I’IFRIDAY, DEC. 31, 1915
,a Ifi “whit! r11 “lieu Whhfi 1mm ”“3“”
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i 1 T" I i values A OALF’S HEAD. I
, L .~ holiday Goods 1 ., i~- .
7 , 2 . . . .~ Will Have
Ii one 6 EI" P! l“ LAT] N . Members of Optical Society 1
A. I 22:25:5‘ I . J‘ , Novel Souvenirs on wthich to
We on the I“ I TOILET ARTICLES . I - I p; Follow Sfaeiécr’sf Remahrks.
. , l 1 ans comp ct or t 9
13mm, Fruit Flovon. I F. I. m Wt- I , annual
I: ““‘T‘ " "T” I Some weeks ago when fields were green,
Strawberry I ' ”fl” ’ II We paid twelve cents for gasoline,
Ba 3 I DIVId w g.lyllltiilt‘l I , , And now we’re paying twenty-two, Iindlcate that the convention will beI
“m 1. l h DE TAK ER Why didn‘t we lay in a store or two. Ions of great interest and profit. '1‘th
Orange I i Inlet-Ling will open at 10 11,111., with
Pineapple NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING l The same with coal, you thought we lied, Prclsident William S. Todd of Hart-:3
2? WASHINGTON 811! This summer when we prophesied,
I 1'01. office. 106“; Mme, 593. I That things would 80°11 b88111 t0 hum» Inlitted and ofiicels will be elected
lane's mg”. I I With transportation on the hum. I At 1. 30 -.
51 Washington I --«—~—~ ——— -~ —-——~« I When we wrote you w stock up coal fiwiil give an illustrated lecture
Strut. . “ . ‘
I 'I You hated to part with your roll, tiff?“ Equipment
ORDER YOUR 3 And here we are, just as of old,
I December, it’s getting cold.
I ‘section of the choroid and retina
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Railway WS‘CI‘S all“ The coal pile’s low, no cars in sight, I? thedevenlng at 7 ““0“"! 01- Woli
The poor coal man works day and night, gm con not for the first time before
little Meek Clams 1 The miners have gone home to WI", Iand society his demonstration of the
on “IE “a“ Shell 5 Railroads are using every car. ,"Extrinsic Eye Fad“ and Dissection."
For the dissection at“! demonstra
l i \ lk, at I
, ., Tfifig Jefmfizrgznh 5;)th For Ne Years But what's the use of all this flow, Itlou each member of the society will
_ . ,y . . . ~ W A fool can say “i told you so." Ibe provided with half of a cslt’s
if you need coal put up a yell, Ihead,.and the necessary instruments
""_ .' ' We'll do our boat to treat you well, The notice for the meeting says:
orenzo Adam? Of‘boutll ‘Norwltlkal Large Long Clams You still know where to get good coal, I"“’hal an opportunity to get acquaint-
1mm” of Robert II' Adams. ”we 30 508 0“? 331981119“. write 0|“ 'phone 10 ‘Ied with those muscles that cause so
this week in Stamford. many joys and trouble 1 {I t
- s 11 re rac ion."
1“ —~-—— IIAII Clams and stcrs
, «w .. “y -. RAYMOND BROTHERS “' it“
may evening and closed all day Sat- Optima a‘ Market secretary 0f the national Optical 30: ,
_‘ y, , New. will be present and will speak
Mm—w-N All “hill 0‘ “Sh. New Phone 113-3. 1 37 Washington St. 9" ”‘9 national convention to be held
Mrs. Robert A. Gainer, 01‘ 51'. llay- . m ”Wilmette? next summer. Presl-
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Wlew avenue, is quite seriously '1". Bedlord Escallops dent Tildd "'1 11 member of the 1916
.Il pneumonia. Long and Round ClamS Congress committee.
I? Vi’illialn A. Boring and family, of: .1 1 ~Accept all the luck that come:
ew York, are spending the holidays o , ThegcfeflleSt Malked DOWII sale your WHY-dint don't DEFEND on Its
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It their home 1181" Sliverlnme. I l ill the history of Norwulk. Every garment must be sold, as Wt coming. If you "m 8 30b “33 I 333*
-—~—~——— I novcr carry any over into next season. I'larly buyers will get the “not Wont ‘3-
1‘ iii bats, $1. 75 and 3: 0 8“an I best choice. Come and save money. You will not In able to resist - - 5'“ ., . . .tga—
I lhc temptation, as our prices are ("III to the very lowest.
