h... 7... a. .( ; .
‘
'7‘
. are
issues". one u. a";
I‘ m MALI "III“ m1;
Winter W
to debt the
whole tally
h Neal's “omens and children.’ n.-
.onts at 33.330.501‘730 and 81.00, In
tool and neeced lined at
E. B. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwatk.
WALLACE NUTTING
Pictures
l kt i.\t 70¢ $10.00
ON SALE AT
DONNELLY'S
GIFT SHOP.
VWW
CIIY NEWS
A ”\HWMI
Mr ind .\lrs. F.
ily. -it'
lll It tinetieid. visiting i'rieiids.
l\lis.~ (‘iirrie Allen, of New York
city. w.|i spend Sunday with Mrs. U.
]i Iiawxliurst, of 1150 Main street.
Iierhies. derliies ()‘llrien's.
\‘oritian Murray. of f:
has resigned his position in
Bridgeport. and returned to Norwalk
for the w inter.
Quint ard
l’lace,
Miss May Ilevlne. ot‘ Strawberry
Hill, In assisting at William P. Beers'
stationery store. during the. holiday
rush of trade.
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tankwood danceut Aiion hail Sat-
Iurtiay night. Stec's oichestra.
-—-‘l.ockwood dance. Arion liall tonight
«Take a minute 01 yoitr shopping
time and hear the Viclrolas and We
tor Records at iionnelly's Music Store.
We have 12,000 records in stock so ask
1.0 been your favorite record.
Evangelist (‘nrrio \‘ioln Wilbur has
received her license as a preacher
from the (‘entcal lla_itt‘st church of
Not-with, under Dr. .1. Slocum. This
license illnl) includes the rank of Rev-
erend :iiut Miss Wilbur will not use
this title until after her ordination
in I‘tle'.
Ito you know why by replacing
old floors with modern hardwood "Oak
Flooring" yoti save money? There
.st‘vcl‘al kinds of hardwood floor-
ing and we will be able to meet your
requirements. Free estimates. Phone
108:: ~‘it. .lohn & Keyser. Contractors.
Steamboat I‘lace.
Examinations will be held in IIle‘l'
ford, Middleton ii anti other places in
(‘onnettictit during January for a
vacancy at the United States Naval
Academy to be filled by Senator
George P. McLean. Examinations
will held during that month
for t vacancy at the United States
Military .kt“tttlt;lll_\' to be filled liy (‘on-
gl'ttn Gly ii n
‘ ,
ATOMIZERS
Spray Oil or “ater
Site. to $1.25
1 till line of Rubber Goods
Stilison-Poweli Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street
South Norwatk. Conn.
. lho be
anion .I.
To be secure from loss
fire, store your valuables
our facilities offer you ab
‘ rates for storage.
.nr—————
i-‘. iiradey and iam-
Ii.)llt‘.s‘ I’lace, will spend Sunday"
The Delight ofé'lhieves
The holiday season brings the harvest-days for
thieves, pick pockets and other light-fingered gentry.
vaults. They are especially designed for such pur-
pose and are protected by every known device. '
From the smallest paper to the largest silver trunk,
Andrthe costis too little to let it delay
you—$4 a year for 'a private box. Moderate
Captain Santa Claus piloted
his cargo into our store with-
out meeting war ships. sub-
marines. or aeroplanes.
Here's a new cargo of practi—
cal presents for men and. .
boys.
Ur. it _\oii {ll't’ not pushing; lIit‘
.\ill' is still Iltlt s a stiaig'lit
clothing :itlvcrtisciiiciit:-~—
The holiday season is a dress
up season. Our cargo of the
right stuff is here.
Suits that make you feel ‘at
home" anywhere.
Overcoats that are the first
word in Comfort and the last
word in Style.
Prices not as high as the
looks would indicate. Suits
from $15 up. Overcoats $35
down.
1R0gers& Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk
’l‘lie ("liiltiren's (‘liristnias tree dance
will be held tonight in the town as
hall.
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st‘lll lily
.\ big holy name rally will be held
at St. Joseph church tomorrow night.
llev. Melloniild, of Hartford, will be
I the speaker
-.\'ew still brown bats. ()‘llrien's.
