.E. K. “BANKS
,' pauses-mo Hotel Block.
All Style Victrolas
At Donnelly's from $15 up.
Machines Sold On
RENAISSANCE. , (you, watching its new occupant. '
“How d'ye do Johnny?” said he.
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“Linear and Kurt: Draw: Charles lsraei, of Plattsville avenue, l Edward Brennan. of Washington “fl-law‘s your pig todayt' ;
M A w assortuen c was a New Year's visitor In New ,street, spent Saturday in New York. “Oh, pretty well .thaak you," re-i
h “ york. piled the boy. “How's all your}
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A few days after a farmer had
solda pig to a neighbor he chanoodi
to pass his place and saw his little
iboy sitting on the edge of the pig
NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS
; Mrs. Lillian M. Holly was a New
iYear's visitor with friends In the
'metropolls.
folks 2"—Harper’s.
Mrs. George Dela, of Burritt avenue.
made New Year calls yesterday.
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"Uncle Mose, your first wife tells
Booth Norwalk. - ' friends in town. rn‘edthatnyilou are zgirlie montthbe,
. _ -—- ll ll w your lmon es i
~ - —- Having a New York Refl‘ ""_ M1" and “'5- Leenmn 3' 'I‘rlppp of ledge, Ah reckon dat amyso. Bull
'. 'Fredereck ROCKET. ll“. 01 the sum"South Main street, visited friends in yo' see It's ies' dIs way But secondi
dent Buyer at 200 Fifth
Ave. is an advantage for
y6u that no other store in
the city can otter.
a
ford Hospital, spent yesterday at his'
home in Lincoln avenue,
wife of mine ain‘t turned ofit t’ her]
New York, Saturday.
. the worker that All thought she was
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gwine t' be.—" Detroit Free Press.
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Miss Hattie A. Raymond. of Garner
street, is visiting “finds in New
York city.
Stephen Dokus and Andrew Bellus-
were New Year’s day visitors in New‘
Work city.
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EASY TERMS.
{DO'NNEL LYS’ J
VICTROLA PARLOR.
ity Clerk- Stephen Dokus this
' swore In Dr. Henry C. Shel i
to: another term as a member of
Board of Education. l
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"he. Shaw started the new year?
a: mug. He was arrested for drunk-T
on Saturday by Officer John F;
and Robert A. Gainer. Judgcg
H. Vosburgh continued the.
”The newly elected officers of Court
“WWO. Foresters of America will
I). installed this evening, at Quittner’ s
33’“, Railroad avenue. Members of
Narruk and Mahackenlo are
Mall] invited to attend. .
At. my! night's meeting of the
d”. muucll a hearing on tho ti~oililcc
'.a petition for the rclouition
trolley poles on Main street, uptown
VW be held. and ahport will be
1}.“ mooning the fire alarm sys
A Amine! Clio-tea spenb New Years
If his parents in
We of the new Washington street
m Raisin bread Wednesday ! ‘
' ' Scott and family of New York' Thom- “! evening, J uary lit with a re *
* "" ‘ . .. ‘ ..‘, ., Jan. 3.—— . , ~ . __ .—
— v- 1 ””1 N “u l 5 M” as Roberts and family. of am Nor- ceptlon at the Hotel Taft following. PREPAREDNE‘SS
new Washington school on Ced- The plant of the Southern Berkshire . y A POLICY lN
walk, it Illiam it Galnor, of New Hav- Miss lillman has many friends In Nor— '
was this morning thrown Marble Company, with "3 machinery on bad a most delightful time walk A I
the Juvenile Public Th0 “0“ and other equipment here was burned ' V * ' ' RELIABLE FIRE msuaauc: '
after a series of delays. lfi 00" early roday The loss Is estimated at —- -- --———._ ’COMPANY
“ml!“ ““1 ‘3 "me“ “ about $100. 000 The cause of the fire ” 'theopotlight. Think it Over and cm Us Your
“ll-l” “uh :drtllled “5:11: has not been determined. Emu SIARS WM But—and uh. I! very big but—the Order.
