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NORWALK ORDERS
.ree delivery at any time o
N. First delivery leaves at eigh
ddock. TELEPHONE your order.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
HayestityMarket
69 No Main Street
EAST
ORWALK
on... i. :r. L..;t;t‘.r. 3:1. their] 13).. .
but there will be a large travel to
.Jlorida and all points south when iii"
.‘itli‘ida season opens in January, for
he states that all the “disbarred"
European travel is headed that way.
llo has been to New York arranging
or a special car to carry Yale btu
{cuts to their Southern homes for the
t‘linstmas holidays, ieaving December
19.
Noroton goes Winsted one better}
\lf‘s. Henry Wallace, 0! the Boston
Post Road, just opposite the .\orui0li'
postoifice, has a fine turkey gobblcr,
hatched under a hen about three
years ago, but Mrs. Wallace ne‘i'vr
found an appropriate name for him
until 1! few days ago. although she is
irry it gobbler. and his
made a great pct of him. it seems
Int thin turkey is a great peace ad
cate, and. every time he sees a chick
en fight, he runs its fast as possible
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week, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles lian
ford. of Winfield atrcet.
Edward Beers, manager of llafner's
Benedict Purina store. is ill. llis pluce
is being temporarily tilled by Charles
fieynolds.
The regular weekly meeting of the
district comniiissioncrs will be held
tonight. Action will be taken concern
in: the appointment or it now district
commissioner.
The Men's t‘lnx:
or the East ave-
nue M. ii). church is making great pro l
pu'ations for tho supper on Wednes-
day night. A large Attendance is ex-
pected . l'lrcrv lill‘llillt'l‘ has the privil-
age of inviting as many friends as ho
wishcs. Both the speaker and his
subject tire of intcnric interest.
A special nit-ctiiiv of thc official
board of the Exist ail-tine it. E. t‘lllllt‘ll
was yesterday afternoon hold in the
.church parlors. ‘lliv board volt-l
unaniint ttsly to extend M llit‘ll' motor,
Rcv. S. l’. Fairbiiikr, .in invitation to
stay with them another year.
A daughter was born Friday of lastl up the fight.
' Ford started off on
in ills
betwwn fighters, separates the
belligerents and never fails t’
roosters or liens, it
iiialtcr; no di‘l'crcncc; he stands for
Peace at any price,” and he is c it'
' “Turk" anyway who will not fight nor‘
.zllmt t'ii'h‘ing around him. When .‘d'
his peace mission,
.llfiwtfii‘llil to Mrs. Wtillacc an :i..
‘Jrl)l.‘rliilt‘ name for her pet inbhi
. .nti ehc has not" ‘ ‘ ' “ilcniy Furl
;ll seems to suit Mr. ’l‘urkcy in ctwry
-=.pcct, and “Henry Ford" sci:
.fairly on the way to eclipse the fame
lof Mina llarrie Marwelkl‘s rcntmuci-
ilonupurtc '
At about dawn Friday, the
dents in the tit-ighlxirhood of the it».
ton Post itoad and tllt' tlld ltlitli‘t
Highway wcro awakened by ti report
like a cannon and the smashing oi
glass, which could be. heard for it long
prize-winner, "Napoleon
f'i‘3i
'tiihtunt-o.
cutnblc" :io curly in the tnnrningt, not
could not go out of doors. run to the
tclcphoiicii. (inc ”\Vllt‘l'i‘ uri-
tlic chit-kin tlllt‘\'t‘s‘.’" and a t'ort-oi.
rcsidcnt itlio Will-i ‘npt’lltlillfl the iili:lit
:it Nomton said hi- hct it tin-i ‘lni.‘.i"
Scitz at the Miauus Landing. trying in
’l‘hohc tilio ticre not "pro.
iinltt il,
. . . . .. . .. 'tcv. Mr. . .
hrlt’l We‘ll“ Of ““9”!“ ' 1 find "that nigh.’ but very soon it nlilfll.
Fairbanks Iltttnkcd lltt- nit-tubers of
the board anti the congregation.
A pleasing liinrunpartfr nits Satan
and u now out- for Norotonl pent-trot
cd (Wt-ll throui'h tlic walls of the houw
cu, it “(til Lecr! itc'tl .xurc nniiitg‘i
day lill“"‘“°” ”JV“ l" ”l“ "wmb‘im hocr. itlHl on following: up till ill‘I‘Vil
. of the East MM: ill lzxiprovriiii nt
sociation and ”Hit 'l‘lI‘lth‘, by Mrs.
