Inna, Nam Canon. is visiting her‘
,dwghter, we. Charles R. Petty. at
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The.,Rowayton Hose company has
W.
on MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
CHOCOLATES in 5 pound
box .............. 3:.25
Box of Candy, /2 [b., I 1b., 2 lb.
rem :s‘r' “Mimi's!"
and loose, all kinds of Nuts.
-.- .mfeg
Vegetables.
Specials on Cigars—soc, $1.00
$2.00, $4.00.
fl'obacco in jar and con.
Dont' miss this chance.
A. HASSAN
36 Van Zant St. East No
Tel. Your Order to If :2.
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hwo removed to Winfield slim-t
mo llllie linughlm of Mr. 11nd "13.
I? " ',"'2 (‘i‘ Winii .ld Fll‘,0(‘l i1 mn-r
unlined in because of st umtma
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. .illi,
h- ro at o oclook this morning
the loncst it has been this s
9......
“1311.!“ Johnson, of Doric-.11 Method
{at church. and Rev. 8. l’. Fairbanks
91 um Most m'cnnn M. E. Church, 111-
F1 1141-1! pulpits yesterday
.’ 'ryoml Straights were noticed 1.... .L-
,2, 1 and Wet No1 .nlk Snlunfizz.
'1-rdsy.'l‘hc snow was DM'.
’ Isho it " sport.
b
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, It .rlesirlur meeting or the Third Die
)1 not: mdimisslnners will he held this
e- "luv in the Bavviow avenue elect-
tic plant. The ouccesaor Superintend-
. 131i. Ralph C. Mot-y will probably be
1 n.
“nu—~—
‘t‘ho thlriatmus rush hcgm
{int-mt line between here and New
Y .' t‘ily. Yesterday both the Marion
3 l‘ Sarah Thorpe made the run loud-
:l with freight for the! iophl mor-
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Jam-'11 i110 Mi‘l Pond was frozen
mi-r ymterday, it was not our. for
ginning. This good is rather danger-
ous and it lowest to wait until the ice
imminent] inchm thick baton
im; on it.
\‘oniu:
\‘iwing to the [not that iliov.
i? -i ‘lmllk has hoen nailed to Batik-low.
Vttl‘lllont ,on account or the illness at
ills-lumbar. there will he no mar-Hug
c‘i 'heJlihle Study Class on Wednes-
day night.
Mrs, Charles ‘Buikley. of First
Bin-ct, was the victim of an unfortun-
d‘n accident yesterday morning Mrs.
Buckley foil down the. front stairs and
~Govt-.1111] ribs were fractured. She was
191 on to the Norwalir hospital where
Buckley is a rather aged woman, bill
11“ many friends are hoping for the
m.“ l I l 1. a! sq
ii. 1 "—
v wfimm.
oW'Ar'ros -}
m 151-3. up“
5km-
-' -: “-mf‘» .3‘ v‘...'"»-,.~"\
7.! 773.3 Elizabeth Savage entertained
Eh“? .jy.
,1, ~11.
:tntl Mrs. George Cudlip 'splnt
. the week-rend with relatives in Bridge
Mr.
Ml . \ “7......”
Mr. and Mrs. William Fnyson
Tokencke spent a day last Week
New York.
"1
I Miss Harriett 11'1”" M N-
lms accepted a prs’i’nn ~11" -
1101! company of Now-'a'k
_ 'l‘he work-of the W'WPr com W
yrogressing ray-idly The n"1 s
been laid as for an the post 0'“-
Frank Batterson has comm-“0‘
Mtruction of a chifnry on th-*‘. ‘
W residence on hoton Point rm-d
'5. "- The Sunday school or the Br
. {hutch will hold its Christmas r:-
pinment,‘ Friday evening, Dec. 22::
The ‘yquiig people of the
Xmas Candy, Pop Corn in hallilma'
Eranberries and all kinds of week and 212:1
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Imam. At that time the curs-1
rho trmpcmlt... was about t; alum. \
purchased 450 feet or linen hose from
Eureka Hose Manufacturing company
of Jersey City.
