demons, troy. Si. ‘iéx's
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,m er Underwear
to clothe the
whole family
-- a Women‘s and childrens' gar !
at 25c, 39c. 500 75c and 81.00, in
and fleeced lined at
E. K. BANKS
merino HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
. . New $7.30
‘alking Machine
The greatest thing on the the
market for the price. Come in
‘ Ind hear it. We are agents
. the VICTROLA and
‘ ‘ ORA MACHINES also.
1;” N N a l. t. Y's?
Itionery and Talking
Machine Store.
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Willa diphtheria quarantine was re-‘
mind yesterday from the home of‘
-fllfi, .Aslibrook on Arch street.
4:3 file
There will be a meeting crow Norw
walk High School Alumni Associa-J
in the High School Hall. lunlgllll
g It. 8 o’colck. Every member is urged
lid present at. this meeting.
’e “Hts. Jay W. hlallory, of Elmwood
‘ hoe, met with a painful accident,
.. H uy night. when she fell down
ti jtairs at her home. She was quite
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I'BO‘ereral from South Norwalk attend-
I “he dance of the Bon Ton 'Boys in
it. " 0rd, Friday evening. llenjumint
lJamaican a former resident of South'
lk. was a member of the cord
In so of arrangements.
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7 the bracelet watches inl
1's window, from $8.50 up to $35; ’
’stbs' written guarantee against
'. a] labor men are mudi interest-
ithe appeal issued by the Amer-
_ “Federation of Labor for a vol-
tar, contribution of one hour's
. 'to pay the Judgments secured
a famous Loewe case in Danbury.
nsbiria Sentinel.
; .—-lnformal dance of Catholic Club,
Friday evening, November 26th. Lock-’
W's ~Iriall, Speidel's orchestra.
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“this Harris Wire Corporation which
' ' y leased the Ntantic mill at
if [y Hook. Newtown, will begin op-
s this week. The concern will
Moisture brasswtre and is said to
' I [sufficient orders on hand to keepi
'tory in operation throughout
1?)“, 99mins year. ' ’
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'3‘” ave your order for them delt-
ous mince and cocoanut pies for,
i ltsglving at the Sanitary Bakery
I Why our old fashion home-made
monks and our white mountain
“a:
After disposing of the short cal-
M‘bustness in the superior court
my afternoon Judge Milton A.
“Way had the court adiourued
until Tuesday, January 4. 1916, at
M o'clock. On that date Judge
Shtmway will commence the hearing
of the suit of the American Timber
. Vs. B. A. Hough et. 815., as ex-
" . This action involves over a'
I million dollars' worth of timber
lands'fn Arkansas and the trial of the
action is expected to take several
stream.
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for this limited time, at a cut "
of iron; 15% to 25%. Rather 09
than ’incur the expense and 00‘
trouble of carting, necessary for ,, ‘
clearance. we give you the bene- .. .
fit of a discount more than the u :i
carting charges, deducted from
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h \l rwalk -li‘rederick» Becker. who ‘5 employed
The book accounts of t. 01‘ 0 ii" the Stamford Hosplm» spent "'5'
Brass Company. bankrupli v. ll tomor-1 terdfly .1“ his home on 30 Lincoln
row morning be 801d at public auction avenue
by Attorney E. T. Dunbar. at his of-
flee on Wall a” t' uptown. Officer John F. Flynn, Suturday
' ' . .
_ night. arrested Arthur Edwards.
The home for the inebriates at Nor charged with drunkenness. This
wich is filled up. news to that effect
having been received by city court of-i
tlcials here. The institution is car-.
ing for 46 men at present, and until
some one leaves. no more can be sent.‘
The shortest term is for six months.
in order to give the “booze" a chance
to drain out of the system. ,Judges
George ll. Vosbttrgli or E. M. Lock-
wood have not yet sent any inebriatesl
to the farm.
morning Judge Vosburgh continued
his case for one week.
An extra large class. which will
contain all of a half a hundred. will
tomorrow night be initiated at the
South Norwalk Lodge. L. O. 0. iii. A
llunch will be served. as well, and a
fine time is promised the members.
Dr. Tracey attended one of the ital.
fans of Strawberry Hill. on Saturday,
who was injured in the fight which
took place in that district on Friday
night. The man received a slight
.scalp wound, when he was struck,
over the head with an iron bar.
SAYS not—ninth l8
our to snout
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—»Telephone orders called for and
delivered in best condition. N. Edison.
tailor, 22 Washington St. Tel. 372-3.
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Prosecuting 'Attorney Cramer C.
llegeman, of this city, has received
from Secretary of State Charles D.
Barnes, of Hartford, a circular call-
ing attention to the tax of 1 cent on
a square foot on bill-boards. In the
hands of the prosecutors of the state
rests the power to pronecute viola-
tors. The revenue from this tax,
ch went into effect August 1, hat
700, although there
i the.
