Evening sentinel, Monday, December 13, 1915 · page 5

P ‘ no 11‘th

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL'

 

MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915

 

 

 

Another
Burglary

YOU MAY BIZ NEXT

edge and real Ciuny lace

ire you protected by insur-
7111 11'? it not, shy not? It is cheap
all: we car furnish you with the best

(1 purities ooinc llJlH kind of business. one end

(“all us on the 'pltone 1230.

Taylor & Golden

Trust Company Building
Telephone 1230.

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scalloped edge .........

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to match

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A BOX 01"

Holeprooi Soc; 3
SIX MONTHS

 

Holiday. Linens

This annual event afiords many exceptional values in Linen
Scarfs. Towels. Centerpieces. Table Cloths and Lunch Sets.
PLAIN AND DAMASK LINEN-SCARFS, with scalltlpctl

DAMASK AND HUCK TOWELS, 35¢ T0 $1.00
FINE HUCK GUEST TOWELS with Cluny Insertion at

CENTERPIECES in various sizes, plain or embroidered,
with Cluny insertion and edge, or embroidered with

HEM STITCH ED TABLECLOTHS,

13 Piece SALLOPED EDGE SETS. including one 24 inch
Centerpiece, six 9 inch Doylies and six 6 Inch Doylies

BUNGALOW' LUNCH SETS with scalloped edge
embroidered or with Cluny lace

J I. MALLETTE

IIEPIiIllICAlIS Hill I
CLAIMS 0f 5 CIIIESI

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I \VASHINU'I‘ON. DEC. 13‘ (J11 illtii
‘It—vc ot’ the met-ting oi’ the Republican}
”National t'omtilittee. which will b1
held tomorrow to detidc upoll a tilllel
and place for holding tilt 1916 1-011'
tentiou, the nletllbt'ls today vv1r1— dis-
cussing the claims oi lllt‘ my '11] 1111111.»1
1 Philadelphia, chic-11:11, St l1Ulil‘.
‘ban Francisco illltl llollollllu all wlilltI

edges and insertion

$1.00 11' $2.50

...................... 59¢

lile' L‘tlllit'lilltlll. bill lllP llltllt'klllt‘llf‘
”1111- that Illt' contest villi br llctvvwll
.. . .. _______ 25¢ it) $5.98 "liltaao ttIlLi St. Louis illitl l’llilallcl I
,llla lllt‘l‘t‘ \\lt.~ 11 L‘t‘llt'l'Hl 111111.;

>tllllt‘ witll llElIlhllh

--------- $2.00 Iv $7.98

'11‘1111; the t'tllltitlillt't‘ lotto)
totlveil ion would I»
car‘ly in July.

The flint etent oi the gathering
comes tonight when a ditinel will be
gin-11 by lllt‘ National liepublltttn
League and the l11'ztlm1- oi' lleptlbllrau
State t'lllbs. ricvcrltl pl'otilillcnt |l1-»'
‘l lllttllalls lllt llllUllttl a: possible plt'H'
111-11111! 1 :1111l1d11tt'> \till sp1al1

tll..t
lllltl lit1luil11

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(it

$2.25. $2.50. $3.00

and

$5.50

DEATHS AND FUNERAIS

 

 

\A‘tiltr, or it new box of socks, $1.50

. . ' e 1110 ll v 1 . lill‘ of the
Leather goods in wonderful assort- I‘he r gm“ nt 1' nee i’

. city council wlil be held ltllllttl‘l‘tlw'
merits from ........ 35c to $30.00 .
night.
llath Robes. Smoking Jackets. .. ——~— ,_
Hats, Caps. Sweaters. ITlllbreilas Mrs. S. (j, itedell. ot‘ Springllill 11111»
““d Canes. 'dfl ‘lluc, is seriously ill with an attack oi"
1:1stltula. Dr. t‘runi is in attendance.

 

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\\'illiam. the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frances Benedict of to] \"tle‘

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fies/1t?) ingtoll street, fell Saturday lliorntng.
V breaking his right arm. Dr. Francis

1. Burnell is in attendanct

 

JOSEPH DAVIS

85 Washington St.

. .1“, have bigger \nlucs than ever
I in Winslow's skates and invite you to
Ilook our stock over “bother you in-

So. Norwslk.

