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ll' ornado. 8: Tourist
in uto& Assault
Y early or short term
i. lability Bonds .
0 wncrs liability
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O ffice or House
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I? welling. Mouse
I: mployees’ “Compensation”
Not a single kind of insurance
that we cannot furnish you
if you will call us on the
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Norgeik‘scbd‘hctlhi. is ill with grip ' "
.31 his home in WW9 street.
{FW'Gon Kenn We. avho :1
has been seriesslydil. is sis-lyin-
plov‘ing, it was ‘1‘ III w “ill
"Gone are‘the".dm,' acknowle’dgsg
ti o New Canaan Messenger, condos
c. "dingly, “When you could‘teleror-
ii iii fipnl ‘Ne'w- Gsnsan!“
Jonathan Camp. formerly oi Nor- ’ '
walk, manager of the Franklin Else-1
tricManuiscturlng company. in Hart-1
lord. gave a dinner to a party of ten;
last evening at the Hotel Heubleln.
1 ‘ Bridgeport. ' Cm.
resides ‘ in Hantord. .
phone 1230 «in
TN“ 00m?!” Bldfl~ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, of Water- ;
um; ville. Maine, will spend the Christmas . , N l l wears a smile.
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lholidnys with
and Mrs. Lew
U'LL pass the annual gift-
test with honors if you buy
HIS present at this Men's
hoof You'll port with pleasure
when H“!!! puts you on the back her
going where'he'd no to choose s
gift for a mu.
GRAY MOOHA GLOVES in in-
dividual gift boxes—(T50.
‘ PURE LINEN HANDKER- l
omen in individual boxes with 1mm“
handembroidered initials — soc. é ~
each; 33 for a box of six. i The Salvail
excLuslvs neonwssn in in- 5"
dividusl gift boxes—56c. to $2.00.
3 Hall on Main
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PURE SILK HOSIERY in in-
dividual gift boxes, 50m; 2 in a
but. 31: i in a box. $2.
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JilSEl’ll DAVIS
85 Washington“. Bo. Norwelk.
Open Evenings Until Christ-us.
May 21. 1914
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity:
linsettled weether tonight and Friday
with probably rain; warmer tonight.3
The western disturbance has moved
eastward from North Dakota. during;
the lost :4 hours and has now devel-;
oped into n. well-defined storm. which!
is control over Upper Michigan. it is‘
causing cloudy weather with snow
or rain and high winds in the Upper:
Mississippi Valley and lake region.
The temperatures on rising i
centrs‘ and eastern districts.
his behalf in
no evening.
iJOllll street, East Norwalh.
The Buckingham Women‘s Relief
Corps, held an all day sewing passion
; yesterday in their rooms at Red Men's ,
lworli which'hai‘lhio be ‘DYOIDIthIE: 101;": the union in respect to issuing licelvi
.Chrlstmss was s cause 0 8| see to drive automobiles. When a mall‘
onerous response to its appeal torl
money for the purpose of
Christmas dinners for poor families,
land the stream of silver that flows ill--
lto the Washington street kettle
:l‘enlly admirable. Are you doing your:
--'I‘llc editor of The Woodbury Reporiw
.er has the right idea.
sarcastic “don'ts” that he issues
lnewspaper readers the following cpl
. you want published.
business to espouse unpopqu causes. ‘ ‘ .
and take your chestnus out of the fire.
.tht hurts your business might also
;liurt hie—but that’s dlflerent."
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Thomas P. Mellon. ”trumpeter, Troop l and
l,”- Eighth cavalry,
Lponed to have deserted at Sierra Blen-
cs, Tex. November 24.
‘ he gave his residence at No. 571 How-
nrd avenue, Bridgeport. slid the unmi-i
‘ and address of person tote notified inl
John 1". Mellon. brother, No. 116 has; Emilie
avenue. Bridgeport. Mellon was born
In Bridgeport: age. 23 years; occup-
tion. clerk; eyes,
thrown; complexion. feir: height,
feet. 9 9-5 inches; violent“. I“ sound
jSCULLY-STATHAM. ‘
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A very pretty wedding took place. of the 108 towns of the state and in month was 6 5' Sometimes a little
'Miss viola Gladys Sistbelm. of Reser-
Ivolr avenue. became the bride of Joe.