’l‘lie schoout r ' Pollen“ is unloading
of S. k lt‘. brick anti iiroclay
lirothers at their Wa-
:-treet \\Il£lI'I.
a cargo
lIllI' littvtiitilitl
It'l‘
William Reinhardt has purchased a
tickery business in .\'orwulk and will
conduct the same along lines that
made his New (‘anaan establishment u
.‘III('("‘.\.\.
Scouts of Norwalk. are
planning to get out their t‘hristnuis
bit-“koli‘ this year. the same as Illrl.
'l‘liese baskets will be distributed
among the needy {aunties or the town.
The lloy
‘tlreen. blue. brown soi‘t tints.
()‘llrien's.
llev. A. t‘. (‘ampbelh ll. 1)..
of Nostrand avenue M. 1*}. church.
Brooklyn. will lecture in the parish
hall of the .\'orwulk eMlhodist church
on Monday- evening, lkx‘einber Btlth, on
Across the it‘ontinent to the Panama
Exposition There will be no chargm
for admission.
pastor
I I-‘ornier superintendent. oilicers
teachers and members of the Norwalk
Methodist Sunday school are specially
invited to be present at the, reopen-
ing exercises Sunday noon in the new-
I)‘ improved Sunday school rooms.
l)I~Il'IL‘l Stutt-riiitcndeiit. Rev. A. ll.
ItflillttllOIIRIl. will be present and spe-
cial music will be provided.
—0UR JITNEY OFFER—THIS AND
FIVE CENTS.
Don't miss this. (‘ut out this slip.
enclose with five cents to Foley & (10.
writing your name and
You will receive in
package containing
'I‘ar Compound,
t‘hicauo. III.
'addrcss clearly.
return a trial
Il-‘olcy's Honey and
Illll' coughs. cold and croup. it‘oley Kid
Iney Pitts. and lt‘olcy Cathartic. Tablets.
I
I
Sold everywhere.
either through burglary or
and articles of worth in our
solute protection.
I talk on the visits of the accountants
Hm hill N [All
8H Illfllllll
tt‘untivuod from Sixth mo].
tau-’7 be round
will early new place along East M Bennett said inst politics was the
went down in the plant
'llz’h‘ ahead 0!
lln' I've tit-wi seen him state in my
Ill". but outs. till the shore road. Ive
never Iirt'li talking ten minutes with
man in in}: tile All that I told
want you to make a re-
jub I
right
I Le
lviéi‘ .il‘il It‘ llll
llle
him was ‘\\'t-
port that is absolutely true, and nolh
mg t‘IM‘I He said "I‘liat‘s all you'll
get troiii its" Gentleman. that is my
:titswt'r to Mr. liipson?"
Judge John Walsh ecliticd Attcr‘
hey llavis advice not to be too hasty
iii any attitin taken concerning the
p‘ . lie took exception to the at:-
illI!I.ti.II2‘ telling the taxpayers liow
iiiiiiii they had been tint-red tor the
plant lie wondered why they made
estimates and then recommend ex-
pt‘ri appraisers lie
which is now stirring East
has occupied the best minds in
The war in Europe. he
tpicst ion:
.\'orwali—;.
the
thin d S'ates
said. the
"\‘IIIlt'IIlt'l‘ lite
enough to govern
whether they needed a trustee.
for
.is the
same old
people were
themselves. or
The
a municipal phlltl is the
intli\idnal‘s desire for Lt
speaker pointed
was
competent
tlt‘slt‘t‘
.‘itlil'
oi his own. the
IIIIIJII the I'Iast Side
to grow 'clear to the Noi'walk bound-
ot' the Saiigaiiick Itiver" he as-
ile said there was
llllillt‘
out w as tlest inctl
ary
isui‘eii his
no use jumping tacts. aiitl that
‘solidatitin had something to do with
the hue increase (ini- mill was tor
the lighting and the other I Hi went
t‘ouvtli district. The fact that
Side men voted to pass the
amendment. making it necessary for
the private property owner to lay side»
walks. who did it "because they weie
told to." will cost $30,000. He favored
the appointment of a committee.