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk and \lcinity:
fiimw or rain tonight;
and colder.

.A storm of considerable energy 111' ill the Red Men's wigs/am. and eta-11';
central this morning ore:- Ontario and member is urged to be present.
another is central off the Jersey coast. ‘
The are causing unsettled weather: Miss Lillian Rudder. of South Main
.V-‘ilh snow from Michigan eastward [oi-street, was a weekend visitor with
Main and along the coast north of Bridgeport relatives. Today Miss Rud-
Nil'ltinin. Pleasant weather prevnltst der is entertaining Meyer August, of
in the southern districts. and between' Northhampton, Ma“-
the Mississippi river and the Rocky.
mountains.

ware Company. 4:. Main street.

 

 

A meeting of the fair committee ot‘I

 

.An important meeting of‘tho Child-
ren of Mary of St. Ladislaus' Hungar-
ian Catholic church will be, held on
Thursday ovonlng of this week. Plans
concerning a coming bazaar will be
discussed at length. :

 

 

Melfv [w 2% Thomas H. Day. of Hartford chief
inspector of the New England lusur-l

Miss Sadie 11:. 11011111111 of West ave- Mice Fxchanse. 111 exoected to fisit
true in nu ovaring from an 3“ng m \‘ortvnlk today to confer with locsl ol-
111tl'iciuns on matters of interest to the

 

 

the grip.
__ trade.
_\tiss .Inna \‘t'oisnor and Miss Alice "—'
hit-Iatuglllin were theatre attendants “We take care of all lnugtlzmcs fort

Isuliscrlptions eten foreign subscrip
'tlons are taken care of at lowest‘
111.111 Lillian Wood and Miss Edna prices. Ask for one of our hubst'rtnl
floseph. of Winntpauk have been lion catalogues at Donnelly's Station-I
spending a few days lti New York. erY SlOFB.

'11“) building inspector ihlfi morning There wil be a meeting of the goodl
issued the following permits for: J". roads committee of the Fairfleldt
L Bradley. EMI- avenue; for R- 0 County Farm Bureau. in the Weston
Thompson Company. South Main St: Town Hall. this evening. Messrsl
TOP F- H But", (‘hefllmlt street. Wright Dilworth and Sharron. oft

In Bridgeport, Saturday evening.

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tend to buy or not. The Nol'walk Hard-I

Tuesday fair tncns Tribe and the American iiundI
. will be held this evening at s o‘,clock '

Q mob of

ltitharu .\'1itlt".1 'l'lie 1lt1\\t‘lt‘l‘ in
North Main .‘Ilt‘t‘l
with reliable

the season of giving.

Baby Joseph Wa.go_

\\‘t'|l silltpllt‘llt .ithvllll. 111111'1111'11 1111.1 old soil of Mr.
for and Airs. .loscplt “largo
ltcatt slrvet, dird this lilot‘lllitg.
>t‘r\it't‘.\' will
at it tl't'lot'li.

is

suitable
\'l.~it l...t
his 1itlt‘t‘rtl~clttt'tlt it)!‘ stlgaesttons.

je'\\t*ll‘} of H lildgc
l titlct'al

morning

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be tomorrow

'l‘ltt' lllt‘lllllt'l‘fi of tile ltltltl council oil
the Knights of t‘olumbus arc dtScuss
inn plans for HIV l‘1'lilodt'lillg and re-
dct'orntillg of tllcir 11l'1b house.
Win-rt atcllttc All 111-11 furniture
being constricted and ill 11 :1 plan to o
tnbllsll a 11111 r'trtdiul. room and :1 ll-

 

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Funeral of Mtss Stevens.

2 o'1'l111'l1, yesterday :ti'lt'l'llooti.

