mm can
raucv sexes
mm canny ”AT CANUIS
scout III-urn. ‘
mus" .5.le H .‘ W vericty 0f attractive
otxmmv i“ iWfil‘XmssGifts. y
603an ’ ‘
_—— ‘ ‘ .1 F. I. IIITII, M" 2
cauov BASKET; ‘ ‘
CANDY canes ’ 4: ‘
racers BAKED oooos -
. cup or cone. res - . . ‘1
0060‘ on MILK. 5c M W “I’m ‘
W111 shoemaker
Lane's Bakery. . new no hell's surname
51 Washington »‘ 'sr wast-uneven er. 1
Finch thlsI
Inspector Clarence i.
& Light, on Washington street, are be- mornhx purchased a house. situated ‘
.The law oilices of Attorneys Lichti
on By avenue, owned by the Standard 2
ion Company. The building ls,to ho:
Ngwl remerd to another site, and the III-j
I
in; extensively improved.
— Rump ()orued Reel. 160. lb,
York Market.
«II—a...
The members of the Central labor; «Roast Beef, itc. lb. New
Union! last evening met and disposed Market.
of matters of routine business. ‘1
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‘Hl'l. Henry Selaer. of Fort etreet,§
'-'l‘he best work The best service. Mod too-r th-t her brothers who. ‘
The right price
Dibble. Phone 12944. 78 Washington
street. ‘ l
term In the Word Hospital iroInI
been requested to assist the family or tomorrow.
Edgar A. Remicke, of New York city,:
in locating the missing man, who dis-
appeared on December 30th last. i
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~NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
CRACKER SALE.
The man who buys the
~(‘le‘nning essin and re airing
pr g D will be given a live dollar gold piece.
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spades will have in pay the usual lees ‘
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York:
t ,
Result satiatwuon [In Charlotte Thompkins. died yes I
interim received when she was struck? ;
1 by an automobile. last Monday, in New: ‘
The local police department [avg CIIIIII. mail! services wlll belleltll '
most: ,
crackers from Jan. ti to Feb 6,1915,f ‘
_ L‘I‘rneeting held in
' 7; muse last evening. Rules, governing
in all its branches, and doing it. right;
That's me. Dibble. Upstairs. 78 Wash-,
ington street.
A saloon will be opened some time:
within the near future in the new Pen-
nington block, on North Main street!“
The lessees, Messrs. Knorr & Comem' Davis. attorneys, of this city. out on.
recently mailed a lease of the store for
this purpose to the Feigenspan Brew-i
cry Company.
The cigar factory, formerly on Mar-
shall street, and owned at one time
by Charles S. St. John. has removedl
no’ 22 Raymond street, where William
Oil 0: Company have started opera~i
tions. This morning the building in-!
specter issued a permit to Rudolph
IKuhlmann to install several motors
and electric wiring in the new factory.
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—-A sale of Ladios‘ Tan
shoes.
at 81.98%. Conneally & Bracken, South
Norwalk,
Button
. The eagerly looked forward to pi-
nochle tournament of the local fire
companies will start in Hope Hose‘
house, two weeks from last night. The'
games will be played with three hands
instead of partners. There will be six!
thirty-six in all, with twelve tables.
This was decided at the committee'I
the Central Firel
'Qc titties, will be made at a special
Inseam to be held next Thursday
"fieventns. ‘
on: on; w
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THE BANK OF SERVICE
In. Item
deposited tinny Ins
weekruf the ”
$3.00, $3.50 nnd $4.00 values
.15; au- block. on south Main street.
I not M lily were in attendance
ampere-Imam by Mrs E-
mustabormlser. .
S, M. Daher & Co,
Cor, Railroad Ave. nod Clay ELSE
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Judge James H. Webb threw thel '
lease of Ire. Elisabeth Mills. of Nor
walhsaalnst Louis S. Beers and Leo?
courtyestcrdsy afternoon. Mrs. Millsi
1W suit for $800 alleging fraud
in a rul eflate deal. Attorney Carl,
F”. fa' the defendants, moved a
nonsnit. and Judge Webb granted the
modal.
