; Tilili's‘
*liXCElSitlll
1!}: mercury was telling
last. as through our
a citizen who sought to
learn where (30M. is 80“
7 let’s iii to hm. ills.
heartwasslfllnt on his
l lose a leak at here to find
a place wherein the buy
.. ilgoieaellton.he"dgettnll
E value tor his non-“Trynoi
togaeSs,”autiid’iml said,
“’twill make a tempest in
your head. but firmly keep
his fact in mind. there's
nothing like the FERRIS
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Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Boys’ Mackinaws, :
,5 Boys’ Suits and Balma-
l ' caans,
[_ 'Al Very Reasonable Price.
GOTTLIEB’S "
i 7 F' $7 and $xo Suits.
4‘ ' n N. Main St. So. Norwalk. ‘
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lilay Inventory fiale .
j 25 PER CENT. T0 ONE-THIRD OFF
' on Watches. Jewelry, (‘locits and Opti-
cal lines shown in our store.
$000.00 STOCK AT CUT PRICES .
25 PER CENT. T0 ONE-THIRD OFF.‘
4..-- . Drop in now at
,__-_ BRAND’S
MASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWIttLK'S
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SEASONS GREETINGS
At this opportunle time. we wish to thunk you for the many favors
passed our wey during be your. Few of us have enloyed a record-
breaking season. but all my hero occasion to be thankful. especialiiy
for the uncle! opportunities that lie before in. We hope that this
will be your W Christina and that the coming year holds for
you the Greatest, Prosperity etuinebie.
F‘sithiuliy.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
3: lletels, M, Theaters, Sheets 7
PitAl'slNG ()llll MEATS.
Your guests will join you in
pulse of our cuts of wt, joist
as all our other rumours do.
We have built up our lamp:
trade on the rcmmlnendation
of emit-net‘s to friend, relu-
tivc or neighbor. And that’s
the best kind of an advertiser-
mcnt. after all. bouncer it's
sound and [it-rnlanent.
CHARNOK’S
———EXTRAVSPECIALS—-
Delicious (fl-cannery Butter, :1 ll). .. ..... . ........... 34¢
l'nrc Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. ............................. 25¢
E’urc 'l‘onlato Ketchup, 3 botttlcs ........... . ........ 25¢
t‘rcanl \\'hc:lt or \\’hc:licna. 2 pkgs ................. 25¢
A STULL 24 COTTAGE STREET.
0 EAST NORWALIK.
m l hles by using all the space available l
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BEERS’ MARKET
CHARLES F. PREUSSER. Manager.
6 North Main St.. South Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwaill.
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F anty l'urkeys . . 200 lb.
Pork Roast .........14c, 16c lb. Mm...” ................ 5c don.
[nag Mutton ...... 12'r’ze lb. .
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Leg of lAlllll) . ........... 16c ib. ‘n m 1‘0” ms- 2f”: pk 75¢ W
Roasting Chickens... ”“250 lb. i‘uncy (uiifornlu .\uvels.30c dotl.
Tristram 8. H l
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MID-WINTER s E '
Ladies’ Tailored Suits, $12
formerly priced at $15. $18 and 820.
Ladies’ Fur Coats at greatly redue : l ees
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Preparations are being made quite
generally by hotels, clubs and pet}
ple, who will privately entertain, with
a view to properly usher in the New ‘
Year at midnight tonight. This great ~
annual celebration will have its quota .
of active participants and 1915 will I'
be placed officially on the calendar, .
amid gayety and enthusiasm neverl
before equalled. Indications point to
record gatherings at the various ll0-‘
leis and clubs, while the "\Vatt‘h‘
Night“ services. which will be held IN I HE Bl L IzGl LIN BAS EM .
at many of the churches in the City. '
will be attended by large numbers of; . LAST BAYS 0' the SALE 0‘ CHINA, CUT GLASS, and FANCY WARE.
people.
The Royal James Inn. " 20 PER CENT 0“ 0” EACH ITEM
The management of this llostelry,,
tin anticipation of even a larger'
gathering than last year, has arrang-;
ed to meet the heavy demand for ta-li
Store Open This Evening. Closed All Day rrow.
lTO entertain the guests until mid-
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Efllglll, a high ”1355 cabaret has been . 1m -\‘\‘\‘\...\-.‘.-t-..\-\‘.‘t..-t‘. .‘O‘C‘Y‘.:‘
ISecured. Supper Vt'lll he served at ll 00MM|$IONER , "" "" " "" " 'I"" " " " """" " "
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Norwalk Country Club. '8 PREPAR'NG 1‘ .
