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A commodious addition will“ soon be
added to the Bur-dick Lunch cart, oni
South Main street
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Fire Insurance facts l
vou SHOULD KNOW. E
Fire insurance means more than
honest intentions. Six out of SEVEN}
Fire insurance Companies. organized Police Sergeant Thomas Hunt was
in this county, have failed or abandon. ’ taken suddenly ill this noon, and was
ed the business. To 1 WP) and furnish ”bug“! ‘0 5° to h“ home.
real indemnity a company must have.
resources to back up its policies. Come?
in and look over the resources of some
of the companies represean by us
and then pick a big substantial com
puny that you can depend on in time
took have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Bulkley of. ll) Hillside
street.
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Miss Florence McMahon and Mas
of trouble. It costs no more to insure -ter Howard McMahon of 12 Hillside!
in a real good company.
Taylor & Golden
OOUTH NORWALK rsusr do
E‘stleet are visiting Mr and Mrs John
EKsne of Bethel
The pool loom formerly occupied in
‘ Gustale Knorr in the Roodner build-
IUILDING. ing on South Main street will be 1ut
TELPI'HONE 1230qu for oliice purpose.
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Fleu’ellln, 38 Orchard street. on Fri-
lday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
1) 111755 Elise Byington. cl Belden ave
Enue, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry I.. Beers. ol‘ Roselle.’.\‘. J.. where
she will spend New Years.
Illiss Angeline Stone of Bellows
Falls, Vermont, is spending the win-
ter months with Mr and Mrs. l.. M.
' 1. \Vrlght of Fairlleld avenue.
NEW YEAR'S DAY SENTINEL. E
The Sentinel. following its usual cus- ‘
tool will be issued as a morning paper
on Friday, New Year's D1112.
. Miss 1ieltlllde Vatteforq, of Brook
‘lyn. is lisitiug her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. llernard 'I‘. Natteford, of Wilton
avenue
.C ..-‘1 Marks rector of St. Mat
llel
bronchUs.
three days
During the first three days of this
week it is estimated about 500 Nor
Attorney William I“. Tammany is'
lilusy 'lnuving into his new offices ltl Trust Company a Christmas Saving‘s
the tuitod llsnl. llullding Judge Club. The SI weekly class is the
Tillilllllill) will he settled there per- most popular
.manenlly 1m Monday of next seek '
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Mrs. H. B. 'l‘llsyer of Silvermlne
A number of \otw‘slks lovers of Road was admitted to the Norwnlll
‘ 11111si1.11e.ntto Bridgeport. .to hear the Hospital last “1‘1“ and owed on
.1Messinh“sung at the Armory last this lnornlfll by Dr. \Iorrlson.’ 0, New
night. 4111111111: them was Prof, tin-410”“. boulhurgeons ”3m“ the
11111113411111. formerly of Bridgeport. 3 noted surgeon.
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Judge Lockwood will hear the (‘lvil
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. leopard ro
case' 111 tilitsky. Rainer and Company turned to Norwelk lust evening after e
vs. 1.111111.- Prensky et al. in the town tbrlef honeymoon. following their mar-
» 'uourt next Monday morning. Tl‘e'rlsg’s W guard”. in New York.
suit is over an alleged unpaid bill. They will take up their residence at
' ”’"' ’ 58 Franklin s1 onus.
A letter continuing an invitation to. 1
‘7 ““9“" ”‘9' ”ml“ mm 9" “‘9' ,3- Dr. sonnets and. wire. or New York
». Foreign Hound of Trade of width spent the Christmas holidays with
"James A. Farrell head of the steel their MMB‘
trust. is ohsirmsn. has been received East Norwalk, and their “um” Ida
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flagg of Sauga~‘
The members of the W. C. 'I‘. ll.‘
will meet at the home of Mrs, Bessie;X
thews Episcopal Church, of 11111311 lsE
(unfilled to hs home will an attwp 1 of;
The illness is not severe;
but he has been afflicted for the pasti
on Strawberry HllL.
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i Tns‘sop'rn NORWALK ammo summer.
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TREES TRIM MEI)
F. S. LYON E CA\'I'l‘I£$_'i‘lil';A'fi£D
Good Job Printing Beaupain & Saunders
8082 Pap", Belt Work. Bel! Prices ARIOROULTURISTS.
' as NORTH 11111111 smear ‘ "9"“ ”new“ 1' '0“
Es. NORWALK PHONE 1107;
1 JUNK DEALER
We have jus: received a ship-E
meat of Ranges guaranteed to Y“ “1” “e“ "“9 ‘ 9°”! °’
bake and he” that we will “HE phone to Samuel Julie, successor to
from $14. so upward. Come and' Wm Enron pnd you will set 3 may
0011 them over before going else- market for things which you don't
where. For honest dealing and Iwant. such as rags. papers. bottles.
