sure at
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple ll
Lane's Baton)
51 Washington
Street.
SIIY_N_IWSM
!
Rod (‘ross (‘hristmas seals in Nor—
uk are finding a ready sale, it is re.
tried.
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The city council will moot this oven-i
g. The session will open at 8
clock in the council room ot' the cityf
ill.
Today in Belgium Day in (‘onnocti-
it. Monoy collected today will go%
lWflI‘tI assisting tho tlostituto in Bol-‘
iiiii.
Norualk-Soutii Nol‘wallt (“it
is solittlulctl to
tho illlltl‘ilt’l'S
’I‘hc
Iii31 itillrlliililt'lll
pent-d this oil iiing in
' the downtown club.
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Local iiiarltotiiicn aro iitit yt-t iii a
)SIlIl)“ to oiioto prlcoa for Christmas:
u‘kt‘ys or i‘lllt‘kt‘ll>. It is statoti, liow‘i
rer that tho prit-os will ho IlIUI't' roa»
inablo than at Thanksgiving tiiiio.
There's "barrcl's of iiioiicy" in cir—,
ilation in Norwalk now \ll ot' the
hristmas fund checks from tho
outli Nor-walk Trust Company have
eon forwardcd to thoir happy own~
rs.
Colon-d Rl'tlritii'> will M in llht' now
u Sovcral days to como Tho glaro
i‘ tlic sun on tho snow soriously of
lots tho cycr: of many pooplo, and
bile. tho snow is on tho ground they
ro cbliuod, for lIlt‘ll' own comfort, to
car LLI‘tht‘ri whiio tllil-OI-tltitil“.
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Ilriiggists hero. who arc llIl‘lllllt‘l‘H ot‘
lo AIIWM Ilruggists Syndicate.
avo roc‘c'ivod petitions asking tltat‘
atrons signed thorn as a protcst to
tongress against tho I'llll‘rgt‘lll‘y tax
it tooth pasto. ’I‘hi-ri- aro 23,000
embers who will circtilatc the poti-
one.
‘7‘..."
Norwalk attoriicys liai'c
and that the annual meeting of the
tate Bar Association is to be held
. «Hartford no January 31. Busi-
ese sessions tako placo in tho sit.
tome court room. Dinner will ho
rved at the Hartford Club. Siinoon
t Baldwin will read it papor at tho
usinoss session.
ri-t't-ii'od
Show or no snow William lh-cgan.
IlOTllllS Shay and Richard Malonoy
iildn't stay sober‘last night, and
i Officer Thomas homey was obliged
lock thom up. They wore this
ornlng arraigned before Judgc E. M.
i kwuod, who fined them oiicli $7
lid costs. amounting. all together to
13.26. Dcogan will probably pay.
he other two will spend the holidays
'itli Slicrifl‘ l‘caao.
In the marriage columns
ritlgoport newspaper. yesterday, the
llowing local marriages were not-
.: Miss Florence Garfield and Mat-
ew Gallic: Arthur S. Hewley and
ota
., David W. Raymond
igUNDE MAKER
. [)0 storm.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
pull Ham, and my onohundred’doliar bill will be broken with pleas-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
against it, liclllg unable to run a:i_. t 5
ill?” niachiiics or their press. The
paper is being r-ct up hotiii'el'. and
will prohaibly be lortlt‘d a: a tour past'
edition.
.\'0 trick can ltt‘ made by the lt‘bl
dents ol‘ the First District, in regard it
i 27 WASHINGTON sr. ,
. Tet, office, 10094; House, 693. .
We bought the entire stock of it
our own price.
OUT THE GO, 50 CENTS ON
Escallops
Arrived
'l‘o-day
cuts a
C
50 Quart
‘ Rockaway Oysters
Oyster Crabs
Large Long Clams
opened at the Market
. All Kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish
MostISanitary Market in
Town
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
33 80. MAIN ST..
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tolcphonc ropaii‘s today.
