ml." ' .
”mm lur an. .m
is filled to as about filth gobds
mu strain wearing apparel
fancy articles that are serviceable
(rural ‘ ~
in K. BANKS“ .
- Maliaokomo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
.' To All
“ Arthur bi. Benedict has commenced
the construction of a new plumbing
plop at No. 87 West street.
9 Jesse galdwell. of Norman ave-
after an illness of two
Bympathizers here are pleased with
the cabling to Europe of 3500.000. to
' “(I Jewish sufferers impoverished by
l the European war.
George Germ. formerly of Nogwnlk,
ls remembering his friends with
iit'clu'lstmus cards. from Pine Bluff,
mawwmiarn B. Bumeilrand son
William, and daughter Frances. are
madlngChriaunas in Mount Vernon.
New York. and later will go to Wash-
ington. i). C.. to make their home.
'rns Norwalk Town Union of King’s
Daughters and Sorts directors will
holdlta mohthly meeting on Monday
”tampon; at the Home for the Aged.
fi'Thstport avenue. ‘
Thom?“ telephone linemen from
pineal. ”Haw Jersey. who have
. it as orwalk for several days,
inohiig repairs to poles and wires,
filfimved- on to Bridgeport.
ii‘éonnectlcut its the moat lax stats
,; ;Mion in respect to issuing ll-
Is to drivers of automobiles.
, holler? in this state gets a
is license. some ‘state oillcials
t'l‘tofree that man. All a person
do to get a license is to drive
IlbOJmllesnand nine out of ten
to that 100 miles outside a city.
does not mean the person can
(you car in the main streets during
hours. in a good ’ any instan-
Incidents are causefly incapable
Vna. through issuing licenses to
‘ whom not capable of operating
autos; streets. This is the criticism
condecticut’s auto bureau. offered‘
" ll. Jacobson, at the recent an-
rry Christmas -
Every day is "b
now till Xmas.
In fact it seems
SOIL
men and boys.
Rain roots. Fur
our attraction at
NORWALK
be without a package at this sea-
Hcrc are all kinds of Xmas boxes
to hold practiCal prcasnts for
suits and fixings.
We deliver all our goods. If you
can‘t come to the store we will
send the goods and you can make
Rogers CE, Stevens
undle day,” from
hardly human to
coats, Full dress
your home.
SOUTH NORWALK
,s
HARTFORD WOMAN DIES .fiUD-
DENLY.
HARTFORD. Dec. 24.~—Mlstl Mice
llunce, 65 years old. died suddenly to—
day;
Laird. was obscure and they Were not
prepared. to diagnose it. Miss Bunco
Henry L. Bunce. president of the
United States Bank. is a brother.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Balticgivew York.
~ I:O§mfi, hac.
Finland, New Yolk.
BERGEN. Dec. 2i.~——Sailed:
Bergensford. New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.~—Suiled: Str.
St. Paul. Liverpool.
Btr.
THERMOS BOTTLE EMPLOYES’
" CHRISTMAS.
NORWICH. Conn.. Dec. 24.~Eadh
of the. 200 employee of the American
in their‘pny envelopes in addition to
their regular pay. anew live dollar
bill accompanied by a letter of appre-
from the president of the company.
William 13. Walker.
.
BANDITS BLOW SAFE OPEN.
‘MUSKOGEE. Ala., Dec. '2t.—~'Ban~
dits early today blow the safe in ‘ the
postoilire nt Calvin. fifty miles south-
west of herei‘lind later attempted to
,dlnusr. given in‘New Haven by
flvo‘ Association. .
Foss' .AND Huvfaars CANDY
Fancy Xmll Packager. '
adults. Toilet Articles, Perfumed.
. enaacrpprrotr chocolate.
32 Washington Street
South Nam-lit. Germ. '
. .1" MGMX
." Stillmn#Powell Corporation 1 In
t
blow the safe in one ofthe banks
, . ; there. according to a dispatch to thef
W‘Ctmuactlcut Chauffeurs’ Proteo' Muskogee police. The night marshal‘ representations 0‘ ”‘9
lis reported to have been shot.
iCJ'A'ST‘om’A
For Infants andntlldrcn'
Use For Warmth...“
AI hears .
