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GIIINEIIIS
Representative Hill of Norwalk is
not the only politician in his family.1
All of his interesting daughters are.
staunch advocates of women's ridltsI
and votes for women. and, with everyI
argument at their command. are us-E
in; every endeavor to win adherentsI
for the cause. i
Cards are out announcing the mar-I
tinge, of Cluribel, daughter of Mr. ade
its. Dwight ran Ocker, to Harold v1;
Day, of East Norwaik, Cliristmasj
night at 7 p. m., at the home of t‘ ..
bride. 41‘. Eckerson avenue, Akron, 3“.
l. The happy couple will spend their“
homyInoou with the groom's parents,‘
or. 8 lletts Place, East Norwalk, but
will reside in Buffalo, where Mr. DayI
Round Clams
has a lucrative position with me
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C bill,
l'ierceArrow Auto Company. , ut S
Durifis the heighth of Sunday morn-I BRIDGE MARKET“
7! North Main St.
All liladt oi
Fish, oysters. long and
ing‘a storm the tobacco barn of Frank }
Kellogg iu lirookileld. blew over The‘ Free Delivery. Him ‘05
tobacco was recently removed from...
the barn so the damage amounts to‘
only the value of the born. I
The next exhbltlon of paintings in
the series instituted» in her home b3
Miss Frances A. llurd of 43 West ave-I
nue Norwalk. is being arranged for
ti re probate. court of that city.
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ISome weeks ago when fields were green,
We paid twelve cents for gasoline.
And now we're paying twenty-two.
Why didn't we lay in a store or two.
The same with coal. you thought we lied,
This summer when we prophesied,
That things would soon begin to halt,
‘With transportation on the bum.
When we wrote you ,to .stook up cool
You hated to part with your roll.
And here we are. just as at on.
December, it's getting cold.
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Thecoal pile's low, no cars in sight,
The poor coal man works day sum,
The miners have gone hunt to war,
Railroads are using every car.
But what’s the use of all this flow,
A fool can say “I told you so."
if you need coal put up a yell.
We’ll do our best to treat 70a well,
You still know where to get good coal.
60 see our salesmen, write or “phone to
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
in the history of Norwalk. Every garment must be sold. as we
never carry any over into next season. Early buyers will get the
best choice. Come and save money. You will not be able to resist
the temptation, as our prices are cut to the very lowest.
CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR. COLLARB, $4.98.
PLUSH COATS, $5.98, $9.98, $12.98 and 014.98.
CLOAKS awe PARIS Miruvsav
Attorney William F Tammany is inI
IStamford‘today, on oflicial business ini
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The friends of Alden Solmans will!
January seventh and eighth am‘tha regret to learn that he is seriously illti
names of the exhibitors, for which the ‘ut his apartments in the. MuhackomoII"
art lovers have been waiting expect- ,IIIIBRI
utiy, are at last disclosed. Thoy arai
Angus MacDonald of Westport, who is
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claiming f0!” It the ”508i PRIME John Byrnes substitute.
“stufg' that he has ever found from;
Maine to California and Frank T.‘
Hutchins. of Silvennine. I
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I very serious.
The story of the looting of the sum-
mer cottage of Attorney William G. ‘I
Mulligan, of New York, in Bedding.
and the subsequent arrest of Ridge
field people who were secused of the
cl‘lm’, ll [$08.]le by film ‘pmmg‘cl'llllflll condition.
in New York newapnporo concerning
the ricmt arrest of Mr and Mrs Mul I
«Cunningham an aged Brooklyn 00“ Byxboe resided many years in South
pie. They have been released under. Main 5m...“ 11.1,; cm“
The work of constructing the new
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sculls), ncwlyn
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_by the late Emmi, but the work is New York and New Jersey
ton. of the contracting firm of Mo- home with the grooms parents.
liars & Barton of New York is ever High street downtown.
ready to explain to the interested in-I
quirer the procesa of the big engines
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dor the building, under water. of the
great foundations for the piers. The
pilodriver is also active and the whole
busy scene suggests a subject or 103- I
oph Penneil. who paints huge master-
.the county jail in Bridgeport.
“QC“ w‘l‘ed rm,» or “To“ vs Mr Italic)! t0 NewI Haven, for the aut‘lol'i‘
M9” 13 a 751.), ”“113 man for such tics there, and Frank Carmalina. who
mpohsllble work. He resides in 'Nor- Was serving a threeyear sentence. for;
' ’ theft. .
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Edwin llani‘ord, carrier, connected
known to all the readers of ”to, and ‘with the downtown post office. has re I
Silas Dustin, a landscape painter wholsumed his duties after an extended ill- I
. ~. - slsohas bisstudlo home in- WOII . nous; Dorms MN Hohfomls absoucmi
but his condition suddenly took a IumIThe tree '0“ fairly across the road
fyr the worse a few days ago antlhmd
I-aintt- that time he has been in a very
:ory. of Union Park is reported to be‘.
