‘ lie
. Red Star
that to our heart is
fight of a coal-barge as _
the tow-boat presents
view—a load of black
-- so scarce and so
'tis rarely we’re able
M a few. Our bins
are yawning but cour-
~ 5| dawning, a rift in the
' ' rhesus lining of blue.
‘a note of salvation the
.- - is sounding, we’re
so happy we‘d just
to yell; speed quickly
' “Nor-walk." with ern- .
of crimson, steer swift
this haven and all will be
old, oaken tug-boat,
imn baund tug-boat,
moss colored tug-boat
sen-res .us so well.
lheSecrelol Buying; Lumber
Lies in carefully selecting the best wood for each purpose.
Buy your lumber not solely on its appearance but for the
particular purpose for which it is to be used.
Remember that we ar e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WeH .ve Keuuced ourl’nces for Christmas
' Because we were successful in buying the entire surplus
stock from one of the lat gest manufacturers in New York
at 50c on the dollar. We added a small margin of profit to
leffect an immediate disposal. Some are priced lower than
the actual cost of the material. Come without delay
while the selection is good. There are coats and suits for
everybody that want the best for little money. Come and
be convinced.
0101113 me P ARI S
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
For Women in The Norwalks.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
We Are the Pioneer Prom )ters of Ready-to-wear Garments
MILLINERY' ‘
er
illuslu sills Til
11111" 111111
(Continued From hm Past)
'lhe mayors successful in seeking
re-election were Harold Sweet in
Attleboro; Daniel J. Conkley 1n
(‘hicopee; George H. Newhall in
l.y:1n;Charlea H. Adams in Mel
rose: Zebodee E. (‘lifl in Somervl‘lle:
Dr Charter .‘l Biodxett in Maiden,
and Benjamin I". Haynes in Med-
ford. The new mayors chosen were
James McPherson, in Beverly: M‘
ward E. Willard. in Chelsea; John
J. Mullen. in Everett; Walter B.
liopkinson. in Neu'buryport; Alfred
S. Hall, in ltetere; Wilford i}. lira},
1'11 \\'obu'_rn. and l'ehr 0. Holmes, i1:
Won-ester. In insistence, Lowell and
Newton it was an of! year on the
mayoral”:
Newton g‘nrt- the pretercntial sys
tom of voting: its first trial 1:1 thi=
state. This method does away with
11h:- primary nominations. t‘onsider
able confusion developed in some in
stances. particularly in the Voting
for alderluanat-lartre, 111 uhlch
Lilli: ballots out of 2,441 wore
[thrown out 11.1 deter-lite. 'l‘het'ily
jrolt-d to grant olu age and disnhil
lily pensions in its firemen.
‘ Election At Keene, N. H. .
KElCNl-I. .\‘. ll, llec. 13. George H.
.la‘nlnt's. .l1'.. Republican. 1111.5 elected ‘
.? s ‘i m. ‘ DAY,DEC.13,191¢
“M”. W...—
Tristram 8. Hyatt
, N orwalk 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
Silk. Hosiery for Christmas
GORDON SILK STOCKINGS ......................... \l S] 00 $1.15. S].
ONYX SILK STOCKINGS ............................. . IS].
.BEST KNIT STOCKINGS...3 ...... . ..... W. \‘l 85¢ S1.00 $1.50
PROENIX STOCKINGS .......................... . _ |S1.00
M’CALLUM SILK STOCKINGS ..................... \l S1 50 S2 00. $2.50
EMBROIDERED CLOCKS OR STRIPES ................. A”l $1. 00 $1.50
MEDALIA SILK STOCKINGS, with gold band top, all s .111, navy, bronze and white
black with lavender tops .................................... \l 31 15
The Christmas China in the Basement
'IS ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SECTIONS OF THE STORE.
Conveniently arranged in groups. at.
10c, 25c, 50c. 75.
$1. 00, $125, $1.50. $1. 75, >2 so
HOLIDAY HANDKI’RCHIEFS. CHRISTMAS S'] OCKINGS. NECKWEAR.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
11111_\or 111 today’s city election. He
was unopposed. Each ward l‘if‘fl'll’d
an t-‘lllll‘t' Republican ticket. The
present mayor, 0-. E, t‘ante. is St'l‘\-
in: with the New Hampshire lltmpi
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. Pair of Comfy Slippers will
‘ . th¢m all—man woman
_ child.
prices are low, quality
cred, and we carry a com-
stock.
let's Shoe Store .
