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memoir, one. 111. 19.15
till NEWS .
Mica-econtwo candidate-s
“evening.
The «av-mi filer-lion erasure or)
1010 Well Mae. No. 108, r. a; A. M..‘
Win Lo “mu lulllGYTO‘ evening.
A special meeting of Old Well Hook 1
and [Adder Companv will be held this
smutomutlmonthomby-l
hrs.
«The. lain-t» green 80ft hats. for]
Xmas.~0‘Brle-n'a. l
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John Ryan has rammed his former
position in the Burdlok lunch. South
Iain street succeeding Charles Pick-
ering. who resigned- Saturday 111.3111. '
The new concrete road-bed along
the smarflomik trolley line in
Romano: 111 neirimz completion, and
when complete will he a great tin-
moment to the old dirt road.
4—’l‘onight, Douglass Fairbanks. at
Fulani» Theatre, “American Aristocra-
07." 0
.
Jtlbollll Shields was oriented to’
drunkeniv‘ns by ()tllcor Strattun 1:151
'eveninig. Sum-mot- was 1411411011qu by
Judge loorgi- ll. Vonhnrgli thin mom.
mg and Shields was soot to Nurmnnko
lng entertained by c ' '2' ill 1‘:
t e following
(Palm Encampment will '1!!! the other day One ml 1 ‘ d 9“
‘would not credit it Us
. place.
Homo,
Theodor..-
was amotod for drunkenness by (‘on
stable lit-m y Solm,b.1t11rdu lll“..1lll'
He was ll'lt‘tl brion- Jude-o (lemme ll.z
Vosbuv‘iril tlvi morning and tin d 82';
and actual costs.
f’l‘ W M
~3A full line .. .ur \ir'itio 24.1116
records for anu (ltllV'Hy in 1:14)“
payment plnii 111 A. J. (‘ollins (‘1:
'Mins Front 11:; Hard of West T'Vt‘llllt‘.
inn: bot-11 kept unusually buuy giving
her lot-tunes on birth-1 to 4111-10314
90110015 and clubs all over—the- upper
part of the state. under the auspices
of tho Nudullon Society.
- tlhrirtinas mn‘hrollm :11
prim-.4, ()‘lirit-n's
rumzla'
(lint-ll, oi Reynolds ati'eetN
ngvndlior. “wwwd
JUle’lOu‘ehi ANV
Y04J
l 115 1
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a 1:14 -
h..—
Among the Oll3%
1 as 1 u r , 41
ll 4?.
'uestion thrt :h‘ “1‘ ' "
He thought that ex e11
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' 221' 1:1
.tractive targains ' '
t ‘41‘119l't‘ "
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l
tl1"
heron mor.ll"'lt his "is"
'"rked so much r1 re lil'l‘"l"i\.'
"nv Would how ”in '44 Ill“ oth-
city or send long 1"5' “'1' --
a"l" hens" all“ 11"‘1 ”19v rHod 111
otter for their tim-
~k-c
'nd lr'-1'b‘v-.
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rather unu'sual. and indicated a good
deal of pessimism 9b“tl' l-um'"
lure. Are people quite so foolish as
that? '
it seems incredible. in these days
ol‘ hig‘h nrlren th“ now" vn ’ .
any length of time be cajoled or to 1
ed into neglectinv their real 111m- 1.4 .
If a home store roel‘y him the goods
“1 71:4
lat right prices, and w' ‘ll tell th 1 until-«-
"hnut them, it should get plenty of
13.4mm “'0 nnt anxil'ul' tol
pay express charges or railroad fare-
...I 14-. 1k long 11.-.:1ncos for nothing. I
The trouh‘e iu “ ' tl1 "'0 ' n.- I
want too often thinks that the pub ;
lie knows all about who: ha ha ‘l1
out being told. But if people not "11
of the habit of trading at a certain
they really know very littl"
of what a; mrrchant has.
He may he 11. very good buyer '11--
111'1y in- an excellent 311"” "f vn'u-w
~le to land goods in We home town
1nd plum- them on "4 counters a1
":ItI-s'. way below the My. (-lty stor"
which lms hrovy overhead charges 11-
pny. lint the public- i4 from Mi»
r:ouri. it want". to l1u “shown.” it it
is not “shown." it goo-1 to some uuar
tor whore there in 11 disposition to gm
otter business and give information
about stock.
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STUDENT ELOPES
AS ROOMMATE DID
Yale Freshman Weds Stamford Girl
at Port Chester Same Justice
for Each Ceremony
PORT CHEST} i, \' Y., I)(‘(‘_ 13:4
Filbert Collins. a fuslun'u of Yah-
llniyersity, and Miss Miriam McGarry.
of Stamford. Conn. arrived here 81111
dny evening in an automotive 11nd after
obtaining :1 marriage license at the
1101111- of Town (.‘h-rk ('hurh's 0. Del“
by n-ero directed by him to the home
of .lutulce 0f the Peace Malcolm.
Merritt. who married them.’