Mr. Gregory has been
Idaugeroualy ill for the past month,
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Mrs. Frank Byxbee recently had aI
llnn. the latter also a lawyer on the severe. fall. breaking her hip. The ac-
clnrtze of converting to their oWn use Icident occurred at the residence of
$12, 000 which is alleged to have been her son-indaw. Barron S Belts, in
”Unified 10 them by Roger and BPIdS- Riverside Drive, New York city. Mrs. i
I
Iweds, have returned from a honey- Itumed home by trolley after
bridge across the Saugatuck River at moon tour to Yonkers Passaic, New storm Sunday and report having on-
Westport was seriously handicapped York Paterson and other cities .in joyed a .moat delightful time.
For theI
well under way mm. and C- L- B“- Irime being the couple will make their
on 13I
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Ifor Andrew Kerekes. Deérfield 8\ enue,
.r sharp lookout is being Inaintain- 311d t9. build a garage for R. Tasco,
pumping out the WM“ while another ed locally for traces of the two pris— on Tierney all-set. The electrical
machine feeds sand to a cement "‘I‘I’J‘Ionem who' Sunday night broke out of. committee met with the building in
TheIspecior and committee last. night and
”1an who escaped are Alfred Mat-,tm Idlscussed thoroughly Ike new building
son of a Bridgeport physician, whoI
”a, to be released in June and thenInew ordinance as it stands at present
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Ion the part of
I
to submit to the United States Court
ship of the interest money in Nor-
:walk and Daubury banks.
Daughters and Sons directrn‘a held a
Iregular monthly meetinl yesterday at.
tornoon. at the Home for the Axed on
IWesiport avenue. Regular business
' . Iwus transacted.
I The condition of Dr. George Greg-I
Christmas day.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SQUTH NORWALK.
Local attorneys are preparing bliefl AMERICAN CWIC ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 28.—~The A'II
erlran Civic Association began a (our
day s' convention here today. The
thief aim of the convention is the de-
vetcpment of the national parks. and
tonight :I nallonal park service bill.
nthe action concerning the owner
The Norn alk Town Union of King's
Inentaunikent, of California, will
he discussed. The bill provides for a
park service in the Department of UP!
interior under a direct appropriation
by the Secretary and stills the immed-
diatt: appropriation of 3100. 000 for tx-
A large tree at the Four Corners on
tthe Norwalk New (Tanaan line, was
blown down yeaterdav by the wind
oflhnd in them. but only in circum-
stances which would conserve theI
Street Commissioner Sherron
wont to the spot with a gang of men
this morning to clear it up.‘
objects in them.
W emoo
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. mm. of 11 “medals: :3 M n '31:“ PM”
Burritt avenue were entertained at cont will ' id “5‘ er 0 e real
their son‘s home on Your street.‘ "I” e ‘ a conference ml
the use of schools as community cen-
ters and the Marchloness of Abe.I
tleen will deliver an address.
in the evening they
went to Bridgeport and spent Sunday
with another son residing in that city.
During their stay there they met
brothers. sisters and old friends, 20
in number. Mr. and Mrs. Berry re
the
was.
TO REVlSE TAX PLAN.
Special Commission to Meet on Sub-I
iect January 10.
The special tax commission for the
’ revision of the tax system of the state
Permits were issued today by the
. , ' to install lumhing ,
““de Impecml D tol in Hartford, Januafiis. The meet—
ing will be an open one beginning at
it: 15 o'clock. Any one who desires
may express his views.
“The duty of the commission is to
consider and report on the whole an
ordinance The committee. favors umstem of taxation in Connecticut, sug-
gesting any improvement which it
may deem wise. it consists of em.
a no of fa able action
and m des “8 vor Gov Simeon E Baldwin, of New Ha-
the. council The
plumbers will meet in the .City Hall
tonight The ordinance will be con.
sidered. ' . .I .1»
West Hartford. Guy P. Miller ofI
Bridgeport and William A. Bedding.
of BrldseDOI-t. secretary.
I': no .osiaannaroa CHINESE MON.
scour.
_' soul and family ambition, stimulated
,I: by outside pressure, have been lead-
; toward the restoration of the. mon-
x arohy, according to Bishop J. W.
'I I’Bashford, lies/trot Methodist Episcopal
tirisslonm‘y work in China, who ar-
rived lrhm the‘ Orient last night
11:18an a terrible strain is having itsi
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' business swept down. Tooay the roae.i
is calling to its sertice all the pt-n‘
sioned employee it can get I
t A Shore Line train started from
New Haven last week for Bostoni
W‘ hen its regular engine broke down.i
a freight engine was requisitionedI
This engine couldn't furnish steamI
enough to haul the train and heat it
too so a small engine was hitched on
Ibo-hind just to heat the train. Thts‘
train reached Boston four hours late?
rods near New Haven station last‘
I week, and the engineers had to get
out and do the repair work. '
I The Shore Line is hardly able to,
handle its passenger trains, let alone,
its fr’cight,‘ a railroad man says. I
I Freishis require (our days to so fromI
"New Haven to Midway. Passenger
.trains are practically dodging in and’
Iout amen; the trelghts ., I
! One at the troubles today is said to
Ibe the lack of men in charge. There
are not enough men in authority to
.look after all the details in theseI
iemeraeneios.