Tovs ‘
. ,Sleds, Coaster and Ex-
_ Wagons, Doll Carriages.
nodes, Automobiles, Fancy
;Cut Glass, Casseroles,
' e, Brass Jardinieres,
Dishes, Smoking Sets etc.
Albert F. Gellelle
« Phone 1069-2 .‘
”(Wanton 81.30. Norwallt
“ Prompt Delivery. I
W», E ..
.oosierdrBowersock
Attorneys at Law
'1 PATENTS
M.. Wooster, Late Examin.
or U. S. Pat. Office
H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
_urity Building, 1115 Main
. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
' ; '1 For Booklet 0n Patents
,. tmas is too near and
body too busy for much
' Besides—my Jewelry
for itself, and my pol-
‘ . WaYS keep on laying
flaunts gifts in our
”my are all ready tr.
delight On Christmas
Corned Beef Specials
BONELESS CORNED BEEF .. 16c
PLATE CORNED BEEF ....................... 12¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF ................ 16d 1.. 20¢
MORRIS SUPREME HAMS ..................... 24
18 FLORIDA ORANGES ...................... 25¢
Beers Meat and Provisiun Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk Phone 881.
Specials ior Thursday
LARGE GREEN SMELT.....,..., 180
ESCALLOPS .............. 70¢ (11.
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ........... 24¢
LEMONS ............... . 20¢ 11:11.
ORANGES ............................. 28¢ .1.”
GRAPE FRUIT 1 1... 25¢ 8 11..- 25¢
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
, .
Schultze 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. ' Norwalk.
\
PHONE 909 PROMPT DELIVERY
Great @ Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
A&P FLOUR, "None Better" .............. $1.25 in;
BEST BUTTER .............................. 41¢ ll».
MAINE POTATOES ....................... 49¢ pct‘k I
Delicious Creamery Butter, :1 lb. ......... P ........ 38¢
Pure Lard, 3 lb. .................................. 19¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee :1 ll». 21¢. 5 lbs. $1.00
Fancy Mixed Tea, :1 lb. ........................... 27¢
Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkg. ............................. 4¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup 3 b)ttles ........... - ........ 25¢
A. “ s'rULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
_____:__‘_
‘---*-
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1
Dodge County Brand Peas .............. 2 cans for 25¢
Superba Brand Sugar Corn ............ 2 cans for 25¢ ‘
Golden Santos Cofiee .......... lb. 20¢. 5 lbs. for 93¢
Crown Aster Brand Flour. ..
Pillsbury's or Joncs’ Flou..
Bag $1.30. Dbl- $10.35
St‘cli & Simp50n’s Milk Crackers, lb. .............. 10¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our Leader), bot. ...». .. 90¢
Tezor Brand Cocktails ..... .... 35¢. 65¢ and $1 00
BUY YOUR WINES HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
A. F. Beckutauu & Co.
Ilag $1.35. Bbl- $10.75 .
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_ GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
. 113 and es With” at. m use i
‘ ~ +47 v“
_ 3:, ‘ of untold
t
111 lnretlo, T111. .
Vote on License. :
i (‘it.\' Yes No -
'Altle-horu _ 1.3:: 1.31.1
ilh-wriy .. .. . '.. 1171'. 23.37,
.(‘ht‘lisl‘ll 251x 243?.
‘t‘hit'npm- 11:12? 1431;
,EVt'rt'll ... ,
Llai‘l“rt’ll('t‘ ,. 13017 1.1."?
il.owt'll . . . 718:3 t 'ih‘ .
{Lynn ., . H... . 69th Mill
1 Maiden ....... ltlb'ti 211.310
5 )ii'dlortl .. ........ ~- .
