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van “Gina KNOW.
Fire insurance means more than
.115;
‘honastinientlons. so: out orsnvnnl My, Bosch 111111
Fire Insurance Companies, organizfigmmd aim to his recently our
in this county, have failed or abandon-l
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish;
real indemnity 11' company must have:
resources to back up its policies. Come,"
In and look over the resources of some"
of the companies represented by us
and then pick a big substantial corn-
pany that you can depend on in time
of trouble. It costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
Taylor 81 Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
TELL? this IN E 1230
Miss lr‘rgnccs Costello.
avenue, is spending the day in New
,York.
\‘l'ashington ('urnp, No. It. l’_ t). S
of A, witl hold its regular meeting
tonight. There will in: election of
officers; also initiation, and business
of irnpurtmce to all members
'hcld ill the
7N.
of Putnam
MET
L. ficifaflnnd, of Benton street.
« ”at—‘-
:rhased farm in Cranbury tomorrow.
A movement is on foot to have the
stores close on Monday evenings dun; . ~
, Ngyden Rufiellfofwbovrelljgr ‘
Mannnig'rhifing her brother. Joseph'
F. S. LYON
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.W m, Good Job Printing £8eaupain & Saunders"
Best Paper, Best Work, Beat Pricéo_
as mourn mm smear
_s. NORWALK PHONE corE w
I
ing the winter, commencing next Mon- .‘
day.
up”
’The Somali: Tire and Rubber Com
part), y'esterda) put their first tires from $14. so upwgrd. Come andIWm.Etfron,an11 you will get a rend!
'on the road. two being placed on cars' 1001: thorn over before going else-g market for things which you don't
for demonstration between \‘ew York
and Boston.
Herman o. scrrmrdt, the painter 111- l Picture Framing and Glazing ;your can.
log in \e.\ 1011 11 avenue, reported to-r
Id'li) that six deers were seen fee rding}
oi‘f t'uo ha) stacks uhlth are in back,
of his house.
entertainment will be1
South Norwalk Baptist
Church, this evening at 7:30 O’t‘lock
Christmas
,and promises to be one of the most
interesting 311w held there,
Sister Mary Adelaide of Boonton.
.l., was the guest of her brother,
C. A. Bradley, of Chestnut street, on
Monday. Sister Mary Adelaide is a
1 member of the Cloister Order.
Piree A, McDonald, of New York
and West Norwalk, was in Norwalk
,indayh calling on friends. and con-l
~fcrring with Attorney Ira 0. Gregory,
, on Buy Scout matters.
Edwzrr'rl liennessey, 111‘ the New
Y‘ork (listOiIlS house returned to the
(it; yostcrlrr}. uflr'r 11:1."11111 spent the
11011th nilh his sistrrs ulro reside on
J. ll \'ril,for1n~r general superin ol’latts1llle “"9““?
tenderrt 1.1 the Edison interests in
Orange. who is one of" the best
known efreclrical experts in the coun~
try, is the guest at Superintendent
and Mrs A, lo:.\\irrr-~.lrest1r of Gibson
Court
2‘1", .l..
At tho {oirrt meeting of the enter
' tainment 4'. orrrmittees of Putnam lloac.
-1wood. Schomeyer claims he was uni»:
Company and Old Well Hook and
Ladder copurry, last night. arrange
ments urre. completed for the open
houSn to re held at the (‘entral Fire
Station i1 Franklin street All the
city odicials, firemen from the town
and many other friends are expected
to partake. of the hospltplity ot the
I :7 tvro contort“?
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, The police. have received word that‘
'Matyas' Schomcycr, of Stamford who
’ claims he was assaulted by Louis Ko-I
vacks, that he will be present tomor-
FEW morning when the case cornea to
trial before Judge Edward M. Lock-
, ibis. because of his injuries. to appear
.3.
yesterday. as he says he had to tune
six stitches taken in his head
The annual Christmas" exercises or
the South Norw alk Congregational Br-
7119 school will be held this evening at
, 7. 80 o'clock, under the direction of Sn
perintendent John M. Glover. The
character of the entertainment this
year will be different from any pre-
viously given, as the title, “White Gifts
for the King." carries out the idea or
the scholars bringing gifts instead of
receiving them. These gifts will be
' used for the Christmas of the poor peo-
\
.ple of the town. ,An interesting pro
,gram has been arranged. including
Christmas slides. 11 hlch will be shown
on a large screen. Refreshments will
be. served and all parents and friends
of the school are in1ited to attend.
Always rcliahlc .alltl effective.
Syrup \\' lrite l‘inc and 1.11 for
corn-its Zill'l lcolds.