; , e now u n: W“ ca Fed authorities have It that Sinclair
W mun“ some ”00". 380.. ‘ pofiTo Rico sovtnnon I HERE. 800" 60 0" Btu)“ owns the hard hitting storm center.“ ’0 Mo Layton & engines
~ ' ~ ' new ironic, .liul. 3—7Axthnr Ya- rou misht Put It. The same authorl-l AGENTS
' hm be t M“ installation 0: ger governor of Porto Rico arrived ties also announce that "l9 0“ man I“, I“... 'M' Insurance
by Elie Buckingham Post. and here today on the steamship Carolina ’ The grand and glorious baseball has promised his friend Weeghman,i 8 Railroad Ave. South "‘M'.“
flickingham Relief Corps, at
similar meeting on Wednesday
I 0‘ this week. In Red \len‘s
A "Main street. After the in-
k _a social time will be en-
}:agles rooms.
and the regular business
«of a social time will be ‘held.
,lSERlES 0f PH" IIIEHS
It shows particularly in our
furnishings department. You
see we get all the new things
as soon as New York. No
waiting for a traveling man
to come around with loam-
ples. Our N. Y. Resident
Buyer is on the spot and
rods the fresh new styles.
. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Sperry, of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Buckley. of Woodbridge, have been visiting Mr.
West Main street, spent Sunday with and Mrs. H. P. Morgan, in W
Charles Glover, of Bedding.
est
street.
Frank Goodchild. 0’ South MN“ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Schede of
street is visiting “1 Montreal Canl- Ponus avenue, announces the engage
d8. 101' 319W day‘s. ment of their daughter Mable, to G.
‘Waldo Cable.
Mrs. Ernest Campbell. of Raymond
street, has returned from a visit with.
relatives in Newark.
We can guarantee
Our watch repairing
Miss Jenny Pl'ichnrd, of Port Clrelg
itei‘. New York, was a guest of Mrs.
’C. W. Hawxhurut. of 119 Main street,
.over' the New Year.
,Miss Christina Hancock, of Brook-
It Is true that most any jeweler can1 _._
A Happy and Prospérous
New Year to All
Sterling Furniture Co.
127429431 Washington St. So. Norwalli. Conn.
Pm 1.5
lyn. N. Y.. is spending a few days With do watch repairing; but it is not true
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‘ her auntéMrs.th3ln liy‘nch, of Lincoln Miss Elizabeth Phillips. of BayVIew that all watch repairing is done]
Rogers: levefls slenue’ econ istrc. avenue left this morning to visit Dr. ”5h" i
and Mrs Summeriln of Athens On It takes a great deal of careful1
South NorwalL. Norwalk.
study and years of experience to dol
watch repairing Intelligently, and do!
it so that it will give satisfaction.
The watch repairing that we do is
such that we are willing to bank curl
reputation on it.
if there Is anything whatever the
matter with your watch, bring It to!
1.13 and we will satisfy you not only:
as to workmanship, but also as to6
price.
Norman Murray, of Quiiltard Place Mrs. Summerlin is Miss Phillips
-. Vlills been confined to his home for the niece and formerly resided In South
A “peeping Torn’ i; busy m Me 1inst couple of days with an attack of Norwalk
chzlnic street. 'Ihe limit ol the lawlneumllgm-
is due the will!“ should the WWW] "T" ’ . “Attorney“.rofipll'i.” Llnxwe'ller‘ ilas
strike his trail. i r328 William F' K0” returned Sat lreturned from Passalc, New Jersey,
ll y
afternoon from Springfield, where he delivered an address to the
The annual report of St M." ' "Plum“ and ‘5 III with a heavy cold ml! Loyal Order of Moose and friends. Mr.
all was read vesterday morning at all Krill
'llinxweller is grand dictator and a
of the masses It was monastisfaotory prominent worker In the order.
and proved gratifying to the congrega-
Misa Sara Parsells has returned to
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tion. Rev. Walter- McCrann. last eve- her duties as school teacher, In. - _ ‘
ning, anal-cared Interestingly a meet-i Springfield Massscnuaals atter| June“ Alfred "on. son of (.lptaln RICHARD F "0A“
ing of the Hull .‘aine Society of St. spending the Christmas holidays withlamr" A' Iioyt, Iomerly 0‘ ”‘l' ell": -
Jeweler and Watchmaker.
