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have reinsuraceéin!
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D swelling Mouse
E mployees' “Compensation"
a single kind of insurance
that we cannot furnish you
if you will call us on the
phone 1230
Trust Company Bldg.
i’q “ fidsbsdsnsnowescspetrorsns.
g 2355‘ , H “ ae‘ spill, yesterday afternoon, .whiie
' .- lfe or ones “ pl ceedin; along an icy road on his.
u'
comparing Nona“: with some oft
'thc larger cities the coal situation
here is «mm ~ .
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' g 0113“ &.Tonrist Insurance .‘Ihe Community Club utenxheuhfio :" . ,
i: am QwAm . ‘ " pl: nod to observe Christmas ill inhps
:51 early or shed. term " int resting manner on Monday of next .,
l- iability Bonds " [we .
Building Inspector Clarence 1.
yr; to the South Norwalk filter.
I'or‘walk Republicans will gather iuV" “'
New Haven on January '29th. ”1,916.9
which will be the first importanl'date. 1‘ l
for Republicans of Connecticut in a 5 '
lively campaign year. ‘ "
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A Merry ~Christmas
and
Happy New Year
JOSEPH plus
as Washington 8t.
30. NONI.
Trains are still it trille bthind'
scheduled time on the New IlneulSCCli: from Selwyn & Company
road, according to passengers wheJ' the bi 10.1311 festival which
yesterday traveled between this cityt this a ternoon and “£051!"-
and Bridgeport. ' “ ..____.._.__
. William E. Kelslet, auditor,
Tile city clerk's ofllce has issued to. ““0119? 14- Montgomery are
the Hebrew Ladles' League at thiamrenarins a bookkervhw system
city. a permit for the purpose of hoidfi'h? ”ll-V “woumli
ing a dance in the near futu‘re. An-l ,
other permit has been received by. Mrs. A. Ghiotto, of Ilurritt avenue,
the Brethren of Hodunl. 'this’city, has received word of the
——--———- Icritlcal condition of her sister. Mrs.
A resident of one of the houses Charles Southard, of Bridgeport Mrs.
owned by the city at the entrance to' Ghiotto left yesterday, where she will
bqu
lin avenue, complains to the authorifilng an operstlon, which will
lies about the difficulty experienced place some time today.
in drawing water in the house.
lake
The - many
V'frlends of Mrs. Ghlotlo wishes her
~best of luck on her tlip and hopes
Settlement is still pending in theVIor good ours on her toturn
accident case in which figured Show!”
Posse. of Bridgeport, and Raymond' —_r
Croal Joseph Bartok and Joseph hic- I At police headquarters in the lily:
h‘arland of this city Correspondence Hall the police hale received a cir-
inn now passing between the para” cular concerning the alleged kidnap
Interested in the matter. .lllns of Ellis and VivianJameH. of
\ ’Vbowell, Mesa, by “Grandpa" Gllson,a
Drastic action 1. being contemplated sevenlyvyear-old Civil War veteran.
In those was where property owners The two children are now safe at
masonic” refuse to obsérve that or- l.iome it is said that Gllson was in
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CITY NEWS
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The downtown electrical commls- heavy at the time, was halted for an.
[toners did not meet last night.
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—A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
in those who have cooperated in in- 1 k l
creasinzmosslesnd 'Mqfln'm. "ln- tlly with a load 0 beer 033 w" 4..
‘ Intense of Brand's jewelry store.
aligns, south Norwalk.
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W Christmas
“Princes Pat'ha the Regent Theatre, ““9“”
in Norwsik.
He makes
‘of sidewalks of ice and snow.
iclty must take some action, as in MI! 0‘"! composition.
cases of Injury suits fdr damazosi
the Prospect street school on F‘rank- jbe with hot sister and assist her dur-i
The his living by selling soldier values of tics. neuralgia. iumbuo.
lsprslns and swelllus.
s presentation of “Twin Beds, "
appears at the Regent Theatre
, llllB llllllllllllllli Pllll,
SllllllllVSS, Sllfflllis
Rub Pain Away with Small Trial Bottle
of Old, Penetrating “at.