The street department (maybe this
isn't out of tho ordinary?) came in for
no small shin-o of favorable mention
this lilill‘llllIL'. For they had tho sido
walk» in lino pns.~;a_ble condition in all
tilsit’irlt I:r"l\‘ today.
At I .oday the railroad scr-
iico \\'ii.-' 51‘.‘ 'uiiiiing "piece Lllt‘iil"
.\'ono. of tho il‘ulllS wvrc on time. and
all morning its best
t.. in. I:
i
tlit-i' livid :iltilil;
thcy could.
’l‘lici‘o woro worm of Norwrillzcrs
who worc caught iii lirtdgoport, Stam-
t‘ord and Now York, last night. ‘.\'ow
York trains iii-rc hours late. Trains
that should liiiiol cit New York about
ntwoii o‘clock l.i.~t night got aw or about
_ o'clock and iirrlvcd in South Nor-
walk at about 7:30 o'clock. 'i‘lio cars
\\i‘I'|‘ dimly lightod, and in many ina-
lflili‘t‘s worc without steam, and wcro
stillit‘ t'liiliy.
Aii ongliiv jiimllt‘tl tho tracks noiii‘
tho .I J. Scott factory, on Monroe
sti-oct, lust night, and was not hoisted
back again until about it o'clock this
morning. This, of course, didn't im
prove tho St’rYlCi‘ arty.
Stoain cngiiios worc usod mrliistio-
ly this morning on the Now Hay-on
railroad. 'l‘lio olocit'lcs woi‘o "knock
oil out" complctoly.
'l‘lio iirst thing to ho afloctod t .
storm in tho first district. was tn:
I‘It‘t'il'lt‘ light -y‘sioni. The lights woro
going nicely up until half past six.
and thou tlic ti'ouliio .stnricd. From
half past six until Into in tho owning,
tho lights gave an cxcclicnt imitation
of lll"t'llyh. First you saw tlioiii, and
thou you didn‘t. About iiino o'clock
liowoi-or, tho whoio sySlPllI wont out,
.)
WORSI Gill AND
SNOW SIORM SINCE
’88 RAISES HAVOS HERE
1
l’td
it oiitiiiiiwl from l‘agt-
'l‘lic flro alarm sysioiii wii'csi
in tho downtown soction, was itcpt in
such sliapc that tho boil and “‘Illrilli'
could be blown it a tcloplionc nivssnm
was soiit i-itlior to tho olcctiit' light
plant or tTlic t‘oiiti‘al Fir» Station
illit‘)
nucleus.
l’oslmustor Aiitlrcw I.l‘iil'\ oi thi-
. . " and tho city was left in durknms. At
tiowri'own oilico, told his lottcr l‘.l!‘ -
. , noon tho iroiiblo had not boon romo-
ricrs thoy could no homo this inorii~
(“WI and tho lights wcro stilloiY. Much
of this tronblo was cuiisod by poles
and trot-s tolling acme-.4 the wires and
carrying tiioiii down. Wires Wcru
strung along tho ground on West Main
:xll't‘CL. Main stroot, North avenue and
on tho (troon. Two largo poles woro
lilowii 0\'l‘l‘ on ho GI‘N‘III and thoy ciir~
riod all of tho wiros and lights in that
Ht‘i‘lli)" with tlicm. Tho trunk lino oii
(".oniioclicii‘t :ivonuo is oiitlroly down.
and tho poles and wiros riro lyiii: m‘or
tho. (euros in tho, ncxt lots.
Trains oii tho Daubury branch socm
to how glvon up the ghost. and tho
Horwiilk station is crowded with com-
mutors wlio nro still waiting tor the
qunrlor to soi’ou train for New York.
