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‘h‘HURsoAY, DEC. 2..
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lun‘alhcrs,
1916
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INSURANCE
OF ALL. KINDS WRITTEN IN 3
run BEST COMPANIES IN THE 2
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN AS ,
YOUR INSURANCE SEOUL-1) BE i
WRITTEN TO PROPERLY C0?-
ER YOU. Think this over. it mean!
south Norwall: Trust Co. Bldg.
a great deal to you.
Taylor &Golden
Telephone No. 1230 .,
South.Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. j
not neutral-—- 3
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w.
\xc'rc waging a cam- ;
paign against winter ‘.
and your assistance will make
it uncomfortably hot for this
‘cold blooded gentleman.
We’ve got a lot of faith in our ‘
coal and you will have, too, af-
ter you‘ve tried some of it.
Send in your order today. Our
delivery is prompt.
Harris 81 Gans
Water St. South Norwah
fill! NEWS
Si..'1ohns iolctz‘k— \‘o ti. F. and A!
lll.. meets this PH'lllllf tilt the trans»!
flt'llOll ot it—gnlar business.
charms!
Norwalk!
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cult buttons.
marl pins, \Hllt'llt’F, t‘lt'.
Pawn Shop. !
'l‘hc'w \ilil ln' :1 itiztlii't ir'll iin- -s‘
mteting this t\lllll{.‘. of ])l\lsl0|l No i
l. A. O H. in the “all ~ll\tl lodpt-i
rooms. All ltlt'llllNlS llt icqutxttd tol
be present. I
""ln llultlt “ii
at the Regent tonight. i
«Gladys t'olnirn in
Life,"
Wanonni Council. l). 01' l'.. will holdi
a H“ g'ulii chit-monthly nicotine ""l
night. in Red Men's Hall in Main,
» street. Important business will be:
'taken up. I t
— Special .\ima~ 'lllltlt'l‘ at the t‘lif‘-}
tort]. $i.t‘nl. ,
Services will lw llt‘lt! in the Sn’th
routine lmsint‘s'
' ' No iui'cttio-l'
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’ ~ (‘11. 134 \\'ashington street 1
its-h Lutheran Church Sunday. the 2tth.5
"if llcccmbcz‘, at 4 p. in, There Willi
also he Christmas SPJ'\'l('.‘S at l p. m.‘
d‘lii‘istnias Day. 1
“Tllt‘l‘l”l5 no ('it‘t mon- usclul titan!
“3"“ of our flashlights Evciy'typc and i
in not-k 'l’hc \vmn» victovtrit‘;
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.\‘oi'\\i‘.lk .\t-rit-, .\'o. .788, F. t). l‘l.,'
mot last wetting ill the lodue rooms}
rooms-in Wall mutt. anti conducted;
llt'~.t‘i'c.<liint-tits were!
*I'!'\ ed after 131-1 1.1132... .~s n.1iv‘ing h: ti
hm. n cont-in led.
calendars haw hot-n t
i: :‘tted than those which on being pl‘f‘» I
Hlll"tl to the t'riv‘nds 111' the Peoples"
'l‘rnst (‘omraniz 'l‘lipy arc very ar-
tistic and reflect Fred“ on the local.
nhit-h has become
'lianliin; institution,
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“ such :1 :‘llCCDFFhll bank in our midst. j
rConn‘ in and look over our stock !
nil cigars, it). 37., .30 it a hex, 'l‘ohot-g
co in lbs. and 1.3 lbs. Piprs antl'
«Ectit‘cttcs. Sonunit's itt thr lad-its. ,
Clark’s (‘iuar‘ Store, (‘01.. South Main
and \Vashington St‘s.
'llutlc‘.‘ Lodge. No. [17 l 0.0.?”
conferred the second d1 gitc on the
candidatv":, last night, and also heldt
the second nomination of officers.’
This evening at 7. 30 oclfck, the iiiem
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i - 31ers will conduct inner 1 services for!
iii lthll’l Illill til.
the late William S. Wilcox. at his '
residence in Woodward avenue.
u—Brand’s written guarantee cannot
be beaten so easily. Gents ladies.
{Washington street, South Norwalk.
You‘rBusiness Affairs
5:41“ the building up and de-
veloping of your business at-
fairs, 3 Checking Account in i
:this bank will prove of the
greatest sertxie to you.
Our large and steadily in-
creasing list of satisfied cus-
‘tomers is the best possible
uproot of the satisfactory scr-
‘ vice which we render.
IO Wilhlnoton m.
m M. MIR, Conn.
was found to be all right.
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Howumo's
Do you remember
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When you Were little
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do 5 are
plegfy We are
goody
No indeed!
and Father or Mother took you downtown at night to see the
Christmas windoWs and go through the stores? ..
What a wonderful time that was.
Just like the Fairyland the stories told of
There were no stores brilliant with electric lights then; 1... i. r
it is Grandma or Grandfather Who reads this.
But what splendid fun there was just the same!
