WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24., 1915
6HII6I6§
Dr. J. H. Mallery has gone to Hart-
i‘drd to spend Thanksgiving.
Tonight, in the parlors or the down.
town Congregational club, the Arts
tm'Club will hold a meeting.
—Speolai home cooked turkey dinner
500-. Served at lrwins Restaurant, 37
Washington street. South Norwalk.
Attorney Leo 'Davis will
Thanksgiving with friends in
York City.
spend
New
There was a regular weekly meat-
in( of Welcome Stranger Lodge, 364,
’Sons of St. George. last evening.
1! you wish to know more of the
value of porcelain crowns visit Dr, J
H. Mallory. 16 South Main street.
The “George D ,Harris" arrived
last night at the Ferris Coal Company
dock with a cargo of anthracite coal.
«Our double construction sound
prool booth will he completed today
making two of these booths in our
store. Remember the place Donnel-
ley'ai, 16 South Main street. Don't
forget we have a special attendant for
_. oi the local branch of the 'W. C. 'i‘. U.,
' meeting of the downtown Baptist
3 Milli Mill Mill ILII
”ML: some news- l
Hill DIPIRIIIEIIE
Consists. Fresh one Livers, mum.
Pepm cl iron.
Elmm
(Continued from First Pact.)
the machines in the right shape. Thing
is particularly true in the first and
third districts. While the drivers oi“.
the autos have gone to dinner their;
outlaws-mono -‘E
UNDERTAKER
NEW BED MEN’S BUILDING
is
places are taken by garage men ill
they don’t happen to be busy. oumi.
wise, there is no one to respond to an
'aiarm. and consequently, on a tow
occasions, the trucks have been un~
able to respondlo alarms. This to
true in both,.the first and third dis-
tricts. Therefore, it seems necessary
to have three more men employed.
Mr. «Bogardns also saldvthat $1,000
which was appropriated last year, for-
heating and lighting. was inelilclent.
He asked for 8500 more this year,so
2' WAOHINGTON '1'.
Tot, otlloo, toes-a; House, 093.
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Judge Joseph R. Taylor is today a
visitor in White Plains, N. Y.
There will be no meeting, this week
because oi Thursday being a holiday.
Algernon Scarlett, of Harriet street,
received the live dollar gold piece.‘
which was given away by the Big
F1“! last ““ht‘ I {are the year was over. The ohm than
‘spoka a few words in favor of the out
C, which was scheduled l or tonight tomobile fire trucks, and the (loin!
has postponed and will not b anay with the horses. He said that
held until the evening of December If" ”0' 000 tracks could be bought
. h which would be capable of doing all
M ' the work of the city. The old engine
The meeting of Court Laura, D of
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that there might be no shortage bow
!in the Phoenix House, in the first die-
A downtown attorney is investigal- jtrlct, could be discarded and 3 “WI,
ing a report that a magazine solicl‘ pumping auto put in This wagon
tor ‘3 alleged m be “5mg his “me would save much valuable time all
in connection with securing subscrip Emany a tire “The upkeep of each 0“
”on“ in ““3 city {these trucks " said the chic, “would
,uot be. more than $50 a year. This is
-SPECML THANGSGIVING DIN- certainly cheaper than horses, whichE
NER' Icost 3200 apiece." :
served at the Country cub, 1 to 8 p I Mr Bogardus asked for 81, 500 for
m. Phone your orders early. the fire alarms
this, Mr. Bogardus said that the bulk
of this would be used to put the first
district fire alarm system in a safe
land sound condition This system is
in a very poor and dangerous condi-
tiou, at the present time. The total
- . Iamount asked for the fire department.
The driver oi 4 huge IOlillllg car amounted to $26 082. 80 E
reported. this morning. to Offiter Thomas A. Skelly was the next to
Frank S Stratton. that he had killed appear and he took up the health do-
n dog on North Main street the own partment budget Mr. Skelly explain
er of which he could not determtnt. ed that the. health department had
worked the best they knew how, in
The countil will probably mect'um past year, and that they had spent
mm TWIN“ ‘0 take action 0" H“ as little money as posible, and that
The study class, which was to have
been held before the regular midweek
church. tonight has been cancelled
and will not take place.
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this depaSment.
A regular meeting of the Kelsey
Club was held last evening, in the
club rooms on Wall street.
member was taken in.