Signature of
Christmas -‘ f
with hammer
.[dend to its” depositors
‘ .‘You are'k’cordially invited to Topped an- amount:
" Peiinpis you or. ""réceii'e some ”FY f0
‘h‘as‘ jugst ceilings ; a sing;
ah‘tlio rate or 1% a ‘_ ‘i‘é- " '
51mm“ 1”“ viruses;
Physicians said the cause of}
GIBRALTARC Dec. 24,—Salled: ‘ so. .
, l‘erugia .froni Genoa). New York.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 23.~s:iiie¢r:"""su.’ ”we °' ““9 “’0‘" "0‘0"” and orders, New York District: has tiled with the
Thermos Bottle Company today foundl
-.i went. however. apparently has been
I against extradition “to Canada by.
_. (building at «Winnipeg, was 'takellii’to-
attorneys tilled an appeal rm tins-as
.plsion of audit; ilmndlsdn the federal
GERMANY HOLDS up roves. ‘
7""—
; sure a condor exam."
1
gSing of gleaming hollf;
0
Song of Bethlehe‘m’s manger.
HAS. ,,
Sing a song offhristmas.
laddest day of all; .
O’er the hills and valleys,
See the splendor fall. \
Eu WIS
a
Sing of mistletoe—
Sing a song of Christmas _
Everywhere you go. . Ifllllllt .
LONDON. Dec. 24. 3:48 p. m.-—A
Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange
. Telegraph Company says: *
‘Before leaving Mr: Ford save a
check for $1,000,000 kroner (about
$250,000) to finance the expedition. as
left because he recognized that it
was impossible to make headway. His
party was always at loggerheds and
Scandinavian. pacifists dopted an atti-
tude of reserve. When Mr. Bord found
all ofllcial doors closed hob rake down.
Before leaving Christiania for organ
Mr. Ford wrote out the following state-
ment for the press:
"1 am satisfied with what has ire/en
accomplished in Christiania. Peace
has been given publicity. Newspapers
have power to end the war. for it is
through publicity that the gospel of
eace is spread.
Singr a song of Christmas:
~- Holy. happy day.
Where the Christ Child lay,
Sing of love unbounded.
“Peace. good will to men.“
Sing a song of r‘h-r’st-nas
(Yer and o'er :- 5:...
SingT a song 0‘ "'3—3 ~t “as:
E'en on this glad day
There are ‘gricls and heartache:
All along the way.
Hearts that wait the uplift
Of your note of cheer-
Sing a song of Christmas.
Strong and sweet and clear.
-Edith Virginia limit in Lad-
ies' Home Journal.
BOO-HNIA’S CASE CONTlNUED.
DAN'BURY, Conn. Dec. 24.——The‘p
case of Alexander Bocbnia, the sev-
enteen-year-old 'boy who shot and.‘
killed his stepfather. Alexander Bach-i
nia, Monday “mm. was continued in’cumstances under which the expedi—
the City Court today until 'i‘huradiiy,ill°n would be “mm“ed' Mr. Ford and
to await the conclusion of the inquest.a “Emilie" had been appointed to
being conducted by Coroner pneumiasslst the leaders. It consists of the
[following: Judge Ben Lindsey. of
of Bridgeport. which is in progress' ‘
'this afternoon. ‘ Denver; the Rev. Dr. Jenkln Lloyd
’ Jones. of Chicago; John Barry. of San
Francisco; LieutaGovernor Andrew J.
ry. The people are all right."
NE .
JEWETT crrv sov oaow 0 139m“, of 80m Caron“ and mm. '
JEWETT CITY, Conn. Dec. 24.“
Anthony Dumkourkl, nine years "old.
broke through thin ice on the Ash-
land ‘llill Pond today. and was
drowned. The body was recovered.
The boy. with a companion at about
th’e'aline age. was on the ice after
driftwood. When he went through‘
the. lad ran for assistance. but al~‘
1 P. lochner' of Chicago. Mr. Ford's-see
rotary.
rlstlanla newspapers say thatkln
gvlew of Mr. Ford's departure no prom-
:inent Norwegians will joint the- expo
dltions.
