
1 WASHINGTON Dec 29 —Commls- Christmas Savings Club at the South
My Johnfltapleton is expected toisiouer “309th l“- Deiies made '0 30‘? Norualk Trust Company, was a red let-
iretary Redneld today. the last report ye,- day From 3*. in my 3 p m elev-
iof the Bureau of Corporations. At the on consecutive horns, people were in
Judge John Keogh. who has been close of eleven years work. it soon is line awaiting their turn to enroll for
seriously ill with pneumonia. is able to be absorbed by the new Ecderai Club membership. There mm 1.660
to be about asnln. :Trade Commission which will 0”" members enrolled yesterday. Hundreds
forward its activities and developlcw of persons who u“, been members 0;
toiliiISSIMiR lliflfll
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return home Thursday.
Reedingi‘mpe.3500ead1w.m P
Beers' . Downtown.
which created it.
Commissioner lhvies reports
before the Bureau is absorbed by the and care each week many people an
The Sunday 891100! Christmas 0“" new iederal comiseion, it plans to save the small amount required to
class at ”10 “ml 1‘3““)le 39"“ l complete additional and dual reuol'm meet their wonky payments, and when
M church ”119 “001118 “'0 1’9““ on tobacco. tam machinery associa up Christmas time arrives and an ex-
l°°k°d row“ to With mud! pleas m3. mm ofcorporatious. Oil. trust us. mount 0‘ money {3 Med, tho
1"on Ochoa MI” “W ”‘8" laws and conflicts of wrpomioh laws rlltmaa Ciub’Check meets the de-
audiences ‘t their “mm“ " and leave its force as free as possible mood The boy. in the Trust Com-
rd for the new work oi the trade com- pany we“, “ buiy trio yesterday. aver-
mlssion. aging over one hundred and all! men
During the last few months, the re- berahip mung.“ an hour during an
past three years were among the first
The present cold‘iinap has rcts
ed somewhat the work on the new
cellars oi the public school buildings.
Contractor Mather has kept his men port “’5'
going despite the freezing weather r. .‘ general comprehensive “"9, °t inga Club starts out with larger and
d h made considerable headwa
on as y iof having immediatiely agilabls tor Thousands of people know what the
“’9 Tn“ Cornmiss °"' ° ”um“ Christmas Club stands (or they know
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at 312*: oNigb": fienge 13%;”; h on i'iacts of the processes of manufacture that it is an experience not. an experi
Thu 8 y evening ‘lroni 9 0.61 ock to Iorganization and dominant dnanclaifmom' “d were in line to loin.
. control of any line ofindnstry.
xflfimnmo 0:12:33 “commxéfiuli The report this year contains a very
‘ {comprehensive review of the law un~
almudhugillwii: :32: flunwlgrfi der which the Trade Commission will
wo.rlr The new body, it explains. will
mmipgege;eféaméergxo' will Slivave. not ohly those functions of in
p ' ivestigation and publicity which the.
Bureau oi Corporations exercises. hutI
also other fuhotlons of publicity inves-
gation and recommendation . and
rs which are quasluludicial. which
it in a marked mannerl
FIVE CAMBRIDGE I'llu-l VICTIMS
omnmmm MASS" Doc 29.—
Tl1e list of fatalities resulting from
the lire at the City Home. on Sun-
day night. was increased to five by
ithe death of Mrs. Mary Ilrown, to-
-'_.dny Mrs Brow'n. who was 80 years
old. had been in the hoapitel ward
of the instituting for some time. The
excitement and .; exposure attending
her removal from the burning build~
lug aggravated her condition, and
hastened her death. the physicians
said.