~ The largest crowd in the history of
,the club will gather at the. clubhouse l .
3toniuht to join in the general vvel- ANNUAl REWRI
:I'ome which will be extended to the . '
lNew Year. Steward Millard has ._._._..__..
\found it difficult to find room for the
Epurtics who have applied into for E- l Buckingham Believes Mllllll'
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El‘t‘ht’lluliulls and lllt!l(_ than om our mum of Formal Hearings Means;
iflow mom will be necessary to ac- .
ironlodnle the. guests. Speldel‘s or- Elllqellcy.
,chestra will furnish the music for
Eduncing and the entertainment conl- Within
mitiee has secured his services until
:5 o'clock, \\lli<'il is particularly pleas»
iug news. The trolley service has
‘llt‘é‘ll carefully looked utter by the
committee, and there will be u t'ar
'lcuvo the club at 1 o'clock, and also
‘onc iii 2 o‘clock.
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a short time Workmen's
,l‘olnponsalion Commissioner Edward.
T. Buckingham will have compiled his
figures for the your on the adminis-
tration oi the act ill his territory. the
Fourth Congressional district. Ou-
ing to the large industrial interests ill
this section. notably lli Bridgeport.I
The Hotel Chm” Stamford and Norwulk, the commie,
A first class cahuret nnd music will ‘anfl has handled a large volume 0‘,
.add to the livelinces in the (lrili Room business during the year, which is the
of the. Mitford. A very large num» first that the compensation act has:
.ber of .\'or\vullter.< lune chosen this covered. ‘
place to celebrate them-canton and t‘onnnissimlor lluckinghnm's theory
into corners will undoubtedly tulle any of efficient administration 0! cont,
ltlllIt'n‘ hum-copied. penscntion business is'u minimum of
The Not-walk Boat Club. formal hearings. He works on the:
at greatly reduced pr
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Wishing You a y
Ring out your old Suit and t Ring
in a New one from our larg rtment
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New Year.
The as olsAsoerllc \vcll~kllowll!DEATHS AND FUNERALS-‘IM ClllllGEll WITH
place. ” '
‘held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from: 'i‘imms
for Rev. S. P. Fairbanks. pastor of the .there eve
lfollowed in Riverside Cemetery.
iWeite will be held from Raymond & Cupid lg
[Son's parlors, on Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. E. Barto will of-
flciete.
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KB] lemurs looms rents: AWAY. M5-
banltlng system. the building after—
ritorial railways by the Federal Gov-
ernment. the. promotion of agricul— Ads. when the
turn! education by the same nutborl- looms til".
;ty and in the “new freedom." Preai- .
y . ‘dgnltlfldmund James of tilte University One of the next
0 l note. sees "state‘s r ghts." head-
ed for “innocuous deeuetude.” Who buy molestatei
; Hayes’mock .lishment ototbc Federal Reserve
day in an address delivered at a. joint be exncfly what he rwan
session of the conventions of the Am— in your Sentinel Want A
erican Political Science Association '
and: American Historical Association.
drawing. to a c1030.". continued the There's 11°10‘31“ ““5 c“? to
m by the sputter. "but I do not regret it. Quite not be filled by a really co.
the contrary. It is a. deVeiopment (19- w ”my... . l . le worke'
voutly to he wished. although, like 0 and"! cam ,l'l
nine other persons. i not oppbeed to
some particular manifestations of it."
home of his parents after a short ill-19m“ “'33 “"0““ “l 8 o'clock. lent
ness of pneumonia. The funeral serieveniug. “DO“ complaint 0‘ NB Hillel“.
. . . .- ' e auit n in "
”‘1’" “m ”a “9‘“ “m" afternoon 'cllll‘led with all "d has a d “me: E refreshments ment both the employers and the cm.