Eprices fair. none with Mr. Roses rubbers. sci-11p iron. meme, leathorl
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’can compare. . l beds a specialty. We are waitingvfor
l Picture Framing and Gluing. your call. Samuel Jane. 3': Fort
. street. Phone 499.
IRosen ’sFurnitureStoreE
! 15 Ely Avenue E
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Davey’s,
$06 WAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S 81 ll
Stamps with E’each lb.
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fHoliday 8136011118
E Just received a large adsor'tment oi
EXmss gifts: ——Fonntain Pens, Knives,
ECaning Sets, Watches. Rings. Hm,
Hindus and many other emu-soft“:
gifts are marked at low
1 SEE OUR “INDOW DISPLAY ’
lThe NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
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5 Joseph Rosenlield. Prop. .
so WATER ”REIT.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articles of vein.
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street. where I will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106.12.
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The Gotham Co.
“'vale .
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decoratlng
The Gotham Co.
' '10‘1‘Flrfl OL- I.“ "Willi
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WEAR. were in 11 rank all
selves~ahead of the foremost.
We've a profusion of new and hand-
some silks and shapes!
We've s thousand Ties to please a
thousand tastes.
251: 501: .1.
POST OFFICE BLOCK.
Louis Avrick
”OWN!“ ILOOK
~NJIJ'I'I'I IONA”!
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Ropmgs and .
Wreaths
Ecandldates for appointment
lieutenants. From the Serum] Infan— 1‘
.try. First lieutenants (‘ul'l 11‘.
.- Company
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i"’iral I lass. Jilrpll l'.
M I Wane" WNW N"
1'~111'poru|. the prornrllinn to date D11»
~1-ml111r 22. Ill“. '
Captain Roland F. Andrews First
Holiday Neclwca‘r 3
When it comes to Choice NECKE
by our-E
TAKING MILITARE ’RX.\MI\A--
TIONS.
Mathias wanes Bark to 1111» 111111111. "_
Iyn N11 y Yard After Duty
in “'08! Indies.
An examination board met at the
state armory, Haltfurd, at lo Helm-k
yesterday morning to examine
eers from the Coast Artillery
and from the Second Infantry,
coast artillery were Secolld Limiten-
ants Arthur D. Kt-yworth 11fthe Sixth
company. Justus J. Fennel n! the ser—
enth company, Joseph M. Harrison
of the Eleventh company. James E.
Nestor and Lew George of the
Twelfth (company. These ‘11“1'1'1» all
man and Howard C. Bates of Com-
pany F and I. respectively.
unlined as to their qualifll-ations fol"
appointment to rank of captain. Sec;
ond Lieutonnnts John L. Gray. jr.,
11; William J.
Company A: William LI. Whitney.
Company I: and Ellis 13. Baker. jr.,
(.‘ompnny F. were
The ”lamination hoard «insisted of
Colonel Charles li‘. Mel‘ube of the
Second infantry; Colonel llenrl’
Major Edward A. Shuttleworth.
8. A.: Major John litrkuy.
general; Captain I“. L. Donglrr.
8. A.; and Captain Charles S. Stern
Medical Corps.
Special ()rders—Inuwmlons.
In special orders issmd from the
of the udl‘ltllnt- ginoral the
rcl‘u‘nntlon of (‘aptain William 11‘.
I'Iascall of Company K
try. is accepted. and he. is honor
nhly discharged from [in 111l1tnr’
scrvlcu of the pinto. tukn effect
Innlzury. 15.
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”diver.
Nolan '11‘ Am-
i is Appointhd
l'r’detullod to
11nd
lnfuntn.
ho felcrul inspector.
airy. January ll. 19l5;
ll. cavalry. January 11'. as it will In»
'11 make these inspeuinus
Nasal \lllluu \l‘lnirs.
A case of books has boon recolvlod
at the state armory for the 50101111!
dlvtslon of the naval mllltin. from
the navy department. The local di-
vision is acquiring 11 111'r1 good ll-
hmry of books on senmnnshlp and
on the life of the marine
The Mnehins. formerly the train.
lmr ship of the Connecticut
militia. has arrived at the Brooklyn
ernl months in southern writers. Stu1
or the coast of Ilnltl.
IN COMMON PLEAS (‘Ul'll'IX
Motions in Dunbar} Cases to lie
“card by Judge 111111111.