Mr. Collins. who gave his age as.
twenty -,ono 11.15 a. ioomate at Yale of
.l'ulton iiull h111ith.wl1o (-toped trout '
anennm,
ll' ole on November 29 11W: Miss 0111:.
line iiiumnn Parker of H11r1tor1l.Mr.
(‘ollinn and his bride did just what
i Mr. Smith did and Purim. They came
Work on the now lf‘tll'rlfll 11.'.~'id1 1111
at liiolmry llluft‘ on the site oi the
house which was burnt-d svvo 711!
months ago, in programing rapidly.
and it in said that the new house will
he hunduon.n.1'a11d larger than. ho on»
1 hich was destroyed.
it's 11 phi-unuro to do your Cloisonne
:Jiopping in :1 ulorr'whoro you am:
sure to please every member of the
faintly. The lame and vuriod 11.451111?
mont of furniture, rugs, china. out
glues, toys and llfllll’t" i‘urni: himzs.
shown lay tho A. .l (‘nllnm Co. Hlllkl“.4
your Christmas shoppin" easy and
notwiilmt. indlm; tho fact, their prices
you will always find the lowest with
quality the highcnt. Read adv.
-——'I‘ho :best'Xmos present for wife
or mother in u Molloug‘ull kitchen 1:111-
int-t (l"lll'(‘l‘(ld to your home by A. J.
Collins Co for Si. (:0 down and $1 :10
weekly
'Mls‘d DOLha. Stone Plnneo, well
known all over this state as an enter
miner. lecturer and club woman, is
preparing to give an address on “Two
of the Greatest Americans." She is it-
hnrian oi the Norwaik I’uhlio Li-
brary. and secretary for the General
Federation of Women's Clubs of the
United States. numbering two million
members representing nine thousand
clubs and fortymine federations. Miss
Pinneo in also state editor for Connec-
ticut. Mrs. James B. Bolton of 364
Mansfield street, New Haven, is state
president while 3 Stamford woman
has been honored as chairman of the
Music Department~Mm. F. S. Word-
Weli of Highland Terrace. Miss Wil-
son, Miss Pinneo’s a'ble assistant .who
comes of the old Rittenhonue family,
helps to make the Norwalk llhrarya
hanner- -.in5titution ’
lit’l‘i‘. in no nutomobiio were mnrrieu
by tin- 1431111) iodine and hurried on
to N: w York on their honeymoon. Mr.
(‘olline lit-longs to u prominent Stain
lo.1i family. i
Following his) olopn‘nnt Mr. Smith
11.15 sliotkid when inn {other cut his
:lllon :1111'0 and pinned him on proba-
.‘i'm for :1. your. Tho ydunu man went:
to 12-11.- houio of his bride‘s father. who
in an officer in a large insurance can».
puny in. Hartford. 11nd now he in :15
floor walker 11': :1 etore lllOl’t‘.
RELEASE TEACHER HELD
FOR AUTO FATALITY "
Miss Rudl 8. Hall of Fairlicld Not
Responsible for Death- of Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Connell.
".ii; '.:4 lluth ll. l'litll. thumb-ill school
11:1112'111'1. was: 1'1-lr4:1.-'1-d tliis morning
i: am ”11' charge 11." 111' .5} 1 light:-
111 "ttru-d :1;:;1i11:41 "in-1' in l». iduoport
t 11y C(llll‘i 411m- Mrs. Elizabeth t'l‘t‘on-l
9:191-1 i
null. 45. 111" No. 23 l'ophu'
l-iiidgoport died from i1131.1.’1-s 1111.4
mined when uhe \\ 14 r, {rut-ll by :hel
automobile of Miss Hull :11 iinncocli
avenue and State street on l)1’(‘t‘l)ll)l‘.l“
l. A. noilo was onttrcd in the young.
woman's case to day upo-i recom-
mendation of Prosecuting Attorney A.
L. Delaney. .
Coroner John J. l’holnn, in his in-
vontigntion of the death of Mrs, O‘Con-
nell, tound' Miss Hall not guilty for
criminal negligence. l
The case of Rudolph Piotr-y, motor-z
cyclixt who struck and fatally in injur
ed Raymond llevak. :1 boy. was con
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We are leaders in our
“rain 0011. Feed.
11g line.
JN
Hay.
the
Rt
. te to: any
Udl Vrl ' .‘
'ne of goods of all descriptions
Cement and everything nonded in
1. ROTHERS
137 Washimnon St.
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Christmas Footwear
The latest models in stylish
footwear for Men, vs- ome 11,
Children
.A. Big- Ftock 14f Slippers
Of -all styles and sizes, including Daniel Green’s Comfy
Slippers.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
It WASHINGTON ITIIE‘T
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'IL I ”HON! "75-?
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.Dolls
Escallops-—Warranted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
long and Round Clams and oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phone. 108 and 109.
Fm Delivery.
71 North Main 8L
1-.;;
l llll‘ 3 mil“!
ll.
