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mediiamhmdllugofflns nine. fiduciary business. he; I
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At: Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
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51 Wuhingtou
Street.
till NEWS
A slight snow-fall, the second this‘
year, started about 11 o'cock and kept .
up for neary an hour. ,
The Odd Feliow's pinochle tourua-',
mom will be held this evening in the;
matters on South Main street.
Mrs. M. J. O'Brien, of 2 Quintardf
avenue, will, on Friday evening, and
lertaill members of Court Laurel at;
cards. i
Willis, 13 year old son of Mr. and]
Ira. Cavanagh ot‘ Woodward avenuefl
is confined to his home “till a severe
attack of whooping—cough.
Local grocers are at this time re
ceiving boxes of evaporated none 105;
Thom California. litecent sliipl ants:
have been of exceptionally tine stock.
it is expected that the business
streets of the downtown sectIOn will;
be lighted up Mtiilllie decorativegsys»
teni by tomorrow evening. " . .
The W. t‘. T. [3. will hold a special,
meeting tomorrow afternoon ill ‘1
o'clock. tit lIlt' home of Mrs. Meeker,
59 West avclltie. it is requested that
all the members attend.
The regular business meeting uiil
be held. tonight. following the mid-
week prayer service of the downtown
Remit-rt church. Regular routine mat-
tors will he discussed. ‘
At a recent meeting of tile Fairlleld‘
County Yale Alumni Association, ini
Bridgeport. Attorney Edward J. Quin;
Ila. of this city, was elected a mem-‘
ber of the council for Iil.'t‘i' years. '.
Mrs. E. 1.. Saunders, of Grove St,
who has been visiting her stutter. Mrs. .
Charles 'M. Cornell, of Highland Perle?
and neicc. Mrs. William E. Leary, of
Livingston Manor, New Brunswick,
N. J., is expected home this week. 1
One of the largest boats overhauled
out in Stamford is the private yacht
of Capt. Lewis of Westport, at the
Luders yards at Waterside. .it. "1985“
llres over 90 feet, and is in winter.
storage. ‘
George Shriver, jr.. of Meadow St.,
Iooond district, has been added to the,
oflce force at the plant of the item-g
'llgton Arms Company, at Bridgeport.
Ir. Shriver commenced his new du-
ties on Tuesday of this week. ‘
Miss Vivian MacKay, of 70 Spring
street, a senior High school scholar”
is confined to her home, suffering from
an attack of the grippo. Mrs. Mary
human, who has been in attendance.
in the capacity of nurse, has also con-f
holed grippe. which threatens to de-‘
velop into pneumonia. :
Mrs. M. A. Merrill. of Forest street._l
has returned home. from a five;
months' visit in California. Willie ini
the West she was in an autoniohilc:i-,r, guflered a slight. paralytfé fihoclel-eenwlcll, 31;; Seventeen club cerfi
accident, and narrowly escaped ser-
lona injury. A report said the mis-
hp was slight. As a matter of fact.
Advocaté.
Sir; .._\\\. .;\.,
@980“ the. ”Will"- clout client. and (the intended belle:
. -, ficlarie's, Which the selection of this Company as an Executor
’T . 91'. Trustee . assures.
,. Department, With its
1'
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(dance, which will be held ill the near’WlVed. the county gets ”81387.30 and
. avenue.
passed a very quiet night. h0weV8r.:thia city, seven in Stamford, six
and is feeling very much improved Norwalk. one in Fairfleld. nine lit;
431amford'this morning. Dr. Hitchcock is ingDanbury, one in Greenwich and one:
attendance.
.wmi
madmtooot the: cm?“ film“ "in. MM.
A consultation with our
Oculist secures a thorough
examination‘ of your com-
; plaints. The Optometrist is a
l 3 practical eye man. The 0p-
, tician fills the prescription for
David W. Itaymund
t NDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
21 WASHINGTON ST.
are asked "which is‘the leading firm of the city who are
dealing in Coal. Wood, Brick, Lime, Cement, Grain, Feed,
with a thousand other necessities that are required in the
Building Line, you would answer.“’l‘he up-to-date firm of
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
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YOU
Lounsbury
and Mathewson
High Grade
glasses with skill. No charge
for this combined care taking
4 when in need of glasses.
