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fAn Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavou:
With 'l‘ar
For That Cold of Yours
F. I. “HER, Ingaist.
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Strawberry
David W Raymond
Banana - i
Pineapple l Te|.. attics. 10693: Home, 693, ,
i 27 WASHINGTON 31::
‘11, Matt! RED MEN'S BUILDING
undo mery. W N ’ "‘ ' ' ‘
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Benjamin Wailing, of South Maint
Itreet. is entertaining his 1110111111
from Keyport. h I.
~HOME MADE BREAD AND PIES.
A full line of cake and coffee cake.
Squires' Home Made Bakery 17 North
lain street. Phone 1383-3. Delivery. 1
The police here have received a re-
port. of the theft of a ‘Hupmobile from
Bridgeport. The machine, No. 2538, is‘
owned, according to the registrationl
book, to Patrick McGee, of Bridgeport.
s—ili‘reah Shoulders. 14c lb. N. Y. Mkt.‘
Herman Clnquo has applied to the
building department for a permit t
wire, for Dr. Vincenzo Tito, 11111011 1111;;
on Madison street.
Mrs. Mary Henry, of this city. re-‘
eeived word from Bridgeport yester-
day, through the local police, that her
husband had died in that city. Mrs.’
Henry is employed in an uptown ho-
tel.
All Kinds of
Fresh, Salt,
Smoked and
Canned Fish
Oysters, Long and,
Round Clams Escal-
lops
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
, tract.
11 111111311
(Continued from Page One,
_.
Stone of the members of the 15110-2,
clarion then expressed their ideas
that the ornamental lights were no;
satisfactory. it was claimed that the
lights were not properly strung, that
they were not put up until a week
later than the time specified, and that
they were sometimes kept burning all
night, and even into the dayligit
Hew To The Line
Let the Chip. fall where they will.
It is an acknowledged fact that the constant increasing patronage of
the best informed Norwalk buyers of quality, place this firm as the
leading merchants in coal, Wood, Lime, Cement and Building mater
131. Get in line, send us your order for the things you want.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
it was then mentioned that the New
lurk firm, from which Reed 5‘: \’01k
1. 1-111 contr-zttted for two thirds of the
lights, had not lived up to their con-
111 view of this fact it was voted
that instructions be given to the (Olll 1
mittee, that they should not pay any
more llltlilty on the contrutl with-
{ted 11'.- Volk, until further ordtr'
were retcitcd. The lnt'ntbcr3 cf the1
association believe that they arc justr
fled in this action, because of tie no
satisfactory rendition of thc lights .
and on account of the fart 111111 1hr,
local electrical concern can fall back»
on the New \ork people, and make
them li\e up to their contract, or not
pay them their money.
fl
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
in the history of Norwalk. Every garment must be sold. as wc
never carry any over into next season. Early buyers will gel 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, 85.98, 39.98, $12.98 and “4.98.
CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. . son'rn NOR‘WALK.
it
'llre topic of permanent ornamental
lighting was then taken up, and alter
considerable discussion, it WuS toted
that the chair appoint a special com-
mittee of five to meet with the (‘ltC "
trrcul commissioners, and ask their
atlv'itc on the best scheme for the'
new lights The members mentioned
tht loci in 1111 toursc ol thix discus
sron Illill 1 would be a very good plan
for at (1.112 11111111 to also be appointed
by tin llonrd 1' l‘rrtdc to cooperate
with the (-111111111ttct1 of the unnot'iu
lion in this matter.
it 1111.». their voted to extend it volc
ol thanks to the Anl’errcun “11111 for"
their services on Christmas “ct-ll
It 11115 decided that tho storcs in'
the Setontl District would keep open
on 1 incoln 1-1 Birthday, 11 hit it falls this
ytur on it Saturday. but would cl 1st,
for Washington's Birthday which"
(-1 1111111 on it ’l‘111 sriny. and \1hit it is 111
111111.; obscrvcd 1111 11 legal holiday.
The quotation of holding anotbcr
llollur Uily was thcn‘brouglrt tip bc
l
I
Butler Lodge wine the Odd b‘ellow's
plnochle tournament. The ilutlerilcs
trimmed their fellow players from the
Oolfax Encampment ranks by a 11111-
pority of 720 points. A turkey supper
will end what proved to be u very en-
joyatble series of games.
Gasoline goes up again! Says :1 dis-
putch from New York: Following
propoaed trust investigation by
federal authorities, the Standard Oil
Company today rained tltt1 price of
moline to 22 cents a gallon. wholc
sale.
—iHomc mndc Snusucc, 20c lb. .\'. 1'. .\l.
