Holiday Goods
CANNES
BEEF U “'8
At. Lane’s
RECAPITULATION
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TOILET ARTICLES
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Cream, Fniit Fhvora: J
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ORDER YOUR'
llocliaway Oysters and
little Neck Clams
0n the Bali Shell
For NewYears
Gill NEWS
Judge Joseph R. Taylor is in New
Jersey, today. on legal business.
. . If you need coal put up
Misses Adelaide and Hassle Grice
are very ill with an attack of the grip
at their home on Fort street.
Large Long Clams
—‘Good clenbies at 82. ()‘Brlen‘s.
All Clams and Oysters
opened at Market
All liindi oi Fish. New
Bediord liscallops.
RAYMOND
Phone I 1 3-3.
George O’Connor has returned to
Illa home in Conipo after being con-
fined to the Norwslk hospital with a
broken leg.
Some weeks ago when llama were green,
Strawberry . 3 We paid twelve cents for gasoline.
B DIVId W. RIYIDOBO } And now We're paying twenty-two,
um i Why didn’t we lay in a store or two.
Pines k NEW RIP HIN'I BUILDING l The same with coal. you thought we lied,
pp 21 WASHINGTON 8T. This summer when we prophesied,
Tel. otlloo. ion-s; Hone, ass. | That things would soon begin to hum,
Lands ”an. ‘ With transportation on the bum.
“It": — When we wrote you to stock up cool
You hated to part with your roll.
And here we are, just as of old,
December, it's getting cold.
The coal pile’l low, no cars in sight,
. The poor coal man works day and night.
The miners have gone home to war,
Railroads are using every car.
But what's the use of all this now,
A fool can say ”I told you I0.”
We'll do our best to treat you well,
You still know where to get good coal,
80 see our salesmen. write or ’phons to
o
a yell.
BROTHERS
r 37 Washington St.
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Mrs. Edward F. Magner and dauzz't
ter Marlon, of Cedar street, has
turned from a holiday \sit in l'ittsu}
field.
long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
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“New Year's eve celebration at the
Royal James iuu. Entertainment, din-
ner, music and dancing. ‘lteserve now.
Telephone 1547. ;
Children of the Fairfield County“,
Home and others were entertained yes- 1
today afternoon. by a special motion
picture program, at the Regent Thea-l Congressman E. J. Hill is in fashion
'1‘ g m of Dr. James (13,930”, [and is confined to his home with an
—————-— launch of the grip. He plans to return
-—New Year's eve celebration at the to Washington, D. C., next Tuesday.
Royal James inn Entertainment, din-l l -—---
Lucky is the baby that will be born
nor, music and dancing. Reserve now.
early in the New Year for it will red
Telephone 1547.
W l‘oeive tlte most handsome crib completel
A regain weekly business insulin: free of charge from the magnesium
Of the First District commissionenl [Sterling Furniture Co.. on With ushingtmu
was held last evening. in their rooms street See adv.‘
on Wall street. Routine "llufilnflss wits‘
mm“, . New York Woman Seek Release
best choice.
the temptation, as our prices are
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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
~~lnlrgest Event of the year, Moo: .
- Masquerade Ball, New Year's Eve.
~Nowtrxear's eve celebration at th. V r j 1.
ROY“ James inn. Entortainment din-i The Niantic lmproteincnt associa-’
10". ““1810 and dancing Reserve MW tion has filed a certificate of assocla I
Tillel>hone 1547. ,tion in the allies of the secretary of~
M state The purpose is to conserve thejl'ork was lured from her home on
Mr. and Mrs. John Coo. of Bridge- inatural beauties of Mango, etc." The Riverside drive and taken by two
DON have ”turned 10 ”Mr home af- signers of the articles are .i. \\'Illiam;5lr0ng arm men to Givens' sanitsrlum
00!“ spending their Xmas holidays Wilh.Knappenberger. F. at Betkvlth and 1 lat Stamford in an automobile driven
Kr. and Mrs. Charles Banting. of Easti 1v Cruttenden , at a rate of 90 miles an hour was ten
avenue. East Norwalk. Mrs. Coo was
formerly Miss Ethel Ganung.