The Norwalk members of the Con-
gressional Union for Women Sum-age. i
irecelved notice this morning 0! a meet- :0“
ing of all members to be held January
'8th, at 8 p. m.. at Rauscher’s ball- -room, distinguish
-. 'y
A wonderful man, everyone has heard of him, and his mar-
velous inventions, yet strange to say there are people who will
the nnild (The Fdison Diamond’Disk Phonpgraph) until they
’lhe Edison l‘tCOl'tlS 011 an EDISON produces the most natur-
mr or Columbia records with as good results as though they were
The A. J. Angevine 8. Son Company
134- 135 WASHINGTON STREET
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the year's work in his bureau whichimxm HEALTH AND (.‘oon
from:
“70le 0‘“ 0‘" G“ ”“1 Electric inelds according to the act of Congress the Christmas Savings Club for the 4
,thst to Join roller-dam By a little economy a
the bum“ has been mm“! entire day. The 1915 Christmas 8av-~
the whole industrial field with the-view brighter Dl’OBDOOlI u,“ ever before, '
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instrument in
beautiful iul l
themselves are
machine and
cherfully play
ant you to feel .
will play We
T1117“! ARE llEl’ENDI-IN’I‘
IONIC UPON THE OTHER.
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M. disables-ed or ill kept mun,
either in mafia»: or child. Food.
W mwmpoortoeth and dis-
Wanna infected. Ill
liconh follows. A dinplete examini-
mum. flours: tnmtosp)‘
m.; Sundays by appointment. *
Dr. .l. H. Maliery.
11003819.; in. map. In.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT.
10 South Main at. South Nor-walk.
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Reserve Tables Now let}:
NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATIGN
The Royal James inn .
Entertainment and Supper
All Wool Poplin
Circular SKIRTS - - - - $2 98
' :SGHLGreen Stamps Given Here
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
South Norwalk, - - - Conn.‘
The City National Bank
Progressive Banking
Thi- affairs of this Bank «11- gm i'l‘lli‘d with uiiiscrvutism, mun-prise
11ml up-tn-daic nietlimis.
.‘\s. u rre'uli of increasing: lilbilii'ss “i- aw liviit-r prepared ilmn ovu-
hi-i'uru to handle the “(PUIIHIS of our customers.
Our facilities for 11 sound and satisfactory banking senior are its
nearly prrt’wt as modern. pfllfll'v‘h‘siu‘ ideas have yet di'llet'tl—lt‘t ac-
tual l‘l‘i-llllis demonstrate to you thi- “isdom of having mi account “1th
us.
Leading Furniture and
House Furnishing
House Of,» the
NorWailks... _
The A. J.’ Collins Company ‘
SOUTH ‘ NORWALK
PROGRESS FORUM LEAGUE.
John Palmer Elected Eaia‘cmed Ad-l
vocals and Richard Volnht
Worthy Advocate. ‘
Progress Foruln’, No. l. Fraiernalib‘
Forum league, held its annual meet- 1
ing last evening. Several applications
for membership were received, and
arrangements completed for the ini~
tiation of officers next Monday night,.
at which time there will be an enter-1
toinment and» refreshments. The fol-
lowing oilicers were elected: ‘_
Esteemed Advocate—John Palmer.
Worthy Advocate—Richard Volght.
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battalions of engineers.
‘ If you failed in minor schnols last Washington. when the plans for the
your giVe Policy's a trial. First les- coming year will be submitted by the
non i‘rr-o. We return 110“! me! 1‘ executive committee. Preceding this
'6 fail to road: ”‘1' A m the committee, of which Miss Elsie Hill
”“m""“'°°‘ 1 be M Kt,wif tCn
momma PRIVACY assnmm 3 a me!“ '» fl- an e 0 0
School (M every m and gressman Kent. of California, will be
' entertained at luncheon. The Norwallr
DVcnlIg
POLLEY ’8 members ofthe committee include Mrs
F. 3. Lyon, Mrs. John Treadweli, Mrp.
Private Dancing School ,lReed Haviland, 'Mrs. Helen Hill Weed,
I MONROE STREET Tel. 14133 Miss Clara ill. Mrs. lrving Hall, Mrs.