The Reclors.’ lialpcl‘n, of tlrncc
church, will entertain the men ol‘ the
Parish, at u get together supper this
evening at 6:30 o‘clock, in the parish
Hon-e. Dr. C. A.1llar1:trom will be thc
finest. of honor and the principal Speak-
er of the evening.
Arthur Burnside, ot‘ \\.111'1' Litrt'ei.
was arrested last night. arm-d with
drunkenness, by Officer John 11‘. Flynn.
His case was indefinitely continucd,
this morning. by Judge. leorgc ii. Von-
burgh. Since January. 1914. Burn-
side has been arrested five times on
the charge of intoxication.
Mayor Carl Axel l-lnrstrorn 11nd l‘ity
the
l"
Engineer Gem-go A. Slrcrron at 1:30
o'clock, this afternoon, expect New
Rochelle officials in thin city. The.
New York rnt'n will be shown the nor-
manent pavement of Norwalk and will
investigate the garbage collection sys-
tem in use here.
Owing to the. prcvalcuce of diphther-
ia in New London, all children, 15
yeah-'1 of 1112.0, must not be. permitted,
trays a Health department edict, to at
tend public or semi-public gatherings.
This applies to theatres. churches, Ii-
1brararics, clubs. etc, Children. the
health department mice, may attend
school subecl. to examinations and the.
restrictions of the itchool physicians
appointed by the health department. lt _
is recommended that children .be kept'
trom attending private parties and
gatherings that they do not use trol-
ley care and that they stay at home
nights.
At a meeting of the entertainment
committee of the Catholic Club, last
evening, the members decided to give
Beard party and dance in the Town
Assembly Hall. on Wednesday evening
January 19th. Special committees;
have been appointed for the affair. and
a big time iu'expected.
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Mllllll GARNISON’S PlAN
(Continued from First Page.)
other members of botir houses of con
gross do. Because of corrstltutionnl
11l1<lflcl98, 1Mr. Garrison doubts tin
potl't'r of congrcss to enforce rccruLt
11;; in tho rrrilitln in the several stair:
Attempt Could Be Futile.
"31134111111111: tlntt congrcas has the
rumor." the secretary conlirtut'r, "i
do not not) how it could mtlitc it of-
t‘cctivc. in any event thcrc would
have. to be not only iICl‘ or congress,
but identical corttcrnpm'nnt-ou1 legis
lotion ill the 48 sluice to rrtnkc t'ffcc
11111 such acts of (torturous. lt set-11111
to 11111 that :1 tncrt- slutclncnt of this
situation indicates how uttct'ly fulllc
it is to attempt this solution."
llecluring that there muul l1c unity
of responsibility and authority lilld
control in any successful milit'n'y sys~
tcrn,\1ir.llnrrleon mttdo it plain to thc
tonuuittcc that he favors u complr'it
t1 domination of the militia it that
t'1or'tc is to be rtn effective arm of thc
trullonnl tlcf’cnuen.
Plans to Avoid Service.
The secretary said that in the pus!
salt-17' have. prevented their troops
from rcsponding to the call of the
National government and they have
111111 ordcrcd their diebnndrncnt to
thwart the federal government. Fin-
:rlly. howevcr. the secretary declared,
“it congress prefers the Int-thud of di-
rcct tctlcral pay. it it; not a matter: in
which l have any individual judgment
Upon which i care to trial."
Standing Army Main Reliance.
illSllllt-l‘linn the, sci-called Swiss and
Australian systems of universal mili-
tztry service as not adapted for this
country. in the absence of nuriorral
control of the public school syotern.
Garrison said mrtln rcllrtncc must
be placed upon a standing army. aug-
mented by a continental nrmy reserve
of civilian volunteers and finally or
the national militia. Mr. Garrison
thcn detailed to the. committee his
plans for the organization of these
511 cral units which alroativ have been
“5,3;11‘hlic. ’
In. Conclusion the secretary said: “i
sincerely believe that an attentive
‘ study of the whole subject will lend to
the conclusion previously stated, that
a small. highly trained, highly effec-
tive, regular army, expansible 111 char-
acter, federal volunteers, ruiscd. ot-
ficered and trained in time or peace
and the national guard for state uses,
.is the best solution."
fore the meeting. and 11 motion tvns:
111'ttic to hold llrt tlny on tlrc suond
Thursday in 'Fcbruury. This motion,
\\'llti not voted upon. Neb-ort Dicker
1111111 c1. Xlll‘t‘hh‘t‘ll his opinion that the
dollur' day this your. [11' held on tlrci
111111111r1-tnr'y oi llst yzctr 's 'l‘lrc qucs
111111 of holding
in February and one in August,
also discuswd.
mutter could bc
rcnt'llt'tl, and it \\'dn
\11ch to plucr ll1c question on the
rublt- ttrrlil the 11111.1 meeting.