I' .‘tltlttlot Sit-(wt tli1 itilit'r'tl was

is h1l1l oi Vi» Susan 51111-1111
tit-~11 111:11i ‘1)

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0“ from
’s‘ lti ’
it" \‘t".‘
lllt’ 1111111 'l‘l‘inity

. . .liltim'onld church. 11m 1‘. A. con-1111111.
bran. 50”““3 dchttltt' “WWW" '“m.ltitt'1'si1le c1-1111-t11l'y \\it.~ plat'c of inter

yet been decided. The Knights are also lllt‘lli.

trunking arrnllumcnls for a sortos ofI
public lectures to be given during the
coming “inter in the lit-gent Tlteatre.’
Those lectures will be free to the
public, and will probably be llt‘ltl on
Sunday evenings.

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' Mrs. Charles H. many

Mrs Anna M lllgby. 81 widow of
'L‘hurles H. higby. died after 11 short
illness Saturday lllOl'lllllL’ at the liolllc
of her son. ll. A. llultillghatn, 21' \\ all
Wtrpot. Waterbury. Funeral sclttcos
will he held at the residence this at-
t1rlloon at i 0"1'lutk the list ‘l‘httttas

“.111n1un pastor of the Advent t‘ilria
tioll t'llulrh otllcintlltlz.'l‘l11'1 rcntains
.vtil ht' taken to New Milford l'ol' hur-
ilil Tuesday morning on the s: 20 train.1
111 charge of D M. Stewart & Ron

Mrs. Rugby leaves one son. H. A.

MOB WRECKS JAPANESE
LAUNDRY.

\\'lCN.ATCHl'22, \\'a.~'li., ilct'. 13.».A

"00 men drove two Juliane-111
front 0rov,lllc a mining 101111. 50 miles
north of hcroI according to word ro
coivcd here today The mob wrecked
the laundry owned by the Japanes nildI
threw the furniture 11110 the street
where. it was humor! The Japanese lluerltigbum with \\ll0ln, she made
ncompnnicd by George Devon. 0“" herllomc; one daughter. Mrs. William
1' of me building. have “me to Sock I ll. Vatlle of .\ew Y;ork a. sister. first.
one to complain to the United Sillt‘uI llolen \ “"3 of Beacon. \' Y- "I“
District. .Attomey. .\'o arrests tinto'm‘hl grandchildren.
been made H-

 

 

 

Leaders of the mob. 11 is said. had BRITISH CRUtSER OUTSIDea MlLEl
previously warned Devon against rent I LIM‘I’. r
tunr his propoity to the lspltneso and WASHNt‘ TON Doc. 13 mTlie [lritisli

In“ declared that they would not pep, c1 utser which reccntly pursued tltoI
tnit Japanese to do business in Cm A1111 rtcsn steamer \‘inelund from New:
\'.ille ‘l'ork down the Atlantic coast. kept
well outside the three mile territorial
limit, the State Department was advis-
led today by Sir Cecil HSpl‘lllg-Rlct‘ thoi
British Ambassador. This adttce was
Istlppliod in denial of ll, charge that thoi
cruiser had eutcred the three mils
zone.

The Vinolnnd wits pursued from
Sandy Hook to the Delaware coast. I
hugging the shore till the way. on the

“Broom Im. a moment. .. m” we“ Isusptclon that her onnership was part-
link is said to have requested. Ily German. She put into port “33th

After she had left the room to so Ieluded the cruiser in a, fog and con-

ttpstttlrs,1\lr.’l‘nylor wont into tidal .'
kitchen. lie washed his hands. forlunued h" ”"33“ ‘0 \°“°"‘I

they had become grimy from driving]
the automobile. Picking up it towel .ALLEGES CRUELTY WANTS Dl-.

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illiilliN WOMAN filliNIl
iIIOI BY MR. 1111101,

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‘aII \l‘t‘ll tl'ittgs to kit-p l)1lll\ s . , ,
' j amazing lil>llltlll§

Bridgeport, Conn.

it you want to give boys and

girls

Illl'l~llll;t\ won't llt' t'lll'l

It \‘1Ulll lit Illli\l1|lii\ \\ ltllollt Minn-thin; {or lltllii: lllllt' girls.

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\1111, 111111 111.111 1111» lltlltllllili I‘U\\t‘l' for all 11111 111111 is \1'1 il1' \\lltt is 111‘ 'I‘lltinllll in

llltlilttll.