Nothing has been hoard from Danbury
as the \viros are out of ordor. Many
Norwalkors spout a very enjoyable ('l)
evening on tho train which left Stain-
ford for South Norivalk last night at.
qiiartcr aftor tire. After being switch-j
od into the Stamford Freight Yards.i
and loft thorc for four hours, the train
snrtod on its way. It advanced about,
a foot at a‘timc and finally pulled in-.
iiig and hood not I't‘llll‘ll until
The last mails wcro roccivod at tho
local office last night at 5 o'clock. No
more mail was i'occii'cd up to noon
today. Thoso conditions
much out of the ordinary.
The wires of the wirolcxs scriii-o,
iiiaintaiiiod by tho. CtllDlll‘llIiiilltll‘l‘:
,iowclors, on Washington Hll‘ei'l, i‘or
t‘iio purpose of i‘oceiiiiig the right
tiiiio at noon ouch day, was l't‘lltll‘lt‘tl‘
tholi‘s‘ii by the. storm.
'i‘lic old "veteran" freighter “Mar.
ion" drew alongside the Country clul)
dock this morning at it o'clock. She
made licr wharf at the downtown
stoamboat dock at about noon. The
frcighl service of the Nora ailt Steam-
boat Company will live up to its record
and will not be interrupted. storm or
The steamer “Thorpe" will
leave New York this afternoon at 3
o'clock with the usual “Marion" load
of freight for this city.
Residents of Rowoyton, who usually
trolley it to Norwalk. were'lliis morn-
ing obliged to walk through the snow
"(Hill
are \ m y
station at
The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever iieid
-ltl Town
oi “towns and Misses’
Evening Gown. Skirts, Waists and Furs
The benefit of our buying power goes to you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
the street department. Snow plow ~
were seen all over the district this
morning to break paths and strct-t
commissioner llufl'y had a large gang
of men at work clearing the snow and
slush off of tho main t-lll‘Pi'l. makin:
them fit for travel.
The atorm complications w'cro made,
more difficult with the railroad today
by a freight wreck which occurod near
Stamford.
Suits, Coats, Dresses,
large New York manufacturer at
THE DOLLAR.
i
so. NORWALK I
a CLEAR THE TRACK.
willfldlltl t‘liapol street, owing both. ml
the hick oi' powor and to it large tree
which was blown down in front ot‘
Judge AUHIIIIH rcsidoncc, on the aic
nuc. This tree toll diroctly across,
(‘liristuitis comes onct a your to us
With all its tokens niolivo.
Hut :2
Than any locomotive.
TUESAAY‘ DiiC. ,_. 3 . -rw. SOUTH lumivianK EVENING bbN‘fth‘ihil. PAGE SEVEN
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‘ . . , tlii ugh the snow ill " shape. i
ionic itccoii- ~ . ,
VlNoL ’ ("u [or b E L L O The performance in the Regent The
0 . . ,t , _ _
At Lane’s ; . F S 1 .C . t'nclo JOElah. where bound?” “Why down to that unto—date consolidar “ire. “db “dildliéped by the “bu“ *’ G
P Containing relh Cod Livers, will. ed city to get our Christmas supplies for our society and myself. We ui liglitmand the show did not stare ' ax“..- ., I?” 4Q
to serve on the 19' eptonato of Iron. have traded with those fellows nigh on to forty years or more and ”‘m‘1 “all pa“ ”1”“ Part “I the play ‘ ‘ ' , m
C F 't FIaVOFI‘ F. II. WM, DuggISt. have alwayb lJi‘eIl pleased with tho Bridgo that has carried us safely ““5 “mm on a" gas lights. .. . . we.
ream, “H I over. We arc after Coal, Flour (lraiu, Feed and all these iiosses can ’l‘ho Noiwalk Hour, is also u_i 3,1345: #3,
HEADOLARTERS it‘tiR
HOLIDAY GOODS
Toys, Games, and Dolls
t — k _~_. 5
SORRY HE SPOKE. Ch '
n- - ristmas Trees
From now on tiniilChflstm». I
llubby‘ I really must go to ('itllltll‘ll-
ia for the winter.
can't go.