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thrush courts
That Mrs. Gertrude E. Pike of New
E -New Year‘s Eve celebration. Clll‘
*i’ord Hotel. lloscrte your tables. Tel
—<‘Now Year's gifts. Diamond Laval- 4.85
lion. and chain all solid gold. Special
34 to :7. Watches, bracelets, rings}
brooches", watch bracelets at Brand's.
brought by friends who allege that
!
fpcriod of more than two years,
lcourt yesterday. in reply to
in
'Now Year‘s reception January lat,
from 3 until 5 o'clook. in the club
rooms, 53 West avenue. The board
of directors will act as hostesses. All
members of the club, their friends and
all well wishers of the club are in.
vited to call and wish us a Happy]
New Year.
«Soft and derby hats. O'Brien’s.
dicted to drink. it is also claimed
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The Connecticut Bar examinations that the wealthy woman was legally
will be held today and tomorrow, at
Hartford. Three men from Norwalk
and vicinity are to take these enm-
inations. They are Victor Gumhart.
and John Farrell, of Norwalk’ and
Calvin Miller, of New Canaan.
Stamford probate court October
1915.
2‘”
pancy between the date of the com-
! mitment and the date of incarceration.
:.Mrs Pike was taken to the sanitariuln!
m... imore than two years ago, while the'3
Norwalk is still gripped by the commitment papers bear the date of'
‘grip. Thele are scores of cases m'October 28 last T116 0011111!"th
this city. The New York Health Board‘ W3“ made “DO“ the application 0" llel
.irives the following tales to avoid the mother, Mrs. Sue Boyd Parker Ml”
keep awayl lane Anderson, a nurse formerly in
“New, . the employ of Mrs. Pike is the person
lbl'lnging the sensational charges.‘
The relatives claim that the action
is a ‘ihutting-ln" one on the part of
-—THURSDAY NIGHT DINNER.
at the Country club is always a spe
clal chi) feature.
The rabbit season will close next
Saturday, New Year's day, and a num-
v _ her of local hunters are planning
trips into the woods in this vicinity
tomorrow in quest of the “bunnies" Don't ride when you have only a short
Tho local hunters say that the pm...distance to go. Walk. Get plenty of
at “Mill 39350“ has been very 3°“ ”mm W“ Window Open Avoid] outsiders. namely, Miss Anderson. .tc-
____..__ otelcrowdcd places. Walk a mile ev- l
i . icording to the friends, Mrs?“ e was
I") d“) in the open air. aroused from her sleep one incrnlng
YEAR“ "'GHT- *— lat her home on Riverside drive. sue
All mmtmm- Monday night, —ARRANGE TO HAVE lwas told that. her presence Was de
New Canaan. Preliminary games and your Friday luncheon served at the waited at a conference to be held with
dancing Country club. i
disease: Avoid clowds:
from persons who cough and
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BASKETBALL, ARMORY. N EW
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The Nw 196 Chiistmas b
. Will Be Open iOr Memberships
Tuesda____y_, December 28th. Wednesday, December 29th.
Thursday, December 30th. Friday. December 31st.
Special--Frtday Evening, 6 to 8 O’clock-Special
Write your name in full, with your address and
the class or elm you Wish to Join. on card
CLUB Littoral) so s .090 MEMBERS:=———
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The Greatest Marked Down Sale
in the history of' Norwalk. Every garment
never carry any over into next season.
(tome and save money.
CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR COLLARS. $4.98.
PLUSH COATS, $5.98. $9.98, ”2.98 and $1§.98.
‘CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
Illillfli it which“
Fran Stalled Sanitarium
titled at the llaboas comma proceedings'
she had been illegally detained for al
thel
The Community IClub will hold of Charges. it is stated that Mrs. Pike is}
‘ amorphine fiend and that she was lad-l
committed to the sanitarinin by the:
‘But there seems to be some discre- l
must be sold, as we
Early buyers will get the
You will not be able to resist
cut to the very lowest.
