Red Star
How dearyto our. heart is
sight of a coal'bsrge as
.y the tow-boat presents
lview—s load of black
Me, so scarce and so
,, _ 'tis rarely we're able
: _ sonar a leW. Our bins
More yawning but cour-
m is davming, a rift in the
with shows a lining of blue.
W3 note of salvation the
m is sounding, we’re
hating so happy we’d just
Ibis fto yell; speed quickly
item.- “Norwalk,” with em-
f- m of crimson, steer swift
bible haven and all will be
, The old, oaken tug-boat,
to iron bomd tug-boat,
‘Ils’ moss colored tug-boat
; ‘M serves us so well.
3 THE
reams COAL
‘ cotwANY
/
A to be found at
Our Store
«Hudnut’s and Colgate‘s Per-
mes and Toilet Waters in"
large variety of sizes and
'jrices.
l‘Mapicure sets and Traveling
_ Toilet Cases.
fiatety Razors ...... $1 to $5
. A.m05t aceptable gilt, a'Ko-
dale .
, . ,Appollo and Fishe's Choco~
'\ lates‘ in one to five pound
boxes.
HA. Mead
‘DRUGGIST. .
t
' Vg‘ood timepiece by its
.... mi performance, perpetu-
hes pleasant memOries of the
2:, dOVm through 'many
innly the reliable makes car-
at a
"raid in our stock.
JEWELRY STORE
“ The Secreiolylng Lumber:
”Lies. in carefully selectingtlte 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 at e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Crw-Dipt Stained Shingles.
The Hatch .6: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Christmas FootWear
The latest models in stylish
. footwear for Men, Women,
Children
A. Big Stock of Slippers
Of all styles and sizes, including Daniel Green‘s Comfy
Slippers.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON 'TREET TELEPHONE 1475.2.
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That make most cherished presents.
Telephone Tables Muffin Stands ,
Tip Tables Sewing Tables
Serving Tables Bedside Tables
Cellarette Card Tables
Tea Wagons in Many Styles
A New Line of Art Goods
Oi metal, wood, wicker, glass and pottery that will surely
serve to answer the present problem. See the"Window Dis-
play. . _
RAYMOND $4 SON
A BIG STOCK or TABLES “
&
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' cumufltsvsu Tristrarn J
(Continued 1mm first page.)
Mann} chief oi the division at militia
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt
aflsirs, might discuss the status of
the national guard betore one of to-
morrow's sessions. Resolutions were
adopted yesterday inviting him to
speak, after some discussion.
Governor Spry of. Utah declared the
militia problem was one o! the most
important the governors face. (lov-
ernor Holcomb of Connecticut said
HOlidaysuggestions all ’ro
FUR COATS HANDKERCHIEFS
MUFFS AND NECK PIECES RIB'BO'NS
TAILORED SUITS ' LADIES' NEC‘KWEAR
LADlE'B' COATS MEN’S NECKWEAR
no one knew the present status of SEPARATE DRE M
'the guard and that he intended to 09- CHILDRE‘N's Goggles R'I's gtgglélsNGs
pose the building of any armorles LlNGERlE AND SILK WAISTS SHOPPING BAGS
in Connecticut until he learned deli]; PRETTY pETT|COA13 STATIONERY
itcly where it stood. “It now looks," RAlN comps ‘ BATH ROBEB
be said, “as though the guard is about UMBRIELLAS BEACON BLANKETS
nineteen lwcntieths tederalized with sun" CASES COMFORTABLES
the rest of the authority in the
states."
.l‘ho Maryland budget plan as de-
scribed by (hivernor Harrington seeks
lto make impossible an expenditure of
'more money in appropriations than
lis received by the commonwealth
from all sources. it comes limbo»;
in the governor. '
Governor Holcomb described the
(‘onnt-(licut system of naming a. state
financial board to assist in planning
appropriations and told how the state’s
indohfrdnoss had been reduced by sev-
r-rai million dollars within the last
Special Gift Tables in the Suit and Domestics
dreds of dainty gills.
find the store/V
Christmas China in the Bargain Basement
Conveniently arranged in groups at 10c., 25c.,_50c., 75c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, and including bun»
BOoks - - - Books - - .. Books
Copyright Fiction, 50c. Boys' and Girls' Books 25c. Children's Books 25c.