Jacob's our
What’s Rheumatism? Pain only.
, Stop drugging! Not one case in
. titty requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating “8t. Jacob's Oi "
directly upon the "tender spot" and re
lief comes instantly. "8L Jacob's Oil"
7 is a harmless rheumatism and sciatica
‘. Ilnlment, which never disappoints and
can not burn the skin.
lumber up! Quit complaining! Got
la small trial bottle from your drug-
gist. and In Just a moment you'll be
free from rheumatic and sciatic pain.
}
‘ soreness. stiffness and swelling. Don't
lsuffer! Relief awaits you. Old. holiesti
“-.8t Jacob's Oll' has cund millions of‘
rheumatism sufferers In the last half
‘cenlury, and is just as good for sole
backache,
. (Continued from-.41!“ Paps.)
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All sorts of usefulVgitts‘aud toys
were given to the children who were
in line with their tickets, and every
title one went away happy and con-
tented wlth his or her presents tuck-
ed under their arms.
The affair use stalled prompth hit
this o'cloek. and the first number on
:he program was a musical selection
by the American band of South Nor-
walk. At the moment the music stall-
ed a great whit star biased fonth from!
the top of the tree. lion's of red,!
white and blue lights strung in the“,
branches were then lighted and the e! l
feet was very beautifulV with the dill}
l‘erent colonial lists, shinning out [told
the dark green background of the
pine branches.
The exercises were then chit-tally:
opt-lied by Mayor Cdrl A. iiarstronl,l
who made a short, but well worded:
address. The mayor said that he'
wouldhol take up much time with
a lengthys peech, but uould make it
as short as possible. so that the dis- lV
trlbution of gills could get under v. :ly ‘
He said that this municipal tree re;
presented the public splritedness cffii
people of the town. and of some pro-i
pie in particular. Last year the suc-¥
cess that It was. Special praises and}
elforts and support of the Heudersonsl
and l-‘rinelis, but this year, more clll-t
sens of the town had contributed both ]
labor and money to the cause and?
had made the aflair the great sue-g
case that it was. Special praise and;
thanks are due the Lockwood. Elliotl,i
Raymond Henderson, Frinell and a;
great many other families far too num
erous to mention, for their part in the?
work. The mayor said that be hopedl
next year's ceremonies would Ilnd a1
permanent Christmas tree in place of.
the temporary one. A real live tree]
which can be used from year to year I
Is being talked of and will proliahhl
soon be bought and planted. l
l
would be brought against the authori-
Trailic which was oxcepflcnaily
lncomenlent length of time on North
Main street. yesterday afternoon.
when an express wagon/loaded heav-
A Merry
Chas. abled A long line of automobiles and
lwagons, with several trolleys was
'lteld up Upon complaint of Superla-
lieudent Copley. of the Connecticut;
Sergeant J. Harry Glbsonl
lenuary 20th.
Meetings to be held next Monday
bola, Interested in the sane construc-
[Ion of a. new building ordinance:
Abe rexular- meeting of the Rowsyton
. Boy Scouts, and~ the entertainment
boni'mlttce of the Unity Club.
I have actually'hcnrd him attempt t
lat-sue with his son, who is
‘fretthmtm year
ham Ageil-lenld.
.gtr .
The very best time to start the habit of
Saving is at this season of the year.
what Better cm, Than
A BANK BOOK
A more satiaiactory gift cannot be nude.
/
Even you, yourself, would do well to start
an account NOW. The best incentive to
rid; good practiced saving Is an account
with this Trust Company. '
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‘strnlghlened the difficulty out. l
Hokus—«Fluhduh seems to have a.
ht. i 0d“
:2“: dacfgm Amtdifl'aédt wonderful opinion of his knowledge. I
' c m Poltus-l should say he has. Why
in . his
at college—Birming-
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J ,VIrMALL‘ETTE
Christmas
s
After this excellent opening address:
the chllllren uero started out of the!
armory. and the work of distrihullnai
lthe malty present was new On to
lcount of the is no number of child
ren “ho were in line, it was necessary
to gt'bup them ll lines. inside the arm-
thryV and let out a bunch of fifty at a
time. After each child received Ills
or her present.t they were sent back‘.