SOUTH NORWALK.
the district attorney of New York
Putting faith in the statement. Mrs.
caressed and left the house in
the front was standing a high pow-
ered automobile. She was no sooner
on the sidewalk, It Is claimed, than
she was seized with great violence
by two ttrong armed men and hustled
into the car. She lost consciousness
In the onruahlnm car. and when she
regained her senses she found herself
in the sanitarium
It is alleged that during the two
' Be a rm. Pathologist
llDlDOlOglsl in the Philippine
tat
iannounced by the United States chilicity within a brief period and accord
.service commission. Examination for ling to Health Ofiicers E A ”01‘9““
the place of assistant surgeon at $1; in ho today issued a warning to Bridge
‘800 a year will be held on the same]
'day.
'Phiiippine service at $1, 600 a year is
'inatiOn on January 19 in Hartford
Agraphist for dufy in the Watertown
screens) at $2,600 a year.
,for men and women alike, and indus-
ltrial teacher,
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WANT A JOB ?
-
or
gist—Here’s How.
from $2, 000 to 32. .too a seal is
the t
A sanitary engineer for
also wanted. This examination will?
be held January 19 and, like the oth
ers, may be taken in Boston
The commsislon will ,give an exam-
for the place of fish pathologist. The
salary is 82,500 a year. Examination
for the post of scientific assistant in
mycology will be held on the same
day. The salary is 81.200 to $1,400.
An examination will be given on
January 19 and 20 to secure a struc-
tural engineer and draftsman whose
pay will run from $1,600 to 81,800
a year. On January 25 an examina—
tion will be given to secure a metalo—
(in March 15 and 16 an exalnina‘
tion will be given for the place of
assistant, for men only. teacher, open
male only, all for the
Philippine service. The entrance as]
my for the men will be $1,200 a year
and the female teachers will receive
front $1,600 to 81,200. Further infor
million as to these three examinationr
may be secured by writing to thr
United States civil service commis-
sion at Washington.
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BIG REDUCTIONS
BEFORE INVENTORY
ladies’ Suits at
Cost
(lately & Brennan
4: South Main St.
W
13 Cross St. ‘ 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phona 1523. South Not-walk, cc,
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires. Tahoe and Supplies. Prompt
Service a Feature.
,yenra she has been in the oanitarluin,
lno friends have been allowml to see
her. it is claimed that she is kept in
lconcealment for a -.purpoae
luntit Monday, In court here. signed In
Wall street broker.
CELERATE FRETG’HT MOVE-
MENTS.
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The New Haven Railroad Company 3
Issued today the following order to
;all field men of the Traffic Depart
[menu
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Judge Tl i
U. Curtis, who continued the matter ‘1
order to produce Mrs. Pike. Mrs. Pike j: \
is he wife of A. E. Pike, a welho—do ;;
new HAVEN's arroa'rs 10 inc. .1
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THIRD DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA
Mycolo- Z‘Grantham, of Stratfield died yesterday
from pneumonia, making the
An examination on January 18 tondefllh in the family within a
secure ellgibles for the place of on .time from the same disease the oth-
”null? iers being his wife and grandchild
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD '
BRIDGEPORT, DEC. 30.-{‘ harle. B.
third
sh’ut
Five deaths have occurred in this
pott residents. the city may soon be
facing all tnidemic which is now i g~
ing in the west according to informa-
tion he has received from health do
MINTZS
Skating Sets 51 sad 8
We are showing a new he»
Whaling Scams and Hate to with.
U1 colors at $1.00 and 01.50.
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;paitnients in that section. Doctors re-
iDOI‘L that they are confronted with!
hundreds of cases of grip, man:- of.
them bordering on pneumonia. Local
hospitals are filled and factories es
pecially have «been struck by the mill
adios, one concern having about sol
per cent. of its employee suffering from.
t.hem
DRILL HOLES FOR PASTIME
Pounding holes in granite would
perhaps not appeal to the average,
man as an enjoyable recreation, but
the miners of Cripple Creek, Lead-1
ville, and other Colorado towns, seem.
to enjoy it as a sport, says Popular;
Mechanics Magazine in an illustrated'
article, and at Fourth of Juli and
other celebrations are ill the habit of
getting up contests to see who is the
fastest in the driller’s art. One man
will hold a chisel-shaped dlill, and
his partner will hit it with a sledge.
several such pairs undertaking
pound their way through the same-
sized piece of glanite at one time,
Some wonderful records are made at.
these contests.