Henry Ford's departure from Eur.
ope apparently marks the termination.
in its original form. of the most novel
England Disclaima Ruponalblllty for
Two Car-goes. '.
That Germany herself is responsible;
. for the holding up of two cargoes of;
was a member of one of Hartford's: (lljyestufls ready ’0’ “993"“ 10!" the Graton and Knight Manuucturlngi
oldest families. it has been connect-rh "Md sum"! w“ ““9" l“ "19‘ company distributed 086,000 anion}.
ed with the Phoenix Bank 100 years! “'3" 0' “mm“ '" "0“” mm; m 1.760 employ» an bonuses for W'I
/.\
i The dye situation. so far as the huté
l manufactories of this city are concern-
led. shows little improvement. Small
.conaignments of dyes of domestici
‘manufacture.,have been received. by'
. have been decepted by one of the big
23.4mm: son “m"k‘“ ”heme“ “mm“ '°’ “WV- 10 by “I" 3“” 9“" °' C““"°",.om time. it held aCQlisrsss at The.
1 lties of dyes for future delivery. The
concern is said to be experiencing
great dlmculty in procuring the raw
:materials that enter into the mans-l
. facture‘ of dyes and that is causing I
‘ great deal of delay.
. i
z The hope of getting dyes of domes.
; tic make seems greater. however.I
. than that of procuring dyes from my
ope and such relief as may be obtaan
ed during the next few months is
likely -to Tcome from the United
E States. rather than from Germany. I
f‘ Theattltude of England in relation
; to the cargoes of dyestuffs already '0‘:
i
elation as a Christmas remembrancormrred to, is stated in the followinglmmd silence. Then. 3 filttlo fellow
3 cable from Londom under date of yel-
’ terday:
l in answering a question ‘7 in the
:house of commons. today, Lord\Rob-l
I, ert Cecil.‘ parliamentary underscore}
itary tor foreign affairs. said: . ;
l "in April last the, government ex-E
pressed its willingness. 6n the urgent:
United , Statesl
. government. not to interfere with tha'
shipment to the United \Stntem on cor,l
tain conditions. \of two cargbes of
dyestuffs already paid for by Amar-
i lean importers. The German govern-
I
l
' unwilling so far to allow the export
of thesecargoes. and. as’fu as} am
.nware. they have not been shipped.
The arrangement involved no modlll-
cation of the policy announced by the
order in council, and no such modl.
nation is‘ contemplated."
i
ammonium: ’HOHTS p Exrnam.‘
Tron. 3
WASHINGTON. Déc. 24.—The fight.
Thomas Kelly. millionaire contractor.
‘ wanted ‘ at Winnipeg, , Manitoba, "to,
answer loan indictment growing‘out
of 'the construction of the Parliainent
day myths Supreme gourd. Kelly's
pianist omit at .oyimo remain: “f
Elem» Kelly arr-om custodyot the.
paired sum tritium agglutinated:
' ' ' ‘ m w
had a lame back. I suffered from adult
\
in. am. . materialism “cote: my;
though it came promptly. it arrived.
too late . of the many movements which have
been undertaken to bring about the
ending of the bar.
' Mr. Ford's anonuncement that the
Women's international Peace Associa-
tion henceforth will conduct the expo-
dition, would seem to indicate that, so
-far as he personally is concerned. be
e in n un-
ally during the put y or ‘ Pwill relinquish the self-imposed task
. i e s.
precedenfed rush of burn a _ which be expressed in the Wm”.
‘—
IONUSEI FOR EMPLOYEB.
WORCESTER. linen. Dec. 24.-Tb9
Pro-star lama magno- to l
mammal.
”Norway is like every other coun-‘
in announcing at Bergen the ctr-4
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A Happy New
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Everything in the Optical Lir e
menta made by mlnnfacturou.‘
That the fall season of next
L ‘ l“Ont of to trenches by Christians." it
NEW YORKGNELFCTION PROTEST'ihns not been made clear. however.i
WASH“, N"; Doc u—l‘redss. whether Mr. Ford will continue to give‘.
