In. mummy. is confined l
her bed with the grip uni anaemia.
m
My dry New Wt! and Ian
ma eecnllopl for holiday und Wed
may. 35c and «c qt, at the wast);
amu- of Washington and Water
and.
Two weeks from yesterday will In
Grimm and but. ten day» to.
Chriiitmas shopping “all.
winks your hone e. cosy contort
lane. Use Bumhnm Cosy Comfort
liner. Lord & Bunuhu. Co.. irving
ton. N. Y.
Ilsa Inglis Wt. who has
beenquitellck withfiegripat her
home in Harbor avenue, is ~getliut,
along nicely.
40in Sterling Hauler kitchen cabi-
net club. Fbr mother's Xmu, a Hoosier
Kitchen cabinet. 8100 down, $1.00
weekly. Sterling, 127 Washington St,
South Norwallc -
A toolhousc oi the New Haven
Railroad, in Iltc town of (H'renu‘It-h, a
hit. west of S-elleclt‘s I‘ut. was bur-
.Ag. {Mob-A A -vr.» cow.“ UL JG"
:ork. has just purchased a tract
“uprising ten titre. 01 land. on the
not aide of Ridgefield’a main street.
did is to male extensive improve-
ments in the property and establish I
summer home there.
——Joln Sterling Hoosier kitchen cabi»
net clamor-mother’s Xmas. e Hooch-r
(lichen cabinet. $1.00 down, 81.00,
Weekly. Sterling, 127 Washington St.
South Norulk.
An euwmobile owned by M. Pntern,
struck Angmtus Verhme or East Nor-
wdlk while he was riding. bicycle
veetarday at the corner of Washins i
ton and Water streets. Verhme was‘
W 01! of the bicycle, but wui‘
00¢ injured, Settlement was made by]
Mr. Futon. ‘
NONWALKO our INTERSTATE *
ALL STARS. .
Last Sunday afternoon, December"
l'J‘ll, the Norwulks defeated the Inter-
State All Stars, in New York City. by.
the score of !9 to ‘7. On Saturday'
night they trimmed the Greenvillel
Catholic Club to the tune or 36 to 22 I
(Ionized Saturday night.
twclt‘e hits were stolen.
A level and
«Join Stcrlina Hun-tier kitchen cabr‘
net club. For mother‘s Xmas, a Iloosim I
Kitchen cabinet. Stilt) down. 31.001
weekly. Sterling. 127 \I'ualiington Ft ,l
South Noi'woik. !
Stamford»; new post-oilice building
wu opened tor public inspection Sat-It
Irday and is Ill list by the govcrnnicntf
today. 1
Join Sterling Hoosier kitchen cubi-
net club. For mother's Xmas, a Ilooniov‘
Kitchen cabinet. ".00 down. $1.00
weekly. Sterling. 127 Washington at.
South Norwalk
Elmer R. Clark, who has Docn eni
played at the \‘I‘Inclrdster Arms com-
pany plant in New Haven. for govt-rat
months. has returned to ihuibury tuttil
Du resumed his duties-as local agent
of the Connecticut Humane society.
Don't let this Christmas go by with-
out it Victrohi. A. J. Collins (‘0.
showing: a complete line of Victroluu.
Come in and lleiu‘ it today, that will
convince you it in the ideal Xmac.
gift. SN- adv,
The Ridgefleld gun t'luli tit to hold :l' termed “a final ultimatum" w“ a...
shoot at its traps next Saturday :tftcr-
noon. Invitations to attend the shoot
have been sent to the Pohiqtilqtic club,
of this city, itntl the Norwiilk unn
club.
James Bush was arrested yesterdiiy
for violating the trttfllc rules and for
resisting an otliccr. lie was found
not guilty on both counta. this morn-
ing and was dlschargcd by Judge
George ii. Vouburgh.
The fight at Arion Hall .Suturdny
night ,did not start in the hall its was
”ported. The manager of the duncc,
Joseph 'I‘omasctta states that the
young: nit-n concerned in the quarrel.
tried to obtain entrance to the dance
1nd were refused. They then went
down stuim and tho fight occurred on
the street. Iiutcr they were arrest-
ed.