Here‘s where Mr. liavis got back
at Mr. llipson trenieinlier the Ilepub
lican (‘illlt‘llSI'l for his remark during
the evening concerning lawyers:
"it is not a question. Mr. Davis said.
lawyers or of ‘ex-
lien l't‘l'>
(‘tlll-
into the
.'.o I“ll.\l
"of politics, oi
ctniiicilnien.‘ "
statements are his own opin-
lC. liunnebiicke argued re-
ferring to Mr. Macy's criticisms of the
accountaut‘s report: “lint are they
worth more than Mr. lllssell's'.”
Mr. litinneback. when asking Mr.
Macy who were the customers lie was
tiguriulg on securing.w was interrupted
by l'. l‘ielding. who rose to it point
of order and stated in his opinion Mr.
Dunnegacke was going too far In nak-
ing for such explicit details. Mr.
Macy. however. chose to answer, and
be stated Bancroft. or the
Neptune. (loldstein. Altithrope. Rob-
'erts anti others including. probably.
the motor at the tire house.
"ill is the district at right to sell tur
rent for less than it costs?” Mi. Dun
nebucke asked.
“But it does not cost anything." Mr.
Macy said. again explaining the extra“
30 K. W. load during the day.
Mr. Dunnchacke said the Macy re-
port printed Thursday night in the,
newspapers was misleading to the|
publit (‘halrnian Snitllii jumped tip
anti said he took exception The chair;
ruled that Mr. Dunnclinckc had the”
floor and that Mr. Snitllu must, keep!
"These
ions." t‘.
Messrs.
seated. I
Mr. Gorbam gave up his chair. for a
few minutes to the clerk. and took
the Ilool‘. t‘
“I think I have answered the charg-
es that l was dishonest r~" .
"No charges of dishonesty wereI
said Mr. ‘llipson. "I said the;
‘unconsciously imbued“,
matte."
accountants
your ideas." .
“Thank you." laughed Mr. GorhamI
“I accept that." .
‘It is absolutely trite that I am op-I
posed to the plant. I thought the:
.thing impogslhle. and isn't my ideaI
well founded? For its the most stu-
pendous failure for a little. thing ever
put on the boards." He started to
Mr. Snimn:
I “They were there three days before!
Ianybody knew of it "
I “I told them," Mr. Gorham
quietly, “They were to take no in.
structions nor no advise. You said
you would furnish them all docu~
ments.
I Commissioner Kuhncr:
a “Who gave the accountants permis-
Islon to take valuable papers not only
{out of the district. but out of the
State of Connecticut? Who can answer
Ime that?"
I “Are you speaking to me?”
i “I am."
I “I know absolutely nothing about
In."
I Mr. Snifiln:
I “You did not introduce me to any
.of the accountants. I do not know
Iany way of determining that all of the
{papers taken have come. back. Their
business methods were very poor.’
Mr. Gorham:
“You weren't on your job.” ‘
. “I'm not hired to work twenty-four
hours a day."
., Mr. Gorham said the third district
said
said the question .
' Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
has tuned user: since this or 1907
383. 000 up to the present time. Nesr- .
l1 any W In lot at: II the demand the app-umment of a com.
«um. be all. and n ”the" ntttw til three men to investigate
lie slate-d he could Reid disapproved til the plan Arthur
“new.
ANCES
URNITURE
TERLING
avenue
"Not aha you tan't "
“You and ion would be
said Mr Gotham pointing at the man
who interrupted bun main reason he- was opposed to the
"ltut l‘ve thangtd my mind " plant was the injustice til a taxpayer.
"Why is tins?" insisted the speak: who did not use the municipal lights.
er being obliged to contribute toward the
"t‘onsolidatitiii" someone shouted cost of his neighbors" lighting, WIIUI
Mn“. tax is exliorbitant, but consol- did use the district juice. lie said he
idalion has nothing to do wiih the “ndE‘TSlOOd this “a5 contrary to law.
lliird district tax. it is ridiculous to and could be “WP”! by 1““
think anyone is so ignorant as to come P- “- Fielding “’0“ “Seplion '0
M”, and say that. But here. I anyone paying his lighting bills Mr.