'l‘lrc motion to adjourn 111111 lilt'll
mode and curr'icd.
The (‘tilllllllllt't‘
for the business section of the St 1'
District consists of Charles E. ll1..l
clruirrnurr; .l. Emory Steven», .inncpir'
illtvis. .l. ii'l'llltr lilbblv and .\.' .l.i
t‘ollins.
NEW HAVEN DIRECINNS
i0 KNOW fill
(Continued from Page One.)
"Ilrc cit-111111 defendants :nc \\1lli.irn
ilotkcfcller turd ill-wits t‘rrzttt Lollynrll,
..'c\1 \ork; l.ll\\lll‘(l l).liol1l1intt,.\'o\1"i
iltrtcn. (‘bnrlcn l‘ lirnolnr. ArtsorriA-
(‘onn.; [1. Newton llnrncy, ”m‘tmrlL
liobcrt \‘l'. Taft, l’rovltlt-ucc.
l‘lrurles M. l'rntt. llrooklyn. llcnlry
;l(. hlr'ilnrx, Stamford. Conn. .Irtrn‘tut
S. Hemingway. .1\.
11nd Frcdcriclt l1‘.
ven.
’l‘ht-y 1111111 spct'llicully charged will.
t'flll:-pli‘llt_1: to rnonopolizc the cntirc
tmnsportntion trulllc of Now England.
Thc) were indicted in February. ltilfi,
11111111 an investigation by the Depart
tncnt t'f .lus 1110 be 11111 morc t‘: 1111 :1
your prcviorrs and the trial began on
()clobcr 13. Ten olber former lilrcct~
ors of the. road were indicted with.
them. of whom three rnttdc successful,
11
plcatt of immunity. six obtained
acpumtc trial and one. George Mac.-
'(‘ulloci1 Miller. was not brought to
trial on account of his use.
(in the verdict of the jury in this
cost, would lttrgolv depend the nut-
tudc of the Government, counsel snrd
totltty.town1d the. six who gained tr
separate trial These. al':c George lt‘.
llnkcr Theodore .\'. \'.all Francis T
Maxwell, 'l‘. Dewitt (‘uylcn Eduard
Millignn and Almrrnder Coclrraue in
the. etcnt of an. acquittal by thi< jury
, it was not thought that the case \1'toulti
be pressed against them
The mnvirnunr penalty in ctenl of
conviction, 11.: one your imprisonment
1r 3.3.1100 line. or' both
The nllezcd conspiracy drttec. back
to .lult'2.lS{1t1 the date of the enact
urcnt of the. Sherman in“,
which the New Haven brought. under
its control any rnllrortd in New Eng-
l,11nd except those. owned- by the
lrttnd Trurtk many sle'a'rnslrip linen
‘ ‘ nmm\
Do you need us to your busrnessp
It
This institution renders banking service. that meets the
requirements of 11 customers business.
desired by you; 1111111111 and talk over the matter with our
officers. V:{.é are in posrtton
«such a service is
'(lruntl Truult cxccutives.
intent the [rl'llll'llllll alleged illegal act
, to trrul lllillt r the crlnrtrtrtl clause of
two dollar dttys. one,
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No tleclalon on lllc,
l
appointed today 111!
sccure pcrrrruncnl ornamcntal lipi' 11 1.-
' , llll'l'
'. on the -
llt-ulon llubt'r'inorn
Brewster, New llrt .
slow '1
., . . . . . _ . __.—.,..._E~.. -__ _
and some 51.111 trttlit'y lot-1:: in H114 4" ' ..
way, it 1:. “111131-11, ll .1il1iilll)t’d Ul.‘ -~ Vfi “flu—'0 V
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
than right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
ll defective. antiquated, unnam-
tary or worn out, have us make
neceuary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
.tornpclilion 111111 11.1.1 on the point, tlrci
1011crnment ctr-111111113. of suppressing
the cornpetitnm of the Grand Trunk
,tlrrough a lrullil' agreement when the
Government in November, ltilZ, stop-
pcd in and indicted Mclien and two
The case
against lilt'lll 1111s subsequently drop-
pcd, but it is largely upon this agree-
wlllrin llrc pt-riud covered by the slut-
utc of linntzttion, that the prosecu
lion in this 1-1111», based its expet'lttv
tion of a conviction.