Clarcntc and Harry Van \Vngncr
Ire now held In the downtovm police
headquartera on the charge of fort
cry. Clarence Van Wagner was or-
related yesterday by the local police
on an accomplice of the crime. 'I‘hcy
raised a pay check on Raymond Broth-
ers from fifty cents to $10.60. They
will be tried on Thursday morning.
December 15th in the City Court.
N0 HIGHER PRICE FOR THIS
While food and clothing have ad-
vanced in cost. it hi well tor the slclt
. that the price of such reliable family
remedies as roioy Kidnefi Bills are
not increased. Persons in moderate
circumstances find doctors’ bills hard
to my In the easiest of times. Don’t
neglect weak, tired or disordered kId-
boys. Foley Kidney Pill- cost little
and relieve backuhe. pains In sides
and lotus. com attache. out joints.
:Thurnday evening of this week
The All Stars were composed of such‘
men its Dreyfus. Hervey and Reich
the
Norwallu will play in Harrison, N. Y.,
and on Friday evening they will tuck-
lt‘ Sag Harbor. Saturday night they
uiil invade llockville Center, and on
Monday night will again be seen in
nttton on the local court with Harri-
son it.“ their opponents.
NEW YORK. licc
market became Immediately unsettled
today on tho rt-ccipt of the news of
the Teutonic pcacc proposals. Muril-
llions and fillal‘t‘s of other companies
1which linvc profited by the war were
most affected. Ilcthlcht-m Steel drop-
ping 28 points.
The annotmccmcnt of German
‘thc New Haven railroad for alleged
STOCK MARKET UNSETTLED i
I2.——'I‘he stock,
U. D. DUE. “I.“ "‘1‘“ run
WHY LAW VIOLATION.
HARTFORD. Doc. 11 7 For a sec.
0nd time during the past few u'rt—its‘
the United States government.
through United States District .At
term-y Thoma Spellacy, today sued
Muialiun of the federal Milt!) appli-
ame ill“. on 14 haunts, the penalty
lung 8100 on each, the government!
accuses the road of operating freight
and passenger trains between October
2 and 11. in the vicinity of New Lon-
don Cedar Hill and Bridgeport with
detectve brakes. missing sill slope
and other Improper equipment.
iii-ii.
"Keep
the building line.
Phone "3.3.
Upon our advertising space for any
change in coal prices
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions
Hay, Grain Coal, Feed. Cement and everything needed in
RAYMOND BROTHERS
our Eye
:31 Wuhinm St.
It a alter; d that on one train of 34
freight turn the engines-r had no con-
trol of the bialttm t-xccpt thosc on [in
locomotive
“m- —.——
BOGUS $20 BIL' OUT.
A counterfeit $20 l'tnit-rul ri‘zsertr
note has appeared. It 's inadc out
or. the Federal Reseit'c bank 0'.
Philadelphia. It would be easy of
detection. It. bears the check letter
“B," the signatures, W. G. McAdoo
secretary of the treasury, and John
Burke, treasurer of the United States
It has also the picture of Cleveland.
The out Is poor. !
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FAILED T0 SHUT OFF GAS.
WATERBURY, Dec. ll.~Antone
Znusny and Creatow Otduknskl wort
dncowred unconscious in a gas tilled
Vests,
Bloomers
Camisoles
K. CD. A. Clown
room at their boarding house hert
Silk Underwear
, We Little Shop
regular $1.75 at $1.45
regular $2.50 at $1.95
regular $1.50 at $1.00
56 No. Main St.
minlzs
THE BIG
Holiday Store
Gifts for Every Mem;
ber of the Family
“—
this morning. The men are believed
to have failed to shut off the gas com
pletely last night.
DETROIT EDITOR DEAD
CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-—John lit-Vick-
ar, 73 years old. once president of the
International Typograpliicul Union
and formerly cdltor of the Detroit
,Newu, died here yesterday. Mr. Mc-
Vlckar came here a few weeks ago
[or an operation, from which he nev.
er rallied.