Irving Albrecht, of West Side ave-
nue, has taken a position with Ponty's
Stationery Store in South Norwalk
for the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs.
lime spent 5." “Pal sutnn :ers
7R. R. Wlhiting, who
in Tok-
Gerrit Smith's coitus-rs: in that dis
Norm on
1.1%
Miss ElE‘amn‘ G. Flt-nth 0i
Heights cloH-d hot-1'. '»i“il(ftt
.i'mlm' \1
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Mr. and 11115. E: Erin i.
wnyton avenue.
”1'15
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l. Cir. 3:3 ; 21 mt ‘
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The A. W.
Tuesday all. 1 :
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(111 at the 1_ anti“ l1 1..
box was opened And the 1-1.?
1:11 tm...r.i iii- 1 : 1. ml
til :ll'i‘h. ’
‘.
A Fancl] garage. The cl Him in his
.3. n.
.dlaii now is in a serious condition. Mrsl
and: 11.11 Friday alteration and t . ',
rlt'l
are being installed, until 1 11 r. 1 ~ I 11110. : -.-_... der was in the trucking business in
“9"“ mm“ an 5”“ “ "‘“I , South Norwalk [or 11 number of years.
1' d . ii .
:13 ii is illumfnzztcd 1i: - .fmfifihfllggfigg The same business is now rnrricd on
111: :red nisihifi- nirsido avenue Fri» by his son, Cah'in Snyder. ”9 is 5W"
.... Ala]. vlved by eight children: Calvin!
EdWlIl Stevens und 55 5‘ fi'llll -~...——. M “rung!“ and "T5 Chas. *0}
have been appoinlcd u 1. ' 1 -' u 1 ‘I ”if: rell‘knonn :‘ Ill. of South NOank, Chas. of Braid 0
ill? llou‘ul'l‘m‘: litm- . It: ‘lllluafsdnr;q:lonl:e¥ W'- M?! Md hold of Port Chm."
"hm 0"“: W“ W“- n. .M rs. Dr. Nowoodf" or New York 11m?
and six rubber conts'w . . ‘- ”WW“ {Mm Chas. Johnson, of Butk's liur
of the equipment 10-51 at V ' . .i(i-liy M1 in her home‘bor, Me. Funeral services from 1111
Fun-oil fire last smunwr. - 1: ling 11 gush on her. kw home “1230 p m Tues. Buria'
_..__,.__,.... ‘ - ‘.f‘..1‘.‘.‘,.ki3§,.,“°m“' in Riverside cemetery.
.. -. .. 1 '* " ’
ma.woo . "' . “,T 1111 1 David 31. John Camp
Ngltifilaf PM ' ,!?1:Iysy$p&e :32: David St. John Camp died yostm'
i :5 f "1"“ .11: or her father day, st his into home. in Perry al'vmfl’
~1.1.1l;11iuuk,whlch oc— at the n-y e of fifty years. lie is sur
"r' ‘vived .by one sister Miss Cu therin‘r
‘ 5'” ", ' ...._... ‘Cnmp. of Norsaik. and by one blolll
£13. 1» g,- - "f” ' Who“ “'i or, Franklin A.C11mp, ol Mormon
V ’ ;:F:‘l?efie:ulfiiulol:n Conn. Funeral centres will he he}:
I An” F‘E‘t ~ ' . ‘1111 tonne-r home at tomorro“ afternoon “t "m o'cloc
! h i . ~ ‘- “‘- Efrem the late homo, of the deceased, i1
15‘ -._,.._,.-- Il‘crry avenue Rm. Louis B. llowo‘
l 1.1- ' ' 7' H for lsnhol 5* will oillclstc 11nd interment will be 1‘
l 6:de . ‘utgtltxgkxgzc 35mg? Nor-walk cemetery. Mr. Comp was ir
n. w _ I . ll
Ilb 3'- 11k. and wem lnrseil lured recently by n h“ from a wager
"withdr- .. 11 11 died on Tuesday “M
_ ~ ~ Molnemey
i En a rum-t f ‘ Funeral of Mrs. Annie .