Thc lriul tun-1 been a remarkable JOBBING A SPEClALTY
111111 111 111.1111" respects, it has no”,
distingulsln 1! by the wt-ullll and pront-
Iincncc 111 tln- tli‘fPIldiilllH. and for thc
tut-t that. for the first llrtw lruvo llrc
'ditcctors 1'11 .1 railroad lil‘l‘ll brought
1 110111111: ttNAsu
Plumbing and Heating
1
.thc Slrcr'ninn law. The di‘lt‘llti‘dlltrv 1" 1354
il.‘|\t‘ ll"l‘ll r1 iil'i1l1lt‘lllt‘tl by nearly :1 ' .
Hl‘lll‘t’ 111 1111- noted ltlwycrs nurtlmt MM M.“ .t' 8' Nalulk 3
.11'l1orn lilt‘ lluvcrntrtcnt rrrarslrnllcd a 1
four, tin-.11l11l by R. L. llull; torrntr
l'ut' purlncr in 1'11er of itturnr) --«——— —~- -- -
(111111.11 1111111111212 it has l111'11 s11 WW».1
llllllt‘tl llvut Ill counsel {111-5 and 1-\ ‘x‘ '
[111111111111 of ”W New Haven, storm-cm- ‘1: The Reed & VOIk
plterir‘ {1111s, t'lt‘.. the COM ol‘ the 11111,
1111111 rt-uchcd over half 11 million dol‘
: hits. (1111- 111111111111: 11115 brought from
thc l’otrlit c11a11t.anolhcr from Brazil
ul tllc trottrlrltlelll' rt expense
\Vltilc not 11 record in length. lbr1
trial 11111 rruttrkuble by the fact that
om- \t‘lllltrs, (‘ltarlctt S. Melieu, for-'
pr. x1111 nt of the. New linvcu. 111.11
ml for thirty-live court daya,
and “1.1 catch side virtually btrllt 11p
. its cur-c on his testimony. Four days
\V‘t‘TP spent in scheming the jury, two
by the Grocrnurcnt irt outlining their
' 11~.-:ti1nony. ilt'c days in arguing mo-
tions to dismiss the indictment, and
four days itr summing up. Frank M.
|S\\‘llt‘kf‘l', of St. Louis, one of Federal
t'trunnt‘l. who llub‘ bccn credited by the
rlcfcmw with krtowlut: more about
.\‘11\\' lluvcn affairs than any onc cit-'11,
spcut two years in investigating and
prcp.1riug llrr- raw.
300.,
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 So. Main St,
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Block
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i
. POPllilil AMUSEMENI
"THE UNKNOWN."
How 21 Victoria tirosa. worn by n
1111 in memory ol :11.» lUHl l'ttlln'r'. sun-11
rl11111 trout dettlh 11nd l:l\l'.\ to blur the.
lllll llt‘ ltwt'rl, 111'11 mum ol‘ the in'tillllv
1-1 .1 in lltt‘ tln'iliinc 1111111111. "The t'rt- Com e e
izuown.” 111 which I.ou 't'cllogcn will 8 kkp ‘ M Stenographera and
1.11111 .11' in tho slcllur roit- rtl tho itc- °° eepers'.
‘t’lli lullil)‘. ”111‘. lllt‘ filillt‘l', llfll‘l NEW TERM BEG'NS JAN. 3
pcmcctrtinc his but tor' months. frntrlly
trt'ocnizcs the ('1'111-1. untl permits hint
to 1.111 [1011, pront'nls‘ :111 unusual situn»
tion for a photodr'uuut. The scenes
MERRILL COLLEGE
11111 laid in 11 littlc Algt-riutt town 111 bouth Norwnlk, Stamford, Port
”11- mice of the trout Subaru Desert Chester.
11111 the actors 111 this f mating dra-
1111'. are rrrcrnbcrs ol‘ the famous foreign -._.___ . - - ~ — —- _ - -‘
lcvton. that militrtrt snucttrur'y witcrc
1111111 who have 1111-1 with rrrletforlunc .~
,()l disgrucc ntnv rculccnr their past by “I” find a large
tummy and honornblc service A 0“ selection 0‘
thew cra in [iilOlO-‘tlil unntic art is said :hsirstmas Gifts
to hate het'n foundcd when "The Un
tltnottn" wan pr'odtuctl [11' the Jest-to l.
1i.rt.~1k1't‘ontptt11y.
in the cost supporting .\lr. Touched,
111.1110 will he r'cmcrnbcrcd here by his
at reasonable prices.