‘ into the armory and placed in a grcup'
'by themselves, so that no confusion!
luould take place
. The committee :1 charge had a hard
time of it. 'll‘owever, and the aid of
,thc police, boy scouts and by stand-
‘.ers, was greatly appreciated in keep.
ins down the large number of boys will
were a little inclined to start a smaill
'sized riot In the armory.
‘ The presents consisted of sweat-
;crs’ coats, caps and many other use,
I fill articles. Toys of all sorts and ties.
Ecrlptlons were handed out. lncludlnsl
drums, games, roller skates, toy hors-
es. horns and many other things, too:
' \ numerous to mention. Some child-
f ren came late and without tickets and
'*_"T‘ these were put at the end of the line
convinced that there is a
_i
Hams &
«may.
E CAN DELIV-
ER COAL at
year the same as the
It i.
the
summer . months.
not exposed to,
ivcather and screens all’
tomaticaily belore it en»
Our
large army of trade at
dietence.
Vtcrs the wagon.
Try a ton and We
know we will add your name to the list.
i
Phone
721 . ._
Gans
warns annular south NORWALK.
' p - yesterday afternoon.
and had to take their chance of pet-
ting any presence. All those with tick
etc were put in the front lines and
served first.
Preparations for about 600 children
were made. but when the exercises
started, it appeared as if there were
considerable over this number. Every
one was givena alpreeent, however,
who had a ticket and many were sup-
plied after they had come ylthcut
them. The affair was one of the big-
gest successes ever held in this city,
and all families. and Individuals who
contributed in any way to the help of,
the causoshould be congratulated, and
extended a vote of thanks by the en
tire city By entering enthusiastical-
ly into the affair, these people have
succeeded in giving a Merry Christmas
to many 4itlo ones who would m-
wise have had no Santa Claus to
”make them happy at this festive sea-
son of the year. 3M. J. Reunion had
charge of tlie election of the Christ-
mas tree.x 'l'h American {band donat-
ed their services.-
WIFE WHO WAS FELLEVD BY MILK
BOTTLE GETS YULETIDE SEP-
‘ asaflow.‘
It was a joyful yuletiiie for live pe-
titleners who were granted divorces
Entrance on Main Std/Fairlicld Ave, and Cannon St...
1 1912.
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SATURDAY, DEC. as, 1915
HOWEANo'S .
Bridgeport. Conn.
Saturday, December 25, 1915.
O
o .
Me) or publicly say
'l'llattk You
mall the folks
\thu'vc lit-11ml tttztke
this a record
holiday season.
a
Without thr- loyal
the
(mild never
l‘lii‘t’l'flll stall.
sturc have
service
a...
R'V'fili lllt'
\t‘n'lt‘lt it has.
50 Km thanks go to
the members of the stallc
as heartily as\to our
good friends who kept
us all so busy.
(I! course, the store
will llt‘ closed
all day Christmas.
The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
Addie L. llandlm of Norwaik, said
Hurt”) liandley deserted her in July,
She was married to hint July
.,4 1905. Her maiden name was Ad-
dle Thompson
Mabel BoutonCuivert of Daubury,
was given a divorce from Gresham Ii.
Calvert of Danbury. Intolerable cruel
ty was the ground. Mrs Calvert mar-
Irled the defendant March 21, mos.
of the United States." it would not
do, he continued, that a monopoly
should exist, “bigger than the 00"
ernment under which it was created.”
Speaking of the acquisition of tho
Boston and Maine, dlr. Butts char80%
that the defendant, Lewis Cass Led~
yard. was "the initiator and the chief“
participant" in the steps which
brought that road under the control 3;.
of the New Haven and obtained '
thereby ‘a complete monopoly." ‘
"y.
