TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1915
Winter linderwear
to clothe the
whofe tamily
In Men‘s Women's and childrem’ gar
gents at 25c. 39c. 50c 73c and 81. 00,111
wool and fleeced lined at
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
WALLACE NUTTING
Pictures
tit-t tit 70(- ‘W $10.00
ON SALE AT
DONNELLYS
GIFT SHOP.
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Clii NEWS 5‘.
.A, /\ WM
\lrs, ilatsh Thaic‘lttr ot ltowayton.
this evening entertains.
til Friendship
at her home.
tttetttitet's Association,
No T
The scilt'tillit‘d meeting: of the (lid
\‘i'eli Hook 1% Ladder t‘otttpatty was
continued front last lll_L‘.iil to next
Monday etentttg.
Tlte falttotts Mel‘lnelley's orchestra
will tomorrow evening. ill the armory,i
hold t dance under the auspices of
the Sixth t‘otttpany, t‘. .\. (‘. .\'. (l. }
tieoruc \V. Coffin, of the
Market, ozt North Matti street.
cottntitteti to his home on lieldett are?
true.
illness.
-liaycs‘
Wli.‘
ymi ertla y,
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The ttterthztttts are far frottt pleased'
with the snow They are fearful it
will interfere wltlt the publlc‘s evident
desire to do their (‘hrlstmas shopping
early
linens 'l'rib. \‘o. no. Itttproved tit-tier
of Red Men, will holti a regular meet-
ing this evening. A report on tlte vis
it to Hridpeport. last week, will
mad»,
he
int-ti Baptists are today itt attend
attee lit the bi-monthly meeting of lite
baptists of Fairfield County, who are
holtlintz. :ttt interesting session in the
First 'tt.tptist church of Bridgeport.
The teachers of the Trinity Sunday~
school held a brief meeting last night.
Plans for tile Christmas entertain-
ment were discussed. Nothing dell
ttiie for the mutual ltoliday observ~
nttce, however, was consummated.
lilettttters of the local branch of the
W t‘ 'l‘. U. are interested ill the fact
that at the present congress there
will be submitted the question of a
national constitutional proltibition
:ttttendtttt-ttt oi' the states for ratifica-
lion
At
Forum,
next meeting of Progress
It‘rttierntii Forum League,
there w ill be a rehearsal of the degree
team, On the secontl Sunday itt
January tlte local lodge will pttt
through a class of Stamford and Nor-
walk candidates.
the
it understood, according to re-
ports i"tlll1 Bridgeport, that there will
be no more trouble over the (lisf‘l'llll‘
inalion at the Union Metallic (lar-
l'itlilt- Cotttpany. in Bridgeport.
threat of a strike has been ameliorat-
ed by the concessions. Many local
goopie are employed at this plant.
in
!
i
with a slight attack oi '
'I‘lte ‘
WHO SAID GLOVES?
Can you think of a more
handy Xmas present?
American tan $1 15 to $2.50.
Kid, fur lined $3.00 to $6.00.
Fur gauntlets $6 up.
Leather gauntiets $1.00 up.
Dress gloves $1.50 to $2.00.
For the fur
caps $2 to $5.
cool headed.
Fiftyvscven varietes of holi-
day gifts.
Rogers& Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Dot: Warden Thomas F Walsh
retetttd complaint cottcetnlttg
has
il a
trump dog which ts tryittn the tentpcrs
of house “lit“ ill the vicinity of llick
or) ltluil.
friends of Edward .I, ir-
wlto was oper~
The many
will, o.‘ Meadow street,
tiled ttpott yesterday ailerttott for llt‘Hit-t
appendicttis will be pleased to learn1
that he pas-«Ni through the ordeal sue-B
and his condition at the Nor-i
eersi'uliy,
walk Hospital was this morning re
ported as heing' satisfactory as could
be expected.