Mk 0' Hicks. Republican. of the “ml financial support to the enterprise. '
The Women's international Peace
House his certificate of election sworn Association has been in existence for
t
after a contest 3Ne1330::6‘::::5m” last spring and appointed dolo-F
Lathrop Brown, moc " ' ii ' gallons to visit the capitals of various
to contest the case before the cutie.2 European and American nations. One
Iof the most'promlnent women at the
“AD SEEN SOMETHlNG LIKE lT-iCongress was Mme. Rosllta Schwlmer.
Elfin Atkins wwmmélnlu l9 herrprosldont of tire Hungarian \Woman
clhss the differenés between a corn-' Suffrage Association. and a member of
man noun and alt/abstract noun. the Fold Peace party. After the con-t
. "An example offs common noun is forence at The Hague. Mme. Schwinn.
‘cnt."' she said. “for you can see it. mer came to the United Stag; to con;
‘ ' wen
while 0 cause see an abstract tlnue her work tor peace. a .
3" ll t 1to Detroit to see Mr. Ford and it was
noun. Now. for example. have any of:
you ever seen 'abundance '!' " imported it was she who suggested to
‘ ' ' of the ace expedition
This query was recelv9d in Dmlhmgfe’m IDEam‘Elp Oscar , “’i
ruched the other side there were re.
ports of dimension among the peace}
delegates. When Mr. Ford reached;
Christianla he kept in the background. .
it being said he was ill. it was not un-l
tif‘ last night. however. that the un-i
confirmed re that he had quit the.
, party reached th a country. Althoughl
full details‘ ave not been received, it.
would appear that. he made his depar-i
taro secret. and that mm of the;
peace delegates, at the time they‘left i
Christinnla for Stockholm. were‘lgnor;
ant‘bf the M that he was. nohto go‘
on wlth them. One Christiania ,dieg
rpatch saler.» Ford had boarded a;
train from Cristianla “for. Bergen yes-i
terday it about the. time his former?
associates were leaving for Stockholm. 5
It. was said Mr..li'ord's sudden depar-I
turo bras due to the fact that this phy-i
slclan had ordered him to rest.
W“.
HATTING "4 NEW YORK.
got up and said. "No. ma'am. i have
never seen a bun dance, but i've seen
a cake walk."
TAKE lT IN TIME.
Just as Scores of South Norwalk Poo-
plo Have.
“siting doesn’t dry.
it you neglect kidney backache.
‘ Urinary troubles often lollow.
Dean's Kidney Pills are for kidney
backache, and for‘othsr kidney ills.
‘ Soirth Not-walk cltlacns endorse
hem. ‘
Mrs. J. Flags. is spring street, 39,
Norwaik. says: "For a long time. 1
heavy pain across my kidneys. which!
was especially Inuoylng when I had
any work to do that required stoop.
ing. The lint box-of Dow's Kidney
Pills. procured at Plaistod's Drug Store
gave me relief. others of the family 1
have also been greatly benefited by
Dean's Kidney Pills." .
~ ~ .A Second Statement.
After a lapse of morethan'two years
Mrs. maggaaid: "Dora's Kidney Pills
greatly helped mo‘fi‘nd l am«~*xlad_.to.
confirmthe praise I gave them in my
tot-marmublic endorsement." * y
; irradiatingunionism. Don’t sinn-
‘ory 1»: maintainer remedy-set
Doau'I,KldnsyPllia-tho" Billie that“
Min-mag: has twice. publicists-ecum-
Gcncral Trade Conditions $ald To Ba
. Excellent. ‘
.The excellent outlook of thehattlng
industry during the season .1 plus *9“;
tel-ed uponLIs confirmed. by '“WDMFr
tromiva’rious "put of the (country—and ~
we’rouswing. train the Dsflrxflraao
'Record, Now 'York.aconcerning busi-
‘isaa condltlhns in the hattrade there.
ls'interestinn , _
. '- ‘ The? NowYorkm'atjrti-adfls boasting
ofi‘ _' one of Mia bostr'eéisensi in ‘ many
\
MAIGW Ye"
a»; ”rid.
artist!“-
but
to be from.“ to .100 per cent}
than a resonant).