-~~ ~-~— 1 BRIDGE MARKET
in“ “warm liasbl‘ouck, of Nomi 71 North Main St. cosounov cons WITH FUR counts, $4.93. I BIG REDUCTIONS
lair, N. J., has been visiting Mr. and; Free Ddivgqn Phone 105 PLUSH COATS, $5.98, $9.98, $12.98 and $14.98. . ' BEFORE INVENTORY
3111. H. F. Bucknlun, of South Main I F . '
_.... —~ “—1-: ore PARIS W ladies’ Suits at
‘ ~ I Winfield Scott of Quintald place. - I I
M” Loelnon 1" II'IW' MI South N01 Ispcnt yesterday in Bl‘nidgcpolt whercI 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. Cos‘
walk entertained the "'6'“th 6f hm IIIU .tttcnded tho funcml of his nullt,I
music class Wednesday at the Follicle
Ifliohh‘e, whelc a pleasant time was en
flowed.
“Don't forget Moose
IBaiI. New Year's Eve, Music Hall.
Iitliss ROSPRIllla ()lmstcnd, of that city.
Masses will be (“‘tlt‘blllled all St
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Masquerade I Mary' 3 thumb at .l: “.0 ’l' and 9 oclock.
Illilth mass will be (.clebl.ltcd at
s.o'tlock.
Members of the Not-walk Boat Club,Z
ill enjoy it turkey .supper tonight“
as their New Year’s celebration. The
supper will start at 10 o‘clock, and a
,3 time is expected
w»
the short calendar sessions In tin
IConmton Pleas and Supelior (,‘ourts,
II" Bridgeport.
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Miss Jenny Pricllard of Port Cites
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Masters Flank and Ralph Connolly, 1
at Taylor place. are ulfl ding their-1‘9“ New York, will be tllc guest 0
motion at tho resldonéc of Frank “‘5‘ 0' W. E‘KWXI‘UW‘II 0‘ 119 MM!
llId Victor Broudhurst, or Coleman MINI" over New ‘9‘" 3~
treat. Bridgeport.
~~Everybody will be at Alonso Mus-
”Big Moose ll querade Bull Mu- qucrado Bull, New Year's Eve.
'Clc Hall, New Year's Eve
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complaint was made last night toIlhe ("at of 1“"“al-‘I'
. the local police in regard to the slid Idred and eighty eight
I in. on Spring Hill. The mayo: Intu-
, taunted Fitch’s H111, In the First
Ilhtrlct. and Quintar‘d avenue hill inZ
BhoSecond District, as hills that niftyI
”be used 101' coasting Coasting on all
tiller hills within the city limits will
have to ‘Iic stopped.
1916, two Ilun
lodgers
house.
Ilealing the Rowaytou switch at 6: 20,'
minutes.
Bolon‘Borglum, the noted sculptor,
no makes his home at Silvermlno. is
represented at an exhibition of sculp
ture and painting in New York city
It the Folsom galleries, 396 Fifth ave-:2: 1:12”: 9'27”“
.119 His delightful little statue, ”TheI “3 9‘
lore,” was shown at the last Art lain In fine style
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at her home, 43 West avenue
II It was an appealing figure
01mg girl kneeling, with arms
watched, toward the source of the
uptown court yesterday morning, wil
BASKETBALL, ARMORY. NEW
,. YEAR'S NIGHT. '
A]! 7 Manhattan. Monday night
Canaan. Preliminary games and
’there before, but was dlschnrged.
—ANOTHER BIG NIGHT.
C
9I ed suit ill the Civil Superior court for E110. a brother of Amos F. limo. hast
Today local attorneys are attending that the defendant be ordered to take ary estate to his brothers and sisters.
Flom the 111st of December. 1915, to
have
stopped at the Smith street lodging
The regular cars will run tomorrow
at week- -day schedules, the fllst our
and the next 6: 50, and then own 40
The now ornamental elcttric liglltsI games in American munition plants'c overnor J A A. Bumquist, who be-
rare being installed on the drinking was held up today while department of comes Governor of Minnesota as it re-
fountain at the corner of Main street justice officials considered whether suit of the death of Governor Ham
These lights are Mr Buchanan, amember of Congress.
, and set off the foun-
John Elrtdge, who was arrested on}
' Wednesday night for drunkenness,
and had his sentence suspended in the
be sent to the Nammake Home m, tire while his wife, a woman of com-
Ithc winter. This will'not be Eiridge’avnmnding appearance, SIOOd by and
,first visit to the home, us‘he has been gave numerous directions.
MoEnelly's Singing Orchestra, Tues‘
day evening, Janusry 4. at the A1 mory.
lstma
Will Be Open for Melubcrsllips
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IISTRATFORD MAN SUES WOMAN NEW ENO WILL GIVES ESTATE TO!