Our
Day Nursery
and its
Work
The regular ntoltlhly meeting of the
directors of the litty Nursery Associa-
iitttt was held on Monday, Dec. i, with
Mrs. Munro. Routine business was
transacted. 29:! children were cared
for during the mouth. it was decided
to ltold the Christmas party on \\'ed»
Ilt’<titl}', Dec. 22.1916, front three until
five.
wlto ltave helped at other (‘ltristmas
es will join the directors again itt giv-
ing the. kiddies a good time.
The nursery is itt need of a carpet
sweeper. oil cloth for tables. warm
stockings for the children. vegetatltles
ittttd money for the Christmas party.
The following gifts were recEit’etl dur-
ing the month:
Electric lamp. Mrs. F, ii
Cereals, soap and cleaning powders,
.‘ilt's. Dudley E. Raymond and Mrs. i“.
‘11. Mathewson; clothing Mrs. Kelop-
tel; sandwiches, Mrs. Brm; cake,
(illllllllfli
fruit and food, Trinity church; fruity
.\tr.~. llitnottd; Latmdry worked for
month, .‘orwalk Steam Laundry: (‘at-
pet paper, stockings and old linen,
Miss Taylor; clothing, Mrs. F. .\l.
Goodyear, clothing Needle Work Guild,
cake tutti sandwiches, Miss lioltnelly's
class. Franklin school; lit-end, Cliurch
& Miller; Crib quilts a friend from
‘tlrooklytt; Apples, ..\ll‘s. E. I”. Weed:
Disinfectants. Airs. Munro; 2 or". mat-
tress and milk daily Whatsoover Cir-
cle, South .\‘orwalit Congregational
church; milk daily, Mrs. Wilcox.
the children at their party on the 22nd
are very welcome.
it is hoped tltnt the kind friends“
All)"
friends of tho Nursery wishing to see‘
‘illyde of Hartford.
:1]: com NORWALK EVRNINO SEW
tSIAMfiiRil Hill ill till i
CARGO 0f illi liliilliliiiilé
ill 8. Vessel Chaseti into Bumsi
lyre: by Cruiser of the Brilishi
i Navy 1
.
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1-i.—-- Senatori
\t’ASllthi'i‘ON
of receit ed:
'pt‘l\Ull:li assutattccs from Secretary oi‘
:Sltllt' Lansing yesterday that the Brit
Dec.
tjonilet-t lcut,
i
'iittttttieuce.
govt-t-ttlnetti will allow the steamer
American
ilhii
n
Athltt‘tc
Aytts to New \ot'k with her cargo of1
the Statttt'ord Manuiac
without molestation.
w as chartered by"
t‘
t
line to proceed from iiuenost
:nttebauo oi the Trans
Iililltlllli tor
Itittlti: ttilllptlll).
t.it' \\'tttttt [)th
lllittl‘ti Manufacturing t'tiillplti‘tyv
lift 5: i
wood
York to be'
til min; a cargo oi quebt'ttt'tto
from Jamaica to New
shipped by i'itli to Sialttiord. Site \tzts
chased illltt littcuos A)‘l‘t‘> about thtce
net-its lititt by a lirtttsh
cruiser and
has not tentttrcd out since lttl' it‘ill'
of >l'l2'iill‘
The
Hut; and the
\‘Jtttttt-bttgo the. the Amet‘ttalt
.\lttcttt2tn ’i'ttttts Atlanttc
lttttitttaitts t-he ts
’l‘hc
her
line all Allll‘i'it‘dii
ow ttcd. lit tttsh r;o\ t-t'ittttcnt con
twittl» outtcts are tiermtttts.
'l‘hu tllll‘ill'ittfit) woo-J is ttsett cxten
sttely throughout tonttecitcut for tan»
l‘ill}; and dyeing purposes. and ihei
t‘otttteciicul mattuinctttrers are sorely
Ill need of the ttttltcrtai.