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been less than s
is now a tendency on the} part 0
billboard concerns to pay the tax.
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Tomorrow Frank Mechaley, of Stame
ford, will be arraigned before Sec-“eagle.
rotary of State Charles ‘D. Burnes, in: Tl per cent. of United States mm-
Hrattord, to answer for the charge of l tory is ‘ dry, There are fifty-five m“.
church movement in the United
States. Only two institutions. he said.
worked 24 hours of every day in this
country. There were: Tammany Hall
in New York city and the anti-saloon
5 lib-CE’Y'fiiEWTE‘DlEs. i
Bone} and Tar, 25c size ......... 19::
Honey and Tar,
Kidney Pills, 50c size ........... 39c
' .Kidney Pills, $1 size ............. 79c
.[Aveni‘Pills ...................... 1 c
ctr-Powell Carporation
'ESCRlPTlON oauoctsrs.
ft. 32 Washington street
South Norwalk. Conn.
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50c size ......... 39c I
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‘ ' Friendship .courrts‘but you cannot diavv' on it
like you can a Bank-gecount.
Why not cultivate the kind of friends that are
not embarrassed when 'yo
30???? tail on a Bank account , DAY , 9‘}
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driving an automobile without 3- tic: lions of this country's population liv-
ense. Chief of Police W- 3' Penning-1 ing in dry territory. Ten state went
iton arrested Mechaley recently ’6‘” dry in less than 10 months. The in-
Ivlolfltlng the ““310 laws by going to ternal revenue of the country has
the left of the Railroad avenue andIbeen reduced, as a result, $23,000,000
‘Monroe street dummy, and for timing 1 in fees which were ordinarily obtained
Iwithout a license. It develODed the'for the privilege of utttkiltguttd rclli'ng
Stamford man did not have a 'fiiquor, this reducton n spite of the
come to drive a car, but has now “added war tax. '
made application to the 59mm" 0“ «Dumg 1913, according to the spear:
state. ' ' ler‘s information. 57 saloons through-
lout the United States. closed their
doors every day. Every three tin}.
lot the year a brewery or a distillery
lwent out of Lamas; ..
I 3.0253904? was collected from the
liquor fees in Connecticunt in 4913.
The total cost ‘of keeping the poor in
during the same year was 51.043.393r
and 80 per cent of this povertyr‘t’hmh
cost more to maintain than was re
celved in quor taxes..was caused di-
rectly or directly, Mr. Soldant stat.
ad, from the saloons. He made the
astounding statement. that Connecti-
in_ point of macadamia“ the U.
S. in paupcrism. .1 .r, .
_ coronation ”‘5. lunar; the State; in-
' 1918 there were “13.0% prisoners, and
at are not or; Weill ..County- there
when“. $00.0: art-oomph ma,- cent.
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. the re ular price.
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:: since we have never conducted 0:0 I
these. .3. 5
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.. will be greater. so come early, as 3 l
to we have a full line to select from r 0:. 3
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0% in to ‘be used in sale. 9:9 i
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.3. Only the regular pianos which we have been selling for a great number of years and with the 0:0
“ best satisfaction. . . .3.
9‘ Do not let this opportUnity slip by, but decrde to buy now if you have been hesitating for 3
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sible to bear and he mysteriously .dis-
appeared. Professor Lynch stated this
morning that Mr. Hallock's home life
and relations were not of the most
pleasant nature and thinks that it may
have been this that made him leave
home, and join the ranks of that com-
pany of men who have been reported
missing.
One of his daughters married Rev.
Mr. Me, an Episcopal clergyman, oi
Ossining. N. Y., who was formerly
chaplain at Sing Sing. and the family
trcubles of the Lees recently figured
in the newspapers. ‘
Professor Lynch this morning furnv
ished an accurate description of the
missing man. "He was a typical edi-
Stllltlllllii lilll
cm. W. lllllilllli
(Continued meI'lf-‘Irat Page.)
“The disappearance of George Wat-
son Hailoclt is indeed full of mystery,"
said Professor Lynch this morning at
the Groveland hotel. “it seems almost
as if the earth opened upIand swal-
lowed him. for it has been impossible
to obtain any news of his where-
abouts. although careful search has
been made in many parts of the coun-
try.”
About fifteen years ago Mr. Hailock.
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We recommend to
you to taken look
at the new
WEWMBANK
I banks :21 um 3......
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gill ec'ed: QrdFedemlIgeseivee
% em dfke anal Banks, eacla
alienal Bank in; a memlwn
Alaw that willimdio create
renter ’lf ' {is 'f‘
gounlrymgverlfiefolee.