l 1,” ,I0,.n:e,::n; L. ;. " Hardy, former-lynx The lumen! 01‘ Mrs. Annie Mclnc‘
1. ruminant of Misc. (‘3 .v- 4.1" 23);; mg?uad‘2‘n:y WMWd the ill“? MMZ‘Ecu‘P
. " b morn
Nut‘oltm Heights, l0 I .11 l‘lfld)’ [a employ V“: Wlwipwk- Wilts wé‘. Mil?
crick J. Kiett, son of , ‘ a. .1 llL‘ plant to Stun in; st nine o'clock mm 1"
Frederick J Kim, of .1. '0"!- “Church. Interment was in St. Mu? .
Mr. lctt is now ' «1nd ” “ ” cemetery.
F'i Is“ [‘1 0 .12: mceting 0f the F008?“ 0' MM. Mary "It"!!! on”,
I :1 es o no c m ”ml M” be held Th in oraluervmes of Mrs. Mar
um ------- — was scheduled tor e n d in m
Mr. and 1111-... c not held because Matilda Gamer new be! t a 9-
who lmvo a auulmt‘ :- 1 , , a. .ntondcncc was noon from her into home in Rowuytc
alive at large dinncl S. ‘ :mw. id. 8. Jackson. pastor 0" the 30"
celebl-nlc the woddiu ' nyton M. E. Church. onlointod and tr
I - L: ' ”or“ M ‘V torment was in Spring GT0” “9““
their new boost-.311. : . my 1 proclumntlon i The Eumkn Rebeka
New York. . make generous ‘9 ery, Daren. .
:l the inn
“r“ hristmu's s sin. Lodge, No. 42.1. 0. 0. F.. on .
Augustine Vega, 1-.l , : 242:! stores this nor Council.‘ ‘Dsughtefi of idberly
vollng in the south on ‘ ‘A ‘were repreSeutod at the funeral.
9““ ’9‘“- ‘5 ”WW“ r-thodist Church
his home in [Iowa olrt- . 111s goods .1111 ”M“! of Mn.- David thigh“A .
again after New Years. , 1. .o plea and The funmlaorvim of Son n
‘ M ’ ‘1‘ ”"~‘ store ”Ina wife of David Chittim, were hel
Mr. and Mrs. Windw 2389”!” drug this attarnoon at her into home a:
and their son, Laird, 1‘ , 1 w ‘l . Center 8V8“? Interment was 1" "l
timore. are spending 1' ' : Trust comonn ENW‘H‘ cemetery Rev. “M” B m
huyul Jrunes Inn at L2H .. , - 101‘ this yonflsiwli Official-id-
_ - ' ‘ :' l to depositors
111.15 M- POW”- ‘Mm’daymm'n Funeral or Edward O'Connor
. . _, . . open 11 now .- b 1) Ed
pound and Miss 11:. - -. ‘inc. 20. The tuneral seruces of .1 y
"ll-y: 599'“ Saturday ; '--Y"-""rt' word 0 Connor. son of Mr. and J. 'l‘
-—"'" I 1.1- 17.1110. of tho O'Connor “ere hold yesten-lny alter
— . » ' 1 seriously il‘ gI 0 oclock Interment wa-
hiss Agnes C 9: 111111 for n time r001: “1111:1111 cemetery.
street, spent Sunday as , lei died at 1M. n no
Miss Mary als‘ahsn, oi ‘ ’14. I . , . -11lng. Funeral ‘* “‘"‘
. A , . 1.; ‘:-. 1.] at St. Luke‘s TONIGHT’S BASKETBALL GAME
Mrs. John Manning, -. , ..., .1. .urrow afternoon
;, 11:. yesterday with , Nonnlk'o Play the Famous Harrison,
3 .. . . . "‘ of New my i
H “my oi Spring .t. - Newark, Wh“ Norwalk basketball ions are we
_ ....- .. ~ ., home of her paring ml. 11 big time mg evening .3;
._,...'1:i.'13 Anna. WE‘LL». , V i‘-‘. Burgusser 0' the ion“! armory when "Big" George.
spent Sunday ‘with M2. .. ,- ..\.o 110d he? health Smith Will make his official debut of
£0110. of Spring Bimel. ‘3}.‘1‘11-‘0233: [Swell-1:; the season as a member of the Not-
” “ . walk team.
no 11 :1 1 "M" won the 1315 fellow center. a week
3 argorct 11g...I , ~~ spot in m lineup m been done away
0" m ””39”" 8“““"“W- ,’ 1.1: of the “campaign with for good. The other members or
1:14.
