‘ r faculty and outof— town
”Slot their homes yesterday afternoon. I
3 School will reopen on Monday, Jan. 3
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. time.
-.'l'hetlttieoaes-endblxooesareou
the lookout, waiting for him. The
m is filled to its utmost n’lth good;
' -'*‘ tor minim in-sesring w
' lid fancy articles that are serviceable
earl useful. .
E. K. BANKS
Mshackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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“Rogers Dream”
One of the best books ever pub-
lished for children
written by Emily Mather Smith
of Norwalk. On sale at
DONNELLY'S
‘ Book Store for . ........ 60¢
Arthur A. Fitch, of \orwalk,
spending the day in Bethel.
Despite the fart that the storm oc
curred a week and a half ago, some of
the householders in this city have not
yet taken the trouble to clean on
. their walks, which are now covered
with dangerous ice.
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--8QUIRE'S HOME MADE BAKERY.'
Bread. fancy cakes and plea for
= Xmas. 17 North Main street. Phone.
1363-3. lielivery.
The State Normal school in Danbury
closed yesterday afternoon for tho
. Christmas iacation. Members of the
William li‘. Mallory. of 20 Cherry
Itreet, Danhury, has gone to Sharon to'
{'ed at the Country club.
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I Claims amounting to 32,600 were
bankruptcy hearing before Referee
Trustee Howard H.
of' N.orwallt
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iii‘atter of the Oppenheim Hat company 1303- 3.
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7 Brampton fought the granting of tili‘
.clsims. Referee Banks did not makelcti‘t [gin‘cclln Tyleniiemwlllllo 1:825; 1:233. which Judge James H Webb refused for the purchase of a site were e».
m a s a ‘ to accept. He announced at that time posted ‘0 be Oloued by tommorrow
Every day is “bundle day," from
now till Xmas.
In fact it seems hardly human to
be without a package at this sea-
son.
Here are all kinds of Xmas boxes
to hold practical presents for
men and boys.
Rain coats, Fur coats, Full dress
suits and fixings. ’
We deliver all our gobds. It you
can't come to the store we will
send the goods and you can make
our selection at your home.
» fitment SIENHNG gas .2:
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Pictures Extra Special
OLL’S
True Substantial Gifts
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Just the opportune time‘for Xmas Gifts
16 x 20 inch and 18 x 30 inch Pictures. 31.00 and Smoonlues.
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW.
SUBJECTS—Fruit, Game and Scenery in gilt and WALNUT FINISH FRAMES.
“BEDS 50c to $6.00
In white enamel, brass and mahogany, including Box S in d
Mattress and Pillows. Antique re productions in mhogagily. gs an
CARRIAGES, 39c to $6.50
IRISH MAILS, AUTOMOBILE S, TRI-CYCLES, CARTS ANDWHEELBARROWS.
Mahagony Chair or Rocker
69c}
NORWALK
Rogers Cd. Stevens
SOUTH noawatx
Miss Ethel Urey. of Norwalk, will
start a private dancing class at Can-
students left non Station beginning January 8.
—Umbrellas, Umbrellas. for Xmas.‘
0.'Bricu's .
Congressman and Mrs. E. J. Hill are
Ittend the funeral of his brother. C. (I in receipt of the announcement of tho
“gum-y whose death occurred on wedding of President Woodrow Wll- ‘ which heard the case of Henry Lin-
“outlay The deceased had a number son and Mrs. Gait which took place coin Risley, and his wife, against the
of friends and acquaintances in this Saturday :
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'i‘he friends of Mrs. Frederick S.
Aliavo your Friday luncheon sch- Ambler will be pleased to heal" thin“ 19", when alighting from ‘ trolley
she hi recovering from her recent at- I
tack of the grip. :1
.._._£._.-
“Ilium Monday afteriion at the ~SQUIRE'8 HOME MADE BAKERY.12.20_“"" being sent “Ck ‘c 11.40j
Bread, fancy cakes and plea for
Delivery.
The many friends of Joseph Marucs .
‘tack of the grip.
~A special dinner is served at the,
i bountry club. remember.