Read; What
1 peace proponent served to stop the
‘decline in the cotton market here this
morning. prices advancing from the
[opening or limit [or Mil) to 18.50, or
Hr“inbout $3.50 A bale abow the low leveli
of yesterday aftt-rnoon.
ULTIMATUM To CHORUS MEN
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.— What was
'Iivercd last night to tho forty-three
t-Iiotus men of the Chicago Grand Op-
cro (‘tnupunyg who struck Sunday
‘night just bcforc thcir cntrnnco in the
second act of "Gottcrduinmerunz,"
asking Increased aalnrics.
This. in often.
fontc Campinini. gonerlHdil'eclor of
the company. notified tho 5: rikcrs that
If they wish to return itoday, he would
talk to citch sinxly and lulu» most of
them bitch at tho oltl priccs. Other-
wise. Iit- suizl, '\ itcw cliortw will be
brought from New York.
FREIGHTB CONTINUE TO PILE UP
PITTSBURGH. Dec. I2.~In who 0!
Lheroic measures adopted by the rail-
lmula, freight continues to pilc up at
’tcrminals Item. All freight ticpots In
ll’lttsburglt atrc now being opumted at
night to allow consignces to remove
frond“. and yesterday the Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and St.
liouia Railroad placed an cmbnrgo
,upon all freight except such as shall
originate on and is destincd (or points
along its own tracks. I‘crlshnlile
goods arc cxccptcd from this order.
Buss COMPANY'S BIG DIVIDEND
NEW YORK, Doc. 12.—~Au cxtra div-
idend of 100 per cent. on the common
stock was declared today by the E.
w. Bliss Company, together with the
usual quarterly disbursements. on the
common and preferred stock. The com»
pany ls extensively engaged in the
manufacture at war munitions.
“a”
WRIGLEV INCREASES STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—Wllliam Wrig-
ley, Jr.. added to his holdings of Chic-
.ogo National Leesue ball club stock
’bi the Whale of the holdings of un-
according to Cleo-I
other stockholder, it was announced
today. The name of the fonuer own-
cr oi the stock was not divulged.
rheumatic pains md annoying bladder
mums.
flith‘éfl‘ifih”
l Said :»
i Linollue cured me or bronchitis.
lbuilt me up and rcstored me to health.
It Is I good. wholesome medicine
which I am planned to recmnmend.
REV. H. J. LYNCH,
Pastor St. i'otcr‘s Church. Deaniry.
minions. ~
-And the Sister__
“an n... ._
~ .
k l I l ' e
l
t - ( l .
It given or pleasure to teltlty to the
lheallng and building properties of Lin-
onine. We have found It emcuclous in
cases of bronchitis and lung troubles.
also as o builder and strength rector-
or. We confidently recommend It: urn
to others uuderlux from almllur affeo ~
lions.
SISTERS 0F MERCY,
St. Peter's Convent.
Ihmbury. Conn.
Both of these tentlmonlulu were xiv
an more than ten yum new—months
has born the most effective remedy
for all forms of coughs, coldl. bron-
chltle and wasting diseases for many
years. It was best in Father Lynch's
ll cough: or
time, it is best now.
colds threaten to bring you low, or
have already done so, it will bring
about a rapid improvement, and you
will be yourself again in it very short
time. Let us suggest that you give Lln~
onlne it trial. Your druggist has It In
:hrea sizes, 250. 50c, 81.
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8‘ WASHINGTON "I!"
Established Otm lid! Gui,
‘ Theptioe m‘ gewillbefound mu.
//' ebletoall varyingtutuand pin-In
Escallops--Warranted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt'antl Canned Fish
Long and Round Clams and Oysters .
We Have the Bag!
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Pbonee 1m and id.
11 Nomi ruin it.
Slippers for Christmas 9
Our annual displuy is ready and includes all kinisjor
every member of the family.
Daniel Green’s Famous “Comfy” Slippers
. in All Colors
Real Rubber Boots for the little Ones
Christmas Stockings for All,
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
TILIPHONE 14m.
FINE FURS
tutu desirable
Christmas Gifts
. Our apartment include: .
everything- fashionable for
the Bolidllyl.