3 in?! ..
was 175 m- ; "l 1.1, TOHORRON we wANT W .
ma CAF i, : 9:11-10 Yoop. HEN To RAID A can
ARE pm.“ Ci” 'THlEUES AND THE Neva
:.. { om! You u. mus To ROUND
1:: uP THAT 81c CAI-1c: 0F
.1... Y's KlOHAPPERS!! THEN ‘rou
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“‘5‘ HIL‘ -.. ‘ - 1‘ .
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.1 senous Hines.
inolo its next mm 11.1 on menus even-
ieneke, have Purchased one of Mrs. Hug, Jan. 8. a y
son-m m:
Wan-An-
DARIEN
Iqouoron
Ms
Mrs. George [-4 1:31,:
2
Es recovering from
_._m_..o._.
The Motheis' Club of Darien will
. Mr. and Mrs. George M. V. Schllcht-
111g are spending; :1 low days with relav
lth‘H in the city,
mug—.—
Mi 3 Mci‘i ii : 1 is entertaining ME:
.. . :..:m, m l'woklyll, at her home
l' 11:31 Road.
11:. 31.1w been issued for an
X .un dance at the Town
'1 I - Year‘s day.
, l Miss Van Doren, oi
. have been in New
. days visiting (fiends.
11:13. (ll Newark, l8 s
1 or her niece, Mr.-
I ‘ manor of Leroy are
1
1
it .
'wee "heldinstaummierndothorsi-
fairs held since then, the
Church was able to pay, on Thurs-
day, when the continuous] interest
period terminated. {1001) on its mortv
gage indebtedness, I result which has.
caused all the members and friends of
the church much gratification.
“nudist
A number or the pupils from Dar
len, who entered Stamford High
School at the beginning or the term.
have discontinued their studies, and
in some cases this seems to have been
due to a misunderstanding regarding
the cost of tuition to local parents
For three years the cost of tuition and
transportation has been 375. This
year it was~increased to :80. 0! this
amount, the state hears 30 and the
amount so small that surely on ambl-
tlous boy or girl should be deprived of
coveted educational advantages which
will add so much to their earning ca»
pacity in future years for this rea-
son. it seems that some parents did
not understand about the refund of
$30 from the slaw, and others did not
even know that the town pays its
335.
W. mm—m .
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
John M. Snyder
confining
WeISeil lied carotid
shuNOJNutCoal ...$1.00
“.0
the Norwalk aggregation will hold up
their ends of the play in faultless
style, and under the captaincy of
“Big George" ought to turn out as the
best independent organization in the
i
MONDAY, DEC. 18, .915
Contrary to schedule the Nor» slits
did not play neither Friday or L‘ Ltnr
day night, so that they still in: 4'9 L
clean slate. Seven victories with: .11 :9.
defeat have so far been registered, and
it’ is hoped that another that will he
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St.
East.
The famous Harrison (N. J.) team
will be seen in action against the lo~
cals this evening, and it is expected
that the “Shooters” will put up a gun...
fight against the pace-making locals.
uddod to the list this evening.
In. the preliminary game, the Quest-
1ons of \l’cstpori will he soon do! when
against the Momuuks. The Quesfirms.
have defeated the (‘umpo ldi‘n- G1.:ar(13 '
and are. (onsldeied to be Westport's
best. The 10ml youngsters yi-l nu
doubtably 1131c their usual line- ,1 on
the floor, and they hope momma
their winning streak this cw rung.