Owing to the extra number of ex-
press packages and to the increase ill
the mall business, passenger trains
hurrying mail and express in and out
behind tune T39 empress business is‘ [the publication by the comptroller of:
'granted in the United States courti
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lliscliarges from bankruptcy were
yesterday to John M. Gill of Water-|
to Henry E. Merchant of New llnven. i
CONN. COMPANY WINS QUIT.-
Jury In Superior Court Hearing Ac-
tion for $16,000 Against Trolley
Corporation Return Verdict for De-
fendant After First Verdict fort
Fish“?! is Refused by Judge—Joni
Disagrees Then Finds for Company.
The jury in the superior court,
Connecticut company for 316, 000 for
injuries alleged to have been received
by Mrs. Risley on September 81.
car in fitmtford, returned verdicts for
Brass
Rugs
(Join the Hoosier Club Today) ‘
Sectional Book 'Cases
Library Set
Library Tables
Tapestry Chair or Rocker
Reed Chair or Rocker
Sewing Table in Mohagony
Statuary in all Subjects
Cut Class
All Purchases Made This Mont h Billed to You on Feb. rat.
or Iron Beds
‘ the defendant in both cases yesterdayi
“I 33,000,000 REFINERY FOR SAVAN.
afternoon. The jury returned
o'clock when the foreman, Petori
o'clock returned a sealed verdict,
that he would not accept this vefii
diet. and that the jury could continue FREEMAN STAYS lN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. The 28 .-Congress-
When the jury reported shortly bo- man Richard P. Freeman returned
fore noon with a disagreement Judge from a flying trip to New York roster
bm' EV“ w 0‘" °t T°"‘"“°“ and Webb said he woudnt accept this day to attend the am meeting or the
It was then, afterfcommittee oil public lands. which has
'l‘l board 7"": ‘ it t ' further deliberation, that the verdictsl decided to all durinz the recess. The
is o c n ro a s cc .
“of South “.01,qu are more or less {ing at the capitol :eslt’r'dily, lippiiivedi for the defendants in both cases were New London congressman Will probab-
lts deliberations today.
verdict either.
returned.
Attorney George E. Beers, counsel. days in Washington attending to his
rushing ““d '9 keeping the employes 2500 copies of the digest of decisionsi for Mr and ‘Mrs R|sley. before the
. of the local office on the move all the
in addition to the extra large'
" Chrismas malls. which the local bag-
4
gagemen have to handle, they are also
'i lessen their labors. l
FOSS’ AND HUYLER’S CANDY
Fancy Xmas Packages. '
Toilet Articles,
* Kodaks,
Stillson-i’owell Corporation
i' ‘ Phenomenon nauooisrs.
[l 32 Wssltlpgtcn m
' i south Nemllr. cons.
time. 2";
an account here. ’
‘ ‘ taking account of the number of sacks
.... sent on each train and this does not
Perfumes.
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-Write to Santa "Claus
. that on would like to have him starts Savings
Ac outit for you, and promise him you will save
ji‘all you can next yearfii he will leave a Bankbook .
.~ among your other presents.
A Savings account is the mosbsensible and the
niosc practical of all remembrances at Christmas- -
.It gives the “little folks“ a good start and the a;
‘ Own-ups" a new shirt. ' ’
.0126 dollar will open the way—end will open
.of the compensation commission Sun-
dty additions and transfers were
made in various accounts.
psooucsns ARE FINED. «
wasmNc'rbn. Dec. 23 -—.Twenty ‘
six local food dealers. indicted for vio-i
tattoo of the Sherman law in combln-i
ing to raise the price. of food during' _!
the first weeks of the European war
pleaded “Oi contendre today and were. tomey Beers moved to have the seal-
ed verdict tiled with the others. which "
lined $25 each. The merchants were'
indicted in the campaign of the De-
partment of Justice against alleged un- 1 exeepuon was
warranted increases in the cost ofllv-
inc.
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.verdict was opened by the lawyers
' GERMAN CASUALTIES. TOTAL
“in the official
November 30 were 2,524,460.
‘ :number,
.men were killed or died of their
, fed. 27 674 died of disease and 381,443
«were missing. Naval casualties, he
said, were not included in~tliese figs
jury was called this morning announc-
ed he would take an exception to the
court's ruling in not accepting the var-‘-
dict saying that the only reason a
judge had to refuse to accept a ver-
diet was in the event of a mistakexln
law or a mistake in fact. The excsp
tion was noted.