'1 the Francis Scully, of
mu downtown. The ceremony was per,
formed by the Rev. 1. Benton Worn-j
Mrs. Bell's parents. Mr.
1. W. at. John. of ‘3‘. Scene From “Twin Beds,” t 0 appear at Regent Christmas.
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SAY AUTO LAW Is POOR, {GREAT RUSH FOR FIRST PAPERS}
i IN PAST sew WEEKS. '
Chauffeurs of State Find Fault Withé !
Regulations. lForelgn Born Citizens Find it Neces-I
(‘onneulicui is the most lax state in: nry to Have Papers in l
Gating Work Here. i
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street. Some special
' For some weeks post now there has
51“ ““3 “3‘“ gets aldrlvers “mime" been a material increase in the tie-1
‘ some state olilcisls ought ‘0 see lhfitlmfllld upon Assistant Clerk Michael .l.i
;man. A" a person “a” '0 do ‘0 get a. i‘lsnnagsn oi the naturalization omce.
on Army is receiving a.
”0mm“? license is drive a car 100 miles, ”“110! the Superior court, for first papers.
lnine out of ten drive tllat 100 miles And the peculiarity of the demand was
:O‘Jtfllde a ctly. That does “0‘ menn‘mm il came almost entirely from men;
I "19 ”"50" “a“ drive a c“ l“ ”‘9 mains who had been ill the country for from.
in a 300d eight to twenty, and even thirty yearsi
ymflliy instances accidents are. caused, Recently (‘lcrk Flanagan l‘eallzeiil
‘5 by incapable 99730“. through-1381111185.“ meaning 0! this sudden demandi
lllcenses '0 me“ who are “m capableln is due to the requirements of llle‘
0‘ 01“?”th “"5 0“ busy streets. .Hg nlllniilou making factories ill tllisl
Such ‘5 "‘9 criticism °t Conuectl-i cly that their employes must at leasi‘
lcui's auto bureau offered by P. l'.Juc-: “In“. a dispofiiuon to become plugwsuw
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in it series of i
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NLEY DINNER M New HAVEN}
Store 9pc“ evenings till Christmas. Phone, all departm mug—45+
Christmas badge
is the smile
Old Saint Nicholas\h'lmself always wears a smile.
Everyman and woman and boy and girl who has grasped the Christmas spirit,
A smile, is the badge of Christmas.
Here is a Christmas Store; a store that smiles.
Its merchandise is bright and joyous. Its staff rejoices in the smiling badge of
Christmas. Its service is accompanied by a smile.
” Two busy busy days are ahead—not for the Store alone but
of the Christmas army.
Let us not forget to wear the badge.
We of ‘the store wear it: a glad hearty smile.
We of the Store will do our part to help others wear it.
Yes, there is a brilliant storeful of gifts. And fresh supplies
most every hour of the day!
The Howland Dry Goods
Thursday, D/ecember 23. 190‘-
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for every member
come forward al-
pm your name to what! obson, in New ““0“ Monday night: if of foreign birth and not already en- M'K'
lat the annual dinner of the Connei‘ll- rolled. |
It's the editors}
icut Chauffeurs Protective associa-
ON JANUARY 29th. i
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Wanted Job. .
Executive Committee Decides to Hold ,
‘ l 'l d .1 f i l , It st the Hotel Taft. 3
lstaie. replied to Mr. Jacobson After: ptlifrziha“ liilltlvg‘fn-lgd in? (:23 “fl NEW HAVEN. Dec. 21—“)! “800-.
:caullonlnu the drivers as to speed‘.:ce and 3"“ I r iii: ‘a "‘2 eff :‘1 live committee of the McKinley .issog
that “booze and ”501mm don't thou h Clerk lil‘liins an landpllllill” :iciailou met here yesterday afternoon!
who we! enlisted I mix," Mr. Burner declared: l K ' K ' n m ;and decided to hold the annual dill-i
' tap, subject to instant draft. like
. nor in the large ballroom of the Hotel l
“With the law as it stands now and, h b a,
with the appropriation which the last: so 00"" of cor. Toll on Saturday evening, January 20.