VanLieu, of \Vts‘.pcrt,1:i?i who;
the big gamc this evening
who defeated them by a score of 22 to
21 on their own court. last Thursday
evening. The some men that lined 110
*agalnst Norwalk last week will take
[no Iloor tomg-nt, and from all ac
counts the locals will have to “"lstep
to “bring home the bacon”
David W Raymond
U N DE. RTAK ER
1 Tel. office, 1069-3; Hon-I, I“,
27 WASHINGTOH 8?.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
1
! 0““.‘13.
town :65, so that even under the in- _
creased rate, the cost to parents is
but :15 p‘er year for each pupil. an
dent of South Nofwalk, died at
home, 64 Ely avenue,
morning, aged seventy-five. Mr. Sny—
John Merriam Snyder, an old mesh.
his
early Sunday '
F. t. LYU
Guild Job l't lililll;
wot Papa}. bch- work. near 3,.
"' NUNIn
:v‘tn “Hut:-
1 IIIIHW‘LU . ‘
Merchants Prof it
Sharing Coupons} .
1| 1 m ‘ {V81 :3 ‘
Vi 1th all Cash: Sales : 5 1 1- ~ Sai- . . 5:“
‘U . i “new , i
4‘
Cililordil’harmacy. S99 ..;
WI 1 .1
80. Main and Elizabctn Sta.
. . . f 99 . \ ..; '1,
PM” ”33‘153’ 1631:9113 1%.??in :13]; :12:- u~ . 2:: 1331
1 give to, alucsys serving, ai... . , . Iii-1g
Certificate . 1d Coupon lice 9 e useful and always rr': I' . .itc ., .31.; .
' ‘ hundreds of gilt scfcotnms Lo; 911 . 113/.
__~_;.,,_ ....... ‘ Our four entire floors are teem hat
_ “”‘ ‘ " ' ’ 111 1. l t' ~ 2 «d ’Fm‘
W“ A -M W I Elm-.3? aendroglrl ifiefnifg‘ 3‘9 .,:n . .» 3- .3
O l' {F.iiy ' , as- .,
Stenographer ! scrimctvhrt igccgoosglttron 1: 301‘}.
, l 7:41, from ......... :5“ 1:
(male) Wanted l ““W‘
, fl i 3
Also Booi. - pens and Stcnog- V C Li H ,:
raphers, .... .‘c and female. I . ii.
An meal Xmas gift , . - “3‘ . :1
CALL ;".-.3 let us tell you _ :4“ ucnt is large and _§ ' ":35 .9“;
0‘ ‘he ".1:d ("fig-CI}; ll‘is‘i’l ,,.............. ‘.P...'Ig
now open. . I I“ . 'PI : m. "I:
‘ :- C111 7-11 i" r"!
. ~- 0 Makes one of the finest of C ”5‘
Mel-fl“ Bu.‘ [“883 H nice China. We shown ' ’ .. . ' , '1 {5:
can .clect any numhm .. a : 0 ,
College ._._..._......______... *'
Sm» ' Norwnlk . t .
«amtma . 13ml» mm PIC " -:- ., ‘
: ‘ A large and varied 1- “It 7 l'.
1‘ prices ranging from .. .V I
W e 1. 0 Fund: , .
o o ‘ v, ‘q‘ " : l:
I V! .
to: e Repairing . O . " .
t . ‘ l is .1 bewildering displw ‘: 1
N . ‘ D A bi! , K": ,
and Upholsteung ; dig; $333... :5... :it‘
f others no numerous to:
, I bins and 0his. ‘ _.
tend a 161111 or phone . at
' “ "A J m 2
for man to call and 3 . . 1 P .1. ..
give estimate
A. J. Angevine &.So:1 ...m.:..... , -- ': “'1
C0 KEtl’ ADVERTISD . 't‘:
.' g iDVERlio.....
v
WWAS‘MUWUWDMAMIWW
new
THEN You Nus‘r TRAN.
I: THAT MURDERous BAND
0F BLACK HANDS \dHo
' KILLED THOSE No (7:ch-
110:5 LAST use.“ -
SAY! JUST A
"NOTE HERES '
‘SOHE THtNG FOR
me. CAPTNN 1'
WHAT 15
Pl” ?
Norwalk Chronicler