Howard low' .' . . >3 mice; are me.
Tflvfl WHH bcrz'» i l‘ ll‘“>illlll|‘liliit
Ind tlic ttl‘lt'rnt ;. \‘. -
happy lll.lllllt'!’ it ' . .dw it.“
assistrd by Mi": it! i Ninth, Mrs. lid
ward Ml‘l‘flli, ind Mrs \liiiot
The Misses. lii‘li'i‘. illlll lil‘ltt‘t' lAIWHtlt'R
served.
Tomorrow night. at 5 o'clock,
\ it-
irthht'tl lll ti
Smith.
the
(John I). (‘riinniina's lioi'i'glm \\t'l'c llti'
llt‘t‘tlt‘tll, it lt-d lt' :i h'g unto truth in-
lonping to .lr'lt'llli ltuppcrtu' hrcwt-ri'
of the \\'c.alchci-iter brunch liter»
of bvic.‘ still llllltl‘t-lt
-\i‘ll' :-l'lill' bottle:
in, but most of ii “d8 rtinnini: in
striviiliiii till ot'cr lllt‘ rind, :ind thctw
tin nil
ott r tlic ro.itl, wh t‘:i pl't‘.»t'illt d it nitm
llt‘ltliilllll rind bed for tillltlllltllill"
’l‘lu- thrcc lllt'll in charge or
and cans hlrt‘“ n
‘-‘.llt llttbm
lll't‘ti.
I'HE SOUTH N0”"i’;".l,f\ r.» Emmi. SEryi‘Ti'i"
breaking into homes. Thc tiilieapt:
and the Weeds' houses are only 1\\u
among quite a number that have been
robbed.
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Miss Kale t'rockett of Craw avenue,
is visiting friends in New York City
Mrs. M. Baxter. of Roton avenue,
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Frank
Hoilins.
Mrs. t‘harles it. Petty spent Wed-
nestlnv with her parents in New ,i , l
Canaan. l r :i‘
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Harry (lberlander of .\ew Haven.
spent the weekend with friends in
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or 90c
A cryscai glass humidor jar containing one pound of
Tuxedo, the mildest, most fragrant tobacco.
every store where tobacco products are sold.
MONDAY, DEC. 13. 1915
bin-om tth-ynfita,
You Can Get the Ideal
Gift for Every Man
At
ltowayton. i-r l..lbt (,lit lbtllltl'u more Jars of Tuxedo were Iivcn to own throuuh»
, . ' q I i ' t N - ‘ - b
l itin- :txmliiiuyde Sillt’l‘ll a fifw in: ; out Me United States than any oilicr Single trade-marked {ll'tlL‘lt‘l
“5 "Pt" ‘13 ling Tea itel‘l in A (i I .
York City. i _llcc.tu:se AmCIiCailS arc lt‘fll‘lllllg to main: suitable mils at Christ-
- ', bth * . . .r‘ - ,. -' ‘ .
chm’Aefsl‘r‘j'r‘l“$333122“If): (in. i nus .im- .inti lending that liixcdo is the brat gilt of all for a ”3,1,...
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Christmas entertainment. . , tuxedo i; tlic inildcst, plcziszintcst ‘
Mr. and MN. Bowman. 0f WGSlDOTl. I .r . .l . .. .. .7 ti. '[r’u'y 'i‘uxro (.Iu/ ..-m.r Ilium/1r
. l.) .. in... . . . ,
loruis‘rly of ltowaytou. have moved to l lrl L - t I . ) l .1 . U‘I' \Vt)l'}ltl. ln‘ldL jar l.».«.1.-.::1_/r.-1.-_ Human! :1.th /.-a/.’ ,
mm" ,0, ”u. “in,” till-o-.illll:”i'v.' lion-ruling); and (icliolitlully “5,3,,“ ,,,,/ “3., r... urn/fair”! ”rum”...
w. a l , ‘1 .'.. . .‘ ' i» “ ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Snimn have re‘ l l.‘.- li.l\. l)}’ l. . m urinal | llXt‘tlt) m .1 ;,,,,_.,_.,,,,,,, f r Abc'l'
‘ " ' ) “ ' l A / Fl One Hand
turned home, after a stiierul day: [ “$.53 lllfl. H... lit‘l‘l l' lX‘t‘ll SUCCCSS- mun-g , , ray-:1”; .7 m;- J i c Aclc. ' fig.