\\ ho had been a reporter on The. News.
for ten years, left this city and enter
ed the real estate business in Torring-
ton. During his ten years in this city
he made many friends and was well
known. He was during that time a
member of the state shell fish commis-
tor. was destined for the newspaper
business and should have stuck to it,"
said Prof. Lynch. He tried many oth-
er lines of business, but always came
back to the newspaper business in
some way or other; A man about six-
ty-two years old, he always walked
cwv Wank
.- Lynch shortly ni'tt-i‘ his father": the,
sion and wrfi exceedingly well inform-
ed on that subject.
After about a year in Torrington he
went to New York city where he took
the position of managing editor of the
North Side News. a daily paper pub-
lished in the Bronx. He held that po
sition up to about a year and ahalf ago
when being tempted by a better offer
from the Evening Bronx. he became.
editor of that paper. When that paper
suspended publication he became as-
sociated with the Markey Press in the
Bronx, remaining there. a few monthsghlm to his friends and associates, and
when he started a printing establish-10ml was thatvhe practically followed;
ment in Bedford Park in the Broxix.'out the practice of doing some kindlyl
,Hc. lived with his family which con deed each day. and even went out of
sisted of a wife, one son and twolms way to do some thoughtful andI
daughters, on 128th street. Ekind deed to a child. He made it ' a
One morning about a year ago, with l point never to go througgh a day with-
out expressing any previous iiitention,‘out making somebody else happier
he left his printing otllce in Bedforoithan they had been.
hole with only a‘ boy in charge and} “in height he measures about five
since that time nothing has beenIf‘éet, eight and one-half tactics, and
heard of him. although the police in1weigl1ted about 140 pounds.”
all the large cities have been notlflcdl Mr. Hallock was ‘a well-known real
and furnished with axfiescription of‘dent of South Norwalk for many
lint, and relatives and friends havc‘years, and his brothers, Charles F'.
urolml the country high :mtl low 'Hallock, .‘loses P. Hallcclr and Henry
lirrllallock‘s rou Went to Professor;Hangar, also live} here.
with a thoughtful stoop and bad a
peculiar manner of peering at people
as if his sight was impaired.
He had gray hair and a moustache.
He looked slightly younger than he
was. He was generally attired in a
gray suit of neat. but unobstrusive
pattern. While in his office be general-
ly smoked a com-cob pipe after the
fashion of many men of the printing
business, and was an inveterate
smoker.
:ippeatiint‘c and inflml hill 5.1 THE SALvATION ARMY. l
searching l't‘l‘ his minim. mam; with: The local corps of the Salvation“
the result that Professor Lynch llaszArmy have been planning to give
been pursuing his inquiry in many cit<7 Thanksgiving dinners to 150 9001' peo-
fes where he has lectured from tile pie. They wish to state that while
Pacific to the Atlantic coast. ithere‘ is no lack of those who would
No reason Was given for his disnp-{be glad to accept such a dinner,‘they
pcarmtcc. its bad a good business,ihave notas yet received One dollar
-\'illlt.'l’f was steadily growing. and helbv mail for 'the‘p‘urpose. They have
often told his friends that hehad éven collected a littiefmm door to door.
his
He spoke optlniistlcally'of increasing trigr and postage, . .Tiioso within: 10
ity had fallen on thcshoutders of Mr.'-'_
.Hallgclt ,aftar‘xnany years oleabot‘. .
Then suddenlyiacross ' no life come-panama
“He had one trait which endeared .
more business than he could-handler but. sciircely enoughtopay‘forprint- . - "
his plant and adding to its equipment. contribute totl'i'e'Tli‘aii'ksgivln'gdinnpr ..
and apparenuy'thslaurels of p‘rosvefi are, req‘ue‘stedto send theiroontrlhtl' ~
units ‘to'. Adjutant and I‘m (ILA. , '
.me...5a.ltuttonzm.ouiamu '
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Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
Emmhmb‘hh'mndfllflnl
Any Color and Style Fun 25:: to $5.00 per pair
Lookfordn'l‘ndo H! Sold byAliGoodDe-alen.
NEW YORK '
Saturday Spendi—
Pork Roast, no bone ...... 160
8. a, 8. Bacon ............ 22o
Best Sugar Cured Him: 20c
Everything in fine groceries and
Genuine Legs Lamb, anti 2%
Small Fresh Hanna “‘1”
Fresh Shoulders ....‘...... ill
Side Pork, limit or cornea sa-
Plge Hooks .............. i. Delicacies.
Pigs Heads ----- "dun" " Blue Ribbon Eggs 40c do:
Homemade iatfltllo'mufic‘: Gold Medal Butter ........ 38o
Home-drone OI ram .
Fancy Fowla. native ...... * Oloomargerine ....... 20e—25e
Be of: Heavy Beef Prime M Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Saar Kraut ........ 10c qt.
caning .MARKEI..-
wns is 3 SAN
summit.
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