1.51:“??? “—
Desks
BUY XMAS GIFTS
NOW-PAY LATER
“ChriStmas
GIFTS OF STYLISH, SERVICEABLE CLOTH-
ING, FURS AND WAISTS. OUR LINE OFFERS
A WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM.
CHARGE . ‘ . .
ACCOUNTS
OPEN ED
JACOBY’S
Framed
N
,n
TOYS
01 Every Description for
(hildn‘n’s parlortct ”
All: mobile
VPlOClpt‘C'BS/
Shoo Flys ‘
K ic'tic Fuses
FURNITURE IS FINE FOR GIFTS.
Nothing better can be thought of. We have
the choicest array of Furniture of all kinds.
ables, Mirrors, Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets and
’a “it variety of small as well as large articles,
all reasonably priced.
open a Charge Account
Sterling
Furniture
Co.
the Children
SLEDS
Doll- Beds
(ladies
“Hi; l.( lair
“ _ Ciibs
Flexible
Flyers
Pictures
Pictures, Rugs, Blankets and Comfort-
Toilet Article and Finel
Candies tor Gills
The Store Where Xmas Needs:
Are Satisfied.
F. ii. BAXIER
THE GRliA'l‘EST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbieh Pies.
tinned until January 26, in “Bridge
port city Corner Photon conducted an
inquest and found him responsible for
the fatality Piotr-y is out on bonds
of $1,000.
300 GALLON~s OF HOT
OIL HURLED OVER TRAIN
10\\ A. FALLS. 145., DEC.18.—’Thr0(‘.
hnnd ed gallons of hot oil \vcro hull-
ed mar an lllinois Central 11.1440 11:4
tiain hem yesterdny when the loco-
motive of the train struck on oil hmk
wagon. The tank exploded Joseph
Taylor. a driver of the wagon. was
fatally burned and the crew of. tho .
'rv‘nmnflwn allot!“ ‘u h-
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YORK.
Freight bolt lemon Pier 27
River, New York (foot oi calm-1m.
St.) every day except Sunday“ 3 p
m. Freight received at Norwalk
5 n. m. and at Booth Norwalk u h
FAfi ‘rn’enom 1.11:; To new
_ ,
deSsert. Sold at all
ston-.~.'l'1y them
up
up 9.1
5:80 mm.
5301'. F. Foch. Gene” ' “m. .
rna ANNlNG .1. sun AMI Teeth
PORTATION LINE. IN
on account of poor preparation
Try a Sentinel WantAdv.
its food in the mouth. Many
l9l7-Crstmas Club-917
\ “"4‘ 4 ‘ ‘
. \.\'\\‘ 4
*NN‘NSSSN
4 The new Christmas Club for next year will be
conducted in the same manner as the club just
closed. The club willrun fifty weeks 85nd the-ite- ff.-
_ _ will be five classes with Weekly payments ofza , ,
.goents, 50 cents, $100, $2.00, $5.00 The Cl£15 wm'?
open Saturday, Dec. 28, '1 p. m. and continue
open during the week ending '
. hollow tooth.
teeth:
to watch their teeth.
Dr. 1.111.111.1544;
Iunhya by mm only.
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The most economic
A-Child With Bad.
cannot grow strong and healthy
case of Diphtheria originated in a
, Dr. Mallery will explain to you
how it is possible for twenty-
seven different kinds of Germs to
inhabit one month of decayed
The. parentowes it to. the Child
1. Co. Mill! St, So. NONI“, can
Ham-h 9..» m. to '54?» 511:?- 00413,..1
Au.
Big Bargins
1 Kranach it Bach
1 Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven 8: Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
’Studwell Piano co.
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MIJ‘S K. A. POLHEMUS
Hat, Cap and Scarf Sets.
Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs ranging from
. 19¢ to 50319-531111.
Hand Crochet and Fancy Bags.
Silk Hosiery . 50¢ and $1.00
Gold Filled Hat Pins -35¢ tier pal
. Also Millinery of all kinds.
Bank Coupons.
80 Washlpgton. Street
coo-plll‘luuit
For Updmdate Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and limb-liner
Office and Residence
Telephone 004
54.80. Moln so, So. Norwalk
oi.
a
1111111115111; Cake;
Sometimes my Ma gets'mad'ot me
08 Washington St.
PHONE 410 \
Gives the Best Value in the City
not mom-r AUTO DELIVERV:
When she wants errands done.
'Cause I don’t like to leave my play
And think too much of nm. 8
But when ehe comes out on the porch
"And says so nice to me. '
.Son'cm't: you go to live Monroe
And get some duke for ten?
.1 alien speaks up just as quick
And psi-Ilia as can «be—
‘I'd love into to live flour-co
151111 to: me cake tor on. ,_ «.1.- 4
Electrical Co.
The Reed :1. "you.
47“,“?
n42 Banner Bakery-4.3 ‘
Sloan-ow"
onmnomwmmas‘we ~-
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J. enamel:
051115511111
53 WALL s'r..
11.011qu ~
Phone 438
‘URATEGY. '
Mina BWM it is time for the!
untouc- who 4!
M"m Bun
Norwalk Chronicler