EMELLEN'S HOUSE FIGURES
;. IN COURT PROCEEDINGS
lllllllill GllE BllllD
.‘Dlreotorshad such knowledge of this
2 conspiracy that. it should have
NEW YORK, Dec. 24 .—Charles
diellen's “pmt'andicuiar form," he
came an issue today during the ar-
xument before Judge Hunt, on the
motions to dismiss the indictments
against the eleven former Directors
of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. This is the farm,
situated in a mountain notch on that
route of the proposed extension of
the Grand Trunk use: in Humbu-
setts, which Mellon testified he bought
at a time that the road was seeking
a right. of way.
The incident was cited by Assist-
ant District Attorney Stevenson as an
example of the methods used by the
New Haven in its alleged purpose to
obtain a monopoly. Judge Hunt Want-
ed to know what evidence there was
to show that any of the defendant's
participated in the scheme. The Fed
eral attorney asserted that Mellon
made the purchase in pursuance of a
resolution of the Board of Directors
authorising him to take steps to ob:
tuin a right or way for the New Haw
ven, and that {Mellon had testified
that he had told the Directors what he
had done. This interpretation of the
evidence was warmly disputed by
counsel for the defense, who contend-
ed that the investment was Melren‘s
individual enterprise.
LMr. Stevenson was follow by R.
L. Butts. chief counsel for the Gov-
ernment who dwelt on the methods
used by the New Haven, addresslns
his argument particularly to the legal
application of the Sherman law to
such methods. /
“But it is due to these defendants
to say," continued Mr. Bette, “that
the' impression current in many parts
of the United States that they profited
personally—that they pbrtlclpatedln
graft. has no foundation. We do not
claim that they were actuated by. what
may be called s corrupt intent. That
does not mean, he ever, that they did
not intend to viola e the law, These
M “SYRUP 0f "98». ll
If Cross, Feverish, Sick, Bllious, Glut!
Little Liver and Bowls.
Children love this “fruit laxative,”
and nothing else cleanses the tend
stomach, liver and bench; so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play.
ing to empty the bowels, and there-
sult is, they become tightly chimed
with waste liver gets sluggish, stow.
ach sours. then your little one _
comes cross, ballaslck, feverish, 60th
eat. sleep or act naturall'y'. breatlnw
bad, systemr- full of cold, has > sore
throaf, stomach-ache or dldrrhoes.
Listen, Mother! See if tongue is coil
ed, then give a teaspoonful of “Ca
rfornia Syrup of Figs," and in a few
hours all the constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food passes out of
the system, and .you have a well, play
fuI child again. '
Millions of mothers give "Oalifornl '
Syrup of Figs" because it is pgrtect'ly
harmless: children love it, and it new .
or falls to act on the stomach.
and bowels.
Ask your drugglst for a. fill-cent bot
tie of ‘Qalitornia’SyI-up of
which has full directions for balbi
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed bn the bottle. Bows
of counterfetts sold hers. dot the
nine. made by “California Fig 8
Company." Refuse any other kl
with contempt \ '
TEETH AND
r.
Im-
peller! them to get out or it."
Those of the Di I who were
manufacturers may vnthouxbt that:
thy Judge Case in the superior court
~ harry Thorpe any
granted a decree from Game Sblbel
Thorpe of Bayonne, N. J. Desertion
July 1,1912, was alleged. The con-
ple were married June 2 1898.
(import... was: ment was Whenus’ In that it was'
Lena u. nurture said .mtnut- A
the monopoly nod by the New {la-l
van was of bone t to New Engli’nd,
said no litter-nay, sin "their jutt'xl
APPEARANCE
Your first presentation wi
leave a lasting impression.
Good, if you show care in
toilet. Negletccd teeth "all
'carelessncss Vin other dct
contrary to the terms of the 1pm.!
The law, he added,- wss made b‘xths
people of the United States, and holds'
-that “such conditions as dxlllted 7m
New England are but for the
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Norwalk Chronicler