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A large sizc bottle for 25c, art
Stillsnn Powell Cmporation'
I2 WASHINGTON STREET
1 ‘v
Louis Dozsa, ot‘ Iexington avenue,
was arrestcd by Detecthe Sergeant
lutallll'l‘lnlltl. this morning on corn
lalnt of Michael \‘ovak. The assault
place. on
D
is allagcd to tune taken
Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Iti1har'd A. Baggs are
the parents of a son, born ves stcrdav
at their residence No. 30 Lowe street
'Ilre happy father is wire chief for the
Couther 11 No.11 ingland Telephone
company, in South Norwalk.
Miss Mlnorva H. Nash, met with a
painful nlzcldentvinat week. She slip-
petl on the nidowulk and fell with
such Iorce tho: mc'suctained 11er
lure oftllré 11113113119 In getting along
wry 'nicoly notwithstanding .lhe sen
iorrsnoss of the injury
'. Louis S. Leonard and Mrs. Maude
S. Nuttlng, of Norwnlk. were united
in murriago Saturday alternoon. The
ceremony was performed in New York
cm After a brief honeymoon Mr.
_ Iand Mrs. Leonard will take up their
residence at 58 Franklin avenue
Committees from the six tire Com-
panies In the City of Norwalk will
meet on January 7 at their respective
quarters for the purpose of making
plans for pluochle contests for Court
cilman Riordan's cup Much interest
is being taken in the contest.
The City of Norwalk yeriterda)’
took title to the former Gleason prop-
erty in Franklin avenue, Norw.alk
now 011 ned b1 the Blue Ribbon Gar
ago Company. of- Bridgeport This
property was ordered purchased some
months ago. as to entrance to the
new Pro g": ‘ “venue school
price hold was $2 500.
A meeting of the Journeyman Plumb-
ers’ Association was held with Build-
ing Inspector C I Finch present,
Central Labor Lyceum Hall. last even-
ing. There was a general discussion of
the provisions of the new plumbers’ or
‘dinance Some changes were suggest
ed and will probably be made.
:other meeting will be held newt
day night.
M on-
The.
In,
An~ '
We have 3115: rectived a ship-7
iment of Range: guaranteed mi
bake and heat, that we will sell
where. For honest dealing and:
Ipricea fair, none with Mr. Rascal
l can compare.
Rosen s FurnitureStore
15 Ely Avenue
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Holiday Specials
Just reached a large assortment oi
(hr-“tug Sets, Watches, Rings. Pins,
chains and many other attractive
.rll‘ts arc marked at low prices
I 51121; (DIR \\'I.\"I)()\V DISPLAY
'The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Roscnfield. Prop.
40 WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articlea of value
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WALL
PAPER
Painting .
Paper Hanging .
. Decomtmg "
FThéGorllam Cot,
to mm at. am Norvidlk
Tel. 452.
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‘o-gf'
rmmr gunman» 111W m'rrnnr.
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Xmas git’ts:~»-l-‘ou,uluin l’t'ns, Knlvcs.r ’
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7 1 Holiday Neckwear
WILL ASK LEGISLATURE TO;
ELIMINATE LIQUOR PROSECUT, ;
tNG AGENTS.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 28.—-—Thnt an
attempt will be made during the lcg~i
islatlve session to abolish the posi-
tions of prosecuting liquor agents and 1‘
thus wipe out one good paying job in?
oath of the larger cities and in some:
of the small towns of the state, In,"
stated on reliable authority today. A
similar move was started two years
ago, but did not preiall. 'Ilus jobBI
were saved
A number of New Haveners an
want, such a; rags. papers, bottles, pear-ed for and against the measure
rubbers, scrap iron metals, leatherI when the hearing on the DI'ODOSIG act
beds a specialty. We are waiting for was held before the jud‘ui War) Commit
Samuel Julie, 37 Fog-u tee It was pointed out that the 11
Phone 499, lquor prosecutor was an unnecessarv
1. -. ,_ _ I. expense to the town. It was con
:tended by the aduxates of the 111915
bra that the liquor prosecutor does
loathing more than the city‘ attorney
1could do. and that the latter would
loot be entitled to a large fee every ,
:tlrne lie signs a warrant. The New'
Iiaveners went before the committee ,
with figures to show the expense to ‘
this city at least of the present ova-
l‘REr-is :i'nrnlrno
.CAVITIES TREATED
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ARIORCULTUHIBTS.
SOUTH MORVJALK CONN
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jade, successor to
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lstreel.