BATH ears
TAELE CLOTHS
NAmns
PAJAMAS
NIGHT sHmrs
CHRISTM‘As CARDS
CALENDARS-
Boomers
TAGS
LABELS
Sectlons
:l‘ow years. Others outlined the fiscal
lsystmus of their own states and probe: 1
led the executive budt'ci, plan. (loin:
fmoor-Elect Goodrich of Indiana said
he expected to put through the (-x-:
ocutivc budget at the no“ loelslzw
,tivé session. Governor Mci‘ail ol‘
Massachusetts pointed out that since,
the speaker of the House had bmvuf
shoru ol’ hi: powor in the selection;
ol committees. federal anproprintions’
were larger than ci‘cr before. .
l
l M'GPECIAL ‘ j . ‘ 3., .. ..
} Potutoos pl: (15 lbs.) ibc. rum-d 2, “S“‘MQ’ r: L
l. (irotri‘l'y.
l ‘ '
{RESERVE orncsns .
l ' NAMED AT STORRS.
l
STORRS. l'lvc. lfi.——hlllitary uppointw
‘monis \wrc rundu known by (‘upluiu
Amory, 1". S. A.. as follows: To be;
ltirst surmount in the Reserve (.lillcvrs"
l'l‘rniuiun t‘orps, (Y. Edward limb of
1 lloslou, Mass; to be sergeants in tho2
ll. 0. ’l‘. (mWillium ll. Brown of lmnd
bury turd Adolph 'l‘nppcrt of Monte.‘
\‘llli'; to ho soruruut in tho band (l.’
Sale Of
Wall 68}. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwnllr
lion-plus \‘l‘viport ol' New llnvyu. .
lilyun, who is o member or Illl‘
:junior t'lnsh‘, is probably the mosh u S
lvtllcit-m military student in the cob
lingo. Last summer he achieved the __
.dlstinrtlou of being oppolnlrdt llrs‘vfi J .
. ieulounm in his ctuupuuy it tho. list receive ‘ , .
;l'lmisburu milimi‘y training: cnmp.‘ d “- Shipment of 5,9 9 x 12 Rugs.
"This is iluz biplivst mutt u Phillitll.
'cuu obmlu and be won probably tho? JAPS. AXMINSTERS' A1] Si‘amless.
EscallopS—-Warranted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt and Canned l-‘ish
Long'and Round Clams and Oysters
”wouly llrstryour mun at the miup to; .
incl-ice tho honor. Thcs ,.
j ('loorgv Whole“. a sergeant in tlwv C Rugs were bought by Us last spring,
regular army and stationed at Fort,
'l‘crr)‘. bus arrived :11 the r'umll '0 9";
his dutiesl
cut value.
. Xmas, ()‘ilriou's.
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AUTOMOBILE BLOWs UP.
Ten per cent. discount from the
We, Have the Best
BRlDGE FISH MARKET
. 'Phones 108 and 109.
Free Delivery. 71 North Main St.
[additional discount of 5 jer cent
! - ‘. we own them for at Least 40 per cent. less than the
‘n . “
ll. Kriegcr ‘81 Co.
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and
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lslst Captain Amory in ‘ ‘
3 Two more warriors are t‘XDI‘QXt'u ulwrI
(tho Christmas vuruliou. Thu tlm'r. Do 0 d
. .. '- . . . ~.,,. g ‘ .lu':u'=.l u use . .
idill nmnmfinr—‘Ilu tom 1,: uml 5 y one of these Rugs for the holldaysy
'l‘ lutrsl . m n soft llllla ior‘ T - -
l M l». ; he patterns are the newest, the mic“ all guaranteed
regular prices.’and an
in Bank Coupons to be
'y... -n.......-
; Bliss and Archer Felt as if They Were‘ ; .
' Bombardcd with Shrapnel. : d‘l’C’Slted at the Scull: Norwalk Trust company
i
ll isn't ollmi tlm llll automobile to,
glue blows up and sends pieces of iron l
and stool whimi'm past the driter's;
lwuil. 'l‘lmt is “but happened this2
“vol; up llriduoporr way. ‘
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lro. B. Bliss and .Iospph Archer. oli
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‘Keep Your Eye
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
RAYMoNDsRoirufng
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
4 .Li 1
01131er AS GIFT BLOUSES.
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK AND LINGERIE
‘ Specializing In
Best Quality Georgette Crepes
AT ' ‘
$5.00
An unpsual variety of these Blouses in all over embroider-
ed crepe, lace trimmed crepe, Georgette and crepe de ch’fire
combinations. Crepe Blouses embroidered in self and crime
trasting colors and Blouses of satin and crepe combined.
"We Little Shop ‘
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-‘ l Strailord when tlu- motor of tho uuiw}
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l'tlf us would hate been killed," Mn:
1 lliiss suit].
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Stamford, were passing througl
'mobilo txplodol‘. uud bb w to bits. :
“l‘locm til the urgine wighiuu two.