:thi— .‘
curbs .
as to E
their fitness for promotion Those who 5
appeared before the board from tllef
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were ex- 5
of :
Shanuhall, -
examined for all‘.
polntment to rank of first lieutenant. '
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Dorsey of the Coast Artillery Comm:
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I"llst Infan-‘
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‘1" £11111» inspection 111' ’l‘ruop A. cnv- -
11nd of Troop 1
lmpoasthlo for the itlsl)e1-l0r»xon0r:ll.
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navy yard. after an absence of 111.11%-
twns stationed for a uonshloruhh time 1
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30. 1914
FREE
To the Year’s First Born
1915 Boyer Girl 1915
Beautiful Baby’s Patent Crib
Mattress and Pillow Complete.
Will be delivered free of all
. charges to the first baby
1 . . _ born ill the New Year of
. ' 1915 in the City of Norwalk.
Crib Now Displayed
in 011: Window
STERLING murmur COMPANY, .
127129 Wilmington 5t... ’Phone 105
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Smoked
Shoulders
13/21: lb.
‘3 , East India Tea Co-
. 25 WaShington St. Phone 371
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Louis has been selected as the 0111'-
3hss gone to New York to spend her.
week's vacation with ‘them. 1
The following motlous in Ilanbury E
chaos will be heard by Judge flow-1
for all purposes can now be purch-
:. “and the gathering will be held the lat.
' ter‘psrl of January. ‘
The \‘orwulk Gun Club will hold Eu
3—."—
Mrs. E. G. Betta and her daughter
' Marylfhave returned to their home in
. Union Park: after spending the Christ—
New Y1111r’sl)ny shoot at the traps in -
Winnlpsuk 11 1111 he 11 fifty 111111.22: 3'33: :32: “L: 2131;211:321
contest and 1‘1 cup has been put up for it. daughter of fills Bette:
the prize. The. increased intereSt
manifested by the members and also
a substantial gain the membership
will be cause for some spirited shoot-
ing on that day. '
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Harold H. Mead. of New Canaan.
who with Samuel J. Keeler, will open
a real estate office in Norwalk..sus-
tallied s broken'srm'last evening at
his horns as a result of the ice storm.
The directors of the Cllnmbor of ,
Commerve met. last evening and con-, He was about. to negotiate the “’9”
sidered many matters pertaining to . of the trout stoop when his feet went
the organization. The proposed in_ E out from under him and he fell heav~
dustriat fair took up considerable lly to the ground, breaking his arm
“me In distusslng‘an d tentative a” ; Just below the elbow. Mead kept an
lntlnellls of various commumefi,engagornmtt at Hartford this morning
no
11 are made. Tile manufacturers of the despite the “‘1‘“?
city haul expressed themselves in
'fflNOl‘Jlf the propositidn‘ and all are
together in the work.
An auto truck climbing W estport
Ellill 1311119 last night failed to nego
fllnle it and backed down. the brakes
Eliot. holding. into the 7:39 o'clock
.\\'eslport car from Norwnlk, which
was ascending the hill. Both the
truck and the car stopped at the bot-
.ton. of the liluule, the weight of the
.t‘ormer forcing the trolley down the
slippery rails. The damage was triv-
ial in each case and the passengers
‘of the trolley "ere unhurt.
"U11 .11" reliable and cficciive
$111111 \\l11tc Pine and T111 f111
"umbils and colds.
/\ large size lloltlo fnl‘ 251‘. at
Stillson-Powcll Corporation
32 W'PISHINGTON STREET.
lsomewhal frightened.
luteutlous Pay No Dlv1dends
\1111 V11 got to do more than just INTFJND! to save
1110111-1- if 1011. expect to get anywhere financially
()nu actual deposit in to savings account is worth
mole than a hundred liters inténtionsto 110,111.
Start an account now with one dollar 01 more.
although 1
used In South Korwnlk. We have in
stalled new machinery (or their-mum
ufucturo. Local dealers no
need have this work done out of
term Patronlxs homo industry Sat
MARVIN BEACH. TRACT.
a Large Plots (Sharer: noun)
1:. '1'. McGovanuwgm.
155 Wulringtsn'SL. So; Namath
. lsfactton absolutely gmmnteed. Pri-
longer
‘ cos moderate.
Tires Vulcanized Mrs. A.—(-]_ Cuneo
Bring your unearthing to me
Best work and cheapest price-7 JRaflrosd Ave. Phone 372-12.
Afullltnsoftiressndtuhesut
hand allthe time. Work and
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
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1810 to 1883
Security”. Illillsh i"
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Alter Chrisllllas
The NewyScience
DEFINITION .OF CHIROPRACTIC.
chiropractic Is the 11111111111011 o: 1.11.?
cause of the~ disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is onus
ed by a wrench, twist or Iprafn In
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in- &
Estes-lifts in the different organs and
1m .