When the verdicts for the. defend-
ants were returned this afternoon At-
motion Judge Webb denied. Another
taken by Attorney
‘Beera. _
The envelope containing the sealed
and it was found that the jurrwas in
favor of giving Mrs. iRisley 31, 000 and
her husband 3400...
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2,,524 460. .
LONDON Dec. 23.—Harold J. Ten-
nant, parliamentary under decretsry
for war, made the statement in the
House of Commons yesterday that the
total number of casualties published
lists for Prussia. Sax-
any, Bavaria and Wurttoniberg up to
ill-r. Tennant added 484.283
wounds. 364,189 were severely" flound-
or this ,
,_ stomach rind.
NAN, GA.
SAVANNAH. 0a., Dec.
'rellnery here.
twice what he owns—Judge.
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utilisation, as,
it Hit MiMi
127-129-131 Washington St.
23. slanted
. Jé‘lii'i’w. Banks. in Bridgeport, in the Xmas. 17 North Main street. Phone Ward announced a disagreement. Thai imbroy of New York announced to
case Went to the jury Tuesday after-l d” that the Savannah 3“!“ Reno
noon at 3: 40 o'clock, and st 6: 20. “‘3 Company "0“” 9N0! I 33 000.000
He said negotiations
0R SiilMiBil iiiSflil
“Papa’s Diapspsin"for sour, acid stom-
ach, heartburn, dyspepsia;
\Time it! Iii five minutes all stomach
distress willgo. -No indigestion, heart~
burn, sourness or belching of gas, acid,
or eructations ot undigested food. no »
dizziness,
headache. , _
Papa's Diapepsin is noted to
bloating, foul breath
speed in regulating upset stomachs. i
It is the Harriet, quickest and meet ’_
certain indigestion remedy in
whole world, and besides it is h'arur
less. . , :2,
Millions of men and vector; now eat ,3 { MUM Ind Nation » . ‘
their favorite foods without fear-they W- m ‘ .
know Pane s Diapemin will save them .. Ital- Main gt. . mm
from any stomach misery.
-.Piess‘e. for your cake. set a large
titty-cent case pt Pope’s Dirt
agreeable Est. what you like and i-
and: store and put your
Don't. keep on being
trout any
The Sterling Furniture Co.
PHONE us So. amnesia
Suggestions for
Christmas Gifts
Pocket Knives from ..25c to $3.00
Carving Sets from. 31.50 to $7.60
A Big Stock of Fine Furniture
For the dining room. living room,
sleeping room,
library, den or office. ‘
Scissors .................. 25c
in Sets or Single Pieces ........ ... Mo... 8;:
. An'dirom and Fire Sets. ‘-
Mimy dainty hits at small cost including Shirt Waist Tim-mos Bottles ........ $1.25 up ‘
Boxes, Telephone or Sewing Tables, Cos‘umers, Smoking m:$?& """" 17:: :° :3
...... 0 .
Stands, Music Cabinets, etc. stuns .......... 85c to $3.50 '
flexible Flyers ..... $1.00 to $5.00
High Grade Carts tots Boys.
Erector Building Sets for boys - » '
Prompt delivery in Norwalk and surrounding towns.
1.
.ly spend the greater part of the holi- ..... .. $1.00 to 35.00
RAYMOMD 8. son M._ .. mo .. mo ~
committee work. S .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS . °'i‘.“.‘.’f'.‘.?.°.‘.‘.f’f..T.‘?°'2’s.‘"..°";§i'é '
Pessimist—ls he prosperous, do you Wall and High Streets. Norwalk. Carpenter's Tools, Machinist
thinks, ‘ . Tools, Guns, Fishing Tackle and
Optimist-15 he? Why. he owes ’___m____ __ 5“" useful articles.
AlbertD, Morgan ,
(Successor to Chas. E. Dow.)
. 112 WASHINGTON 511,
so. NORWALK, gONN.
st WALL eraser
nonwsut
ends: «a
0.13. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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. we will rush our trouble
rim mood when some-
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