O
Health Officer W. .l. Tracey has ro«
ccivednotice. ot‘ a case of diphtheria
in the Shimko iamlly, in West Nor-
walk. '
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The local public schools will close
this afternoon and will remain closed
because of Thanksgiving, until Mon-
day of next week.
The book accounts of the Norwnlll
Brass Co. were sold yesterday,
public auction, by Attorney E. T.
Dunbar. They were purchased byA
tornsy Leo Davis.
A. pinochle tournament was held
last. night, at the Norwalk Club, and
the winners wore Dr. W. H. Baldwin
and Joseph Gregory. Refreshments
were served after the games.
A regular meeting of Catholic Un~
ion Council 46, K. of C., was held last
night, in the club rooms on West ave-
nue. After the meeting, the fourth
sitting of the club card tournament.
A dance will beheld tonight in the
Norwalk Armory undo? the auspices
oi the famous McEnelly‘s singing or-
chestra. The usual large crowd is ex-
pected at this event.
The Painter‘s Union will not hold
ameeting Thursday evening, owing to
Thanksgiving; falling on that day. The
next meeting will be held on the 2d
Thursdays-in December. Nomination
ohofllcers for the ensuing year will
boamade at that time.
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—THANKSGIYING EVE
Melanoma Singing Orchestra. Amory
Deming 8~1.
~ \\y,‘
f‘ WouldérYonLike.
$500. 9
One new.
“i
; ,tme thirteen vessels with cargoes of
nah tram Labrador were in this bar-
. bor preparing to proceed to Greek
holdup bills of the board of educa they we“, going to "y and do the
Ilion, an appropriation to cover whichEsame this year. Mr. Skelly then in'
was last night authorized b\ the troduced Mr. Searles, the man who
‘Wd "I estimate. .« J has charge of the work of mosquito
.-———-.~— txtermination E
The next meeting of the llosnlte! Mr Searlcs said that all he “,flnled
WM“ club will be held on Friday of war Si, 000 to complete his w,ork and
““3 week at the home of M“ Charles $750 to keep it in repair alter it was
Cole. c! it. Putnam avenue. Those contpleied
who plan to attend will kindly notify He said that. km
the hostess before the meeting.
I
nitsquitoes were very bad.
The condition of Thomas McCullum,
the well-known painter, is greatly im-
proved at his home on Second street.
It is expected that he will be well
enough soon to again greet. his many.
friends. Mr. McCullum recently sul-
lered a shock.
an excellent breeding place.
that the people were anxious to have
it woul be fair to ask
The Board of Estimate will mectlmme'
tlaguin this evening in the councilEH'" Him"
chamber. Budgets to be considered Atlanta
include: Town Clerk, City
Printing, Charity, Building Depart-l
monts, and the first, second and third
districts.
state, and along the whole
seaboard. Norwalk needs
willing to pay it He said that \‘or-'
“a
that we ought to set up a good crittm-1
pie as such. lt‘or $1.750 we could com
plete our work, and have enough toI
w hichi
——FRIDAY LUNCHEON.
at the Country club, remember.
pay for its maintainencc,
lletoctivc Sergeant 'lhotnas Lea- “"“ld amount '0 very little
theriaud. this morning, located the; ExMayor R H come“ and D15;
youngstet responsible lot the theft trict Commissioner 8' 8' Hatch the"
of live batteries and a spark (oil sto- 890” 0f the fine work whic h Ila 38'
ion, on two different occasions. from been done by Mr. Searies in this line I
the mutant mixet owned by.John F. Mr Hatch said, that Mr Beat-lee sub,
McMahon, temporarily located at scribed ‘1'000 0”“ himself, and that:
Spring "street. The police have not III; seizglgereedgakrssnesfftomtshevnot:;
tltuded yet to take deitmte llillOll. Mr Golden substantiated Mr. Hatch'ni‘
statements.
Dr. W. J. Tracey was next hearth.
and he said that last summer, therex
Do you know Dick, Dick is the
“police dog," and he has been retired
to compulsory inaction, in that he will was more malaria in Norwalk than
be the guest over the holidays, at there had been in a long time.
Manresa institute Dick‘s hobby is!
to follow anybody inside of a uniform, 1-"9. but ““1 say that it Is a malarial
and for this reason he and the officers town
on the downtown force are quite
terrior blood in him.
------ icomplete their work.