A lull‘t‘y will)“r is ”10 MK uttl‘nc- plan that amicable agreements be-
tlon that the club tonight and the tween the employer and the employee.
committee lll charge has made prcpnr. or dependent us the case may be, aro‘
.atlons for handlins close to “‘0 men more likely to turllier the interests of:
bore and their friends. There will be the state, as well as all mu parties:
H. Krieger. .‘~ 0%
DOIN‘ of Mdtthew 01610“. “38“”le S'sm Val'lOLls diversions "f amusement. and enncerned‘ l \- ‘\. -.‘ ‘ E. ‘\_‘\
”mum“ ""9” "“‘m 0” 5°“ °' M": , a ere-at time is anticipated. - A formal hearing requires the pro-t {t 2:22:12.3:3?3I3‘3.=7=.'=.vv'-"-..t;e.-‘r./.— .3l3v-..__
and Mrs Joseph ilzczok of 22 Mor- , f l , m urance a : M-.__H.‘._._.... “" ' "' -. “ -
' ' . . - . gents w
. . . wns PU , .3 .-— l u. 1-. The "°"“"”‘ cum. “"9 ° “‘“m' “ . , . .. . . . . .. . . M. of
mu street. and only today at the T "T D“ l T10“ 9 “e _ claim “an“. mum... of me mum on.“ («tunnel-us Lind.“ mlt ,plctures and e e muons
» Open house will be held tonight. . . .. .
. . - ‘ :ln. hitdlen for
Send each member is entitled to bring .01 the accident. and the victun him-E m 1:321:61“ were t
a guest. There will {be music and self vot‘ttimes. Under this arrange-‘ ' ’
" Mr, Huhbell .
whisper or stir,
§\\'cstport Young Man Caught .\l‘tcr‘
flour-five 1195‘
Long (,‘llttst- By Constables
at 3 o'clock from the home, and Rev. 3“le language toward 111' moi. . .‘ :tals 0f the Uni u; battleships
, For dinner tomorrow. there will be No) 93 are put to some expense. to re and Adams (-‘uilt. , . . ‘t‘ _ . ‘
.l, J. McGinnls will offltiele. Burial ,Ml‘fl- Thomas lleffernan. . ‘ i i . rs brin witnesses into ~ and gave a 5110,- m 0, mm, He
will be in nu Mary's celuoterv ‘ The man has lived with his stolen} specml bills or {are lit several of the, “l “3/6 . s I. “'ES'l‘l‘Ol'i'l‘. Doc. air—Alter :1 loos Ellad cleverly or to ,ngn \vl'h
' ' ' billion, and his mother, in Seugatuck.’ public institutions. although treats of court, and many other incidents. Euntirtng t‘lltlst‘ since the 19th of .\o-
Funeral of M... Pllt'llck Walsh. :for ‘ number of years m a sum“ cop; this nature. are not as common as at
The funeral of. u... i’atrick Walsh 'tase. two or three rooms. on :1 little!“"”"‘“‘“”~
was held from St. Mary's Church this lane lending from Riverside avenue. i The South Norwulk Quartettp t‘luh
morning at 9 o‘clock, Rev. '1‘. .l, Finni ‘The complaint was made yesterdayi will have u (‘llristmnu tree. and en-
officiating. Burial was in St. Mary‘s nftrenoon and the warrant placedl in.tertninment ut the rooms in General
cemetery. The deceased is survived the builds of Constable Frank E. Situr-l Frost‘s block,
by her husband and two daughters, see. who found Hofieman at his home. South Norwulk Lodge, Loyal Order
The funeral of Samuel Serko, oi o'clock. Mrs. lieffernan is a. widow of St. pm,” Men‘s Club will have :1
Benton street, will be held tomorrow the late lomas Hellel'nan. The shot. dance in St. Paul's parish hall.
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. . Eafternoon at 2 o'clock from St. Lad-{ed assaultgnllon his 3:13“? “xx? :3 There will be a social session, \vltll number of hearings in the dismellmoney. The. warm,“ was placed in EHllhbellS enthusr
' ”81““ Hungarian Catholic Church. onhave happened yester ay mo ll sermon by the Rev. Martin I" Steup, “during the Year.” said Mr. Bucking-15hr hands of Constable Frank E. {way of setting to
Cliff street, Rev. J. N. Cznbo, pastor. Elbe Heifernlnn home.
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officiating. Interment will follow in? ——x—'-—--*‘—*'
St. Mary's Cemetery, 'THE REASON.
