SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1915
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Cutbill’s
For the Best Fish
Gill NEWS
Joseph Collins, of Spring Hill ve-l
line, has been visiting in Ridgegeld.
——~I«‘ancy new crop New Orleans mo
losses and new Buckwheat Flour at
TILE, SEA BASS, COD,
HALIBUT, SEA TROUT,
L‘Honimedieu Bros. SPANISH MACKEREL,
’ ______. ' SNAPPER BLUES, SAL-
A special meeting of Uncas Hay- MON, SMELTS, FLAT
makers Association will be held in FISH, POLLAK, HER-
‘Red Men's Hall, on Monday evening.
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———l.ook, look at assortment of Um—
brellas, soft and derby hats. O’Brien.
RING, NEW BEDFORD.
LONG ISLAND AND SEA
ESCALLOPS. ROCKAWAY
OYSTERS, ROUND AND
LONG CLAMS.
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
Miss Florence M. Benedict, of West;
avenue. is suffering from a sprained
wrist. as a result of a fall on the it‘ \.
—-HOLiDAY GIFTS.
Angora Wool cap and scarf sets.
Linen handkerchiefs at 25c t o 500:
Silk Hosiery 25c. 50c and tits. Fancy
bags, etc. flats at reduced rates at
Miss Polhemus, 80 Washington street.
South Norweik.
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MR. CARTER BRUISED.
“mount State's Attorney Hurt in a
Train Wreck at Green Forms.
Assistant State’s Attorney Galen A.’
iCarter of Stamford. was considerably
bruised, Thursday afternoon. in 3 ran
road accident at Greens Farms when
; ”is New York bound local train, which
left Bridgeport at 3:66, crashed into
ithe rear end of a New York—bound
{Boston express
Mr. Carter was in the smoker of
the local train, and he was thrown
against the seat in front of him with
iconsiderable violence He was quite
lame and sore when the train finally
arrived in Stamford, and this morning
lit was said at his house that he was
ipretty badly bruised.
A number of persons were slightly
injured in the collision. Both trains
kept the rails, but the local engine
was somewhat damaged, and one car
had to be dropped from the local at
|Westport. One of the Pullmans of
.the express was so badly damaged
‘that it was taken off the train at
iGreens Farms.
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GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
Program Planned for Tomorrow After-
noon Will le An Excellent One.
Following will be the. program at
theGracr Baptist Churdi sacred con-
cert, tomorrow afternoon:
Opening Selet‘iitiii-‘Clloir.
SCI‘IDi’Ul’P"R(‘flliiil8"“. Crippan.
Prayer.
iSinging-«i )hoir.
illeadlngtdirs. J. Cook. .
Singing—Holy City-«Quantum.
ilecilation—~hiaster C. Bailey.
Selection Song’v—Miss Elsie Obriunl.
Iteudingv- Mrs. Joseph White.
liuet-wMiss Kiite Minkins and
Julia Moll.
Recitatiotr—«S’lnstei‘
Cutler.
Miss
William Henry
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~ Loads of Christmas trees are arrlv-g "" .
lug daily now both by wagon and
train. The trees have been distribut-
ed in the local stores.
i
An anniversary mass of requiem
—Soft or doubles. Sensible present
for Xmas. O'Brieti'a.
day morning at 8 o’clock.
Judge Martin J. Cunningham,
Many complaints are being made to
the police against property owners
who fail to clean, snow off walks front-:1) E Loewe la Co, to 38“sz
{for the late Mrs. Julia Berger will be
celebrated at St. Mary's Church. Tues-
of
counsel for the defendant batters in
the fmeclosure suits brought against
Singing—«Miss ll. Ward.
Reading-whim. S. Bailey.
instrumental Duethastcrn N.
kins, Miss Hopkins.
Recitation—Mrs. R. Askew. ‘
Solod-Johu Berry.
Recitationwhlaster Dunn.
~Solo—«—Mrs. M. Fuller.
Papers-Miss leorgia Thomas.
Recitation—”Miss Eva Jones.
Duet.-».\ir. and Mrs. iiines.
Hop-
ing their ro erty. .
p p _ t. . the m0, 000‘ and costs liudgmen: Addresqu Moore.
1 “Umbrellas Umbrellas for Xmas awarded the plaintiff in “8 my”.lluet——Mrs. Johnson and Miss ll. ll-tll.
suit meelved notlvli yesterday after-
0mm” noon that a bearish on the forelln
Mrs P. T. Cuneo and daughter, Miss
Althea cuneo. of Railrfi‘od avenue.‘
have returned from a visit in New
Haven. ,
—(2all at 0'i3rlen's before you buy
Xmas umbrellas elsewhere.
day afternoon of next week.
1quality is higher than the price.
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Kenneth Scofleld. of the Falrfleldl ‘W "0“! 0" ““911 W107-
County National Bank has taken it English manufacturer of hatters' sup-l
position with the Bridgeport
Company
‘ England on the steamship Philadel
Horatios. Byrne, of Flax Hill Road, Wohin of the American “he.
has been staying in New York city called front New York today.