Tickets will be $4 each. It is expect-
I legislature set apart for the testing of: WW“ do you want ““1 I
, ’ led that ex-Presldent \Vlllism liowsl'd-
drivers the, examination for licenses in; for?" “kw! M" :‘l'snsgeuh l
l the way suggested is absolutely out‘ ril'nlL‘: 8: To“; was 311;?” yi'TIi't and Governor Marcus H. llolcomb
e e on 5 papers 08° will malts short addresses.
of the question. When I tell you that! "
jobs, was the reply. eren followedl ”an” Judge John L Gum“ ,“
: lion. of which he is president.
Charles I). Burnes. secretary oil Yesterday this situation was elu-l
for seven years, is re-1
these papers
At enlistment
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case of emergency was, there
are 55,000 operators' licenses
lullstlons. The applicant did. .
l. 'lls - t, 'l to
rnot get his papers this time. He will i \ew ven, the pleslden “H go
The East India Tea
For FreSh Nuts and an Elitiid
Co.
Line of Christmas Goodies:
at Bottom Prices "
d, I need not spend time to tell “me exp
iron or the eXDenfit‘ willcllv'ould be and h , ‘ h [b i m :W‘sshlngion next week and. with tho‘
tailed by their examination because or: “‘° 1° "3’ “' n. 1“ a” “n “ °f am or in. Connecticut delegation, will
country for twenty years. secure the principal speaker of the!
blue; hair.
lightl the fact that these licenses expire on; . l
5‘ a certain day and must be trialled;”9:221"?a Ill-iii t‘:::£::::u;:1::: 1:229 evening. There probably 'will be up,
g_l without inconvenience to the holderl‘ “ "c s Iersl other short addresses.
"l“ "WW3” M Mam “12:3“: 0;? 1:103:23: 923:3 h 33 Allholilh the executive committee'
l would necessitate en examiner lt‘l esclilt a 1;“? ontha o "I" avers 3' or had not met until today, many appli-
o m as e se p cations for tickets have been receiv-
ubove. sometimes a few below. 5:211:11?“ :35 1:28: 2); 5‘ 13::
for each place. So you see how it le'i But m‘&;:;:’:r::;om re e_l elation are: John}. Glisop. of New
out of lht‘ question lit "19 Diesel“ , ‘ p l'anenQ President; Senator Ernest L.
time. lords were broken and for the first that “be“ of New Haven. sec rotary; Ors-
I do not want to be quoted as .
"3m“ “‘9 examination 0' 099mm“. ham Thompson of Sew Iluven. trash;
New liaven‘and Bridgeport I should.
in Grace church. when;
any approximately‘afi or 30 exnnllneraf
13 High street,
the total number of petitions climbed.
over the 100 during the thirty days all
were re. rted as far south as Florida.
W .er. Members 0! both families. and iam not opposed to it. It the islv‘1 the month As noted above the lat-vum" l
many Moods oi the bride Ind mom. could be changed so tllai instead or ‘ , ' l htl ""“""’"“"
WEATHEgrogAgEAR AGO were present. After the wedding the| expiring on one day, they expire e! :::::l?;:o°t,r;:il;:l‘:l 2:12:23 2:15“ : BELATE-D ENUMERATION RE. :
'l‘ .. l ‘ , . l' h bunny couple started on s short wed- your from the date of issuance.” 1‘": a m .m 'wm. "(om Russia. Austria. PORTS.
- eisnperaturt. '0‘" 23' "g ' ding trip. could shift our men around in thatlnfid )Huflgar ' Other nationalities are Enumeration reports of the number
30' now. / case and the. examination of the 53»; few and f cybet ween of children between 4 and 16 years of
are. received by the state comm-l
ler yesterday; gives Orsnge 1.262 and ‘
Barkllsmsted 209. There rent ins d)
be heard from the towns o! Avon,i
Canterbury. Cromwell, Esstford. Mun:
cheater. Norwich, Scotland Warren;
00° °°“‘d be “u“ “mm“ " "ml This month the rush continues with
deal of expense. Or, if the law could: on greater force Already the 100
.. be changed so that new sppllcsntsigarkh“ been ”3'“ d I“ d the‘lnonth
,' i would submit to examination then “fetal has nine days town. If the de-
could be done with a small addition man d continues to the end, it is figur-
l to the force and the' additional "'led that the previous average figures
Christmos Time
and Weston. Thais reports are betl
lated and were due December 6. The’
law empowers the comptroller to with-i
hold the payment of monies due towns I
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penile of a few thousand dollars a, ,m be doubtful
a? year. I am in favor oi anything that I “ - '
will increase the emclency of the.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
Theverybest time to start the
What. Better Gift,
l, Amoresafishmry'giftcsnnot
with this Trust Company. ‘
Saving is at this season of the year.