St-tttltot iiiaittiegce also asked Sec-
tetltty Ltillrill; to the his best ei-,
iotts to obtain the consent of thc
lit‘iitsh notertttttcttt to lift the embat-
go quebtttclto from Jamaica
that L'tilillL‘L‘lit‘lli
t-ttttltiltit
\‘(ltil
Ull >0.
lllllllllit’itllllt’ln can!
the it business.
tit ttuatty ctlt oil {tom tom- Billy Alien 'n his favorite charac-
tttutticatiott the litittsh tattttets and: tel" "l "The Beauty Parlor."
ti_\t'l.\ are ill sore straits for liltlll‘lillii The Regent tomght'
to continue thett business. Just u __ ,_._.__._
‘tew days ago the llritish Foreign -L)f- ' GAS K'LLS DANBURY MAN'
iflce plated ttn embargo on the expor-i \'i'A’l‘l<:lllil'lt\‘, “0“" “"1‘ .14- ‘ l’ll
itation of all kinds of logw'ood from ““k l‘“”“'" 0' \"w-‘m'n
thtlntttctt t‘kt'cpl to it... pm“... Kim. Blounti dead itt his boarding house at
dont.
'i‘ilt'l'e
Quebt'acho and other logwootl used for,”“"“' “"‘m ‘0 “mm?" m“ for work i
dyes in J‘unaka' but ‘0 protect her Gus pouring itt freely from u brokcni
own tttlt'irtt t'ttat llr‘t t l ' Ifmmi “lid ”10 slot). in an adjoin
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H ' i“ n “'5 pi“ iing roottt, John Douglass, alias John
ed the embargo on its exportation ex o'rlon, of Albany, N. y_
upt to the l' tttted Kingdom. Jamal lineman. was found unconscious. ias
(a t,- a liritisit unfinmon and (treat ltad leaked through a small crack in
. a door in a sufficient quantity to over-
lltttattt . . . ,.
tt‘Olllt‘ him. lie is In St. Marys Hos-
55,
1 large ”mum“ of ”mint ti o'cIOtk, when his boarding mis
lh‘ ii
is none within her rights in
”ii“ "iiii'm‘ ipitul and will probably recover. ilr.‘
Senator ihandenee hopes to ltaveiA. A. t‘ratte, the medical examiner.
the ”Mm“, lifted. however, to an (.thtl'ter investigating the case, decided
tto turtt it over to Deputy (‘oroner thl-i
ter ll. Makepoace. Neither has tie-
1citit-tl whether death is a case of sui~
tcide or the result of an accident. ,
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tent sufficient to supply the needs of
the (‘ottttt-cticut consumers.
TWO BRIDGEPORT PRISONERS
ASK THEIR FREEDOM.
Not a Bite of ,
Breakfast Until i
Gross and Rockman Petition Board< ‘
Former Serving Life Term.
i
OCEAN FREiGHT RATES MAY
BREAK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.——The Wat": ef—
‘fect on sea transportation and the
prospects of a break in freight rates
taller the war is ended are summarized
litt a statement issued yesterday by.
the National l‘oreign Trade Council
itomposed of representatives of large
ttnanufacturing and commercial inter-
iment .“
[freight market will take place follow-‘
:ing the cessation of hosililities.
ishipping people ltold that the break
iwill be sharp and sudden. others that
like very slight additions through re-
‘construction now
Lionnage of the world will tend to w‘ard‘;
loll any tendency to a sudden decline
t'when the war
,tt ‘till for
inorhl's merchant marine.
‘ditions
‘No struggling for breath at
'your cold or catarrh disappears.
Gttti South Main street this morning, ims
eats. j
“The main question." says the stated
is how soon the break in the
Some.
being made to the
is concluded
“For several years to
to the great
come the
wastage due war ill"_\'
cause a huge movement of raw ntater- i
this and foodstuffs tou2ttd liutopc,t
ultith will ptotidc pctmanent employ- t
file:
When t'tmri
readjusted thetttseltes
has resumed its tustomnry'
2t \. ry illl'L’t share of
have
and tlade
routine, floating spate will not be in
such demand and the slump itt mari»
time transportation earnings which
usually follows a war probably will he
iii ctitience again."