visit with relatives in Oneontii, N. r 11:" 31““ “I ("’1' fr..€(1m,"/!If _ _
Y 5 lit i, it. .i..lLt ,
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""“‘(“"(‘“l‘dr “My” ““303ng ‘ Last ( l‘; . 1'...-.;.5‘: the 1... ml
from ‘. lo rey’s muse on ' .' .. . ,. W l. . \,
iit't'llilt‘, to t'npt. Edward Sillltll'fl (lLlTldlltl lJi' l l, t :l_ ”Hug- m
“on... i dnr jars out; 2 ~g'r;';;t that I
The (Nitrit'l'ly conferenccl til ll“; ll‘iC bliplf'l‘,’ t l I. Lilly" tlL‘Itl" ;
ltowayton Methodist tlpistopa ‘ 1 ,, \ H ‘ .. . T;
(‘hurch was llt‘lli \i'cdnesdny owning. Ll'b \MlS ll all-:l-flktl, {liltl : M
w th lti-v. A. ll. lloodenongh of Siam lllllllSilnlrS ( l ”.‘L‘U llC \l‘L‘l‘C It
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ford. pro-raiding.
Mills.
it) llt'
of Highland are
about .ii'uin iiflt‘l"
l‘lillrlt‘fi l“,
lllli‘. it» illlll'
:tn attack of Illltllliltllilu, which ltcptl
llllli confined to his honic for oct‘cral
tlisanpointul. 'i'hc snlc
illllll3tt)1llT‘;CL‘)‘(dll‘Gi'flCl'
mtlt your tlt‘illt'l' 13.92;}. He
Will lie triad to ‘%.‘l your
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Christni.;;. or“ 't ummt‘m \Hll ll“ ll“l‘l :hc truck \vtrc not hurt, but hzitl it
by the iut’inin-h oi' the liuxt ith‘ilii“; H.” Lam-”w (“A/“p“ They said ”m,
M. E. t‘liurrh. ’iltu iift‘tiir will ll" 1'” tllt‘ \ilw-lit h id tiltiddod into the dun»
tier thc illl.i[|lt‘t‘:~ i.t‘ lllt‘ Susquti (‘irclc Hum“... izuttcr, which had boon partly
Of Camp l’ll‘i‘ tiirls. 'l‘lll'rt‘ “'l“ 1’“ (‘Ott‘rt'tl about a week or so ago. and.
selections from ”'l‘llt‘ l‘V‘llTlll Wlsc at the stinic time, the chitin rnnttiiir:
Man," and -('.hristniae carols will be gear on tho driving whcch had 1mm.
sung. A collection will bc taken up en, allowing the heavily loaded auto
for the bcncill oi llit’ l'lll‘l3lllll15 bus- to b'ick down tlic Htcop hill, upsvttintz
Reta, which thc church will distribute the big load of bottled llct‘r. find the
big truck running backwards, alid
Rev. .lltmt‘rt Subunit” t‘icld secretary around :1 ltl lull into a new ditch just
of the Conncctlcut Ti-nipcrnncc lin- dug lust Wt't‘l’. for drainage The (inn
1011.135! evening spoke at the last gerous ditch ro nitich lflllil‘ll of, and
Norwalk» Advpnt Christian Church} which should be covcrcd :ill the thV
on Vant Zant ”rpm, ltcv. Mr. So up the hill and mist N. E. it‘lllt‘ll't-l
Iandt's forceful and tactful sermon house. was ploughed tip, and the. big
was enthusiastically rccc'ivml, it drain pipe in front of thc l.('()llll|"(l
dealt, in an interesting illlll instructive property broken through by the furs"
'manner, with the liquor question. A of thc hcuvy \iiiettlit, and this turtles
.complete account of 'Mr. Soiundt's lcc- this i‘()'(‘illl(‘tl guttcr inorc tlunizcrona
tum, along lines which he delivered than over.
last night, has appeared heretofore in it t‘lratigo that ii wcnlthy
The Sentinel. There was a large iit- township liki- laricn is llllilllit‘ to of-
tendance at the services last cveninz. . .i re turd cf sun for thc nrrcst and
conviction of chicken thieves, cspcc~
lially \vhcn :i prtltlon signed by over
lflfty residents was handed to the
lsclcctiucn l"i Monday. requcuting
them to offer this reward, so as to
put it stop to this public nuisance uno
dangcr. it in very true, as stated in
this column a few days ago, that it
should not be necessary for the. tttx‘
payers to be obliged to offer a reward
3 lfor protection they are entitled tn:
_ but it seems that they cannot get u
of llarien will stop put to this thievery in any other
way; so. if it reward will do that. it
should be offered. The reply of the
llnrien selectmen to this petition of
at Christmas time.