~1md llll‘t‘t‘ pounds missed my brad by";
in narrow “margin," .‘.ir‘. lilies sold. 3
l A piece of pipo llli .-\l‘(.'lll‘i‘, but ln-f
‘jurod him only ::li;:lrtl.\'._ ‘
So r-muph‘tr- \rns the tlt‘fill'lli‘lltlll otj
the engine, than Mr. Bliss mid Ill.“ nu}
to :l juukzuou and rainy bouw by;
. (ruin. i
. “it“ \w lliitl bum trawling “insuring-
flllt‘l‘t" is little doubt that one or both;
“Luckily, we wore trawl;
.iug slowly when the first misslus bo-f
gun to hunt post our heads." 3
.\ rcpuir man had put the motor to. _
amber and left out some of the parts...
[Another man had taken the cur outl
without any water in tho ’rudintor. Alll
this unknown to Mr. lliss, who had -» ..._. . .~ , * - ., .. ~
started inrfiew Haven. The on!" “‘“S’lNEW CANAAN MAN Av‘B‘URGLA‘IR?’ cs'nMAN‘”. LADIES"IAID MEETS.
n 1917 ilutckrncer, and was not in. 0., m“, root (,1- u ltt’lildiuggl ’70 ““42: l'l‘llic'tuozh-ililllz will? (llzid’io's‘ flirt H"
sored. islreot, llir‘idgisorucdlichu‘ol Sum], 29 cicty,‘ot’.llno.Gv‘rmnn l—‘nulmanycldirvh
_ . gl‘mtl'sn- ., 0i} . Zeb“ "linear! was -:lr'i;c.sr'« one minim" rill "'lm o' u' it ri’ '1 '2 ii
“TNEY DR'VER'S DR'NKS cos-rm! “N Moll}.létfivrrrczmtl-lamen,' sirloin), 'litl'm‘lluth {tintirzsrlifitj(the
‘ HIM PILES 0F N'ICKEL5~ lst-y and Putrpimml' LCl‘u‘irlos ”miner ._tordu_v Janitoruiron. ”ltt‘lltlol‘lfi .01. “,0
“P i‘1thn'w‘l“‘im bl‘rglmll’.”‘ln‘“ ' "Infill/inns ‘glt‘._\\‘t‘l't‘ hoard. ulud flir
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slon. l‘ll fine ~this detendant $150
and impose. a 10 days'xs‘bspended jail
sentence," said Judge Frank Wilder,
” in the city court this-=morning when
be disposed of the case of Olaf T.
.vero sulnurthwl.158rniul'ord Admitting “will? M-l‘S-r Zippl‘afipj'. “Edi-5.. lidwiil
' Schneider. Mrs. Yomw...\lrs‘f Kplpp‘ol.
, . .4.‘ .1 2
hi FRlE‘NDiOv Ali's. time. torwantldlrs‘n l"uhl:g,b.‘
+..,_.._..- ._,,l-.‘__,,_.._._
ON specs wri‘
.mousv.
want
K. Cd. A. Claven , 56 No. Main St.
y 6 North Main Street,
.. . " ‘\
flew HAVEN’S $50,000 FIRE.
HAVEN, Dec. 15.-—Thofurni-.s
7'7"" of Vinofiman, a tour-story
, Grand avenue... w'ns twe-
burned. out yesterday after-
hs loss is CSUmflleu at uuuut
- 53 WALL s'r.
J. ‘ B. JaCkSOD NORWALK l
oP'rrcIAN ‘ Phbnehqae
Everythingdn the Optical Line
1. > y ,. . ' '- ';""'"v" ' ” ., »
Alfred A. Williams. colored,.'hu eui- “PRISONER TO ,w‘QRK m BOSTON.
ployee ot‘ the Cow. Blll{5,1§\:fh0‘_CalllL" ‘llAR'l‘FORD. "pee. 1‘ 15...»).lichnnl
from the South. recently. tlioushtthat efflroresi, the lif." prisoner pardoned
315 that DBIOXIEQd'lO AdOthUS Hamill. from the Estate prison rtt W ‘lhorsliold
another employs, was too much for “minor. left the institution min b...
lllILLO have, 50'1“? ‘0013 it “lid““lm dl’o‘i'e noon rostorduv, alter 44 songs
to Norwalk, ,1!» have. a good time? confinement; ”i; hook the .1311?