__.._ ' l Stirling—'onre a.poor sort of
Funeral of Mine Odell. 1club memb
The funeral of Miss Annie Odell was ‘around at
he clubhouse.
the late home on Second street, East ’6r twice week,
Norwallt. The services were in chargei symmg Well. look at me.
night.
East avenue hi. E. Church. Buriali Tlmms
' and i'-m
Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Waite.
The funeral services of Mrs. Bertha
urea we've seen.
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connect), the. 31.—-ln the estab- 'looms up. _
He expressed this opinion here to- ”Nb" and '3‘“ pm"
“The day of state‘autonomy is
pom-ii: out of work, watch The-
tinelflliolpWent’Gd”. and: stout!
Why. I set 31‘0““ ”min the Norwolk Methodist Episcopal
I'm At 9 o'clock. a union watch “gm practice has greatly lessened the bur- one oLjhe Bridgeport detectives was! To close the en ;
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Yes. but more married. hornnlk Methodist Church. The South lthat it is the best way to handle the
gier—New York Times.
' MSW-DEFYING DAN.
r the Weddings must make
-h in his sleeve.‘ remarka a
cynic. Not the Cupid
ves watch Sentinel Want . masses at St. Joseph‘s and St. Mary’s l to bring the parties together, but he Late lust night, the local costume ;of the, impo
' ‘ l “ion
- ew “help"«cllurch will be held at 6:30, 7 a d 9‘ Went. to the burn on the Glynn es- l| resence m j g}; ‘
the need of a n Eo'clock and the lost mentioned will bah“ b?“ successful :1]: “12‘s“ I very tote and found young Glynn asleep I” ,1! tithe Strain
. smell proper on o e c s . "Lu“. boy. - ~= , "lied .
y .a high mass. “Confession: :mutsfii His annual report will be interest-. He was tried this afternoon by “Wh follow“.- , 0
watch Sentinel “cupboard at e c urc ' u s ay 1' 'ing in that it will show the'propor- Judge Samuel A Fun“. pletlded'guil- . a . Cum" 8. 4
. . of a new "heip'wom‘m and evening. Thelo‘bllgatlons of. t id t to the total num- tv. and Wits bound over to the higherhling ab ow g bee
‘ ECatboiies to .ebstain from meat on :0“ (f, “iii anzmple in the district court with bonds set at $500. "Oh ” '11“ in thl
. « my“ wi a in arc war ii - l
mgr—ed M,.z§f,f‘,fw‘;-“L:°N§; .131 duty!" as iEven the slighteetaccldent must be BATTLESHIPS AND AEROPLANES- 3'52“ 7 close
J ‘ ' t z
" ‘ city. would; Tomorrow. the Feestm the Clrcum- ”nomad to "1° commissioner. 3° the Sadly w
,yoursltogclslon. the services at St. Paul’s
' e hltn.'Church will be: Holy Communion at « . . .
“thigh-’10 and 9: event"! Prayer at 5- NATURALLY' . ‘ Clinton Hubbell with his talk upon ( m _
, E ._.—. _____,:_._. Grubbs~Whnt makes you look so "Battleships and Aeroplanes" and ’a d re 1‘ .31," to
‘ Ardent Admirer-“Dearest, l have‘paie this morning} f Ralph Baldwin at the Reflectoscope it in) 1’ Mack 1
‘ brought yen no paltry Christmas Stubble—My daughter just Joined a, gave a goodly number of boys and ole l) 3 ther- be
‘2 lit. i ask you tofielteme for the class in domestic science, and the 733,13,- and many of their elders. a up a Meet
a
r. l very seldom see you
up to the let-
liaarams illus-
f ouch. B03-
hart made 3
Early Settlements Made. lYlilllllCl‘ Jnmes Glynn. self-confcssod Ithe oldest boats
Manufacturing concerns are oftenfilheck tutu-{er is finally held by the .est and he had a
» w. and is awaiting: the lv‘cllrllury‘ fl
forced to send one. or more foremen 12”“ or ”10 Superior court for the imisting“themol):
to represent their interests. and in-gmmry sum of $15. which he obtain- is es to as a. . k”
surance companies are put to some,“ 1,). Signing his father's mums .0 mechanical icy n -1u:lily “or .