Sf‘t ..
”WM—~—
DARIEN
AND
NORoroy
The Civic League
meet at the home of Mrs. Hiram Van
Kirk, in the. rectory of St. l.ultt“s
Church, Tuesday, December 14. at 3
p. m., and after the meeting there ovrr fifty of their townspeopl'.‘ is
will be an informal reception. amusing and characteristic. They ro~
ply that they are obliged to “lay the.
Miss Mary Carr of Virginia, recent-
mutter on tho table," as there are no
137 graduated from the Wheeler School f d . t d f
at Providence. delighted many friends l!“ S appropria e or “Ch a puro
in Nomi on by her clever man dollu pose, and their opinion is that the
. matter must be submitted to a town
music. Miss Carr has now returned ti (1 ‘h
in North street, Greenwich, where she 21):: :ugchana 13:;er :iglfigciennfmt":
ins ndin the winter. . '
“De 3‘ ' some also claim the reward of $100
. ‘ iss M‘ 'R‘ Snood nt‘Aoroton has is too much, for the reason that it
gone to make a visit to Mrs. George might be a temptation to some “en-
Wilson, Rochelle Park New Rochelle, tcrprising spirits" to try and break
101" I few. days" From there Sh? will into tltc chicken-houses, and then "to“
:10: i: “10‘; :0”?- ‘md 13:9; “me at: on each other,” so as to get the reward
en "u cell .is '-
. L (L r c l’ 0“ O '5 “3 Iof $100. If there are a number of
' .ler Townsend, only daughter of Mn! such "enterprising spirits" in Noroton
lug M.”- James 3' Townsend of Com and Darien "it might cost the town
detriment. ““5““5' 1“ 1- ‘ $500 or more." These good selectmen
. L P. Green of Themasvllle. Goof“ do not seem to take into consideration
git. passenger agent of the an» ,that, while the residents or this sec;
‘_ . st railroad. was a visitor in Stam- tion are waiting to put this matter its-l
. '_ ._'_ 1 all later ln Noroton. last Wet‘i: fore another town meeting the thieves'
.M Mlt’f‘. ' . pro stealing their chickens right
| , but ammtii'two days o! 0:23 along, and it is also well Imown that
hack in New Your at; the Adamo 3mm do not nap at chickens; but: sf!»
ANN. .. .,.‘
““"“.“' , -, itl‘ usulc for \‘(lli ttnttl '~ 'r‘Y‘Q‘fi
e i... .. mu: of tlic otlh-crs :tnd lt‘ilt'il' l J, ‘1 . ' {t LL. t
arr: of the ltnwayton .\lciliodi.~t lair.» f, "\ l.. l. lhlii‘lil‘n. gr 3‘ |,,,l..v~f"*‘l
t‘tllllil Fundnv Hl'lltitll will llt‘ llt’lll llll’ _ . . . El 1‘.“ lllllll‘l .
* ‘_ .. ‘ ‘ | . Tub AMrtlth ‘l TilliAtLU \ c‘.:i‘r.:<\' ,.. :3; ll M‘
cumin)! “l ""1. “Hum" ill ”H “ll. &\ 1.1 l‘-. nit... no. Nitritrt 3;; :l. ll. it?!
Stillilgl‘. .loliu ll Slicrcr \\lll lt‘iltl in “K ’t - ‘ ll lll
thc study of the lcasons. ‘ \ , ' _ . r
"hvrlittml of tlic llnplifit , \ . J . ‘
(‘hurch held :1 niccting, i‘rititiy cvcn~ N : . V H l
int! It \HiS intidc inlt’rcfilllit'. l'l’ llit‘ . ' F3" ‘ -_ l .
.dercopticon tit-its and lecture given, .‘ i. ll '
on "South America." by l". A. lll‘ttii- SPEClAL' ' pita“)
tlil, who has jinn rcturncd from it tect- . FOR p”) LYPCREARETTE
- .. <' -t' S tiih tincricii . ~ :84 10
”"3 :WI‘,“ ‘;“';m; “ ' TUXEDO is sow lN .. ',
:‘ltt I n .'iii:i c. ‘
‘ , ,. , MANY CONVENi-ENT SIZES: 7
'13“. ”outwit i)“ “eat hitlt' tnt‘lilttl‘ ;.. fl ‘ . , .. . I i: i
_ . ,. H r ”I l h“: lllt‘ D'Hl ln flint: llunntlt‘irs, 51L: 'intlflllt‘ in Curvril'l’nrltrt Fit". 10c . _'__",.—f ' - .‘
\" w ”h.“ '3 " mm“ lur, , U in 'l‘iti Humidors. ‘iilc and SUC in Mouturc-l’looi Pouch, 5c ' . .. .. ‘ . .