20 NORTH MAIN 87. so. NORWALK
Official watch inspector for N. Y..
N. H. a Hartford Railroad.
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
OLDCED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
George A. Hoyt, formerly of South
Norwalk, and Miss Margaret Fee
who hue:were married In Long island City.
been spending the Christmas holidays.New lork on N°" Years 5"9- C0“
with parents or friends In Norwslhim mtulatlons to the bride “‘d groom
have returned to their studies, for“Pom their 3°“lll 'Norwalk friends.
Sill" 0” “ll NEW illl‘
the winter term.
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5 Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searing re
The first day of the new year of turned to \Iinotols, New Jersey. yes
it! was remarkable ‘0? l 3m“ °l Ierday, after a track’s visit with Mr.
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her parents on South Main street.
Many college students,
'Mary' a church
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mulvihlll. who
were married recently in Sag Harbor,
New York. and have been enjoying a
portion of their "honeymoon In this
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New Year’s Eve
lrs
THE PLACE TO BUY
Fine Furniture
IS-IN THE NEW STORE AT WALL AND HIGH STS.
PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AND NEIGHBORING T OWNS.
Raymond 8. Son
‘ petty automobile thofta. Among those
this city. ‘ Mr‘
in has returned to Richniond,f
hour he Is employed by the robe stolen from his machine.
W Engineering Company, rial
reported to the downtown ”on” werehad Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell; 117 Flax
stolen robes. rugs and home. Daniel Hill Road.
Morsch, of (‘ranbury. had a black int
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bartram oi»
thorny Ruaicks. of this city, Is one an-
tomobile robe less. the article being served “’9 first “NWT”?! 0! their
3,019“ from his car Saturday A marriage on Saturday. by entertain-
shore Haven resident, who refused to Ing a party of relatives at their real-
1 stve his name to the Police» ”Wrm‘lldonce Iii-Union street. A fine dinner
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section. were guests over Now Yoir's
with Mr. Mulvlhill'a mother, Mrs. P‘t-
rick IiIulviliill, 155 Flax Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac M. Ullman. of
New Haven, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Marlon llllman. and S. Freder
gsLEiillArion
with
MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCING
Clifford Hotel
New Year’s, Cards
Post Cards . . .
...........6for'5¢.2l0f5¢‘
casinos-sn-
1 unit "Nome Made" Bakery goodsi
'I Red Scam's auto.
._ 'taliation of omcers. for the manufacturers of brass goods, today roar before everything In settled. and all quarantined players and M 0°“l'88l Deposits made “Jr-1,910“ Jan“.
' year,- will take place next 'oegan work on a new time schedule everybody Is at least partly sathslled Fielder Jones, ““0098 l‘ W Bronchial? 10th will draw Interest from Jan.
" y evening. at the Norwslk whereby a 56 hour week Is In force ,
, on Wall without a change In wages from thus
'ter the. ofllcers have been' paid fur the 60- hour week,
dis-r, tinn women employee will receive not: 979 l8 completed, and 30.110410 erl
”can will be served during; cents an hour. The change comes to
, \ collect the loose thre and make 9°“
'4 From 6 to 8 5‘ basebailpeace afact,f rcraudévcr..wm'1m‘ - ' ‘ t res nt- k t
. .:" .-. i- - “ It's a. certainty though/that there“ Youngsler “t" younxa or p l. end a: a er
N of 59m g; to f -, '. ‘ Is going to be a lot of conimotlon when “l 1““ qualifications t" 3'“ M “
ow 39‘9““ ’ . the bullpen are In course of w“ the matter was still undecided when1
’3'mm MMY: 5m: ” f whitewashed, an“ Nwmm.. m‘ry ;th9 Ion of “1. owner of the ‘3‘“ field LINN ‘d
stood up. Ila was a small,“ snubnosed 88 S
Mai... All moneyadepodtod calf—be-
Ick Wetsler. of Milwaukee. to take “3““ YOU“ TAN-53 NOW-
plnce at Temple Mishkan Israel. In
New Haven, ‘28 o'clock. Wednes-
‘ rile loss of a steamer rug. A part
on automobile born was taken front was served, “d the afternoon and
[evening passed with music and games.