Dolls at 1 their
dainty belongings.
\lllt'lit‘a has ltlzttl1- \111111' 1'l1'111‘
llolls. l‘ltt'i' al‘t' ht'l'c; and with
limit 11 lug ialllil)‘ of tlolls which

'lllallagctl to fact :tt'ltm tltt' occult

’I‘litlst' it) llt' tilt'\.\t'tl lt_\ lotiti"
hands, 1111111) >l/ts =,1' 11157.51

llolls allclult Il't\t)‘t.l :1 \\t)lltlt‘l

t

ittl 1li\'1t'.\itv oi 11l.~‘t11lllt'~ alltl
ltcltrly all \titli faces that 1111'
[Hill llit'lllxt' 451‘ 11183511.

lltllls which simply calitlot lit"

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lvllll\\ >351
\\'11111it'ltrtlol|\ that :ll‘1'i11ril'1ltll

\\tltltlt ll i111lt'tl ill .tltltt‘ill‘ullt‘t‘.

1'11ll it} Imp;

1111”“:

$175 11 $5

l)(lll\ llt‘tls Hi Ill'(l~\ ililtl 0i
1111,1l.<.ll.lll alul lal'g‘c alltl 1'itli1'i'
itlitill 1-1 tillllt' 1'l11ltttt'1tit‘. .’51‘ [HI

$.15“.

lltl!‘.\t‘ l'ol‘ plating llttllst‘ \t'itll‘

llolli'. «4111' and mom
talriuuw for ilolli t1tt1tltt' h1"Il
daily i1llllllt‘lll~Sl to S7. 51)

ll 11.‘ ill \vliitll all llollv s
1i11tllc< .1111} saft'li' In lit‘lllr‘ -51
to $2

\\ 1 ts 111111 ~hot's 111111 stocks 1itll

\vnl'tlt'o‘tc t'rcs‘h 111111 attractive

$1.75 .1111] low.

llttlll~ t‘llllll's’, \‘t‘tt‘i'ill Mills. .
101' to \‘l.

lllllt'illl> tor htlils1l111pillgv \\itll
l)(lil 251‘ (11535 511.

Liitlc liliilt“ for thc plzlttilllt ,,

351‘t118l", :.

(hum clustts that giro

touch to llully's ll1tlttt'~»-Sl.5tt 11
3275- . . ‘ .
(rtitllt's iltr tllt' ltlitt‘~‘l ttl llit‘
llttll itttliilt' ——.‘51‘ t1) Si.
Every boy wants to
be a railroad man.
How tltc trains llo \t'hi/ and

ultirl alongr iii lo\lalltll
lm‘ltctritity and springs furnish

tlic tittiti\c powcr llot' tontrols
ll'ltlll with :1 111111‘ ll of liis ltnlltl.

(oltiplttt' motltaltital trains
$t to $16.

lilct‘tricnlly- -opcr:ltc1l
$1.50 t11$lo.50.

Scparatc lnotms and cars and
tracks and stttichcs and bridges
and all the rest of railroads
paraphernalia. '

\ladc in Blidrrcport~nnd not
to bc cqttallcd anywhere cist' ill

trains-—

iiltcl

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0WLA‘ND’S

Monday, Dec. 13, 1915.

 

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real fun. Toyland holds it

\llllri\ \\lllltllll ~111111'tlllllgtu11ml»{1111.1'111'ltllts.