COD FlSHEl-‘ls MISS GREEK TRADE Dr. H. 8. West confirmed Dr. Tra‘
ST JOHN'S. N- F; NOV- 24 “Theimy's statements in“ every detail, and
dose of. the Greek market for sailfish... Eurged that the money be appropriated.
as a result of war conditions, has ser— The entire amount called for by
10““? WWW! the fisher-mics inter- the health department amounted to
cats or this colony. On Nov 10 on $4,..46.
Zmeet:qutioxnsltrom the imperial author-E The next, subject was the police
hibltl D co motion was issued pro— budget, C1319! Pennington presented
N “g th° em“ 0' “WNW“ from this and as nearly everything was
ewtoundtand ‘0 G’m- M In“ fixed charges, there was no discuss-
ion in regard- to the matter The to
in] amount for the police department
was $23 706
Next came the resolution prepared
by Corporation Counsel lackwoodt in
renti- to the payment o! the money;
ports. -
its annual export of ‘nod to Greece
amounts to abdut. 7,800,000 pounds.
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Motions to no: mm
This recalled soft-cured nah finds a
. dorm. My mom Spain
k; Bonus at the Universes the
W emu: this class of can out. by m at. sic nu in k
as. glare a dollar a 3.:th (113 grand not?!" $5116... This “all;
. ~ v .
d leading CW”? 9112!!! be liable at: the same time as the
for the deficiencies of the city TM
resolution provided for tat. raising or
l a
When asked about ..
N 0 M ATTER
what goods you may need it’s policy to ye Rat and
Brothers a chance to supply your wants. 8i ym
builders and up-to-date' in everything in our line.
Wood, Lime, Drain Pipe, Terra Cotta and Brick of all
descriptions.
Get our Price wrent and note the contents. We make
ourselves useful to others
RAYMC127NVV211 BRQTHERS
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SHOES FOR THANKSGIVING
All Kinds For All the Family
Walking Shoes, Dress fiShoesJiome Shoes,
Rubber Boots and Oversitoes
We are business
Coal,
command”. BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Goal.
14th - Anniversary Sale '3 14th»
women and misses.
THANKSGIVING BARGAINS
Is a great value giving. event,
embracing garments
These annual sales have always proved
our ability to provide the best and most for the price paid.
SUITS, usually $20.
SUITS, usually $25.
COATS, usually $10.
COATS, usually $15.
COATS, usually $20.
Sale. Price $10.98
Sale Price .. . $12.98
Sale Price ~ 3438‘
S... Price $7.98 ‘
Sale Price $10.98
Hundres of other bargains in all lines
Year. UWIflK 10‘ and he wanted his vote or no recorded
the very wet season, the trash water “9 said that he stood for the rights
The of the people, and in the passing of
swamps were all [“11 and ”1988 made the resolution, be thought that those
“8 ”Id rights were being trespassed upon.
said that there
the work done. and that they had SUD'. was no other way out of the situation.
scribed a good deal of money to the and that It simply had to be done. He,
‘t‘nnd already, and he didn’t think tltutfcongmemd it right from both it"logali
them {01‘ any and moral standpoint.
The work is sweeping through'owed by the city, and will have to be
Mayor Harstrotn
paid by the city.
I The total deficit amounts to $13, 444. -
Hall Ebul 31000 more to complete its share. 28 and when the resolution, was vet
and he thought that the city would be? slant ,0 Day it, it was carried by a
ivote of five to one, Mr. McMahon be-
was a pioneer in “‘9 work and mg the only member 0! the bodrd to
\ ole no.
The meeting adjourned
evening.
The money is
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 30. MAIN 811,
$0. NORWALK
--A WISE MERCHANT.
.advertisea his goods.
classified "For Sale" columns
Rt 01100.
for \
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'l mums
Day or Night
Our spacious and easy riting
automobile will take out
parties.
ANDREW TAYLIIR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
Lounsbury--
andMathewson
High Grade
SHOES
For Women
$4.00, $5.00
GLOVER’S
I22 Washington 32., So.
Norwalk
46 Main so, Norwaik.
mom seem
MINTZS
Store Open.
This Evening,
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The NewSmem
DEFINITION OF cmnm- N5.
Chiropractic II the dWflfl-fln
Ecausootthediseaseondtbomo!
adjusting the some. Dimivm
'- mu the com a!
idleness and path, health b m
Eihrouch humanism: the we say
1:tonts in your body. mm
Egiv’en special athntion; also amt-om. ..
E6! the spin. You win scream
Eglving the Chiropractor a chance.“
ELM!» you.