Mrs.
this week. on account of the severe T3540" has been ““3 guest of M" ”"15
storm and yen uncertain train sor-fMl‘S. James F Donut, 0’ Danhurv
vice. - l r'l‘hursday.
p.—
Mrs. John W. Wehlc. of MorgaiiTDaVigl vi-llgson, Who Will
avenue, who has been seriously ili’vher ‘0 England.
with typhoid féver, is slowly improv.
log, and is able to sit up for a short.
time each day.
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ENFIELD EVANGELIST DEAD.
; 'ENmEIJD. Conn. Dec.
‘liorace King, widely known as on
Property of the estate of Charles T. 'evangelist of the Catholic Apostolic
Wills. known as the Ferrisdllend- Wat- IChurcli. died at his home here yes.
erbury farms. comprising of 168 acres. ‘terday. aged 88 years He was born
situated at Stanwich, in the township at Enfleld. ordained to the Ministry.
of Greenwich, with buildings thereon. in 1872, and after giving up evangellsa
been sold to W M. Norton of, tie work became minister of a church
He retir-I
has
Ohio. The property was held at 850- of his denomination here.
‘000 ‘ 'ed about a year ago. A daughter sur-
vives him.
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Another hearing in connection with‘
the bankruptcy attain; of the New Mll- —TIMELY HINT 0N oven. EATING
ford Hat Co. will be held by Referee Big dinners cause disturbed diges-
in Bankruptcy Hoadley, of New Haw; tions. The stomach and bowels
an, in New Milford next Tuesday should not be clogged with undigested;
morning. The following matters in|poisonous waste matter Foley Cath-
connection with the case will come artic Tablets relieve distress alter'
~ up: Hearing on account of trustee.ieatlng, stop belching, banish bloating?
W of auditors, allowance for and gas on stomach, regulate the bow-1
wise. allowance for counsel. s‘d- els, BWeeten the stomach and tone up
‘ministration expenses and declaration the liver. _ ~
Sold everywhere. .
isure stilts has been tentatively leti
down by Judge Thomas of the federal
court to be lteld in Hartford on Thurs~
«Brand‘s. the jewelry store wlicrelt
thalarrested. charged with having
She returned to New
York yesterday. accompanied by Mm!
acconipany‘to Chile, was nominated by President
18.—-—Rev. ’
CourierJournol.
liemhrks by Superintendent.
Closing Addressvltcv. Mr. Henderson.
The concert will be conducted by
iMrs. R. Dunn and Charles Gutherle.
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iPOISONED PEN WRITER ARREST-
‘ so.
NEW YORK. Dec. 18.~--~.\iiss Tessie
JSamuels. of Goshen. N. Y.. who was
sent
ithrouglt the malls more than a score
Trust’plies whose death occurred in New,or Poisoned Den" letters 10 icons
iYork on Monday. will be taken to women “1080 engagements had been
publicly announced. pleaded not guilty
which when arraigned here yesterday, and
5 was held in 38, 000 bail.
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NEW AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO.
WASHlNGTON, Dec. 18.-l«lenry
Prather Fletcher, now Ambassador
Wilson yesterday, i' r Ambassador to
Mexico. Eliseo A edondo, already
;bas been appointed Mexican Ambas-
sador to the United States. and Mr.
Fletcher‘s nomination yesterday re-
stores diplomatic relations between
the two countries. broken off nearly
three years.
BURGLARS ROB BARBER SHOP.
ANSONIA, Conn. Dec. '18.——Burg-
lars last night entered the barber shop
of Antonio Impellitierl on Main street
rand made off with $23. 76, which the
propiietor had left in a locked drawer
to pay the rent and other bills. A
Equantity of cheap jewelry which had
been sent on approval for use in it
punch board selling scheme, was also
stolen. Entrance to the shop was of
fected by breaking a window
"But it should not be made an ex-
icuse for sitting around waiting for n
Hob to come to irony—«Louisville
U.
Christmas Suggestion
, in seeking an answer to the problem of “What to give as at Christ-
Wood. You will find no gift more acceptable.
your thoughtfulnels. I
A daily reminder
, mas Gift” need you an further than this suggestion:—~Flour, coal or
of
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
F
No Gift Equal to Jewelry
Colebum 8: Lauder
THE JEWELERS
96 Washington St.
22 Wall St.
Norwalk.
So Norwaik.
Call your attention to the distinctive and varied stocks at
both of their stores. Dis riminating purchasers will be
pleased with the exceptional value and effective designs
of the ~ In]
Diamond Jewelry
FASHIONABLE BRACELET WATCHES that can be
worn on a chateisine, ssutoir or on a long chain.
LA VALLIERS, the smartest of the season’ 5 creations in
a latitude of prices. W .
Watches for Men
All styles and descriptions.
STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATED WARE of
the best quality. CUT GLASS, Etc.
Two Superb Stocks of Desirable Christmas Gifts.