l’tij

Lots of fun Mysto Erector is

i

I boys‘ finest toy.
t of many sorts.
I t‘ . . l‘1‘1'1‘111r 1\ '111111' t'tull 1t but it
11111 l" .117. ' - 1. ' ' . .-,
I It tllxllt tll IllltIl 11! 1111 I\.I\I.\ l)11_\ t’tliltlt I” slit)“ lllS lll‘
lt't' 11111-1 ' ' 1 ‘ 1 '. ' ' l '
1 .A "l "1 “‘I' “'I “H gt-lllilti ‘li lltlllttltlg llt\t‘it)ll" lllr;
\\ll2il illll lltth' hm Ql'l\! 1111' '11) II. It 1 -- I A‘
V so _ . .l .1111 1lI'illtl1lt' 11. lll.ll\1' things.
1 \\ llll \‘iqtl t'i‘1'1‘i1ll‘I lll'ltltzt‘é,
_\il' ill-It's lion-1 ill\\il\\ lll.';tll “'1" “NH.“ in“! A” “'11" ”f inc-
111111111111 111.111.1111 12m 11m 111.11— 111111111111 11111111111111. 1111- mulc-
\\it\\ lllt1tll Qtttttl illll. II”. 111 LAM ~ illlltll\l tilt lllllli it) what
$1.5“- 11 Imt1 1'1'lli tltl. .
. \ .‘t‘l ill 5| 1’1tlll1ttll~ LIN Itlt't‘t‘S:
Iluthts that 1‘111111'1’1 :1 \lll1‘1lll\\lil1 11 RN llltltlt'l\ 1111111 llc Illlttlt‘.
I111) into a \tlltllt‘l‘r' 251‘ In bl Ft“. l'l'tllll llll\ >1 Is at \t'\t'l"itl pi‘lt‘t's

llrutll~ that \tllllltl as martial .1

. to lllt' $111 11111- \\llit‘h lllill\(" .134
111111' 11s 1111} In») 1‘11ul1l il\l\' 725‘ .11'111'l1-x trout 11111111111111.
to 154.51). i’or lltt\ \ ;llr1';11l_\' owning Erro-

. t . ‘ '
“I” ltlls. additional part~ at 21' to 20¢.

Ii1t_\~--1'

lllill l‘iitlllt‘l‘
almost as Iliilltl)‘
to $11511.

Al‘t)(ll't'lit‘\l.\
illltl
.35t‘

‘“ Games that insure
' full pleasure.
I’ltltlti' 1113s that go tliloltgh .1 ‘II
istli‘ls til illilits lilx‘t lltt‘ tliillliill' I “”1"“ ”f Ltr‘lm“ t” 1" PL”?!
lltoilltt'}~ alitl lilt‘ dinning tooli‘“”h "l’”"‘l ”“15 \‘ "HWY
and thc pool pl1l_v1'r~lo1' 111 $1. lf‘m“ 4‘ “I-‘h "I" l’li‘.‘ I” “HY-W

Mot ic tllacliiucs and magic lztli» \\ ll‘“ ‘1 I0} 0‘ PM”) :‘I‘l‘ ‘0 51-
tt'rlis throw cIt'ar picturt-s on at Pardlc-‘h ”“3 l‘i‘W‘Ilt“"it‘~"’lllg
«crcclt. tllc wliolt' houschold 1-11 Iglilllc ltalltlcd down from ancicnt‘.
joys tllcni,—~51ic to 55. Illilltltt<ttlll,——115c.

Mirrorscopc rcprotltn‘t's postAI 1\I'Cllim'll"t I’U'itl"l“ "H which
cards and such ill 1111 alnlost-lllluny 151m“- lilt‘liltli“! Chi‘i'kt’rsl
git'cs lllt‘lll 1111l- 11111)’ I)“ Plill'V‘lv—‘SJSO ‘0 $4
31601.,g43u t'roltiltolt' boards \vllcrt'
‘ wise to bc tart'ittl oi tittqcrs hut

ctI illtcrt'st. it' s

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9 Mount t‘llglllt" that gct llIl| 1
fxlt‘illll ill 1 ililt and littcl'att' :1 “he“ grtat tlcxtcrlty 1‘ to I" ”'1‘
1911111 1111111)‘ 1litit'l‘1'ltt pit-cu 111 I (Ittlrcd, "$1 and $' 5“-

.\ bascllall garlic that's as full
Inf thrills as a rt'al C(llllt“l on the
' llt‘ltl.—-$.Z.SO.

I Blackboards.
i Who calcs‘ ii chalk tiocs gt't on
Ithc floor.