, it is certain that among the lesserI
Imen is the railroad operating depart“
iclect. Railroad urea look our Presi-I
‘ dent Elliott to come to their aid byI
whiny swift Chelsea.
The latest storm has added tremen-
dously to the men's burden. Trains
from upper New England have been
coming in late. hardly any from the
Hartford division getting in less than,
Ian hour late. Forty telegraph poles
Ion the Hartford division were. swept
away after the storm stopped yester-
III iiiitii ROAD utts
.Tu‘o engines dropped their driving: ESE..—
To Ensure
Sound Sleep ',
mus
PLUSH COATS $14 35/
Guarantwd Salts Plush Coats .................
Regular price $22.50.
SALE OF
there's nothing like a glass of ‘
good Ale at bedtime. it is |
soothing and refreshing. Good 1
judges agree that the most de- ;
rightful Ale is ‘
I ass
Ale
On Draught and
in Bottles Everywhere
p—
I helped the division out to a great ex
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Special l’iInCasks t5 gallons)
for family use on draught at
home, front arty dealer or job-
her.
day and nearly (rippled the. division
Trains coming in from New York
were fairly close to schedule this
morning. The road turned on its elec-
tric current from Stamford to NewI
(Haven at 6:15 a. in. today, and 501
8A8! «k (.70., lutwrters.
[PllL _ 00 Warm 81.. New York.
Heavy travel continued this nroru- \
ins, augmented by the big express
business which does not seem to have
diminished in the least.
Ithis Christmas season has far
tceeded any Christmas season in
, in: up and that there will be a mark-
led improvement within it week.
to be iatroduu‘d in Congress by Rep-I
pauses The measure would permitI
the Secretary to troll timber from thcg
parks and to grant leases for the use'
scenery and the national and historw»
of Connecticut will meet at the capl~I ‘
v;en Hon. Frank H Stadtmueller 0131
'SAN' ‘rnANcrsco, nab. is «psi-I.
lug {actors in the movement in China .
I . _‘ "There is no widesm‘ead demand
Travel on the New Tlsven road for
ex-
flit
past and has not ended yet.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—~Raiimad of
flciuls here say that the congestion of
freight has been'relieved by the im
position ,of enrburgoos by many rail
way litres, that the situation is clear
The Pennsylvania and the New
York Central Lines report a much
larger movement of freight than here
tofore.
Pressure on the New York, New
Haven and tllartford Railway is very
treaty. The read today is operating
I it, 000 freighter! , as compared with
82,000 a year ago.
new HAVEN ROAD "soaaows 3‘ WASHINGTON "RE-ET
MORE CA5
i Equipment trust certificates the
I
{New Haven road must settle for now
RUBBER FOOTWEAR \
FOR MEN, WOMEN AN D CHILDREN.
Boots, Overshoes, Sandal
You are sure of Rubber Shoe satisfaction if you buy, ,
CONNEALLY & BRACK'
South Norwalk, Conn.
TE Lspnoua
total $3,.41'6 000. An issue of $2.5
. 000 has lust been taken by J. P. Mor-
Isan and company at 0,5 per cent.
I President Elliott signing the contract.
I Five hundred coal cars-ire to be
purchased, among other rolling stock
I by the new fund.
BIG REDUCTIONS
BEFORE INVENTORY
ladies’ Suits at
Cost
Galely & Brennan
4: South Main St.__
V
I“ Perfection
Oil Heaters 3
Every home should have one, no
smoke, no odor perfectly safe and re-
llabls. Prices ........... $2.93 to $4.90
Albert E. Gehebe ,-
IPhone tactic Prompt Delivery. When. Y0“ CORSUlt
I25 Washington at. Go. Not-walk
Us About Your
Eyes ‘
and the consequences of eye
troubles, our relations are
strictly confidential. You re-
of \our oculist (medical spec:
ialist) and your glasses will
business' I8 growing because of
our complete eyeglass service.
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9' coop POSITIONS
swan
AN directives Is NOT
a SCHOOL MASTER
HE pays YOU Foe.
WHAT YOU KNOW
tannin CuumrlI
START MONDAY
glasses.
’THAMER
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II I? Atlantic Square. Stamford. c
ceivc the careful examination
be: ‘gnaranbeed correct. Our;
casino. Optometrists. Opticians
Open Bat. Evenly. Est. 1097.
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mun-w - a...
will find a la'rIge
selection of
ladlau Motor Cycles
‘Difinbutors iorflmnlk and
Phone: xnmI
Automobileand Motor” Cycle
“Chsirstmas Gifts . South NM ‘
‘ at reasonable prices ' I, W not“ (:0
Norwalk Pawn . mm
3 Rowan ht.
No charge for examination for I'"
» T015"
NOTICE.
1%(3 lb 9;:‘133' ’.
\‘otice tires fights on the
also get a duplicatIe sl 9
driver with our name silt!
before selling. -
s ROWAN ST. EAST,
Good Job'
Best Paper, Best Work,
8 NORTH MN
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