wouldn‘t mention consolidation if (lorham‘s statement 10 the effect tbat'
someone hadn': stated it. That‘s bad a taxpayer paid for another man's
business, talking that way." “8’" bills was wrong. Ht’ “'45 'dbki‘d
’l‘he advist ci‘ .11, : ctrintants in to furnish i‘acts. Mr. Gorhain holding
asking for an appraiser was because “I?” I“ payer “0‘ “Sing ”It” "‘1“ ,
of their difference of opinion with the ”I” ““5 paying Iti> itTODUFIIUD 0f ”1‘5 m
commissioners. and Mr. loi'hain coli- txpense -
gjdprad this “hymn.” gentleinanly. The meeting smiled at 8 o'clock. At .‘
Nothing is said about the 1055 during 8 03 the matter of atcepting the dis- .1
'I‘lie trict commissioncrs' report was INDY"
whole trouble with the plant Take
out politics and sutcess will follow
.imn‘r was his opinion. t
Chairman Gorbani said that the
FURNITURE co. 3
t27- i 29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
s‘\-‘
the past seven years. he said.
speaker said that “Lingard was hailed “d: A‘ “’33” ”"10““ AIII’III‘PY ”‘0 .
as a second “Winchester." lot now liavis moved it be laid on the table
The plant was indefinitely. The vote of approval of
soot- \‘R m‘x‘
lie was “incompetent " . 1‘
.i “freak thing“ in the chairman's opin- ”“5 action “I1“ unanimous. -
m“ It. (i. Macy said that A. it]. Winches-
Judge Walsh took issue with Mr. ter. ()1 the downtown plant. had told ‘
estate him. not only of the opposition from
tlorliaui and stated that real
the 1'. E. l.. A} (‘ompany, but from
had not depreciated on the East Side.
lie Silld the third district's grand list men right In his own district.
was 2 million and it half dollars. lie Ilifitl’ltI (‘Uliimissioner Siiiifiii asked
r that Mugab- on East that the commissioners be authorized
'I‘liev could be ‘0 liltl‘row $5.300. Mr. (‘liurcli wanted
“3.3; avenue. to be sure that that amount would be
too much noise. tilllic t‘nousb. The first vote taken on
d this was uncertain to the chair, and
Make this Christmas
truly joyful
lt‘ you are one of the host of music lovers who has alitady de
titled to own‘tbe New Edison Diamond Disc—the (lill\' instru-
ment that Retreales music-tmnge to have it in your home on
Christmas morning.
\1
U
said small wontle
avenue were for Slill‘.
purchased readily on
for the same reason
trolleys. etc, Mr (itll‘llulll had state
that the (‘onnecticut (‘tiiiipany had It" “Slim lm‘ a hand raising vote. it
closed down the Meadow street now. was voted favorable.
er house because they could buy cur It “'38 10345 o'clock when the mee
it will make this Christmas truly joyful.
winning or many days of genuine enjoyment
It will mark the be»
t t It will bring you a
r daii ac uaint .
rent cheaper .ludge Walsh said be ing broke “D. l. y ‘l ance with the grates! artists and tht best waste
was told they closed the plant down ———-— '5 I
because when tlie)‘ purchased it. they -A°cept III the luck that comes it 'l'he E D I S O N DIAMOND DISC
got a “heap of junk“ as was explain ’0“! Way—but. don‘t DEFEND, on its iII PHONOGRAPH
cd in him by n nrmiiiiiciit oillt'ial. Nimin?‘ If rmi want a job use a Seat it No needles to change Unbreakable Record. fl
v had to replace the niachtn- ttnol Wu! ‘5. r Just come in and let In [by the Edison Diamond Disc f0i you
Hear it once—and you will know the difference between mere me»
chanical reproduction and Ir. liaisons actual ReCremion '01
music.
My...
Mr. (‘burcht
“You'll have to do the same thing
with this plant." I
Judge Walsh:
"()ld men the
them."