"I wouldn't mind thi- oxpt-iiM-I' l
jittl‘l'lPtI, "biit I can't boar to haw ii
,\'(i\\' {IUIII .‘in
‘little wifey go away and ionic inc all
: alone."
“i thought of that. Mother ai
1 i-oincs, it makos more fuss father are coming to ltccp you ioni-‘
‘ party."
will have a lino lot oi ("”1530le ’I‘T'H 4
to moot ci'ci'y (It‘lllktlltl. A carlrioti has
just arrived; also a lino lot oi inhio
trccs, at the lowest prices.
South Norwalk Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk Ct.
Dhrnp 16A
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tho tracks. and also madc a clean
sweep of all the wires in its neighbor
hood. One car is stalled in front of
the burn on \\'all stroot, two are dis:-
ablod in East Norwalk, find one is still
rosting itself it the corner of Main
Xmas Footwe-
ar
and Ward streets, on the Winnipauk
lino. ‘
it is not known how long it will ni-
bri'oro the trolleys will again he in
operation. The ittncya_ however. are
doing a rushing businoss and got
We have provided for th
Useful Presents Arc Best
Boys' and (iiils'
Mackinaw Coats
ARE
Warm, Give Service, Low
Priced
T
SLIPPERS
6 whole family's comioit
in our
XMA S SLIPPERS
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN
SHOES
‘ IDEAL GIFT
Standard makes in all the latest styles.
.aiisiiirssjitiiiiiiiici
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS YOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE
START MON DAY
(lately & Brennan
Give Credit.
4: South Main St.
South Norwalk.
headaches Norwalk
GLOVER’SF
South Norwalk
Car Headache,
Sun Headache.
Study Headache,
Movie Headache.
Travel Headache,
Theatre Headache,
Weather Headache,
Shopping Headache,
Occupation Headache,
and all other headaches due to
eyestrain and mental fatigue.
Our oculist is at your scr-
vicc to determine whether you
need glasses or not.
Don't be afraid to come in
and talk it over.
Klilit‘ kid. Nine and onevhalf-incl
bot-l.
THAMER !
81 WASHINGTON STREET
.\ rIlOt‘ that is sure to ploiisc.
.r
THE LATEST IN LADlES’ SHOES
(tho of tho prcttlcsi models wo hai‘o shown this soasoii.
(if blac't
1 boot lop, I‘Ot't‘ilt? itn‘, Ioaltlicl‘ l,iiill<
.‘tlakcs a sploudid prosciit.
Holidy Slippers and Stockings
For Men, Women and Children.
CONNEALLR& BRACKENF
South Norwalk. Conn.
TELEPHONE 1475-2.
WE REFER YOU
. TO THE HOUSE
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yea, ano what's more, it will
wear well ~we guarantee that. All cu
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
els. etc.. are tho best obtainable—-
that has been painlevlth our paints.
that’s your protection. Phone 1
The Goriiam Go
10 FIRST 87.. AST NORWALIC
Tel. 65:.
Oculloto, Optometrists. Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
H
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897. .
You
at l't‘ZlStillalllC llflt‘t‘S.
Norwalk Pawn .‘
will find a
fit‘lct‘ilull of
largo
.fillSlI'SlillZlS Gifts GB
A.Dickerman & Son
To
South Norwalk.
Phone 446.
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FOR
HOLIDAY PURCHASES
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L. C.
Smith, Underwood
Remington. all omen
makes. sold, rented.
1' repaired. Rentals, to
per month. Machine:
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLV
1! South Main Street. South "Orin-0a
III—M m... .
>—— . ‘7. "" “I‘d
It You [love '
Shop
-. Olive '1‘. Dibble: Axel George to their employment In this Citi‘. to tho Sounth Norwalk
nundson and Miss Anna liouiso
odman; William Kohlor, of Ridge
(1, and Miss Lillian A. Mills, 0!
., yton; Miss Mary Kiernan Sull~
an and Nicholas J. Tannone.
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FOSS' AND HUYLER'S CANDY
Fancy Xmas Packages.
. kn, Toilet Articles, Perfumes.