Magnetic tweets-momma”-
T; Francis, D.G
384 Washington st. an. Nos-walks goo... .'
Graduate from PalmerBehoolfl
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t WHAT YOU NEED
:1: somewnere on our shelves. Cu
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DRUGS AND MEDIGINE8«
Econtain that which is necessary to
i
cure your ills, give you strengthand '
' The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co,
The Only Fully Equlmd
[LEOTIICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Plies. lib—60 Io. Main It.
Columns Muale Hall llofik-
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4—
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<-~v»-.m—.-n-
. restore your health.
Whether you prescribe {OBJGWDGHJ
or get a
Physician’s Prescription
we can fill it. Our compounding do-
partment is in competent hands, and
we use the purest drugs obtainable:
The Norwalk Drapes.
H. A. Mead, Mom,
8 No. Maln 3!. So. Nonwolll, goon. _
If he cannot do
I It in a large way, he uses the Seminal
Call
up the onion. and an ad. man will call
Hazelton
until thisE
Delivered Thursday
6llll! Illilllllll AND
BEIIIIIII YOUR IIIIR
IlIll STOP DIIIIRIIII
Try This! Vour‘hair gets wavy. Glossy
and Abundant at Once.
To he possessed of head of heavy,
lustrous, fiully,
Mt“ wavy and free from dandruff is mere-
.“ while 1390.919 WI“ “OI want to come ly a matter of using a little Dander
beautiful hair; soft,
.lne.
It. is easy and inexpensive to have
This would be very harmful *0 “‘9 nice, soft hair and lots of it.
chummy. DICK has a strain 0f Irish Etonn, and could be avoided by giving get a 25.00,“ bottle of Knowltons .
,the money to the board of health to; Danderine “0%.“; drug stores to. '
E commend it—apply a little as directed .
and within ten minutes there win he
an appearance of abundance,
ness, tittiiiness and an incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you wilh
you can not find it trace of dendrull'g
or falling hair; but your real surprise,
will be alter about two weeks' use.,
whenyou. will seenew hair—dine and
downy ht autumn—but really new.
hair~sprouting out all
scalp-Dnfirlne is. we believe, the.
only .-sute hair grower, destroyer of
dandruii..ault.cure_tor.itcitx.scsialsad
it never fails to stop falling hair at
client . , f ‘
II! you want to, prove ‘how pretty
and suit your hair really is. moisten a '
cloth with did Marinated; eare- '
‘ mull! your hair-fink-
All Kinds» oi. 9-
Oysters
and Little Neck
C l a m s
“on the half shell '
Fresh. and "Sailfish
Goal
5 7 Hell. Hershtield &SonCo
. “TIL.“ -tn warn or.
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 Pass. 25¢
Davey’s
Long andlloundlllams
Phone 410
WE REFER YOU .
To THE HOUOI
is it not beautiful in its glistening
ATLAS Pancake HOUR
coat? Yes. and what’s more, light
wear well—we guarantee that. Allow. .E
paints, oils, stains, varnisheshm
els, etc“ are the best obtainanli-i
that has been paint-w: will our paints:
that's your protection. Phone Q ..
The Gorbam -C¢i
I0 FIRST 07.. . EAST "onwards
V Tel. 452.
M
um
REIUILT neswatrans— $1.9.
Smith, Drops-mad
llard Crabs. Escallops
Indian Motor cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
J ust
Free Delivery. Phone 106
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor Co.
Darion, Conn.
Phone :79
Automobile and, Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A.‘ M. Repair
I‘m the Tired:
Baroness an
freon-g
shire"
:be-wholesotns and refreshing
5;.stintulatlon it you will take}
over your. glass of delicious ‘ g . E
Alter the strnin ot the long, ,
business day, with its. nerves.
and limitations:
, and: troubles, there; will
t
Shop.
You intend to shield your fam-
lly from poverty.
] wrath reactant lite r
,3 tendon a certainty.
{Whether you intend to insure or.
not, we shall be glad to explain.
e
if} Real Eltate and Insurance
.1418 Insurance will make- your in.
ammonium. i~
Remington, all ,otheal
. nukes. sold. rented.
romeo Rennie. .‘u
not month. W
sold at $5 per mm,
JAG. DONNEWs‘i
15 south Main Street. South M
ramming "
Incorporated.
Ea animate“. - Squib Momma
Alli for «In prim tor BREW
GOAL.
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