Norwalk Pawn
,splentlid performunce in “The Ev; -
t',”plorer are Theodore Roberts. Hnl‘ Shop
1t lcmcnts. Dorothy Datenport, Horace
§I1 Carpenter Torn Forrnan, Raymond
Nation and other members of tin
Lusky rtll star organization
For the. Saturday program.Willinn1
Fnrnum will he neon lrr "Wonderful '
Adventure." This is 11 Fox feature of
special merit and Norwalkers will
miss a great attraction if they do not
not; this remarkable photo-ploy On,
Monday. Almn Bunion will make her
screen debut in this city, playing the
lead in the dramatic success "The?
Dotil’s Prayer Book. ” produced by the
meme-Edison service. Arthur Hoops
will play with Miss Hnnlon in this.
picture success. On Tuesday the ln- '
tornatlonally famous star. Fannie
Ward, who played the lead in “The
Marriage of Kitty,“ will be seen if. a
tense modern drama by Hector Trum-
lnrll. “the Cheat." On Wednesday.
Richard ..l‘ Jose will be starred in
"Silver Threads Among thein Gold; "
Thursday Gnome Ellison “The
Black Fear-z” Friday. Maolyn Arhuokle ' ,_
In “The. Reform Candidate." and-18%,, '
urdar. Theda Bare in "Sin. " Attention:
, to again called to the cancellation of“
:‘The Princess 'Pll." 11111011111111 tor- the
,raegent tor Jenner-y 10th.
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If you are A. good 0. 9.1111151-
JOS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
For Up-to—dute Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Office and Realdence '
Telephone 904.
54 80. Main 8L, So. Net-walk
REIUILT wpawnrrrraa-L C
"nub. Underwood
Minion. Ill other
1 moi. sold. rented.
reunited. Rental.- It
1' . w month. linemen.
111111111111 armchair.
JAB. ITEN’NILILV
ftltlmth «gramme w
m
THE" "WM' marrow-100.." 1111.
111111.11"
Sale of Coats and Suits
For Saturday
, c:
‘ First quality Salts guaranteed
runs. the very latest models, regular
“1 hate grouped ltlLtlilei‘ n1 rot
(1n >1111 toruor"'10u at $t'..95
15 COATS
Values to
‘15 odd coats in difi‘el'cnl sizes, regular pint-s up to $1011 on min
tomorrow at $4.95.
Special Sale of UndermuslinD
:20 do: of combination on d cnvclopt
values up to 81. 5t), our-ale at 99c.
Saturday.
$22.50 PLUSH COATS $14 95
$12.95 COATS $7.95
plush coats with gunrmtteivd lrlr
r $22.50, for Saturday... .SM‘b
.t ‘30 unit! l‘JliilK‘ lint! Ltilt? 31.12“?
at $4.95
$0.00.
(heroin to :41. on 1tale Lot .
SEE BIG wruoow DISPLAY.‘
SPECIAL CORSET COVERS 500.
Values to 75¢.
111doz. tine t'nl‘svl covers, lace and crobroitlt-tt trout-.1111. to go or.
sttlc ul 50c.
RUBBER
Is a rare and expensive material these times, and in .110
article has there been a greater attempt to cheapcn
material than in
Rubber Footwear
We carry only reliable makes of Rubber Boots and Drop ‘
shoes for rut-11. women and children. ,.
“BARGAlh ' Rushers are dear at any price. .
the
. 1
CONNEALLY
81 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
& BRACKEN‘;
LADIES’
Footwear
We are showing an' excellent
shoe for every day wear at
$2.00 111111 $2.50
Our dress shoes from
$3.00 in $5.00
Are correct in style and
absolutely dependable.
iGlover’si,
Norwalk so. Norwalk,
0.1-3 off Regular
Price
11111111 1111111 Cycles
Distributor: for Norwalk and
South Not-walk
T he-Sterlirrg Motor Co.
Batten, Conn.
‘ . _ Phone 179 '
» Automobile and Motor Cycle
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“A good pdv. 1111111 belt ,tn the boot
NOTICE.
Wm.iiiirorr
PAYS
%.cll1 Forll
Nozticc lites tune on the wagon
:tlso ,;tt a duplicate slip from
driver with our 11111119. and lid
bcforc .clling.
3 ROWAN 51'. EAST NORWAEQ‘
1tlleearre and pain, health is re
through harmonizing the net-v
‘- top you.
Mmetio treetmo’n meat
PHONE 443
SELL
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efi‘roll.
" Phone 499.
Chiropractic in the definition
cause of the disease and the
adjusting the same. Disease is 111:1 ,
by a wrench, twist or sprain ’lnw,
Even if done in chil
it create: pinched nerves and min,
later life in the different organs
hubs.
éhli'opractoia rehrgve the ca
1n
tours in your body. Female
given special attention; also 1111‘.
or the spine. You will never
[bring the Chiropractor ‘3' c
Norwalk Chronicler