‘less the dye situation and“ it.-
‘by any means selling at. a rat. to ca.-
'paro with the past year.
i...- u’nnug the place or the anus."
~ something or'other to m I. In '
g
‘ yearbpaltawmdel‘fifor Slums ”3° ’9' ‘
may ilnd a substantial inau-
prlce of blackdorby hat: In tho
oral feeling throughout the trade. .-
soli out and some relief in
lug. Several mills. according to II-
ports in the trade. are Influx
selves running out of dyes It I that:
rate while other mills appear to hire
all the colors necessary. “I“.
the’ trade generally is not an m
tic and the only oonsolatln annual!-
to be in the fact that dorblos or. Id
"Just so long as we on the the
automobile. we are going to have an.
said one of the prominent in nu.-
tacturers yesterday. “The sun. Id a.»
penis to meet every recurrent. I-
who several years ago would not H
of wearing a soil hat. but who and
by the derby at all £111..an In”
the biggest advocates at tho outta-a.
They find it{ practical. W
and stylish.”
Men‘back from the ram report «4
dye for spring hats for in out: i
previous years. Strum, and m
ally~the market is talking M h
crowns, ‘are favored wltkmbm
orders and the hat men atom
forward to some brisk bust-m
some time to me. \ »‘
the general“ prosperity being ten in
iSclaccra
“We are only getting men-re of ,,
Eyes Examined Free
vance in prices. according to auto ”REINCREASE FOR XMAS GlF‘r.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.—Between 6.-
“..and 7.000 employes‘ of the Brook-
h 2y: Rapid Transit Company today re-
elved a Christmas gift from the corn-
pnyln taro form of a general increase
h‘ wages to take elect January 1. it
III estimated that the increase would
arm that ”50.000 a year.
Mb‘ugg‘es‘tions for
Christmas Gifts
Pocket Knives from . .25c to $3.00
Carving Sets, trom..$1.50 to $7.50
....... .......25cup
Scissors and lilanlcuring Sets.
Andlrona and Fire Sets.
Thor-moo Bottles ........ $1.25 up
M Lights" ...... .75c to $2.50
"Thermometers ...... the to $3.50
Ohm ..............85c to $3.50
Flexible Flyera ..... $1.00 to 85.00
High Grade Carts for Boys. '
Erector Building Sets for boys
....... ....... ....$1.00 to $5.00
alum ....... $1.00 to $4.00
. Children Sets of Tools in chests.
.................‘..25c to $5.00
Carpenter's Tools, Machinist
Tools. Guns, Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.
AlheriD. Morgan
(Successor to Chan. E. Deva}
"2‘ WASHINGTPN ST., ‘
‘ , so. NOBWALK, coon.
all lines,” said a hat mum-at.
“There is not a hat man of any on-
sequence who has not had. [gnarl In
season and whose orders fu- sash
are not large rthan for many you:
past. Our only worry is the m ‘
situation. but lhfifl‘FF-PM".
ness never comes unions than Inf
we'll get over "
"ll. all In “I; m.
shape.” 7 , U ‘
p I
awaken IN THE HAY Hum
,, Arthur-Jones, 1110mm ulnar“!
have been troublod with“
kidney troubles tons-a. good; In:
years. If it wen\5oi7m.m.‘lfl1i t"
asylum I would'never beagle 0';
workinthsmymm‘, _. r. ‘ ‘
Mouand- venom-pasta.“ ‘
find (scientists-plenum mic ;
yeah. over-trotted pitiful-coal” II-
n‘” '
afield everywhere: . '
f... CALL US UP ‘
and ‘wo will rushpour marble
an right around When some»
rain; like un- happens in your
~ Iona. _ Itmr .
PLUMBING .
to arm . _e;"’anthuated. unseat:
my arm out. have as. make;
_,
g.» Henna»: rwumw .
:4 stirs raisin-tr..- -
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