'lltcrt"' so much fun a little

thing likc that docsu't count.

lllllt‘llillt‘l‘)‘-—~'Sl to $11.
These for Baby's
owu delight.
lit-111‘s to llc

'l‘cthly struggled

and takt'li to bcdoztn‘l 359 “WI Sonic on cascls. sonic to be
$2.50. Iliutlg on wall.
I 1 . ... Q

Shoo—Hy l'ocltcrs that lltlllt' ’1“ to “3‘

Horses that. rock

Iwoti’t fall out (if—~31 to $4.50
or that jump.

Show and tats and clcpltauts
and 1101's and all sorts of sttliTul

animals—.251 to cit-50 lump light on the l)1ltl\' of 0178“»

.. of those ponies and how Bay will

Noah s ‘\l‘l\'——\\'0ll(lCl' ll tllc ark «0 prancing 11“;in

I Oltl \‘VCT llt‘ltl SllCll l-‘—25C in $1 Fwy-{“1 \‘pl'lll‘7\ "1V0 than?“

HOMO“ I’IO‘l‘S that 1"“ 03"") la SWlll" and a dash that's won-

built tip and dont bruisc ‘ittI1' deri'ul

iiugcrs \vhclithcy fall—10c to 3111. Look like real ponics‘ for
SOl‘d MOCI‘S Will] ‘1‘“ km” thcy'rc covcrcd with :1 plush inh-

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:111111 litany bright pictttrcs.— «~10c ric just like a horm‘q own coat
to 3i“- 50 _in looks.
. Trumpcts and “attics mill llorscs that rock. too tor llt-

noisc makers that let liallv show I119 boy-9 who prcfcr tn travcl a
Illow stroll:r littlt' lung‘s arc le"11\\‘ hit slmtcr.

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downtown. and H J Hioson. on Gm Norwallt, will be present. mg to 111481.75 to 811.

or street 1!

MM wholc ttiric ttorlt I!
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Illf‘ walked Olll Gilli) the "381‘ vct'nnda.I VORCE. CHILDREN ALlMONY.

and was noticing the progress of ex-
ictlt'ation work in the rear on the housul Demons 3' Tuttle. °t Stamford to-

 
 
 

 

 

Through Attorney William F. Trim-
While his friends were enjoying the many suit has been started by George;
skating yesterday afternoon, Frank Mitchell to recover $800 on a plomis- I
Kroutcb, 0f Railroad avenue, a mem- ory note from Mr. and Mrs. Willilunt
b” 0‘ ”‘9 local “’9 ““9” “or“ “0“ Kell. All the artists in the suit are
a swim 0“ lRoton Point. 0’ cowl residents of Southbury. Papers are 1'811
”I" water was fine! turnsble to the court of common pleasl
on the first

 

in New Haven coutlty.

William llubbell. son of Mr. and Tuesday in January.

Mrs. Harry iiubbell. or Spring street,
this city, has been advanced to the
leadership of the Alhambra Theatre's
orchestra. in Stamford. The popular
and capable young muslcin's many

- friends in this city are pleased with
hl> success.

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT In local harbor circles interest is
iicitlueily's orchestra at the Armory. keen as to the welfare of the three
(Queen from 8 to 9 Dancing 9- to 12' masted shooner “Thomas L. Jams."

,_ - -__._
FOSS' AND HUYLER S CANDY Some time ago a wireless was receiv-
ed that the schooner was in distress

#ancy Xmas Packages.

Kodaks. Toilet Articles, Perfumes_ or: the Virginia coast. No word has
Stillson-Ptt well (201 poratinn
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street
Booth Norwatk. Conn.

 

A petition of bankruptcy has been
filed in the United States District:
court by Frank B. Paine. of 'Bridge-
port who lists his liabilities at
$2,512.65 and his assets as a motor-
cycle vnlued at $105. portly paid for

 

=stnce been forthcoming. The ‘Jsmes
has brought several cargoes of lumber
to the Hatch & Bailey Company. this
city, and members of her crew are
iwell-known among the water-men.

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111 Sedtng Xnias Funds to Europe.

Ask Our Advice.