Chiropractors remove the cause of.
liar-ass and pain health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve an;
toms in your body. Female tronblesj
given special attention: also OMWE
tut-Nu the spine. You will never re sale
not giving the Chiropractor a mu.
to help you. '11" Reduced in Price for
“5339“" ”WWW“ 5".“ a” 1 E Clearance and Will Go Quickly
T. FlaIlCIS,. D10.“ Those Prices:
04 Washington St. 80. Norwstk, col-1n. 75° Double. Roasting Pans. “mm"
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Graduate from Palmer School. tn.' Bile . . . . ‘.' 1 . . .. ................ 59c
. flnonvarpr 981: Double Roasting Pans. 13 inch
.1 size ........ .............. .69c.
FAST FREIGHT CINE To NEW '32. 75 Beautiful Dolls, light and dark
YORK AND TO ALL” pong-[‘3 "{E hair, 26-inch. sine .............. $1.79
THE SOUTH AND WEST. 25c 9x11Heavy Wire Broilers..;...191:
Through our service to all Important “16c Fancy China Cake Plates ....... 9c
‘mltthflgzllwitgu' making counsetionllétl. .50 Brown and White Casseroles. '
W v must: car! to the follow wtth nickle it me ..‘1........ 9
lug points; Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-' a a 8 0
var Indianapolis Kansas Ulty, Louis-
ville Little Rock. guklahom City ‘St. ‘5 98 Fancy Reed 1201! ~.'Cn.rringes
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freighti ,. At 33.98
goatkletafdei? Pr; 2:11 mil“ mist-V)" EN" 690 Extra Heavy Mail Boxes. .....491:
or o o a or us every . 1
' day except Sunday at 8 p. In. ' Fulani if): thlnlled Dust P3138 """ é ' :2:
received at Norwalk up to lid) in. sad Decorated 0“.” “c"
at South Norwallt up m 5.10 p at 49c Folding Doll Carriages ......... 291:
rue NOIIWAL‘K OTEAMBOA'I' 1.11111 the Farley 111111 linked. We
, ' Amilng J. smith; Lenin's. ' 3511 Cut Glass Salt and Pepper 13th
George I“. Fonts. donor-1....A‘ulfll- era. with Wl1;"""""°°
- 1 . , ,. 5c Plain' or Funny. ’I‘lilil Blewn Table
E Emblem
Immediate '
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250 Wright's savor; Cream ......... 19c '
ondnr session in Bridgeport.
Sterling ll. Fanton 1s. The Green
Auto (‘11 Motion to 1o-ooon iudg‘e-E
men: by default and for tune to file
answer
l'lulntll‘f's motion fox judgement for
want of answer.
Iluth A. Conklln 111 .\‘tl.lm J. Sil-
l'nr pronecutlon.
For Ladies.
COATS
values to $18.00
JACOBY ’S
Opp. Hoyt's l heatre
T‘HE FINEST OF THE
COTTON '
sanitarv and resilient
used in the manufacture of our
HJIGH CLASS MATTRESSES
Let us help you to make your
clean is
boil comfortable . lestiul.
sleep—inducing (Ionic in and" we
vvill gladly explain the .1el'its. 1511
our. durable lilattresses to you.
A. J Angevlueii SonCo
1rd Ii. Scott at Thursdays short ml. '
Mary A. (lrrlv v.11 Frederick (3.1.0? E
1'.ens Defendants motion for bonds.
'1 10 CENTS PER LOAF.
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On account of the badtimes we sell now EatflFebl'uary and
March Prices. We jump right over tllc'nsnal'profitable sea~
son. Marked dowll 'everytlling'plumb into-'the'last' 'ditch re-
duction, and will clear out Suits, Coats, Dresses,'5kirts, Waists
and Furs regardless of cost. Do you realize what'this means
7 to you—cutting your garment expense in. 11111.
“THE PARIS" :3...
The style store for Ladies . 'We. alter'FREE of charge
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Specals For Chmi mas
Electric tree lighting outfits 110 or 220 volt. Hand Lanterns, Flash Lights
and Bicycle Lighting Outfits Electrlc Irons. Vacuum Cleaners and Fixtures.
.The White Electric Company
ELECTRICAL auemssas AND cournAcrons, '
134 Washington Street. Phone Connection. soon-1 nonwul?
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ANOT .1 BER NEW ONE.
DeKLYN‘S POTATO BREAD
ALL GROCERS.
E Gile it a trial and you will ask for it again.
DeKLYN’ S
2‘! MAIN STREET NORWALK, couu.'
NorWalll Furniture House
. We will refund all Money paid (Ill
any goods held for Chl‘lSlmaS Ileliv-
cry, which were destroyed in our
fire
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The store will be opened
as soon as possible.
Norwalk Chronicler