Remember how you stood in front of the big windows and picked out the things you
h0ped Santa would bring?
Remember how the gas lights gave everything a soft yellow glow; how the funny
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- clown danced: how the tinsel sparkled!
And then Christmas morning!
The fear that Santa hadnt been. the joy when you found what he had left, and how you .
hugged Father and Mother!
Do you stop to J think that those joys of your childhood ought to be the.
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joys of your children and grandchildren today?
Do you take them by the hand and bring them to see all the beautiful things that
Christmastide 1s bringing?
Do you let them look 1n the fairylike Wind0ws as long they want to; go with them
through the stores. as Mother and Father used to do with you?
If you haven't yet done that, DO IT NOW!
There is a glad welcome here for you win Toyland and every other part of the store.
You will en} joy it. every minute. For you will enjoy what you see/aand you Will enjoy
the joy you are giving your own boy or girl!
Dont hurry, dont worry; dont scold don't fret; take plenty of time; come early. stay
late wand thoroughly enjoy every minute.
CAUSE .UNCERTAIN.
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Joseph H. Sanford.
The cause of the death of Joseph
traiage at the school Sande) moraine. .
will not be dotetmined.
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Cotonei John J. Phelan Visited the.
srhool yesteiday but hcltl no formal1 ‘lltncrs' Itcscric
inquest
ford he examined the 1’0““ plant 9‘ , Alan-hall Steains of New Car. nan. who .. .
peeially to ascertain if them. was an)-
thing \viong with the electrical equip !
merit 01 with the exhaust from the on t 1,.
I gine, either of which might h we cans
Together with William 311113
ed the youth$ death. but ev iythlng
Dr. E. H. Smith, of Roddlng. said
(0—day that while heart trouble might
have caused the death he had given
cerebral hemorrhage us the probable .
muse. He was of the opinion that the
youth might have received an acclden.
to] blow on the head some time But,
urns: cranium. A blow though now
optima b t
a not cell It
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time might have caused an internal PBEDICTS ABOLlTlON OF.
hemorrhage. Dr. Smith said that when
' Bracelet “atom. at Charles Brand’shcof‘cller Phelan Investigates Death of the young man went away to camp,
her his heart \vas caicfully
and was found at that time
last on
examine
“ :Hudson Sanford, son of Daniel S. San- to be perfectly normal.
ford. principal of the Sanford school.
Rodding. has not been determined and licld this aftunoon .1”. t\.' o o clork.
as no autopsy has been otdeied ac-
étual CRUSE‘Df the (lG‘llll Ofllht‘. \HOlllll COMM”? ION FOR ’NEW CANAAN.’
whose lifeless body was found in the t
' The funeral ot’ Mr Sanford was
LICENSED LIQUOR SALES
DANBURY. Doc. 20.—-At the SWEt’l‘
ish Congregational Church here last
night. Rev. J. A. Solandt predicted
that licensed liquor setting was enjoy-
‘jlng its last days in this state. llc said
Announcement. has been made by.
ihn- \\ at Department at. Washington
of an additional llst of men who hate
lwn commissioned as 0 Athens of the
ntatts Anny. Among the number is‘
1.5 been commissioned a captain of
.:1- why. Mr. Stearns, as well as the
t oi the candidates, retently pass
‘d successfully a competitive exam
112:.tton. All the new ofllccs have
Loon notified of their appointments 7
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NEW vonx Dec 20~ooid to 1113!; f
Canada, .was depended in the Assay!-
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in ad have acct pied.
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MORE GOLD FROM CANADA.
amount of $8. 200, 000 imported ham
to the mom
t
that he was in touch with public sen
timent in many places in the state and
declared that there had been a pro-
nounced change in public sentiment in
favor of no license in this state with-
horns (if 1110 tmitht" in the past yem‘
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j-U. P. GIVES BONUS AND EXTRA—-
‘ DIVIDEND
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—~A bonus of
one month’s salary to all cinploycs
whose salaries do not exceed $1,800
a year. without diScriminaiion as to
membership in the railroad brothct-
hoods of trainmen, was Voted today by
the direé‘tors of the Union Pacific
Railroad The directors also adoptedi
a. plan for insurance fOl its employ-j
as with salaries under $4 000. An ex-
tra. dividend of 2 per cent. on its com-
mon stock “as declined
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We Sell Red Oak Coal" "
3 bu. No. 2 Nut Coal. ”$1.00
WM. EFFRON C0,, Inc.
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David W Raymond 1"I
U N DE RTAKER
Tel. office. 10593: House, 693,
27 WASHINGTON ST. t
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING l
3 Rowan St. ' i i
Pure Lard, a lb. ............ ............ 19¢ ! ',
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ....... T .......... 35¢
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .. ......................... '45:}. ~
Smoked Shoulders, a lb ............ . ............... 16¢ “ '
Dixie Bacon, a lb. ......................... 21¢
Uneeda Biscuits ................... K ........... 41!; ’r :11
’A. STULL
Norwalk Chronicler