(Near R. R. station.)
iPerc rcy Brooks and Mrs. F. c. Cutler.
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fr tom the Bureau ohTCorporations‘. It
will have much broader discretion and
will act, when requested to do so by
the courts. semester in chancery in
the preparation of trust decrees.
In view of the impending merger of
the Bureau of Corporations with the
Trade Commission, Commissioner Da- A six months old child w“ brought
vies makes no recommendations as to into Glendennlng's drug store yester-
policies or plans for the future. and in day noon suffering from mucous
Mr and Mrs Henry Helu oi Sagi~
mew, Mn‘chixan. announce the engage-
; ment of their daughter, Augusta J., to
M. Harold George Thompson. of Nor-
walk, Conn. ' '
Worthy Vice Advocate~0harles H.
Young.
lnstrucior~Linwood Weller
Secretary—~Fred Scofleld, Sr.
Treasurer—Jacob Utzlnger.
Guide—John Aehworth.
Tntercessor—Joseph Bartlem, Sr.
Organist—R. J. Larraurl.
Director—Fred Sconeld. Sr
Tmstee for 18 months—George W.'
Collin. Sr.
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addition to a lengthy review of the strangulation. Later the baby was
functions or the Trade Commission. taken to Dr a E Cram's omce where
his report is confined to a review ‘of relief was 31va
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cnmrwny “union 1am wifl'lfll‘fl,
idlers and offered them dances."
tinned the major-general,
lln the National Guard are strong, ath~
PING PONG SOLDIER DAYs ENDED militia in the State or New York on _,
dependable, lighting me‘n. War is a .
NEW YORK’ Dec. 28".“? (lays or rough business and you have to use
“pins pone“ soldiers in this state are rough methods in preparing the men
numbered, said Majoroeneral John 11‘. of the militia for Lt n
O'Ryan, Commander-in-Chiel of the‘
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N w York State National Guard. in a WAR sNATCHEs.
statement today explaining the recent Simeon Ford, the humorist said
order disbanding the Twenty- -second
ithe other da
Regiment and its formation into two y
“We are a nation or humor-lets. We '
extract humor even out of over. As I
“19 hard W095 30°? °’ “‘9 "5“ walked down Broadway the other
ment's armory 11.1th my 55 ‘0 be toml morning, I overheuid scraps of tall;
up, he said, so that the members of like these.
the new battalions can have practical u‘ 'The missionaiies have been look- I
experience in engineering work such‘mg for heathen in the nrong eoun~ 7
as digging of trenches. ”was ,
”If we advertised for 'pins pom? 801. “What’s the matter with the late f
u 0011' Rudyard Kipling resunecting himself '
. W9 °°“1d|and giving us a new per song?’ ‘
get a“ we wanted. But What we want, “ ‘Camegie‘ 3 peace palace? The >* ,
drainer has turned it in» a forfit "‘—
letie men who delight in camping and :Phlladelphis. Bulletin
roughing it. .
' What I want to do is to build up “i
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FIVE CLASSES--
Deposit each month .
And receive for next Christmas
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Bond of Thrift Perseverence and lnenpedence
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With interest at 4 per cent
The Beat Means Yet Deviseil to Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings.
Class .E ..
ClassB . Class C.
S 2.00 $ 5.00 '
26.44 66.10
80. 44 201.10
Class D_
3 10.00 ‘ i
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402. 20
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Enrollment for Christmas, 1915, mnsi be made before January lsi, next.
In additionio the regular banking hours, we are open the iollowlirp evenings: Mondiiy. 066.28 7-811. 1a.. Tues. lice. 29 7-8 p. at. Wed. Dec. 30. Hi p. 111., Thursday, lice. if: 7-8 p.111
Dividend at rate
oi 4 per cent.
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5.00
0.50
You may coin-w '
blue one or mm...
~ classes. '
Norwalk Chronicler