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DaVey’s
501: TEAS
lEqual to most 60 cent
1 tem of having special prosecutors in‘
l d i this class of ('aes. The liquor prose-g
t gra es' 60 S & H icutors are appointed by the county
1’ loommissloners now and are paid un-
1,
Stamps Wlth each lb lIder the 1nd fee system. whith makes
lthe job a reasonably good side issue.
i
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Ifor most am
; ”.1113 stopped the ladder 20 rounds to profession
Jb Writer atrect.11l1ere 1 Mil conduct‘
1 First Class Plumbing listab‘lrhmem.
H. A. HEGELEIN
79110111: 110612.
. walk oyatcrman. was arrested by De—
7tcctlvc Sergent Thomas lmtlrerland
yesterday afternoon, while at his work
in Smith Norwalk. lie war; accused
by his wife with drunkenness 11nd
non-annport, After, hearing 11 number
of witnesses in thc Town Court. Hill
morning, Judge Lockwood decided" to
continue the once for two weeks. Tabb
NECK
by our I
When it comes to (‘hoice
IWICAR. we're In 11 rank all
solver ahead of the foremost.
We've a profusion of new and liarrd~‘
trio good behaviour.
7 .
iconic 3.1113 and shapes‘
1 We're a thousand Ties to plea e a
thousand tastes. ’
25c , I501; '1.
POST OFFICE BLOCK.
Louis Avrick
POBTOFFICE CLOCK
scum uonwatv
w .3: . IW- «-.~
Snow ~ Shovels
Blade, Aah Cans. (whale. Cans, Coal:
diode. Ash Sifters. Furnace Shovelml
ton "Heaters. Etc.
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$6.98
For. Ladies
COATS
7_ValueIs7 to $18 00
"JACOBY ’ S.
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. MoGOVERN, Agent.
155 Wuhmgton.5t.. So. Normlk
OPP- Haiti's I heatre
”ALBERT r. GE‘HEBEE
as wear wasmuoron 111 BEST. I
somwuonwnx. ' .. .1.-- .._. L...._..__4
Phone 10692, Prompt Delivery-i Nonwatx FIRE ALARMS.
ital—Corner of Molt: and Wall Streets.
Tires ,Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizingto me
Best work and chupeat price!
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
“Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 3211-4
”‘1‘
A full line of tires and tobacco:
Work called
........_... .o...“ .t- 1--.-..u»...
Ropings and
Wreaths
for'ull purposes can now be purch~
used In South Now-111k. We have lo.
stalled new machinery (or their man- '
‘21~ Beldcn Avenue and Union Place.
:22~~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
gill—~Imlon Park.
I25—West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
I27——I"ranklin Avenue and Lynes Place.
5114113 house (private box).
33_Harbor
Street. .
34~Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
36——Wost Avenue. near the Armory.
338-Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
town. Patronlm home Industry. 8111— ;Ilwm‘oss Street and Wilton Avenue.
Avenue and .Orchard
ufucture. Local dealers no
need,,lra\'e this work done out of
longer ;
The New Science
39111111011 or curacpmcnc.
Chiropractic 111 the definition or the
noise or the disease and tho Irt of
ed by a wrench. twist or Ipnln in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
l rater life In the different organs and’I
i limb!
. Chiropractors remove the cause of
'atiseasa and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve snl
adjusting the some. Dianne is cant:
lsfnctlon ‘ ubsoiutely‘t guaranteed. Prl- {42“Mnln Street and North Avenue.
"la—France Street.
i52——.’tlnin and Catherine Strut-1..
‘53~.\'e11
Mrs. 1.3011111} F
7‘ Railroad Ave. Phone 372 12
3 Funny candles and flush fruits.
3..
amt/mm».
ccs moderate.
11
I
Street.
54-» ~Chestnut Street. near Summer St
*Maln Street and Union Avenue. ’
t62—On The Green.
i63:E‘ast Avenue and .Lincolu Afivenue
6-1 Eliot mama and llaskarn Lone. '
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I‘31—«South Main St, between Grow,
‘ and "Meadow Sts.
32~x(M) Electric Works. State St.
sl—xSpring and Clay Sta.
Wm
[ntgnfions Pay NoDividcndsl
Y on ”re not to do more than just IN I 1 ND to 5111C
11113119 you expect: to get any where financially.
()nc... otual deposrt 111 a' smiu’gs account is worth
aurore— Iran a hurrd'i'cti mere intentions to sure
Start an account now with one dollar or more.
1
toms in your body. Female troubleal
given special ottention: also ourva- l
turn of the eplne. You will never row!
fret giving the Chiropractor 1 ounce" 1
to help you. 3
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Magnetic treatments given alto.
T. Francis. D. C.
{:1- N°fw$k15°3nl scum NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
amer S °° “I'Ii‘ire Alarm Headquarters at. Electric
N Washington St
' Graduate fromg
discoverer
Works. Telephone » for 'flre
alarms. No. 24.