I
l Everything in the Optical Line
J. D. Jackson ”$323332?
OPTICIAN Phone 438
EYES EXAMINED FREE
Christmas Club Checks " May
Be Cashed Here
Red Cross Seals
Put them on your letters and packages from now until
Xmas. .
: I ‘
l
I tmilk companies In .
‘1 itrudc [or them among their patients:
unison-Powell mm
‘ ‘ > , J. ‘ “390* .1 M.
Christmas
~ ' Club '
1916
You‘ve-liberall-
I ”billin-
flufllrfl-'
”8794“.“ I Have“: “My“.
33“» m be. Home!"
, on
tuition -
I‘
New 1927 Km Chili
mean-Mournin-
» c c. SHAYNE & co.
tum-gamma: “r
STRICTLY RELIABLE FURS “
NewYorh’ :
WKIMAII TO NME
GUI
LEAD“ THIS WEEK.
Anxiety of club fun to know who
wlliidtheteemmtuuouwmbe
‘Mdm the Null-Isl league
pinNewYukthllweekr
hum-eta tint um“
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baton-mm;
mutual“ titer-million
Wlmmmditmybem
elm ‘ _
Woodman ulnametti’tndoua
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[Wane Herman n
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mom -‘ .. in
Whitefield-twat:
“be“ to“
I DI! York. is
Lm.
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' to ‘W
Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! ~
In these days the useful gift is the one most often
chosen, and so the fine stocks here are all of givable
quality. u..- . *r l
' For your own advantage we advise that you begin
your Christmas shopping NOW.
- A FEW SUGGESTIONS
WAISTS, lingerie, crc c FRENCH IVORY
de chine and Georgette TOILET SETS. . m
crepe $1.98 to $6.50 CORDUROY BOUDOIR -
UMBRELLAS for men. women and children $1 to $650:
SCARF AND CAP SETS. ROBES.
50¢ '0 $3.00
KID GLOVES for Men. Women and Children.
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE. BABIES‘ TOILET SETS
MEN'S SILK HALF (Celluloid) at .. 98.9 up.
HOSE 50¢m$2.00 WOMEN'S HAND under:
Mil:
,.<
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HAREO ‘
DOCTORS 3 IN COMMISSIONS“
NEW ‘YORK. Dec. 11.~.\'ames of;
doctors shoring In commissions front1
return for getting
The Eyestrainz}
of Modern Life]
--——-
wwin li"""““‘9 for the Wicks
committee, It ms at
Investigating twat by John J. 539mm!
state mmlasloner of foods on many
kets. q‘l‘he committee has been tak-
ing cvitlence in regand to the part‘
played in raising the coat of milk by!
pnymcnls made to apartment house.
inuitors and others for aolloitlngg
trade among tenants. and in this Ilney
the committee has been Informed lhutl
certain physicians also share in the
mailed graft.” The committee model
plans today to take further evidence.
'on‘thls phase of the matter. i
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an 1 u
13y; an exhaustive demand L
upon the rest of the body. It.
unfits you for success. If due
to faulty or inefficient: trims ‘
we can help you with are
superior eye-service midi.
rea‘anably priced eye-glasses};
THAMER I
Oculieu. opium-u. onto-u
«m Home of Good aim-.-
' 81 Atlantic 811., Stamford, Cellar .
Open an. on 9 p. m. m. 1801;"
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NORWALK MUSICAL UNION.
The Norwailr Musical Union held a
meeting Sunday and officers for
the-ensuing year were elected. Rou-
tine business was also disposed of.
The newly chosen edit-era are:
President. Archibald Horriman.
VlcePresident, Julius J. Prunyi.
Sergeant-at-Armn. Andrew Suites.
M
Young Eddy of Greenwich. claimant
of the Connecticut lightweight chitin-
pcnship, in to meet Paul Edwards of
'3. Fun. Ilium-mushrbout at
tum Folrmont A. 0., New York, Der
.oomberls.
l ._
. _
Bill'ftikcs the Cake
swu'unw-num
mambo-mil“:
Mrmxmeumumflu
And tonne» um. dun. .
mama-malaria.”
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