We are the House of Com-
plete Optical Service.
Tel, office, 1m; Home, 093. l
Christmas Shoes
' the
Collie Ill and See Triple Toe S
New Tile Fish
Dry Escallops
All Kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish
THAMER
Oeullate, Optometrists. Optician.
57 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Gt.
Open Sat. Evenings. Eat. 1897.
or white.
pullout isolation
lollllll llolltll lllilllis
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in Stockings
ilk Hosiery
For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have
them in all the new and standard shades as well as black
Buy Christmas Slippers Now
And get first pick of the styles and sizes.
Our assortment is even better than usual this season.
81 BRACKEN '
South Norwa‘k, Conn. .
Long and Round
SHOES
For Women
$4.00, $5.00
GLOVER’S
I22 Washington St, So. Moi-walk
46 Main 6L, Norwalk.
MINTZS
Special-
Sale of Coats
WHAT YOU NEED
{is somewnere on our shelves.
stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
contain that which is nemesary a.
cure your lllr. give you strength and .
restore your health.
Whether you prescribe for youraelf
or get
Cu!
Physician's Preeerlptkm..-
,we can fill It. Our compounding de-
partment is in competent hands. all
we use the purest drugs obtainable.
The Norwalll Drug (30.
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
a No. Main St. So. Norwatk, Conn.
. .. -—.>-4-—-¢
The Reed & Volk
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“‘ad for liquor, beer and drug licenses, UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS Ix2 Electrical (10.
. . C’ams . . land 7.3 per cent. of the money receiv- ‘.
. - . . i
. . . . ed for club tertlfltates. The total “/ S The om, Fully Equipped
émoney received by the commissioners OMEN WEARING APPAREL ELECTRICAL CHOP
- - . A. limited number of new arrivals from New York markets, in the g ,
thus far is $180,848. (if this amount \ . I (It 1. .
O , ,1“, “we “as. $46,719.50. This is newest fashions and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly . n ° “m r
Ht 1 S in“, first mm, ”m 1m, mm, has ,ve,‘ for guidance and inspiration, before choosing their apparel. would AUTO .Ul’PLlEI ‘
’recpiwd a pcrcenage of the men”: have models of. unquestionable correctness to choose from at car . Phon. 805—60 So. Main it. I
- _ ET land while it “mum“ m a great deal, tremely low prices to effect an immediate. disposal. Io. Nam-lit. Mulls H." Ilock. :
BRIDGE MAFK .lt does not decrease the revenue of ULOAKS MILLINERY
71 NOT“! Main St. the towns and cities. as the licensei e S m» “Raw—nm-qv MW"
Free Delivery, Phone 103 few were increased by the last gen-E 33 80. MAIN 812, 80. NORWALK
erul assembly, and in case of the num‘;
1ber of licenses ill towns not decreas-. BU Y
Sylvester limit, or Nassau. Troy. ing. the revenue will be much nl‘caterl .-_. ~_____m w _,_,___w _____ ~__W
New York, is spending a few days than heretofore.
with friends ill Norwalk. 1 The towns receive 6:1 per cent. of;
m the total amount, and the county 010
The Ferris Coal company are ull-lllt'l‘ cent. lltlder the law passed atI
landing, from barge 'Red Star, No. l7,‘Lthe last legislature, the fee for a,
ii cargo of bituminous coal. ltho lust last legislature, tllef no for a:
' .. iretail license was intlroased'from 3450'
Drug licenses were increasV
t
The rehearsal of the. team and m 8750. .
guard of Eureka Lodge, Daughters ol’Od front 550 to $63. beer altd wllole‘
Ilellektill, Will be held this evening. file licenses from 8200 to 8333 andI
._ ,prescription licenses in town of not
The Tiger's eleven is completing'lléen-‘e from 312 1° 314‘
arrangements for their first annual; 0‘ "‘9 total amount 0’ money '9’
DON’T WAIT
,the. towns. $211,470.70. '
While the state gets in the neigh-“ ,
A meeting of ”,8 Catholic (‘lub En.; borhood of $50,000 as its share of that .
tertainment. Committee will be heldimone-v received from the towns, “5’
this evening at the clubhouse on West ! share “I" be much greater after ”‘9
commissioners receive the money furl
lliridgeport. licenses. I
This Is the first time that the state
county ort towns has participated illl
last evening. Routine matters \vere‘me money for club certificates, for!
discussed. - :certiflcates are now issued in accord;
ance with the new law passed by the.