\Vll‘k about htlllit'tlllt‘ poisoning :ini» _
llltllt‘i. 'l'nti \tilllitltlt' doga “'t'l'i‘ kllll‘ll- - ,, ‘rJv ...M.-.- — --M- w- ..,,.___._ “m-v-w— ~ -. ~< h... -. _ a _ .._.
ont- owned by l“. (‘. Albrecht and the S. C. O'CONNOR DEAD. ‘ ‘ .4“ -... ,
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othcr by (Tlutrlcs it. Snitiin. Mtlillit'. I
arc to bc cluvlflyt‘d whcrcby llll‘ mis- Editor of Ridi‘eticld Press and Prom‘i
from” who thrct“ tlic im‘n‘titi urounu. inent Fraternity Man.
will be nevi-rely pan :1. (‘ltindc ti't'onnor, manager until
ttllltll' of tho lliili't-llt-ltl "rm“: dim! Ill
hr. lltlllit' in llidceiicld Saturday morn-l
éin:. after an illness of lees tnnn u;
\\'(“l(. Mr. O't‘onnor became ill litrit‘
.Stinduy. Iiii. ailincnt. paralysis of.
"‘ the throttt, did not yield to medical
,‘il‘rtllllt‘lil and early in thc wcck liisi
condition bcctiutc iicriouu. llc llittli
il'fil criticnlly Ill :xt'ncc 'l‘hursduy. l
.\ir. O'Connor, who true it i‘ormcrl
if found out,
islictl.
ADVANCES 230 PER CENT.
Muriate of Potash Takes ."mto
PFICC'-Oflef‘ of $350 P" 7°" l‘
Made in “ortollt.
NORFOLK, llcc, lii.‘lit‘t)rl.‘,t‘ ’l‘.
I. no on hm. li‘t'l'l\t‘tl )llttllll‘)’ front
ll.ltlil':~ \i’. \iltitt'cncv 1 Io.. \Vllti'i’~l ‘ “elm”; Willi t‘llllllth-‘(l’
um ._ t in HM. \‘013 by The llniibury News us it linotypcl
ttuwalliililits tif Si‘l‘ll'llli"t'pll‘itttll' ltli t-lct'cu i't‘ill‘s. llt‘ wcnt'
mt no“ sh in lllll lot-:ilili'. lmfito llltltlt‘llf‘ltl in 19M. llc wan born;
;. ‘ n 2. .on. dcli‘r’ct't‘d at the railV‘in Slicrhrookc. Quebec. Canada, on in t
l‘()tttl station, is offct'nd. 'ihc p Hittit‘Ilt't‘lllbt‘l' it. 1856. the son of Ionics \\‘.t
.i-tzizittiily uscd its a fertilizer, tindfimd litirricl llawlcv O'Connor. }[9l
in “0mm! 1mm: :‘cl‘i‘. :‘t rrirtil irirltzrmltiatcd from Mnsbon college in 18731
~iizli: uni-t n pound. ’l‘he pricc hungnnd subsequently entered the news-1
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Jumped lil wholunnlc pricc front 2£01pnpcr and printing business. He mar-I
1,... m n" m “ton pt‘r ('t"‘.[. The uror‘ricd t‘cttic A. Smith, of Newport, \'L,'
mi - amt t"':lr'llll at least so pcr ccnt.;ttnd one. daughter. Miss lttitlilccu‘I
~0'(‘onnor, of llcllinghmu. Marin, sur-
, ivivcs liltii. t
,1;qu DlSTRlCT LanAny NOTES: Ml‘. O‘Connor lltld been ii meniberl
'i‘hc (‘hrlutnics :xiic at chihll'e't'r 0‘ flhe Masonlc fraternity tlilrtyonel
i.: itzost intercaiini: and in tit-,yl’m‘s‘ “9 “'33 ll Knight Templar and}
ttnctinn :ittciition front limit layout. :1 member or l'l’l‘lllllld Tcniplc. i'Oblf‘S'
't‘ncrz- U c. tiit'ct‘siL “1- 5mm. for (motor the Mystic Shrine, of Bridgeport;
t‘icn lron‘ thrrc yearn to fifteen and all“? WM “150 1‘ member of the Order oi"
diversity of prices. The old clunsicn‘ ”1'51”" 5”" and had hccn an Oddl
in rmw forms are most. tempting and l FPHOW rind a member 01 filt‘ Wood-'
the new stories attract the cliiltit‘riiilm’“ ”l in“ World. ”9 “'33 ll Pill“;
.11.) “12:49? lonr: m't-r thc tttb‘cs. iarchon of liiinbury conclavc of Hcplzt-l
’l'lt‘ liltrnr; is the l)035"li\‘0l‘ of ,soplis and “'35 ii delegate to the sit-l
irrlft‘lltlltl iiciiin‘r: 'r‘t'tt lcztttroit upontpn‘m“ council “f llli’ll order in 1897.:
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I “'liitl‘.