—&onkler lAmII, 12c. lb. New York 1 ‘
The card tournament of the South, ‘
Norwnlk Council, Knights of 00111an
bus. and the Noroton Holy Name Soil
_ cicty. will start next Tuesday evening; I
the local members leaving on the 7:111.- ‘1‘
o'clock cu. Attorney Cunningham, otl .
lianhlry. lass been secured to address'
the manners at the neat social, the. .
date for vhlch will he annoqu-eol
later. 1 3
«flnmcnsda Sausage, 16c, 111. \‘ew
York Market.
TODAY’S PERMITS
The tollmving permits were received
1”“7‘pley‘ers tram each company, making: from. the building department this sittings 2:, per cent.
Ithey bring this advertisement.
morning: .
M. J. Riordan, to mak'e alterations;
for Dem & Sons, on Main street}
Cost. 31.000. 1 1
A F. Beeakow, to demolish a small
building as the temporary bridge. l
S. R. Wilson. to make ”alterations to
the Nor-walk Hotel cafe. Miller it
Chittirn received a permit to install
wiring in the cafe.
F. or. (illicit. be install one 1,5 horse
power- rnutor in the grocery store at
[m “We
street. and elsoabo install additional
wiring In the second door of the Rood;
Ham Schmidt. to wire the house
allies (lira Rhstisen, on Weed
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‘ comm! WFFRAGE LEAGUE
NOV.
The W County Sunrage leag-
ee held a meeting, yesterday after.
eons. st Mm the rooms of.
the W Mm munchies mag-
and one address” by Mrs. Porritt,
m m the various county
I!“ d which there are tourteen.
1s- to the attitu'di otthe‘
Elsain’ s New Studio;
Be Comfortable-Be happy-Be cheeriul-
buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
type-
from ‘ 1' ' '.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Jacob
S
nebula Women‘s and
January Clearance Salel
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Misses, . h
COATS:
‘. Almost unbelievable are the reductions so these handsome
Costs for Women and Misses.
truth and every sale price oflered will be found as advertised. III
this gorgeous stock of Costs may be seen every worth while model
0" the winter. made up In the materials of your choice.
Choose at these Prices.
$12.50 and .16 Costs tor ..................................
$18 and $20 Costs for ..................... .' ................ $10.96
Dresses; '
In Sergee. Silks and Poplins. made up in plain and Russian tu.
nic effect. Specially priced for one day only. Seturdey.,...$l.98
Suits and Overcoats.
For Men and Young; Men
$12.50 End s15 sum-now .................................. ‘. p.93
$18.320snd322508ultv—now ............ ................$12.98
$15 and $18 Men’s Overcoatl—now ....... . ................ 09:08
Boy’s Overcoats.
In navy and gray chlnchllla: regular 85.08 and $1.98 values.
Sale price ............ . . ......... . ..... , ................ $3.98
FURS 1/, to 1/. OFF REGULAR ruler.
Now open {or business first. 25:
discount if‘.
Cor So Main and Washington Ste. I ,
I
It 90 Washington»
Department tor the current six
DIVIDEND routs
The _
South Norwalk
Trust I Company.
The’ Trustees have mama,
that interest at the rates: 4
per cent. per cannot be credited
to the depositors in the Sarina!
Trout.
months, ending December 81st, A“ Freslr——Not Fro-2'3“-
1914, payable on end after Jan-
nary 11thr1915. ' '
Deposits made on or hetero
Best work and
January 11th will draw interest‘ _:Escs110ps 09% Long and Round
from J‘nwy 1“,- ;-Clarns, Salt and .Canlled’h‘ish
_ 4. (THAMES 111. new, , ;;, ' 1
, mum- CUTEM’S
, . 1 gij amour: mam
, I .4 ~ 7., 7:..lllotthblam8trest 4
e, 3.. 1 ~ see» very. . Phene‘iOIII
Tires Vulcan I -
1'
Yet every also stated Is gospel 1 3
‘ Btu Coat & Suit Sale For Saturday
.. SIMIOWNSUHSSMS ..