We can save you money P“ so doing

Russimroorubles........ ..... . ..... .$32.75
luly,rooLire $15.50,
Austria-'Hungary.roo Kronen.....................$14.25.
Francesco Francs $17-$01
London, too Pds. Strlg. $1472.50

Whyosble,drsfiormonqordortoall parts
oft‘hewofld.

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Illurrtcd to the upper floor. and when

while he was drying his hands. 'dsy filed a suit for divorce in the Civ-

Entering the kitchen again. Mr. Ta! 11 Superior Court against John Tu"
"I". SI?” glonhenrd ”:6 infill: “£2 tules of the some place, alleging ln~I
“fie s 0 1e 1' 0mm ”’8 ' tolerable cruelty. The couple were!

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The Howland Dry Goods Co.

 
 
 

 

he reached the top of the stairs. lt1' "131'de on NOV- 30. 1902. the DEUNOH'

saw \liss \Vcsslink lying across the er‘smnldennume being Slauson.
bed with blood streaming frolu her. Ttitulea asks

for the custody of threoI
Mr. Taylor did not enter the room t hlld e ‘lh 1I “am all
he H'tyr. running back downstatrsIm nor 0 r n. ‘ c ‘ 9° 5 '

again to the 11110111101111.1111 culled Dr. money. claiming her httsbnnd has real
(t. it. Noxolt but Dr. Notion was not at and personal property valued at $8. 000.

home. A man who was waiting for' 1
Mr. Taylor in the automobile outside'
the inn was hurriedly dispatched to
the house where Dr Norton was treat-

ing a p11tlent.ln the meanwhile \lr. New Milford Men Seek to Retain Sth
Taylor 'phoncd for Bi. House. of Dar There.

lI
ion. and called in a number of nelgh Prominent New Milford business;

begins Wesslink \1 its rushed to the men are interested in a movement tol
Stamford ilospital.Sl1c is lying there retain the manufacturing business nfi
an an extremely critical condition to itlto New Milford Hat Co in that place:

1.

aIt has been stated thrt Miss Wess- mud a. committee composed of T' F
link told neighbors who lesponded toi Young and W- G Green, has been ap-
Mr. Taylor‘s shouts that she had pointed to take uu the matter with H.‘ I
tried to commit suicide. An earnest R.1\ic(hesney 01' Dnnbury, who putt
$133311?” “this ‘ilflggrtlobflfrifi’; 2321,12: chased the factory at auction 11 short‘
nothing. I time ago.

—-~-—--———— ; Mr. McCliesuey said toddy that no
GREENWICH BURGLAR HELD. Iitegotiatlons concerning the factory
GREENWlCH. Dec. 13. —Thoxnns had yet been commenced and he was

Hayes. who ctutms Troy, N. Y.. as his unable to say what disposition wouldI
home, was held under H.000 bonds be made of tliep roperty. i
for trial in the Superior Court on a

charge of burglary utter a. hearing in
the borough court yesterday. He was
arrpsted last week in the home of
of Mrs. K. S. Wul-bsnk while nsleepI
under her bed. He had broken into
the house an hour or'two before it is
allotted. with intent to roll it

 

AFTER HAT FACTORY.

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HELPED BY THE SALOON.

“if any man here,‘ shouted the tour
I parancs speaker, "can name an honest
business that has been helped by the
saloon, I will spend the rest of my
life working for the liquor people.”

A man in the audience arose. “I con-
sider my business an honest one." the
man said. “and it has been helped by
the saloon."

 

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same size. no sure to have them as “What is your business?" yelled the
club's as possibler when baked until orator. 1
firm and crisp cut of! s smsll 1-0de “I sir.’ responded the man. "am an
piece and scoop out. the inside. Take undertaker." .
flmfl‘mmmmfltmu' --"-‘---
1.blotuioous of cmmhutur. sin of on ' “Eitnul.” ssld the club cynic "is the
lashin-

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Mm'ION AN AMERICAN SOLDIER or: But the liberties men cherish,

FORTUNE SLAIN IN FRANCE
Clinton Scolhird, ili New York World.
You. who sought the great adv suture

That the blind fates hold in store

1 Have beyond otlr mortal censure

Passed forever, ever-more;
'Passed beyond all joy orIsighing,
Blush of eve or flush of dawn,
.\\'ho beneath the sod are lying
In the forest of Argonne.