When he ““85 apprehended by DQWC‘llruiu for Boston. Ho will work in
tiveSergennt Hell’ernan, he confossgtd :1 shoe factory in the lllll.(‘l‘ citv. The
the their and promised in make rcs‘.‘ journey from the prison to in} mm.
tiltlon. {lo was fined $10 by J‘mg",.l‘01d railroad station was made in
dullng~"‘blfilnford Advocate. .lljardr‘u Gurners automobilo. Cirorcsl
.r‘xpresfil‘d much wonder oror tho
‘ womb of the city.
.Jobnsou, of Khrg‘s Highway, Falrfleld.
Johnson is u jltney driver and had
been arrested for driving an automo-
bile while intoxicated. It appears
that belong carrying a numberoi
passengers during the busy noon
hour last Tuesday. 011 State‘street
near Colorado avenue he. smashed into
'a trolley car and several of the pits-
songers in the jitney were severely
injured, including Mrs. A. 0. Ounce.
or 221 lilountaln..Grove street, who
"was taken tothe hospital. y '
Another passenger, who appeared
in court this morning had his eye
plastered and his face was bruised.
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'Aspscm. “PRICES 3N" FlSH
\‘Largc‘dry cscollops, 35c~nnd 40c.
qt. 'Extr‘s. leash. Also l’iuc fresh smelt,
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AUTOMOBILE HITS BUGGY
.. o v n . .. .
~SPEO|AL _ . ‘ 3.1.3? to; ITM. h'f:‘1rirlza.,\mz\1id731151“!(halt A buggy, in which Antonio Eisen-
en Hur flour bag $1.15 "ling. bbl. the wagon, corner of Washington and burlhhot Spriugdalc ovals riding, was
.3950. Foiled Grocery. ;\\‘ater street. . .bit by an nulom'pbli'e operated by
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you in Jilin .nprmtm‘t-uts i'md lllllflbb’flls‘jmfii-s‘ mmqnmng Mrs. spfinyumpn MM;
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b. .
Hi’llllil
Iml
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Frank Gray of New (‘unaénfiiu (lll no
brook road, Shim-day. shortly micro
S p. m., and the \rnizou was duluugw‘d
consilerably. The mullvl’ \le‘v :nlju~i.-
oil [by .l‘ossrs. Gray and JCisrir’ntiao.
Nd pi‘frmnml injuries ”one Insulin-{b
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'One Hundred and Fifty Dollars Flnc airlnrtul‘ems of. litiSt’ Rot-kl ill, Sliiii.“t-'pr3\-e‘d[pf-2,13.) fi‘ ‘rcry 51w... ,1. “it .inibe commit.
; for operating while Intoxicated. fillf'vl- "s 3 ' , ' ,l'nir.’ "(lln- enlists pres 'm -'\‘.’r'.f,f,‘f“r {pygmy [ska—m» (/1M———w< » g - » »
I BlRlD-GEPORT. Dec. 15.._"Drunken Sagobls ollogod to ban; ‘i’l‘l‘lllit;!l .iuto Reta. 3,1. 1.“ Stout»; 31mm; holinmuu. ‘ l 1, . . "
men with automobiles are as great :1 tire Clock upurimcnls‘hbuli'lo have siol- Mrs: J. l’K'. Miller/lino..(‘ ~1l'lauull’2g‘lrs. CR’E’QQ'. CATARRH ,1.
mace to Imblic safety?“ drunken 'n'suamrmflock- , Hr ls-r‘ilifl'i‘blllmWlnglelufi‘i. no. A., s. non. urn... .r. 3 our? pp "to ' ‘.
men with revolvers in their posses-1 ,ont- on.r‘.i_e root \ygbr'm no was disc-0v; 12';.llls;.;.\l‘rs.‘ Miller, 31m: 'lli'ggmmm ' - ,J. a ‘ .. 1' NGSTP‘ILS
«not new": . ohm: l‘clief “
l ‘ fronrwileatbt' llz-‘E. “ 's Splcltt‘gidl
2 m.- miuuto your clogged"nostrils
,nill open. the air passauttd of .
in ad will clear and you can ltroz‘
freely. .No more hawking, miufi‘lii
blowing, liendnidto, dryness. No sin:
filing: for breath ut night; your
or cnturrhlwill be, gone.
Get. a. mob bottle of Ely's Cl’i‘lJH
Balm from your drugnist now. Apply
a. little of this fragrant. :mtisr-ptfo.
healing cream in yotir.iir..:triis. It pru-
etroles tin-ouch every. at." pass“??- of
the head, soothes
swollen muccms nwmhrano and rvli :2
comes instantly. '
.. it's just fine. Don‘t stnystul‘fml-np
with a "cold or nasty catnrrh—Jtcliot
comes so mucking-allow «L!
w.
‘ll‘
in fur
he
mama-’48.» l4
will '
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