, - ~ ABANKBOOK
Even you, yourself, would do well 3&0
an account NOW. The ecu incentive, to
this“ goodprsetioe of saving-is an account
3: operators and which will do away?
with the issuing of licenses to those with; to make the prescribed enum-g
oration returns.
The F. D. \‘i'etmoreBoot and Shoe
company of New Haven filed it certill-
cute of lncorpbratlon with the state .
secretary yesterday. It will buy and! FRENCH WINE CROP FALLS.
tsell boots. shoes, etc. The capital stock‘ PARIS. Dec. 23.—Tbe much wine
authorized is $5.000, divided into 600 . crop of 1915, according to the govern-
shares of common stock. par value‘ merit tn: oflice announcement. is only
. 33100. The amount of capital stock with _ about one-third as large as lost your.
qtflc‘szxzmfiymfirw’i 9mm_i which the corporation will ‘begin burl-{hung approximately 477,000,000 gul-l
r.- ‘ . ‘1 ' ness is $5,000. The lilcorporators ions.
Q'éil:::;:t:?::efm;fiflagofi 9:5; are l". D. \Vetmore. Cora B. Wetmore The total of old stocks of wines as
- ' ' ' ’ land to b Stokes 1 New Haven. (1 b the overnment is only
; down town. Tuesday. Ferdinand Bar- 5 n y 0 ”Wm y 3
. who are undesirable. or hs've not. suf-
fii ncleut experience to operate them.” l
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habit of .‘snocx cAuses DEATH.
4 Than
‘ l The Connecticut By-I’roducts Com- 185,000,000.
3; glafifieigufsdfis 1:18:53; d ,2: pony of ‘Brldgeport’hlls incorporated _T__.__. ”.
.1.“ for the purpose of producing, malai- ”k for “firm". m; RED UA“.
While he had not been in :00 f ' .
health dilllng the past two years, as “u" ng and selling “‘9 by products
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,of coal, etc. The capital stock suth- .GOAL.
2 the result at a. previous shock. Mr.‘ , ,
a "a“ ....... .. .. 0291;200:2230 slums w...
/ and started to walk down to the m value, :50. The mmmmm i; “own“ mm Em Nomi"
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Sta t center of the city. When but e few are: Kenneth W. McNeil, 0.113008 J.
“9de feet from the house he cahMei-cer and Vincent L. Resting.
lapsed. four men 13;“ g’mn-Jhifigg The Harry r. Mills Lumber company
was 9:” n: say: to hi :1? He was of Manchester“ has organized. The
, stanza. i: mum“ “Wm; despitemfncers are: President, Harry r. Hills
W“ ' .. ' of Manchester; secretary-treasurer.
medical attention. he diedinrl hour andi Henry E. Anthony} of Will_lmsntlc. The
{half 1“"- ' \ ,, l" b t a loflicers and punish s. mum Men-
.Ml', Barnum V"? 2 115:5?le "gift'mhester erectile directors. The truth-
and a member of t 0 .3“ “‘7 prised capital stocirls 314.000, divided-
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iflnnhm',,flso°“u°“- E“ W" ;x°r:_lnto 500 shares, of which 100 are pre-
revel-s1 Wears 911111101“ .QL ”‘9 “'lfsryed 'nnd‘ioo common; par nine.
tionai Het-CoJI‘flOCOI'I- ~ :25. The amount paid up is 3500 cash
: no rut-vim mmberngpf hi- ‘m‘ «random to property other “I“
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new Haven has ordained? Theodor
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Immediate Delivery On DOdge BIDS. Mon”. Cm
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AGENT son REO. AND DODGE BROS. CARS. “
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not exposed i 7 to?
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convinced .a‘t‘th‘ereleisdiefirence. Try a ton. ‘an
know we will add your name ‘to the list.
Norwalk Chronicler