What it was that lured and led you.
Vt 110 shall venture, who shall say?
From the valley of the dead you
Speak not, question as we may;
Yet somehow our thoughts have flow
ed to

The remembrance of the debt
That our land has so long owed to
Roclismbueu and' Lafayette.

You, bereft of earthly raiment.
Brave as they and theirs were bravo
linve made sacrificial paymient
'For whate'er their valor gave,
As they came. with aid unsparlng.
When both fears and foes were rife,
So you went with dreams of during
And the offering of your life.

We, who cling to freedom. hull you.
Son of never vanished sires
Knowing courage did not. full you
When you faced the battle fires;
Knowing that no vaunt of Vandal
Daunted your determined aim.
Though your breath failed as a candle
'Nesth the flash of morning tlsmo.

1

t Thrones. shsll crumble. kins- shull poo mun nobody call on no. it must The Mom. Thur—No it's vent

their lesion. trtvo.

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STEAL AND WRECK AUTO.

--—~._.

Parties Take Car from Suffield and
Leave It With Three Wheels

They shall triumph and survive.
You, blithe wrath shall be beholder
Of the flowering of that dawn.

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' Smashed
l‘liough your pulseleSs clay may lliUlll-I THOMPSONVILLE Dec. 13.-—E
der ‘ handsome automobile. 1916 mbdel, . .

It'outld with three wheels splashed. at

'tht corner of Entield and Franklin

‘streets. early Saturday morning.

"‘ proves to have been the property of
H 8'01.“ WEBE':N.I:::TSI:1 rli'h Clement Ii. Mother of Suflield.

e was a “"5 ecu I‘m” 5 l The. car bore the license number.
tire. and as he stopped an 1115111111111 of 1,599,111111 conference by local an
and asked for alight he volunteered thoritics with Officer Corrcy of Suf-x
to say: tileld lesullIteéi in the informatics this;

.. tie wrec 6 car was sto en u out

Excuse me my man, for ”OpplngIociock Saturday morning. lnvestiga-I
‘0“ “5 an entire stronger. But at. tion further indicated that the car had
home I'm a man of some importance Ibsen driven about twenty-eight miles
I'm Sir James B I Knight of theibcfore it was wrecked.

Garter. Knight of the Double Eagle. _ . . _ . .
Knight of the Golden Fleece, Knight If .Ragidall—J inst borrowed $11 from a
of the Iron Cross. And your name is—«} non ' 1 . .
what, my man?" i Rogers—(Jive me his address quick.
“title name"' was the ready reply. ‘isI Randall—Why? . . .
Michael Murphy. night before last, inst NWT“ ”1““ ““0 “0“"1 I‘M"
night tonight and every night." "10“” ‘0 Y0“ would 19“" ‘I ‘0 “"3" '
' _ lone. ~Life.

iii the forest of Argonne!

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The South Nortvalk Trust Company '
say that they can help you. This?
bunk exists for the benefit of its do '
pusitors. and its suggestions and ex

poriclice are at your service.

 

"He's one of our most.
business men.”

"That so. What's his secret?"

“Well, in the first place he insists
upon his clerks selling his customers

what they want. not what. the clerks CASES ARE NOLLED.
themselves wear."—Detrolt Frt'o NEW HAVEN, Dec. l3.——'l‘hree
lPross prominent owners of Bowling Alley!

‘ tin this city were in court Saint-dub
thargod with employing boys under
16 years of age. after ten p. n1. Their
cases are nolled on payment of coats
l’i‘he evidence was secured by agents
lot the State Factory Inspector.

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Mistress~June. didn't‘you hear the

:thOl' Ml?

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New Servant—Yes, mum.

Mistress-4mm why dont you go
to the door?

New Smut—mood mum. I ain't

 

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The Sweet Thing—Alt! It‘s love this!
makes the world go 'round.

 

 

 
 

 
 

no soniotlotiy to 's'éo Moot-self mumt- sensed by lumen 11‘