.last general assembly which put thfil
an'ffee cost for each certificate at 3100.
:The commissioners have received ‘lrl
5200 in this county including Bridge;
port for club certificates, and of this:
i .
. .amount the state gets 75 per cent.
lletecthe. Sergeant Thomas Leather-'
future.
The comllilssioners of the first lax-l
int: district held a regular meeting,
.mp
Fee
Members of the Morning Star Chris-
tion Association will hold their
nual chicken supper on December 10th
in Red Men's Hall.
. . lor 83.150. The county gets 10 perI
land is today investigating a (tom-“cent. or “20' and the towns 15 per}
plitlllt concerning the theft of tools cent. 8630. ‘
in the uptown section. Detailed Amounts. ‘
l
l The amounts recelvfd by the towns‘.
The regular monthly meeting of the; from the money received for liquor,§
Hoard of Dirt-tors of the South Nor- beer, drug and prescription licenses,:
walk Public Library win he held ln‘mnow, .gmmford, $36,602.80; Nor-l .
the ”hm! building 0“ Friday "811' lwa‘lk. $24,874.85: Newtown. strict!
lng, at eight o'clock. .Huntington, $4.472; Fairfleld, :5,
lemon; New Canaan, 818.20: mnem.
The South Norwnlk Trust Companylulafl. Westport. $2,967.25; Brook-l
suggest that when preparing your willi field. “33.90; Ridgelield. $2,034.60: 5
it would be well to conSIder the soled. Stratford. $2,967.25; Bethel. 39.10; t
tion of this company as an Executorimnhury’ $24,471.85; Greenwich, ‘14,;
or Trustee. You are invited to call and ; 281.80.
’get all the information concerning’ Forty-two club certificates
the advantages of the corporate trust been issued thus far in the
90.
have:
county”
land the towns will receive the follow-l
iing amounts: Bridgeport. 8255; Storm
George H. Raymond, or Berkeleymrd, $105; Norwalk, ‘90: Fairfleldn
street. the well-known ul-niture deal/:15: nanburl’. 3135; Stratford, 316;:
“‘
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Raymondtmmeg have been issued to date in]
in ‘
l .
‘tlme?
lin Stratford.
worth of fuel.
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PREPRING A WILL _ , ‘
' 12742: Washington St.
The Sterling Club is Open
The Sterlings are Going
Don’t Lose Your Chance
The “Scientific Sterling” is the moat. wonderful kitchen
range you ever saw. The moment you lay your eyes
on it you recognize its wonderful value. .
The Sterling Club will give you the “Scientific Ster-
ling” Range at the lowest cash price for $5 member-
ship fee and weekly dues of only $2. with all Club priv-
ileges FREE. Nothing extra and no interest.
' now. It is better than feeling sorry.
‘ ‘ The GAS Range That Burns COAL
When did you eye: hear of a range that was so per-
‘ feet that it would place at your disifiaal the kind of fuel
. you want forrthe purpose,—gas or coal, instantly at any
It is so simple and safe a child can use it.
It saves miles of steps, hours of time
The Sterling Furniture Co.
A MINUT!
Join
, and dollars
an-
snowshoe“. ~
Hazelton
Coal
.
The B. HelSllllt’Iil St South
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The New Science“
I DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU
Chiropractic in the definition of the
can» of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
:hy a wrench, twist 6r sprain in the
,back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the ditferent organs and
niche.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0:
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye
tome in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also ”WM-"'6
'0! the spin. You will never regret
giving the'Chlropractor a chance to
help you. ’
4i Magnetic treatments men lulu
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T.’ Francis. D. C.