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARHH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
instant relief—mo waiting. Your
clogged nostrils opcn' right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you
at can breathe freely .\o more hawking,
shuffling, blowing. headache, dryness.
night;
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Get a antall bottle of Ely's Cream
was Balm from your druggist now. Applyt
stills of this fragrant, antiseptic heal- B
cream in your nostrils. it penv
etrates through every air passage of}
the head, soothes the inflamed or}
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly. '
lt'ajust fine. Don't stay stuffed up
a railroad, with a cold or nasty catnrrh. i
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Hazelton
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The ii. Hershfieid 8t Son Co
llAlt'l‘mltlt, llec. ll—ltev. Ult- _
ver Manneil, chaplain of the siatei You Dnnk water YIL. M ill WA‘III .1: i
prison, told the board of pardons, ~ ,____,.___. --- ........
which met yesterday about the dying it,
(‘tllli't‘rzsitlli of Joseph Leonard. one ofl 3‘” ' 9"" °' h“ water ""1 3—.
phosphate prevents llineu 1
ll ‘ f ‘
it out 3nd keep! U. fit.
melt sentenced to life im-
prisonment to 19m}, for the murder of
an ilL't‘li mtst-r named Lockwood. killi
ed in his home ltt \\‘aterbury, when
be resisted the efforts of the fouri
men to rob him. Leonard died recent-
ly ill the prison and Joseph (‘enesky
today asked the board to pardon ‘ttlth
on the statetttettt of Leonard. itt sub-
stance Leonard's confession was that
the titltll'lt'lte went to the home of
Lockw'ootl to rob ltlttl but did not in-
tend violence.
(‘ettesky stood outside the house,
took no part in the entering of the
house and did ttot know of the assault
ttntil after it had been committed.
Antonio t‘mss. of Bridgeport, ser-
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Just as coal. when it burns, leaves:
behind a certain amount of incont—
bustible material in the forrn of ashes,
so the food and tlrittk taken day after
day leaves in the alimentary canal 11‘
certain amount of indigestible man
terialB which if not completely elimina-i
ted frotn the system each day, be,
comes food for the millions of bttcteriai
which infest the bowels. From this.
mass of.left~o\'er waste, toxins and
ptomain-like poisons are formed and
s~tttked title the blood
Men and women who can't get feel
‘ing right must begin to take incide,
thaths. Before eating breakfast, each
yin" a l' e .-= - " ' v . . . .
H“ l'f' “meme for i‘mmi’ “1 morning tirtnk a glass of real hot.
0 1' i t .‘ 'i.“ " r x .
"1 "i'm' h" H“ “1“”‘5 be“) water with a teaspoonful of lime
,(‘Olllillllf‘ti froln last June was repre‘
isentcd yesterday by Attorttey A. W.
He has been in
prison since September 18. 1896, and
yesterday State Attorney Galen A.
(‘arter said he thought Gross ltad ser-'
stone phosphate in it to wash out of
the thirty feet of tbowels the previous
day's accumulation of poisons and
toxins and to keep the entire alimcn-t
tary canal clean, pure and fresh. .
Those who ate subject to sick head-
r'tw w" a one"
yeti long enough as the late. Samuel
Fessenden, who prosecuted Gross be-
lieved the case approached man
slaughter.
Gustav itockman of Bridgeport,
sentenced to eight to 20 years, Do-
cembcr 21, 1910, for asaaulting a
12 years old girl asked for a pardon
on the ground that he is dying in
prison from tube: culosis.
The ideal Gift
The very best Christmas present for your son,
daughter or your employees.
A SAVINGS BANK BOOK.
No more satisfactory gift can be had and it takes
but a moment to arrange it.
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HOME? 3. CUMMINGS A GUEST. ‘
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Attending Dinner of Democratic State
Committee in Hartford.
Ramadan Dec. l4.——The Demo—
cratic State Central Committee sat
down to dinner yesterday afternoon
at the Hartford Club. Guests includ-
ed National CommitteementHomer S.