3-—xWashington and North
. 18m; Mahnckemo Hotel.
i-«xDay and 311de Ste.
§~—R &. G Corset. Factory, private.
6—dlioyt's Theatre. 1
a}%w Examiner ’11
Security 1111,1115 511311.11
ii 5 Prtcntml't‘
BRIDGEPOET, CO!“
.1873 to 35831
. 1
EAST Psalm-1; 1.11115 To new
. YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN;
' THE SOUTH AND WEST. l
Thrtmgh our tar-111910 all Importont
Interior points. flicking connections
with daily through care to the follow-
tng points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den 2—Cross St
vzar tndlaInatgflia. Kansas City Louis l 7—Norwalk Hospital
v lie Litt e ock. Oklahoma City, St. __
Louis and Salt Lake our. Freight 8 Mum 1111111 0mm“ “a 0”” H°
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New “‘9
York (foot of Catherine St), every 12‘. -——xWe11t 81., Franklin School
day except Sunday at 3 11.111. Freight 13~xConoord St. Concord and Lin-
recelved at Norwaik up to ii p. m.an , , coin 5011501,. I .
‘ 14—Nortl1 Main and Ann Sta.
at South Norwalk up to 5: 3011). in.
THE NORWALK sTE‘AMBOAT ”N1515~Htghst.‘m| mm"? A“:
16~derwalkvlibd Works.
, Arming J. Smith, Lance. .
George F.“ Paolo. Gan-rat Agent.
, , 17+Weilt Av cud Cedar St.
- 18—1ng11 School; Won't Ave. 1
21—11111» 8t. and Taylor 11.111 “
lfia—wxEIy A and have at;
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”Main
\35~—xliaviland and Water Sis.
,37wxbockwood Mfg. Co.
jilml‘uirfleld Ave. and Cedar St.
liZ—Taylor Ave. and South St.
48-Woodward Ave, and Meadow St.
45~Burritt and Quintard Aves.
Water St. '
46~Woudward and Lowndes Aves,
film—Golden Hill St. and Elmwood
Ave.“
52—»Washing-ton St. Bridge.
53—Frelght'yard and Ann St, private.
Sinorwnlk Lock Co. private. '
61~Corner Putnam avenue and Reed
st 1:.
(x) Denotes non interfering boxes.
(M) Master box, from which the
number of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. 111.,
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd timers, testing or
line open. 1.
Two stroked after an alarm, tire out,
recalls department,1-1 ,
Three slow strokes, writer to be 1111111
off, 1—«1—1
At 12: 05 p. 111.. each Wedneodw,o
”box to pulled for test.
Firo,qlprma, for
i
and '
1
member of the legal
Louis Tabb, a well-known East Nor- 7
*must report meantime and keep on
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32s—Weat Avenue and Merwin Street. 7
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Canaan Road and 1911111134 Washington Street.
TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1914
FREE
To the Year’s First Born
1915 Boy or Girl 1915
Beautilul Baby’ 5 Patent Crib
Mattress and Pillow Complete.
Will 111' delivered free of all
charges to the first baby
born "in the New Year of
1915 in the ("ity of Norwalk..
Crib Now Displayed
in tlur Window
FURNITURE COMPANY,
127-129 Wasdliuu'ttm 8L, ’I’lwnc 105
STERLING
Smoked
Shoulders
"13%c 1]).
East India Tea Co.
25 Washington St. Phone 371
Uu account of the bad times we sell now at lcbruary and
March Prices. We jump right over the usual profitable sea-
son. Marked down everything plumb into the last. ditch re—
duction, and will clear out Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waiats
and Furs regardless of cost. Do you realize what this means
to you—cutting your garment expense in. half.
THE PARIS '3' 1'"
. South Norwallr.
The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
Spccals Forthristr‘nas
Electric tree lighting outfits, 110,0r 220 volt. Hand Lanterns. Flash Lights
Iand Bicycle Lighting Outfits. Electric. from, Vacuum Cleaners-and Fixtures.
.1111», wute'nectrrc Company'-
ELECTRICAL crleNEERs AND CONTRACTORS,
Phone Connection. SOUTH NORWALK
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"ANOTHER NEWONE.
DeKLYN’S porno BREAD
10 CENTS PER LOAF.
. ALL onocens.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it again.
DeKLYN’S
27 MAIN STREET NORWALK, CONN.
Norwalk Furniture House
We Will relund all Money paid on
any goods held for Christmas Deliv-
cry, which were destroyed in our
fire
The store will be 119111
as soon as possible. ..
Norwalk Chronicler