(lately {Brennan
42 South Main St.
1 RELATIVES, CUTS COLUMBIA OUT;
I won $13,000 DAMAGES.
I now YORK, Doc 31~Willltun 13.?
IJullus Nyitray of Stratford, today m
ILG 000 damages against Mrs. Catherine discovered a will which Amos execut«I
I M Wilson of the some place and asks ed ill 1912 ill which he left his mide
1 back property, which the plaintiff pur- This will is so different that it muyI
1clluusld or her in August. 0! this you. play an important part in the contest:
The plalntllt alleges that last Aux- or Eno‘s inst will :1 I
list, in company with an uncut of Mrs. ,
Wilson. he went to a farm on the 1916, Eno left the residue of his :16,-
‘ Broad street road and the agent point 000_000 estate to Columbia Unlvarslt’y.
ed out the boundary lines to him The The residue is estimated at 87, 000 00" ‘
purchase price was placed at $5. 600 To each of his relatives he gave 3150.-
: and he says he paid $100 down to bind I 000 They have all joined the contest.
'the bargain and later paid the bulimcc alleging he was Incompetent and un- I
‘ 3 The Reed 81 VoIk
_ later on,1ho says, he discovered that duly influenced when he executed the: . ,
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I - Electrical Co.
the boundary lines were not its wereI 1915 testament. :
treproseutedio him and he made: William P. Eno also has information I:
formal demand on Mrs. Wilson on Ito the enact that his brother executed .:.
October 20. last, to take back Ille pro- two other wills In earner yam but ;.j 7'10 Only Fully Equipped
party. but she refused. Illle provlslolul of these wills are un- 3: ELECTRICAL SHOP
—-——-——-—— Iknown. The surrogate may order their .3 -
'.’ In the Town
RANT FOR CONGRESSMEN .' The surrogate will also settle the ;- AUTO supPLlEs
w ASHINGTON Dec. 31—80mm) dispute as to the Detritus collard: I-_'I Phone 305.50 So. Main St,
Iof the warrant for the arrest of Rep- Iexnmlno the contents 0 Enos 3 9 '.'
on the indictment charging conspiraCyI -
with seven others identified with 111- NEW GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA,
11m 3 national peace council to tomem' ST. PAUL. Minn. Dec. 31.-—Lleut.-
IIIBIIIII BIIIIB. HINGE
13 Orou 8t. 13 Woodward Ave..
'Phonc 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires. Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
Service I Feature.
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GOVERNMENT HOLDS up WAR: production today during a hearing
resentntivo Frank Buchanan of Illinois IWII boxes II 80 ”WWW“ Music “9-“ Block
was ill oiled when told of his
predecessor‘s fate. Mr. Burnqulst re~
,cclved the news at .Ibis residence,
where he had remained because of in’
disposition reclpltated by a cold.
Winfield Scott Hammond, eight!
eenth Governor of Minnesota, was in-
nugurated just about a year ago. fol-
lowing his election on the Democratic .
ticket. Previously he had served sev-'
eral terms in the National House of
,Reprcsen'tutlves. being sent to Wash-1
ington from the Second Minnesota dis ,
trlct. He was born Nov. 17,1863 at
Southboro. Mass.
. mond,
Iwaa immune front arrest.
The warrant, sent from “New York,
IWRS received today.
I “Can I do anything for you?” asked
ltho pushing motorist of all exasperat-
l ell/mall who was, trying to change A
GOOD POSITIONS .
AWAIT
"Yes. Indeed," replied the cxaspeh,
Iated man, as be mapped his brow.
"‘My wife here Is an ardent suffragette.
I wish you would talk to her about the
cause until I get this tire on.”—e~Bir-
Competent Stenographcrs Ind ,
Bookkeepers.
new “ram cactus JAN. &
11mm COW
South Norwaik, StamInord. Port,
Chester. I
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HARTFORD MAN ACTED A8 FENCE
HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. aft—Acting ,
as ‘fenco” for New York drygcnds:
thieves and actually charged with theft
Samuel Hurtwits 45. and his son's,
Reuben. 23.3.1111 hornet. 22. pleaded ‘
not guilty in police court today. and
their trial ms set down for Jan. 11.
The ibree‘nre in bushland at No. 83
Windsor street. I'Iimler the male or
I 'l.‘\\\\ ‘3
Club
will find {7131'ch
eclection of
:hsirstluas
, Hurtwita till-others. They m‘ums at reasonable prices.