CONNEALLY
81 WASHINGTON STREET
Perfection
Oil Heaters
Every home should have one, no
;amoke. no odor perfectly ante and re.-
llahle. Prices ........... $2.98 to $4.98
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
"auvo supptlss
Phone 806—50 30."."1 8t,
‘ So. Norwalk, Music Hall Block :
llEffective at once and until further
lnotlce, it Is desired that you desist
lfrom any further solicitation of
freight. and In lieu thereof lnstitllte
systematic campaign among all re-
ceivers and shippers of freight on the
New dlaven Railroad, prevailing upon.
them to promptly release cars by ex-
peditions unloading in order that thel
terminals may be relieved quickly,,
thereby avoiding congestion and en-;
abling the Company to return the
foreign equipment on, our rails to the
home lines more rapidly.
‘Tatro'ns of the company taking
delivery of freight through the houses,
should also be impressed with the
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all trafilc consigned to them, thus
avoiding a congestion of these faclh
lites.
Importance of promptly taking away.
“Will you please have your forces
.3. start this work at. once. and on any
'1‘ questions of overlaonlna territory
confer one with the other and evolv '
, coco Posmoas
AWAIT
Competent Stomp caption and
Bookkeepers.
NEW TERM BEGINS JAN. 3.
atrial. cursor
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port
Chester.
some satisfactory scheme to bring
about the desired results promptly."
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM DEAD.
HARTFORD. Dec. 30.—-Mrs. Jennie
Parsons. of East Hartford. who was
hit by an automobile There while on
the way to this city to visit her
daughter. who is ill at St. Francis'
Hospital. died at. that hospital of a
fractured skull. Silo was 57 years old.
The automobile .waa drivenby Henry
Hall. of Hartford;
dooldthathmto'hsns on
Ill whim" ll to be dreaded mot "
aollbnohonldbetahnattho first.
' a
selection of
You Zheirstmas
at reasonable prices. _
Norwalk : Pawn
Shop
cos. aoosurlsto, Prop.
Gifts _
; OPTICIAN
will find-a large ' '
So. Nor-walk
()2 :ULIST
"Registered Physician. spec-
ializing in eye diseases.
OPTOMETRIST
The combination of the
above services may be had
. by you without charge. We
are upon a broad and secure
foundation and can guaran-
tee satisfaction.
' Registered by the State for
eyesight service. ‘
Skilled in the making of
glasses.
THAMER
Ocullsts, Optometrists. Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. (it.
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 189?.
lndlan Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Nonvslk ,
The Sterling Motor Co.
Darlen. COnn.
. ‘ . Phone 179
Aueomobilenand Motor Cycle
{
«to Water St, 80. Nomtlt, 09nll.‘
Registered go. it. M. Repair
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assume TYPIMRITERS—L. c.
» suits. W . ~
mm. all «out:
was. iota. notes
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN AN D CHILDREN.
Boots, Overshoes, Sandals
You are sure of Rubber Shoe satisfaction if you buy here.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Albert F. Gehehei
3Phone 1069.2
' '25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery. ?
‘ «use of the disease and the art on
_ adjusting the same. Discounts canned ‘
BOSTON
HUB MARK
RUBBERS;
(Hover’s
Shoe Store.
Go. Normlk' "
Norwalk
8: BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 14253;
MN for cash prices tor NED e1
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON 90., This.
8 Rowan 6t. 701.441 WNW”!
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Notice thes lane on the wagon did
also get a duplicate slip from;
before selling.
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWAL
PHONE 441
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Bast Paper, Best Work, Beat Bolas“
38 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK
Ally. Junk _
also
Phone 499
'37 Fort Street East Norwallr,‘
The New Science ,
osrlnirioa or cl-uaoesacvrc.»
Chiropractic is the definition a the”
by a wrench. twist or sprain in to!
Even if done to childhood ’
It creates pinched nerves no value!
at» are in the slum: organs no
he. .
summon More the- cause
Norwalk Chronicler