Mr. Church:
"I was tilleretl property right across
the street from my home at a price 33
per cent. less than was paid for it
a number of years ago. I didn‘t dare
make an otter, for rear I'd be taken
BUY
Hazelton
Coal ‘fU/IIW ::‘: :.:II:/-II-I‘III. I-I‘IUI'II'. '4‘- -1-
61
0.13. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Lin
Eyes Examined Free
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“-
We have to bury
s - s}- s- 5‘ s.‘ s‘
1 at, a, ./.7 Ass/’-
s: WALL eraser
NORWALK
PHONE 43s
“"’ - The B. Hershiieidasoncn =
Attorney Davis stated he had been
in iiivor oi the old Seavlcw avenue
plant. He thought the district would ..---.___._ F»
be far to the good it they had not . .._. .-.. W...” .
branched out into building the big
plant. lie brought out the important
point that the $89 or Still shown by
the Macy report was proilt ii inter-
est and depreciation was left out. He
IliIllllll Billls. elnlerf
TIL. no 022 WATII OT
WE SELL THE BEST
CLOTHING
AT REASONABLE PRICES
0N CREDIT
c.3222:- ..::.W.:::.::::: 2:“: ... : What A" “it" Assets?
The scientific conductofbm and personal aflalrs today classes
the methods employed very amnesty
Avoid The liabilily
_ Of not having a checking mt. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteou- Mon.
A GD“) Hill)”: . . .
Is the most modern. practical and Falrfleld county National Bank.
satisfactory method of filling open
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORDI
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Prompt
Gately & Brennan
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Service a Feature.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some I
thing like this happens in your
home. If your spaces between healthy teeth. I THE OLDECT BANK IN NORWALK.
i where one or more has been re- .
PLUMBING ., moved.
Ia detective, antiquated. unssm- . “my “m. super“... in “wry way
'37? 0" “'0’“ out. hare “3 make I to the old~fasliloned “partial plate,"
necessary repairs or install a . they are firmly attached to the one
new system 0! I or teeth. there Is no chafing, no
MODERN PLUMBING dropping, no plate to cover the root
JOBBINO A SPECIALTY of the mouth. nothing to interfere
‘ I with the speech or voice. and gives
HORACE KNASH
1‘ the appearance of natural teeth.
I A Gold Bridge meets the demand
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354. .
of a progressive and critical per-
i Consultations free.
50D.
North Maln 8t. 8. NON-lit
. , Ilr. .l.ll.il1allery
‘m‘... - ,.___.,_ _ _.._.__.-::._—_-:. 16 South Main st. South Namath.
._._.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays
by annolntment only.
Suggestions for
The City National Bank
Ch ' t G'It Wm OIII'
Pocket Knives from ..25c to $3.00 .Ei 0“ C0. Has experienc-eAtIa €001). BANK
Carving Sets from..$1.50 to $7.50 PAYS account? “g m to give careful thought to your bank
Scissors .................. 25c up 1 I
Scissors and Manicuring Sets. 12c lb. For Rags hsudllfogggaaliigrfifbm‘s it grows older and its customers
Andirons and Fire Sets. be mutually agreeable. s moments to be permanent must
Notice thes igns on the wagon and
Thermos Bottles ........ 1.25
Flash Lights _____ _ ”75c to $22: also get a duplicate slip from the who???“ invite: you to join flint large number of depositors
. an cull mug
Thermometers ...... 15c to $3.50 driver WM? our name and address and profitablz. years “e f h relations here both pleasant
Skates .............. 85c to $3.50 be“: 18mm as
Flexible Flyers ..... $1.00 to $5.00 3 R w N $2055 411"“qu :"" W _ ‘ - :.-.-.-.-.-- -----_-.'.v__ :‘A
High Grade Carts for Boys.
Erector Building Sets for boys
mIzII ............... $31113) to 3.33 ‘ ' . IMMEDIATE BEIJVERY ON
ors ............. . o . .
Children Sets of Tools in cheats, India“ motor CYCICS l DOdge Brothers
................... 25C to $5.00 - Distributors for Norwdk m_
Soueh Nomlkt
The Sterling Motor Co.
Carpenter's Tools,. Machinist-
Toola, Guns; Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.
AlbertD. Morgan
(Successor to. ~Chas. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON 8T.-, M:
SO. ”OFWALKI' CONN '
.y-e ’r*->
I'TOui‘IillgI'CtlrsI an d' Runabouts
rALL KINDS OF AUTONOBILE ACCESSORIES i
S L. BENEDIG £133.33.“
AGENT FOR Rm up DODGE. BROS. CARS.
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