“Whose present, who Included Peter
Booklets. Bookmarks and New Year’s was
5d and 10¢
Also a good assortment of laundry Lists. Shopping Lists.
Telephone Pads. Memo Pads and various other articles for
the New Year. ,
J. I. MALLETTE
from San Juan on his way to Wash {player lottery C0111“ 0“ ““3 week. who 181° bog“ the Cubs, first pm “I
ington. u, urge Congress to pm. “i The stars of the [Reds jill. new In 3“ the quarantined blll “5"" “1“]
organic act granting American citizen- “"81'88 Of the ‘PIUtocratlc and mono- being the “09. Benny would doubtless:
ship to Porto Ricans. 'ioly hating Harry Sinclair. wt“ l he. put a be asfllmll§l80 by the Joe Tinker, whoI
on the block witrin-tlle next few drive. ‘3 ‘0 “3‘ch 1N“! Brasnahan. lterest at the rate of 4 pef cent. per
To be sure, baseball being baseball. BUl—agaln_rum°r m 6L hula nimnum be Cradllw lo depositors in
«the lines are alreadLfixed up tor the waits eastward to the effect that Bill- the Savings Department for the cur-*
Jan 3 H! disponal 0’ some member! of ““3 1““ clalr has promised his friend Ball, who.‘ rent six months ending Dec. 31. 1915.
Emploves of the H. L. Judd Company. outlaw galaxy. but none the less up. is to boss the Browns. first choice of payable on or after January 10 1916
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees have ordered that in-
SHORTER WORKING HOURS.
WALLINGFORI) Conn"
The works will be put indust as ‘Rickey. Will have Benny Kautr
soon as the transfer of the Cub stool: But—once more-Bennr and his at-z
In ad I- to C Lunchroom Weeghman and oth- 'torney claim that the Ty Cobb of the
Node Is as fancy tree and untrammeli-'
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2 'get a strangle hold on the certificates ed 'by contract as Rajah Branches Sonill Nam“; Tl‘llSl coi‘
'of the St. Louis Browns. The latter soon will be. Wherefore comes the Washlnpton 8t. 30 Norwalk
deal Is about concluded, while Owner statement that mun will sell himselii “W P" mt Illowed cot-vim
Taft oi the Chicago interests Is on his to the highest bidder. If this be so, deposits.
waymome from Texas to talk business the Spectacular youngster will mohair-i p - -
with the young Windy City mlllion~ 1y earn the publicity that goes With
And
sire ~ getting a fat salary, for outlaw and all
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! nary lot.
less than the minimum wage of 12 1-
.about six hundred persons.
Sinclair, who has been out In Old» he's 800d enough to be very, very de-
homa looking probably for new lea- si.rable
cues to buy In, will be In Cincinnati
this week to open his athletic groh bag
The national commission and \botlli
leagues slab have official gatherings.
so there should be plenty of news. or
alleged news to usher In the first week
. of the new baseball year. The meet-l
will he in the nature of clean-Bulb
es, and the mansion expect to
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\ VENAI. METHODS.
One year. when the youngsters of a
certain Illinois village met for the
'purposo of electing a captain of their
'baseball team for the coining season.
It appeared that there ware an exoés
sire number of candidates for the
with more than the usual
manager for Instance. wants Bonn"
of' lad. with a plenfitul supply of freckles,
fore the xothl of January will
draw luterest from January rat
‘ knoll ih'o'rytlohll ulthwoallhl‘m,‘
.. the Morals. The near Giant, from
all that in laid about. him.‘ Will be a
but he glanced about him with a' dig - .
.nified air. of controlling the situation. _ 2
"I and going to lie mptsln tili- . .
oonvlnoihalyv 1::
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