Cummings of Stamford, ell-Lieutenant
Gover ‘L. T. Tingler. oft flockvllle, ex-
Congressman Augustine Lonergan of
this city. Thomas L. Reilly of Merlden
and William Kennedy of 'Nauntu‘an
WWW Multan
ache, colds, bilionsness. constipation’
others who wake up with bad taste,
foul breath, bakache, rheumatic stiff-
ties-s, or have a sour gassy stomach
after meals. are urged to get a quarter;
pound of litnestone phosphate from,
the drug store, and begin practicing
internal sanitation. This will cost'
very little, bttt is sufficient to makei
anyone an enthusiast on the subject. i
IRemember inside bathing is more?
important than outside bathing. be-I
cause the skin pores do not absorb.
: impurities into the blood, causing poor‘
health, while the bowel pores do.i
Just as soap tfn‘d hot water‘fleansos'i
'aweetens and freshens the skin, so
hot water and limestone phosphate
act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels. ’
Pumps and General Machin-
liililliill ,iiiiiilllii ii
WIIOI' 3L, Foot filymonu 8t._
A 601.0 BRIDGE
is the most modern, practical and
satisfactory method of filling open
spaces between healthy teeth.
where one or more has been re-
moved.
They are superior in every way
to the old-fashioned "partial plate,“
they are firmly attached to the oth-
er teeth, there is no chafing, no
dropping, no plate to cover the roof
of the mouth, nothing to interfere
with the speech or voice, and gives
the appearance of natural teeth.
A Gold Bridge meets the demand
of a progressive and critical per-
son.
Consultations free.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
16 t\outh Main St. South Norwlnt.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to. Sunday:
by appointment only.
NOTICE.
Wm. liltron Co.
PAYS
tic lh. For Rags
Notice thes igns on the wagon and
also get a duplicate slip from the
driver with our name and address
before selling.
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
PHONE 441
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no: ii.
THE CUDLEY KIND.
t She—What do you mm! ”in “B loan JlTNEY OFFER— r
gone to work in a place m that? F'VE CENTS- B
make rifles. Don’t miss this. Cut out ‘B
lie—some girls like so to have m'encboe with five cents to F0
around them that they in. b uy-. tChicago, iii, writing your 1
thing address clearly You will I
return a trial package c
B Dickens mentions a yam “‘3 with: i Foley’s Honey and Tar C ‘
or around the tops of her but“ initor coughs, cold and croup. h
“"Pkknick Papers and that a“! lacy Pitts, and Foley Cathartit-
Away Back. Sold everywhere.
—and the car could not
tell the difference
Miller, the faunas con»
cc'rt contralto, recently made a
('itrisi inc
tout of the country sing
ing the New Edie
Diatttotttl Disc.
with
son
iivct’y witcrc
ilt‘iti
bound by
people
were spell—
ihis tiar-
ing test of tottc rev
creation.
The car
could not distin-
guish the original
front iitiisou's rc-
creation of it.
The
EDISON
Diamond llisc
Phonograph
No Needles to Change Unbreakable R
Only \lr Editions Perfected lineal instruments could wit
MW! :1 test. No more m l reprodut tion, but the rc-creat
”W original tone The I“ I first in all her artistry
A test which Edison'l w:- of any artists voice ot tnstt
tal performance will sushi. in actual comparison with the
standing beside Edison’l m fitment
Come in and hearth: New Edison Diamon'.
Disc. No obi-931' ion. of course
A. J. Angevine & Son Co
P“ ~ ‘IW'c——‘—.-
Buy Xmas Gifts No
Pay After Christina
Gifts of Stylish, We Coats, Suits. Dresses,
and Waists. Our fine (lets a wide variety of choic
popular prices.
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WE CASH CHRISTMAS CHECKS
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O}? CREDIT
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conductof I” and per-anal affair. today cl
the methods employ“ very “may
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking nee-ant. We invite account. which
given efficient and com “Hon.
F airfield County National Ba
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BRIDGEPORI'. CONN.
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Indian Motor Cycles
Distributor: for Nor-walk and
South Norwalk
The Sterling Mom ('0.
Darlen, Conn.
Phone :79
WAuunnobilc and Motor Cycle -.
"next-eaten 1tfl A. it. new i
Shop.- ~
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
Dodge Brothers
Tourinngars and Runabout
ALL KINDS‘ OF LWBILE ACCESSORIES
73 North Main St.
South Walk
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