We will place on sale our entire stock 0!,
fine Suits. Your choice of the house. $8.95
No exchanges‘or C. O. D.
”lit to v 318 croutons $5.95
25 New Coats broughtover from our Bridge;
port store added to our Big Stock of
Coats to go on sale at
$5.95
‘1'
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1 in values.
1914 can sneak out with few
regrets from anyone.
1915 we can hail as the open—
ing1 of the great-cat era of
prosperity this country has
ever known. '
(‘mr New Year‘s resolution is
to make this the erect satis-
factory store you ever outcr-
eII, satisfactory in courtesy.
in prices.
Today the best overcoat for
$20 you ever saw. For $35.
the best overcoat ever made
for the price. It‘s the over;
cont store.
Now. for your lthl profit.
make a New Year's resolution
not to miss reading any of
our daily advertisements. It
will mean money saving for
you; every «lay this month a
big cut in something you
need to wear. 1'
Today. leather goods at half
price and $1.50 Sweaters at.
$115-
lingers & Stevens
walk and So. Norwalk.
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H... .. _... .._....- T ‘AN-.. ,w
SMOKE
anew/Fuss! PERFECTION. 5 cr.
amateur—$2.25 aox or so. ‘
’ Finnan Haddies,‘ Smoked Heli- I
but, Rocksway and Greenport
Oysters, Seat and Long Island
Bring your volcanism; tot
cheapest-
IN PARIS.
In the current issue of Farm and
“reside, Herbert Quick writes an in- l
[tereetinp article about the use of var-4g
iousrneots as food. In theiollowing‘
extract from his article he tells how
artificial snails are made. in Paris:
"Within a year or so a workman in:
Per-is sued his winters (or personal
"injuries incurred in his work as a
maker oi artificial snails.
eat most out or the has The demand
is so great that there are not enough
natural snails to supply it. and this
general business man had perfectedl
machinery and a lormula whereby he'
.took the- :lights of naturalswq‘ults as. I
zood- food, Inspect as their liven-‘4: —
and the flesh of cats, and therewith
fillwsecond- hand snail shells for the?
colour-es. none or whom hours InitoctJ
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- . , . - :THEY MAR: ARTIEIcIAI. sNAILs
Roe, and Buck Shad, «Blue;
Spanish M‘ackercl, Halibut, Cod, _
:Snielt, Flats, White Perch Sea.
This lot the!
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South Norwalk
WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS;
WATCH liltil SPECIAL Still. i'l‘iiliS
Ladies’ Furs-Children’s furs
Every Fur Plum in.» II nurkutimm tic-.IIII
Plenty of lime to wear them \‘II\\ In the lime to Inn tilt-nu
A. Dickerman Sr Song
Phone
90 Washington St.
,Pure Leaitlard . . . .
UNEEDA BISCUIT .
CLOVER MILK .‘ . .1 .
New E'vaporaiengeacbes
Fresh Roasted Coffee
SaiurdayA SPECIALS
Andrew Davey’ 5
Phone 410
cut to
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-:Sce McNay’ s Paper ior- .- .
Big CUT PRICE Sale
So. Norwsik‘
12%c lb.
. 4c 'p'kg.‘
10: can
3 lbs. 25c
20c lb.’
Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from I
Elizabeth St. '
Ohhoprscters remove tit
-Mhmncnis'ing the
sret tiring me Ohhwrsctor
to his you.
Hazelton ‘ e.
Tina HershbeiddtSonCo
TIL. ”Isl.
BUY
“ELF
11: mm or 5
The New Solstice
DEFINITION 9F CHIRQPRACTtG
Chiropractic Is the definition of
cans. at the disease and the err
[tannins the same. Disease was
led by a wrench. twist or sprain.
tl‘ebach. Eventtdonelnchll-
It creates pinched nerves snow
later life in the Mental methanol!
ammm,neaimr M
.3tm-Inyoursosy. seem.“
,llvcnloscislsttenuon; also,
E‘iru-eclltheispiue.‘ Yonwillseves
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