. ‘5‘}; :»I»\.y. ..'\“§\‘ this; .;\‘\‘.\‘.NX\S\ \V‘\.\\\\\\\\‘\\\
BUSINESS MEN
maintain a bank entirely
for the convenience and as-a"?
isistarico which it gives them?
This bank exists for the LE5
benefit of its depositors. -
OUR ofl'lCliRS
are paid to givotluir -...
and thought to t "I
the problems of business
men, and the but my
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A an early hour during the storm
last night the trolley service was in-
terupted. This morning the enterpris-
ing jitneurs did a "land-office" oust-
, ness on West avenue, not a. trotloy be-
twelve o’clock. The trolleys were stall.
ed by that limo and many of the pee
sengers wei'c forced to walk to theirl
homos. Others managed to secure]
jitneys. and w'ero. brought. uptown for‘
JOS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
ing in running condition. The Marvin
Beachltes ad Dorlon Point colonists
walked from their homes this morning
'as the usual trolley service was not
{at their disposal.
East Norwalk was especially hard-
5. half a dollar. The sixtliirty train
for Danliury. left the Norwalk stationj
about half past eloven‘. '_
An auto truck belonging to the
Holmes. Keeler & Kent 00.. was
. caught on Cliff street. and was forced
hit. The street lights went out about to be no there all night. .‘
six o'clock. The house lights went, out Perhaps the most aerioud trouble la
a street at a time. between 8 and 9:30, that of the first district fire alarm sys-‘
o'clock. Poles and trees were down tern. This system has long been in.
on Myrtle street, and on many otlier'a poor condition, and last. night’s storml
East Norwalk streets. There was notf put on the finishing touches. The wireei
a single street in the East Side on are either down or crossed, and all!
which there was not at least one alarms will have to be telephoned to
wire torn down. A large telegraph: the Hope Home Fire House, No. 4-2.
pole. With a number or arms. contain- T The alarm will thon be turned in rromi
In: tioohone. light, etc. wires were; the master box in om station. i
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ripped up and thrown prostrate acrossE Several mills were put out of bust.
the OM Wu!!! down With it Ill the non by the storm. among which were;
CHRISTMAS EXCURSION
FLORIDA AND RETURN
Via Clyde Line
8 Days Trip $44.10
Covers All Expenses
Accommodations Secured
Here.
I. M. Layton &_C0.,Inc.
AGENTS
Real Eat-to and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave. South Nomalk
convinced that [here
Villk
know we will add your name to the list.
E CAN DELIV-
ER COAL at
this time of tin-
your the same as tllt‘
summcr months. It is
not exposed to tho
weather and scrccns air
tomaticall)’ before it en-
tlic Our
tcrs wagon.
large army of trade. arc,
, _. i
is a diefl‘rcncc. Try a ton and we
as:
i Any Junk
352’; S. Jati‘ee
Successor to Win. Effron.
Phone 499,
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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The New Solence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIB.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art cl
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by l wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if dune In childhood
it creams pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dittereiit organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove mo canoe or
disease and pain. health is restored
meet them. We place -
suggestions and efioru at
the mice of both old
new W "I“.
wires. The aim Bide pant momfueenn' Foundry. which is run by.
consider-my. intactrlclty and Frederick Thompson-.9
manta-m Newman Ne'miuuvv'uum 3‘
,mo-uny mmuw.’ m mum no mo convict-oi -
mum-«mutt: imp-m rimmed-noun?
mm nubiummmmm m.‘
mumnmmummhmmmm
”HM“ maul-ammo“
pvmmmaubm-mma‘m
~ ‘ . Mutation ‘
through harmonizing the nerve on-
itemii in your body. Male troubles
given special attendee; also onnvlm
5b! the spine. You will never rem!
txtving the Chiropractor I chariot: to
‘IOIDM
Nanette- treatment! men out
Electrical Co.
The Only It"! We!“
lLlcTRchL CHOP
In the m
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