Colebum & Lauder
THE JEWELERS.
open Evenings Until Christmas
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Give Him the Best on Earth, 3i '
of
SLlPPERS ,SHOES, BOOTS
ARchCS
Everything for Foot Comfort
G ‘ OVERS
South Norwalk
WillAND Will PM
‘ BAKED Bi lRlPli llRlllSiE
iKoenig‘s employ and who has giten
the authorities valuable infornialion‘
{So far as known, he is not alleged lo'i
i be a party to any conspiracy.
‘ The arrests were made last nightl
ion a complaint alleging that Koenig
and others went to Buffalo and King.
sra Falls in September last.
pare means to destroy the canal.
force of arms"
i The three defendants it “as learn i
ed today, have been under
lance for a year.
led to their
George Fuchs
ouarrelled with Koenig over the'pa‘p-
merit of $15 which he claimed Koenig
oued him
(‘aptain Tunney. of the New York Po .
statement and turned him over
PWilliam M. Offley. head of the agent“
of the Department of Justice.
The purpose of the alleged .itteiupl‘
110 block the canal was. it is charged i
to prevent the movement of supplier
down the Great Lakes and
the Welland (‘anal and St.
River to the Enteute Allies.
The names of workers in San Fran»'
cisco Chicago
Huston and other cities are said to
have been discoiered among docu-
ments seized by the authorities in a
raid upon the offices of Koenig and
lieyendecker. ,
vThe penalty for the crime charged
in this case is three years in prison
or $3,000 fine. or both.
Koenig came into public notice last
June, when the. affidavit of Gustav
Stall], averring that he had seen (on
non on board the steamship Lusitania
before she sailed on her fatal voyage}
was submitted to the State
men!
Government
could be found in Albany.
rSTONlNGTON, Conn. Dec. 18.--
George Haskell, 30 years old. was in- NOTICE.
stantly killed here yesterday. when ,
his motorcycle skidded as he attempt- wm Ema“ C0 '
ed to turn a sharp corner. lie was . '
thrown to the sidewalk and his neck PAYS
broken.
—-RECOMMENDED FOR CROUP.
W. C. Allen, Bosely. Mo. says:
have raised a family of four children
’and used Foley's Honey and Tar with
all of them.
and cronp medicine I ever used.
ed it for eight or ten years and can
recommend it for croup.” Same satis-
factory results for coughs and colds.
Sold everywhere. '
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HEADQUARTERS FOR . -.
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The fourth man held in custody is 3
George Fuchs. who was formerly in: J :. ..
£1
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The B. Hershfieid & Sonfio
ill WATER GT,
its}
TIL. I“
to pre-i
"b\' t
surv-cil
The evidence which ,
was given by?
it is charged '
arrest
is ho.
Detectives employ ed by I
obtained F uc its
to ,
Department,
lhlougli
Lawrence: ATTRACTIVE PAPERS MAKE
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
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ihiianeiphla. Dem)" We are in a pesition to tiller you
an exceptional opportunity to dec- ,
crate your home in preparation
for the holiday season at a null
expense. Our showing of quality.
paper comprising the latest de-
signs and textures has been pur?
chased at a cash figure. We, in
turn, offer you the mivailsgtm of
our buying.
The Gorham Co
its new 01.. nor nonwuir
TOI. a i
(I!
Depart-
it was Koenlg who notified
authorities that Stalii
MOTORCYCLiST KILLED.
lie lli. For its
Notice. tiles igns on the wagon
also get a duplicate slip .imn
driver with our name “deeds!
before selling.
3 ROWAN 81'. EAST NORWAL
PHONE 441
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I ilnd it the best cough
1 us.
REIUILT TVFEWRWEHC—y
Smith. inns ,
Remington. all
not
com} did that there is t dieiirencé.
know. We will add your name to the list
W
year the " same
E CAN DELIV-
ER COAL at
i»
summer months.
weather and screens au—
.‘ sters .tiie
‘ jams 8: Guns
”WATER STREET, SGUTH NORWALK.
exposed ‘ to
toiiiatically before it en- ‘
Our L
large army of trade are
wagon.
Try a ton and we.
wait . «— M5555:
Phone A
as the) ‘
It is
the ‘
Distributors for Norwaik and
The Sterling Motor Co.
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Registered F. A. M. Repair
indies Motor Cycles
South Norwsiit
Darien. Conn.
Phone :79
Repairs.
Shop.
- Rain Coats
7r. 8 LYON
Good Job Printing
*‘Belt Paper. Boll Work. Best Prices -
a i has ’ii.”:’.i...“.‘f“.i:f.‘i..’.':
emptiness);
SELL
IT TO ,
Successor to Wm. Efiron‘
Phone 499
37 Fort Street East Norwallt;
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Special Prices
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The New Science ‘
oeeihi'i'iou or cmsornm‘vm
inter life in tea dillerolit emu L
biotin.
Chiropractors removesl‘rie cause
”“3“ ’97 terns in your body. reunite t .
given special attention; M mini!
sun 0R coir
W OUTFIT THE FAM—
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70! the spine. You will never '
giving the Chiropractor a chance,
help you.
Magnetic treatments mums.
GET A NEW
FOR
Christmas
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