f‘!‘l"i
l” i-‘h létcniturc ('..ilt‘.i "lutcrpretn- ‘ F9" ‘0" ”a“ h“ “'33 captain 01' (‘0- L.
tione of Litcrnture.” through the pub-inn“ rcizinicnt. Vermont National
m. HM?“ and generosity of Mr. SiGuard. ilc. had been a member of thel
Lattice. Mr. Lanicc was the 10",...“ .flidcefleld school board and otherwise;
bidder for the magazines this year M. identified with public affairs in that«
ho was last year. He followed thc‘lown'
custom of Mr. J. T. Hayes. lilil pro-l The funeral “'35 held l“ St. Step-
decessor, and gave the library ”lemma Episcopal church, Ridgefleld. onv
magazines zit cost, only stipulating“S‘md“y afternoon at 3 O'ClOCk- Tllf‘
that gm”, book of value should be Masonic fraternity attended the sen;
bought with the money thus savednvmes‘
_lle chose “Interpretation: of Literaj
turn.“ This was compiled from the'
notes of one of Ilearn'a Japanese'
students who had taken down his lec-. One Former Being Run at ‘River
tures verbatim and it is cxtremclyl Street Hat Plant in Danbury. l
interesting and valuable becausc the' A. A. Hodslion R: 00.. the River
opinion of one craftsman upon others street, Dunbury. hat .niauufncturcrs
of his own craft counts enormously. lmve rennmod operations after having
. Another recent gift. or value is "The been closed for a considerable period
Attack and Defense of Little‘ Round 0" “me--
Top, Gettysburg, July 2nd. 1863,” by
Oliver Willcox Norton of Chicago.
Oliver Wilcox Norton of Chicago,
first-hand knowledge. This book is in-‘
terestlittz to students of history of the
Civil” War and especially to Union
veterans who were present at the hair
tic of Gettysburg.
HODSHON a CO. RESUME.
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day, but. A. A. Hodshon said that his
concern expected to place another tor-l
titer in operation in n few days and
thin will double the present output of-
the. plant. '
"That lm in $1.98 per yard, madam 'tgrffilednln the d
and we l' ‘d egen , ' e ore o concernuauiipon ed opera-
nclu e .’ nice I d about it tionsit was one ofthe busiest of fac-
having been in the family for m‘ torlctt-‘mking hats In: the tough. it
' ‘ ‘ " the concern
dons. ,iti understood that has or-
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The firm is running one, ders on hand at. present which Will
former at the present time and this keep the plant in operation for some.
turns out about fifty dozens of hats time.
turns out about fifty dozens of hats aled business in South Nnrwalk.
. The resumption of work by the Hod Brown in Stamford, former Mayor W.
“How much is this old point‘lm'r "thou firm is gratifying to everyone in J. H. 130me said:
welfare of Danbury. of the death of Mayor Brown until
this iiioming.’ I am deeply grieved.
Attable, courteous. gracltitis, John M.
.IBrovm-zwnt; the~beloved Mayor of the
city’of~8t
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Come iii toda and let us demonstrate this wonderful instru—
ment—$15, $25, $4 , $50, $75, $100, $150, $200, $300. Now you
have the complete line to select from; later you may not be able
to get the particular style you want.
We’ll arrange terms of payment and time of delivery to suit you.
Donnellv’s Victmla Parlors
[6‘01”] Main Street, South Norwalk
2 Umico Sound Proof Demonstrating Parlors
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REGRETS MAYOR BROWN'S
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Norwalk Chronicler