. ed est night. Six cases of goods con-
signed to the was“ #6101161! up 3t
Norwaik Pawn
.p. .-
J08. MINFIBLD, Prop. I
40 Water on, So ’ I
- the freight station hot-1‘6 m monoth-
ens were-traced to Charm 11.111211»
toned nllwmultoion mus. 2mm;
River,"-N.~Y. .picrtinttwtt. ‘ ., ‘l
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In the mt will, cx’dbutcd in June ‘eronmrmc uni-ammo Fono ’
NOT SOLICITING FREIGHT BUSI
HESS. .
BOSTON Dec. 31 .—-’l‘he New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company today directed its trai-
ninth tic department representatives not to
meeting of the ConnecticutI’mfimt addition“ {Wight business at
State Optical Society at Hotel Garde, Ithis time, and ‘0 urge shippers to re
INew Haven Tuesday, January 11,, lease ““5 as promptly as 905511919 111
order to relieve thep resent congestion
In a statement, IHow ard Elliott,
pres 11:0 it of U)! company, announced
I that on account of the congestion in
and about New York ‘ilsrbor it might
Hford presiding Reports 7”“ be ”“b'I jbe necessary to place an embargo on'
certain classes of height Mr. Elliott
to normal
NORWAY GETS PARCEL POST.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. “ParcelsI
post, shipments from the United States
to Amway, recently detained by the
British. have been forwarded unopen-I
ed to their destination, according to
advices received today by the State
’ Department from Minister Scllnlede~_
man at Christianis.
ATLAS Pancake [whit
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS. 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
We have a splendid stock of
festivities.
w.- “#5,. Q..- «n... u.
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irAGE SEVEN
MINTIBIBII
Skating Sets 51 all 51.
We are showing a new line: o
Bkating Scouts and flats to match
All colors at $1.00 and $1.50.
3.
BOSTON
. 11113 MARK
RUBBERS
- E Bronson 0‘ BOSWDinndicated that this would not be doueI
0!! except as a last resort, and that ins-
and Arrange-i tructions to the traffic department were
From 2: 30 to 4. 30 Dr. F. A Iis‘sued, it was explained. with the hope
IWoll of Columbia, will conduct a dis Ithat conditions soon could be restmed
Glover’ 3
Shoe Store
Norwalk So. Normlk
Start the New Year Well Shad
Dress Shoes for tonight’s
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
OURSTORE IS OPEN TH
CONNEALLY
81 WASHINGTON STREET
Perfection
Oil Heaters
Every homo should have one,
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no
liable. Prion ........... $298 to $498
Phone 10692 Prompt Delivery.
' 25 Washington St.
OCULIST
Registered Physician, spec-
ializing in eye diseases.
OPTOM'E'I‘RIST
The combination of the
above services may be had
by you without'chargc. We
are upon a broad and secure
foundation and can guaran-
tee satisfaction. ~
Registered by the State for
eyesight service.
. OPTICIAN
Skilled in the making of,
glasses.
THAMER
ilmoke, no odor perfectly safe and re--
Albert F. Gehebe,
80. Narwalk .
IS EVENING. CLOSED ALL
DAY TOMOROW.
81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
ITELEPHONE 3475-12.
I 3 Rowan st. TIM“ can narcotic
NOTICE.
W111.Eliron Cc. i
PAYS
120 “I. For Rags
Notice thes igns on the wosoolndj 5
also get a duplicate slip «1mm.
driver with our name Ind address»,
before selling I
3 ROWAN ST EAST NORWALK. ,
PHONE 441 I
r. s LYON ‘ I_
Good Job Piloting
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Fritte- _.
88 NORTH MAIN STHEET '
s. nonwuu , TIME”
ll You’llavc
Ally Jillllt
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87
Open Sat. Evenings.
Atlantic Square, Sumiord. at.
{Gifts III
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ludhlnMolor'Cyclcs .
" Distributors for litmus,
\ “SouthNorw‘dik' ,
The Sterling Motor Co. .
IDarienQ Conn. ‘ ‘
’ ‘ Phone :79
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Incjhtereumr.n. M. Repair
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Ocullntc, Optometrists, Opticians.“
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mnwm’rsiu— 1. o I
S. Jalicc
* Successor to Wm. norm
Phone 499
37 For: Street. East Norwnlk.
The New Science
summon or columns-no.
muss at the disease and the "or! or
adjusting the saline. Disease In cooled
It: ‘3 wrench. twist or sprain 11131.9
back. Even if done "In childhood
3 it mm pinched nem- ml migrant
Inter lite in the ditlcrcllt organs and
11th.. . . g, .
Cfifibpflctn'fl remove the cause HI "
All: for cash pricu' for nan UAW
COAL.
rnnlwm nnrnon co., Inc. .
chiropractic is the definitionfl tho ,I
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