expense. It has been the practice otiu cllcck for that amount. ftlle turrets and s time the guns
Commissioner Buckingham to bring: “H ”W 19‘” “f “‘5‘ "WM“ James go into action. ' '9t illustration
lenit‘l‘t‘tl the local lmstotfirc whore ho was of the lemon for the initial
the employer. m insurance company';cusherl u check through the oestrous-
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hathonne and Annie “ am" last evening. A cash bond 0 ’ {Of “0056’ still keep 099" house to and the employee, or his dependents. Mr. Samuel ]. ”an.“ At the mm. mttempt at the b .p (ltsil‘fly pi
___... offered and received for his appenmnce morrow. at the new quarters in South in cases of death. to an early aniline check Was sent buck its worth-g There were fit lve “9311i“
.. “"9"" 07 Mr. Serke. .1“ Town noun. 35mm” morning. at9 MM" street. - amicable agreement within a shortilcw of the father. Thomas Glynn. A ipictures of aerop showing the
:uvnrrnnl wasf immediatelyl “Te; dfxor Ebiplalle, monoplau l[)9llll in vol"
. the arrest 0 the son, win a s- l u t ne. Mr.
. “While there have not been a. greatappeared to have a good ”me on the xions phases and San“ quaint
, information
ost agreeablfi
~: 0mg directly
all ~ mycstiga’
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time.
ill the St. Peter's German Lutheran ham today, “There has been enoughfs‘turses. who has been “inwmg the i he gives make in
Church, this evening. b Eyounger (.lynn from town {0 lOWl’l Esp her 8. d l5 3k
uslness to keep. one man busy all, _ _ . _ .- h . ea. 11 11
end (it; to cm about this p'llt oft e ’to the bottom 0‘ t
The Salvation Army will have a the time. The small number of hear-13mm am“. he was located in stam- 5 _ '
watch night service m the hall in l 3 recorded will not indicate thelford. but disappeared before he could :tlon and descriptio emal'k
in; i
Water street. volume of business handled, not have! be placed under custody- , Finally Eis matter for congr ion tb
A watch night service is lobe held sought efficiency through economy: Situ'gps got word from Bridgeport younger men of th' ‘e‘ 5}}0
that the man was working for Jus.1 "Hill to we time tho I}
and resorted to formal hearings in! , : .E ‘ f Frank sue“ on g g My
lbnolun. l contl lllOl‘ o IllElplng the cause ' IE e
leases of only great IteceSSitY- TM? in the lam-k City. it is said that while The
lservice will be held in the South mm'ersinv with Don,“ over the tele- views of Norwalk -»n 9x
' ' mod and lbelieve l. ' .
.den on all conce l phone, Glynn was told by a servant Ewe children nske 01h
ithat a detective would soon appear ""d at
Church from 9 to 12 o'clock.
Norwalk Baptist. Congregational, and- :vie‘w was, an 0 V
:sltuatlon." twith n warrant for his arrest. and y
Methodist churches will unite in the! Commissioner Buckingham has de- mmmuy enough he disappeared. Af— lly embraced. tthat: w
service. Addresses will be Swen bylvoted much extra attention to ter coming back to town Glynn was tluslily the Sp tr le'c‘.
the three pastors and special singingismommg tangles that might mm seen about town by several friends, hind me gun" 8‘ e 0,.
will be enjoyed, ‘ ' who reported his reappearance to the scope. Mrg I landpmn
, ‘reeulted in 93993131” outlays by con- nmcer. lenn did not know that Stur-
January 1' 1915' “ill be the first come and individuals. Often it has gas was on his trail and thought he dertaken th
Friday of the month and on that day‘required much persuasion on his part would be safe from the authorities. lice when W
‘ its _
Die
p “mu a
file ,
the statistics will be‘most thorough. Clinton Hubbeil and my“ B‘ldw'"'m?w
Entertain at 'Norwalk Library.
\ liltenbn
gnu! Chicago Widowéé‘Well, it cook behme lll'iuat . before dinner pleasant and informing hour Water- on
.1: to “be only ‘temp‘orery, you are time last evenings—Richmond Timon: ‘dayofternoon at the Norm“! mirrors. ‘ .
left-dudes, ' 1 ~ Dispatch, ‘ , ‘- l...“ ‘mvet-yhody enjoyed the, talk, soothe 'l . !
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