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whole laminIIIII; .IIII
h Neil's Women: and oh
"" “sluts It 25c. 39c, 50c 15c and 81.00.1118
"wool and danced lined at
E. K. BANKS
IIAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Nonnlk.
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Goose Book
Ju‘st Out That Sells for
$2.00
Ask to see it when you are in bad no jurisdiction regarding the hii»
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I) 0 N N E L L Y'S
STATIONERY STORE
CIIY NEWS
W
(‘ongressinan E. J. Hill left at noon
today—Tor Washington, D. 0.. where he
will prepare for the Opening session
of the new congress.
was a meeting of the Tues-
the Norwaik
night, at tile
Biissinger, of
There
day lu‘vening (‘lass
Methodist Church last
home of Mr. and Mrs.
81 Franklin avenue.
of
James A Farrell, president .of the
United States Steel t‘orpol‘ation. who‘
lives at iliciiory Bluff. this (it). saysI
in a special article written for a syn-
dicate of newspaper‘ that large ex
porters are planning aid for concerns
dust entering the fOIeigil commercial
field.
Seiretary of State. Charles 1).
Burma suspended indefinitely today
the automobile licenses of the fol-
lowing whose cases' he heard last8
week: Philip ‘Burgln of Unionville:
Joseph Davis of New London; Sam
uel :Poeial of Bridgeport. and Harry
Nyberg of the same town.
James Collins. who gave
dress or Providence it in was Hi””’*‘,symem going once it got
ed yesterday afternoon bv Officei'
Page for drunkenness He was up be-
fore Judge Lockwood this morning in;
and pleaded guilty8
v'tho uptown court,
to the charge. He was discharged.
..howovcr, with a leciure.atld a warn-
ing to make himself scarce.
Judge. John R. Booth. as justice of
. the peace. yesterday morning heard
the motion of Attorney Joseph R. Tay-
lor. of Norwalk. to substitute a bond
for an attachment in the case of
William Miller, of Danbury. against
Harry Preidman, of Norwalk. 8 Judge
Booth granted the motion. Attorney
Granville l). Stubbs represented the
plaintiff at the bearing.
Today. December 1st., is what old-
fashioned weather phophets term the
first of the “three observation days."
The weather today is an inkling what
to expect .all through December. The
weather tomorrow will determine the
January brand; while the state of the
8 weather on Friday will be the. same as
that during February. according to be-
lievers in “observation day” signs.
‘
WHITE PINE a TAR
will stop your cough
,Stiiison-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street
south Not-walk. Conn.
~ W- . . Oklahoma. is chairman, also met to-8
It’s the best Ch
and may start him saving m
benefit in his afterlife.
one Dollar Will.
credited from December
1“,;st f i k k h was held-up until the next regular8
Iiring o It took eeplr to eep t e‘iueetinx. I
installed Councilman it. E. London aakedl
GIVE THAT BOY
A BANK BOOK
‘ Showing a Deposit in His Name
5 it the deposit is made before December 5th, interest will be,
mailed to the recipient on any date specified.
nry bookkeeper conunt keep the8
books straight, Without highpriced ex-
pert assistance, he couldn't fathom.
The mayor asked what a good book
keeper could I secured for.
When Mr. tting asked: “Man
or woman," both the mayor and City
8881 M808 $12
8 NR 80800L [88008
(continued from 1st page)
if they wouldnt care a 'bit if a lady
bookkeeper shared their office.
C’duncilman Murphy said bookkeep-
ers can be hired from $520 to 85, 0008
a year. A good bookkeeper could be
8Counciliuan Maurice H. Nutiing (hair-‘8-
Ilinan of the finance committee. and8‘
8Auditor “illiam E Keisler. will pass8
ion what bills out of the $13, 444. 38
We can supply any. (tyle
Perfection 0i]. HEATER
desired. May we show yhu?
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE ms.
- non moor
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llllN’T WAIT A MINUT
I
batch uill be paid with the 512.0008
8whith is to be borrowed Teachers’
secured for $1. 800 aeyear he said.
1 It would cost, in a bookkeeper’s sill-8
8salaries and the more urgent of the ary. 51 000 a year, after the 8h likeepn
other bills will be settled fill. it is mg had been installed Councilman
8 the desire of the mum and ‘0““0818Nutting said, if a mail was hired. The8
Ito haiethis mattertilomughh straigb- salary would be “much less” if a no
Ie . .
iiid out at the next touncil meet-8111311“as secured.
ing The. necessity of going back into the .
I it was (killed to tile countil‘ s atten- former administration was inquired
‘ tion. by tile mayor, that lhe boaid ””0 by Councilman F. H. Gauuug.
The mayor explained that the system
couldn't be started, until the peculiari-
ties of the present were leai'nd by dei-
\‘lllg back into the past.
Mayor ilarstrom informally asked
the councilmen if they wanted him to
bear the message to the board of esti-
mate tonight that they were in favor
of having appropriated $500 for a pro-I
. liminary survey. and for expert advise
8a» to what methods to follow iii the;
future bookkeeping of the city.
ing of at 501001 iiulse it is up entire
8ly to the edutation board and the
baud of estimate, the former hiring
all help for the schools and the latter
voting the money to pity the salaries.
Bills of the street department.
8liinouutiilg to $239.7], aild included in
8IIIe 1914-1915. appropriation. w'ei‘e vot-
.ed paid. together with a $24 health de-
partment hill.
8 There was some liltle discussion re-
garding the “8583888880" or a new! Councilmen Russell, Murphy, Louden.
method of (it) accounting. mayorIilanung. Nuiiliig and Smith were in
Harstioni said the consensus of opin-i “1va (‘ouuciiman Robertson ex-
Iion was that something should be pressed himself against spending ”‘19
done. but opinion differed as the howpioney. Councilman Stevens was not
the needed remedy should be applied. 8 present. _
The, mayor said that personally lIoI Councilman Nutting didn't see why
.wus Inucil distressed by the situation. the city clerk should not do the hook-
888“ suggested 88"“ 8' would 8’9 “ keeping. He stated if an extra book-
good idea to have an expert from some keeper was hired at $1.000 a year. if
accounting firm address the members he were a man he would all in ”u. of.
of the council and board of estimate fl“, smoking or if the bookkeeper was
on the subject t‘ountiinlun Edgal (l. 8a woman she would have. plenty of
8 Muiphy said that the expert would be Iiillli’ to knit.
8uiiabie to talk intelligently ilniil he8 A communication was received front
spent from two week. to a month [”19 board of education regarding re-
studying our “"89“?!“ ‘8‘ stem. 8ceiiing the council' 3 authority to sell
Councilman Maurite il. Nuttiiig the houses situated on land in Frank-
8stated that something had to be done, lin “81an which will be used for an
8”" as yet "088”"8‘ had been "pm" entrance to the new Jefferson school.
printed. Iit doesn't Brent necessary. in on Prospect Hill.
8 lie opinion to dig lack in the dark Corporation (‘ounsel F. M. Lockwood
Iages.’ lie suggested that the synteml
explained that although when the city
”“3 bought this land from the Blue Rib.
Thai lion Garage (‘ompany it was under-
0m'8 stood it was free of all incumbrancea. 8
. it it has since developed a 8200 mun-8
should be so constituted that (ity8 , gaze is held on the property. The cor-
(lerk Stephen llokus should be ableIIponmon counsel is awaiting a com-
Io handleJt along with his other work,8 niuilication from the garage company.
Mr. Nutting think». He didnt think and until this is received. the matter
.it the right thing to do to‘ Huddle." “of granting the requested authorityr
8extra $1,000 a year on the city for the
the started with the records of
new and present lldllllillsll‘fllltlll.
system installed. he pointed
should be simple and yet efficient.
.TiIe city clerk. he said. could have a.
little help when he was rushed with
work
The putting in decent shape of the
city‘s books wantiie main idea. accord-
that something be done for the Win-8
nlpauk school. The. grounds were dan-I
geroua to thee hiidren he said. and tile8
Illeuting system and toilets in a state!
. of very bad repair. The mayor and?
log to Councilman Robert E. Loudelr. 8Counciimeil London and Murphy were:
This would be a very \aluabie aaaetimunPd a committee to investigate filial
to the city he stated. whether it C0388matter. report it to the board of “88
$800 or $5 “000 timnte. and urge an appropriation,
o r
d 38.888880 8880188888 bPlan 888888 18888988” which has been asked for, to relieve.
cl sti to “‘80 U" citya 00“ 'c.ondlilonfi “
good shape so that a school- boy couidII
readily understand them should cost, 8
in Councilmana Murphy's opinion.
In his judgment it was a very sini-
pie matter to formulate a system. and
there was nothing difficult about it. 880m: Will Have Larger Republican
80niy a Nmited amount of work shOuld8 Minority Representation.
ibe necessary to keep the system lll| WASHINGTON Dec. 1.4”“,ch
shape. he said, and he was anxious to .of the House Ways and Means Com-8
seeit done. it don'tnecd to cost much mittee met again today to assign
he declared. 8inembers to committees in continua-
Councilman Jon“ W. Smith, express'8uon of the work of organization for}
ed his views in favor of installing a. the coming session of Congress. .18;
suitable system. 8will take several days before the as-
Councilman lrving i). RobertsonIsignmems can 'be worked out.
“'35 “0'- 8“ favor or spending $500 for8 The committee. as a result of Min.
ii. preliminary investigation. He said ority Leader Mann's request for larg.
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In the evening it lets you read and
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The Perfection burns 10 hours on
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Ithat'e what they did in East Norwalk, er Republican representation on all
and “105‘ Of them the speaker de‘8committees in view of the increased8
',elared knew as much about the dis 8minority membership. has tentatively
8trict's accounts as they did before He Iagreed to add one additional 3,91)“an
8didn't see the need of spending a lot can to the Ways and Means. App").
'0‘ money. 'wilen anyone. versed in prlations. Miiiitary, Naval and Judic-
bookkeeping. should be able to start iary Commmeeg
off a suitable system that would meet The Special Rules Committee.“ {1198
with all requirements. Why an ordin- Senate. of which Senator Owens. of‘
day to decide on the form of cloturex
rule to be laid before the caucus of};
Senate Democrats. it was’ to await, I
among other things, the committee's8
recommendations that the caucus ad 8
journed over until tomorrow? 8
The House Special Budget Commit-I
tee failed to reach an agreement at8
will :be made to the House that furth-
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NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
on”
01195
The Sterling Club is Open
The Sterlings are Going
Don’t lose Your Chance
The “Scientific finding” is the most wonderful kitchen
range you ever saw. The moment you lay your eyes
onit you recognize iumndaiul value.
The Sterling Club will give you the “Scientific Ster-
ling” Range at the lowest cash price for $5 member—
ship fee and wéekly dues of only $2, with all Club priv-
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The GAS Rage That Burns COAL
When did you ever bar of a range that was so per-
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line -
It is so simple and safe a child can use it.
It saves miles of Steps, hours of time and dollars
worth of fuel. .
Tile Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
r“ "(TORIAL REVIEW PATTIBNS '-
Sum Chi: $35.!“qu Flt—in fut ev -
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' FRED. J. FABLE
NEW YORK
er consideration’he given to the var-
ious Budget plans. '
'DREADS THOUGHT OF OLD ABE.
Almosti'every person dreads the
thought of old age, yet- it. ought to
bring relaxation and enjoyment, Def-8
. cause of ripened judgment and tax-.-
' pe ence. Years of happiness may be
added to one'a life by avoiding woo
ry. a simple diet, light exercise and
if' the vitality gets low. our. local drug-
. gist,” Frank H‘. Berton! gupnrantees
. * Vinol to restore ‘Iitrength and vital-
" ity. it is a‘non-lecret . edy w
which are combined cod liver extrac-
tivea, poptonato and iron and beef pep- 8
tone, in a mild tonic wine. .Fooblo
in This Bank
risiiluis Present . .:
oney, which will be of material .
Start an .8 Account
list, and the Bank IBo'ok
vitality by its on. I
did people quickly regain Etta-Mi and ‘ ,~
What Are Your Assets? iii 8
The scientific conduct of bullpen and personal affairi today clause
the method. empioyod vary dlltinotiy .
Avoid Them
0! not having a checking adamant. We I 8m accounu- which gr.
7 given efficient and oourtoouo duration.
Fairficl'd County National Book
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