34 Washington at. So. Norwalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. t)-
Acrlons INDICATE BIG olvoncé'
Two Men and Twa Women Add Pe-
titions to Those Already on
Upper Court Docket.
More divorce cases were filed in the
office of the clerk of the Civil Supeiu
ior court today and it looks as though
the divorce dockets this"ycar would
equal it not surpass the one of the
past year. Joseph . Reich of this city,
has asked for a divorce from Mary
Reich, alleging deaertion on July 15.
1909. Thé [defendant‘s maivtjginamc
was Gregor “and she marri d Reich
on Octobeifi‘zi, 1904.
in the petition of Bertha‘Hunter of
Danbury, against William Hunter, the
plaintiff alleges that she married Hun-
ter on June 21, 1909, and that he do-
serted her on the "same day. Her
~niaiden name was Stone.
Philo t}. Woodin of *Danbury, asks
for a divorce from Jessie D.‘ Woodin
of "Bronxvilie, N. Y.. alle cler-
_ tion in February, .1901. and asking for
the custody at a minor child. The
,:‘-couple were married on November 30.
I . ‘ ' "‘ ~ ' 11892, the defendant’s maiden name be-
W in: Dean. 2 no
We invitei your, attention to our “Trust
extensive facilities andspecial trailing tor '
, saul‘NoLE ‘ralsno'tas ms.
The Seminole Triangles defeated
the St. .Pdul'l- Boys Club Basketball}
tam int aim in the‘hali {in Bar ‘
lie)" strict, hy‘ the scored 43 ton“
The Seminoles outweighed their»
meat; TheliutiESeminoiui‘ Wood.
T," .g- Close-r. g’i‘ “Vetoheilxc: Tones
' no .
call .
p . ,
l' ,... . .
patient-marinara never in danger or v
' MEN'ssuIrs ..
' in Last, Cheeks . "
.spncrai. 815: VALVE
satay 1ft firm 7’
I Eva .May Ballard. Montgomery of
*Danbury, seeks a' divorce from 'Alhert
_. Horace Montgomery of Poughkaepaie,
'N. in, the grounds being incompar—
1.’anoe. intolerable crucial and decor-
lion. The latter ‘ is alleged to have
dollar's maiden name'waa Ballard and
[she married Montgomery on March
us. 1901.
us.
«i... amassi-
m. vacant-uterine” “ll
'l’t-Ilisiwmwoiu‘ Numb:
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l 7 DAY TRIP
iononrred on May 22, 1912“,?“ pett—l
l CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS
. VIA
SAVANNAH LINE
Ne v Vork to Savannah and Return
$40.00
COVERS EVERY EXPENSE
J. M. Layton & C0.,Illc.
. AGENTS
l Real Estate and insurance
3 Railroad Aw. South Norwalk
WE REFER YOU
,is it not beautiful in its glilwnlng
‘coatl Yes, and what's more, 'it will
wear well—4m guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enm
etc, etc.. are the best obtainable-
that has been paint-Id with our paints.
that‘s your protection. Phone 1
The Goriiam Co
to FIRST lT.. EAST nonwatn
“rel."tsr.
neamu rvrewnlrsns — 1.. 0.
Smith, oil-«wiles
Remington“ all othm
makes.
per month. Machines
cold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLV.‘
II Douth Main Ill-eel. South Mun
. *.~r~~~l'.--=-7¢\ .
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Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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‘ REMEMBER ‘
WillJEllron Ct); '
incorporated.
pavs‘.
12c f e For I ,- s '
and best ”prices for other junk
if you send postal or, telephone-v ;
TEL.,441.- ‘ m. 441.;
FRESH FROM THE mil,
. . 3 PKGS.'25¢ ‘
Darcy’s;
sold, minty
SELL S 13“ -'f f.”
Lrrr T0 ' a CC .1
Subcessor- to Wm. Eifron.
ATLAS Pancake mum
if.‘
TO THE Houel , 3'
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