.Melmse ..'. . .. . . , 3.3011111;
Newhuryport . . .- . lilal l N'-
. New f‘hn . 1101i
' lit'Vt'rt' ...... .. littlll 3.121
,Somt'l't‘illv . 'lltltl :ISS
fWohnrn ........ Hui? ltlilti
\‘l'ort'eslt r .......... 1277] mi '13
:DEATHS AND FUNERALS
l
01'. Jean Dumortier -
The community was shocked thirs:
morning on hearing of the death tut
Dr. Joan llumorllcr. one of Norwallt's '
well-known surgeons and prominent
citizens. About (us months also the -
donor underwent 1111 ottcrtnion for
‘:1l1d<lcr ailments and while the opt 111- ]
lion was But-(1 still her tt-rel fulh r1-
eottit'd Iltilll neuritis from nhlch he
bllife 1nd below his adml: Mon to the
hospital, and 11p to the time of his:
”will“. No out- can fully upprt'clnt'.
his sttfl‘crinlza during lht“ past months.1 1
The 1mm who during good health!
llroutrht relief 11) hosts of suffering hu~ '
lunnity. Iliflltlt‘" ltt't‘ftnl'“ the Victim oi
overwork 11nd rotttltunl nervous lil‘e‘ilk- 5
down. His almost hopeless l‘Olldiilfl“:
hurl :1 depressing other on him, and '
this morning a mold in his cnlplo)
found him tlcud 111 his family resi-
dent-1'. R Wont Washington sttrct-t. '
Jenn ll'untot'ticr was born in Atel-
r'hcn, lit-luiuln. 11nd was 5] years of
1111c. .\t the age of 23 he prntluntt-d .
front the l’nivorsity of Ghent. llel-
‘Fillll‘. ht'int: at lilt‘ helttl of his pineal
lie secured 11 scholarship which on-
llllit‘tl him to visit the European hospi-
tltls. which in I5llt‘l‘_ years hat: ht'u-n
benefit to humanity: ilc .
value ilt'l'l‘ twenty-two years 11110. and 1
hi.- vwnrt-sslmtul career in Norwalk is i
well-known. As 11 surgeon he had low .
superiors ll'l'i 11:; :1 public :ttliritctl M:- i
izen hi: plat-e will be hard to fill. 3
lie is survived by 11 wdn'w, and two.
children. Jean and Julienne. ’l‘llc
stricken familv has thtl sympathy all
the public which the doctor has :1"
faithfully served. The life of (1 1:001!
men. acnuuinted with unbearable 1511’-
tcring. has passed on. Sadness fills
the hnurts of all who knew hint, and
sympathetic friends join with the,
stricken family in mourning the loss
of It good husband, father and citizen
Funeral of J. 5.. Waring
The funeral services of the late. Jo
seph St. John Waring will be held to
nworrow morning at eleven o'clocl'
from St. Paul's Church. ‘Rev.- Loul'
B. Howell will ofllciate. and interment
will he In the New Canaan Cemetery.
DOPE CASE HEARD
HARTFORD. Dee. 13.—-What .20“
Moment ofileinls believe to be the .
"bigsest case over" in this part of the
country whore Federal detecttt'es'
hnve trailed "11 dope seller” was pre-
senbod to Judge Adwin S. Thomas in
111» United States District Court in
this city today, when George Watson.
whose real name is said to be‘Nelaos .
Judd. or Brtdseuofl. pleaded not sulh -
1: to an Indictment oomatains chart
as or antenna, solltos aarastle M
is M Haven and other emf-“iii M.
nastiest.
PIWITOI “I.
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H. Krieger & Co.
Bank Coupons
Given Free
If you dont know what they
are stop at the So. Norwalk
Trust Co. and have them ex
plain the advantages you gain
by saving them. .
We give them free to every
one of our cash customers. Ask
for them at the time of your
purchases, they represent real
Our store is bright and attractive with the new popular shades of Christmas Footwear. .
Ladies‘ Boudoir Slippersin many'colors, Satin Slippers, Mules, padded sole,»no heels, easy to
slip into. Felts, with or without heels, run with ribbons or trimmed in fur.
Men's and Boys’ High and Low Cut Soft Kids. Felts and Moccasins.
Children‘s Leather Slippers like daddy‘s: also Felts and Moccasins. \
For the little tots. Puss in Boots.
—Elwood CR, Glover-
. So Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler