.» - . ‘ GROWLER
‘ Tris the night before
Christmas when down in the
. cellar ‘ the furnace was
' growling like a regular
‘ fellow. “These people, they
feed me on coal that is vile
_and think I can work like a
Turk all the while; they give
me my meals only when they
“feel cold, and if I go out they
shiver and scold. Of course
I can't thrive on clinkers and
ashes no more than can they
. on “sinkers” and hashes.
Now if they woodd but give
me a little attention I‘d be a
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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 at 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.
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house of representatives, whose mem-
bers take office in January. The in-
formation is contained in the proof
copies of the manual which were sent
to the local representativeselect for
examination and correction before g0-
ing to the printer. The next state
senate will consist, as formerly, of
thirty-fire members, twenty-fire ot
whom are rilepnblicans and ten Demo
r-rats. The prcsidenr of the senate
will be l.icut.-Governor (Hillard B. Tru-
son. of Bridgeport, who was president
tinting theI last scssion. The young
est member of this body will be lieu-
ry ll. Lyman. of lliddlefield. a tanner,
gOOd servant as one you
could mention; I‘d make
them, feel cozy and genial and
..~~bri'g"ht and as merry‘ as
' Christmas they would be
day and night. 1
THE
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COMPANY
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G1ft Footwear l
Give Footwear for remem-i
brances. The recipient of a pair all
our Dainty Felt or Ribbon Trim-l
med Juliets or “Comfys” will bel
absolutely satisfactory and grati-T
fy their desire. ‘
Also complete stock of Slip-
pers for men.
Keelers 81100 Store i
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HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR MAN:
' AND BOY ‘
OVERCOATS
$10.00. $12.50. $15.00:
. $18.00 . .
CopyrightClothingCo. i
a N. Main St. So. Norwuk.i
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Ideal Xmas
Suggestions
at the Store
.9“
Richard F. Noack
26 North Main Street.
Among the hundreds of
beautiful and useful articles
Gigantic Christmas Sale
No need of your looking elsewhere. The best garments
for less money you will find at the Paris store.
Women’s and Misses' Silk Plush Coats from . . 3512,98 up
Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats from
4.98 U1) to $25.00
Women’s and Misses’ Dresses from $3.98 up to $20.00
Women’s and Misses’ Suits from
_ . 3 $8.50. $12.98 and $15.00
A magmfucent showmg of Swell New Waists—98c. $1.57.
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98. $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98.
You have not seen th: best unless you have seen them
at the Paris Store. Come and be convinced.
Store will be open every evening until Xmas.
GLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Who is 23 years old, while Sessions L.
Adams, a 1mm official of Plainfleld.
tigcd '32 31111'5, will be the oldes't sen-
ator. ;\lr. Lyman scrred in the lust
hous‘c and Mr, Adams was a member
or lltt‘ holisc in 151.4” and the senate
1n 1101?», Hartford ha; thin-c senator",
.\ew llnrcn tour, \\'uterbnry two. and
Bridge-port three. Ten of 1b:- scnnr
ltois have ncwr served in lllt‘ legislar
litre before, thirty are married and
live an- sinult'. There will be eleven
lawytrs and two lnrmcrs, whilc others
Vghc lllcir (,11-t'11pulions ns ulitol's,
ibunkcrs. szilo'snicn, clerks. mcrchanls,
Ecleclriciuns. superintezulcnt of schools,
:lumbt-rmt-n and numulncturers. (lne
;t".:vr111an_\’, four in ltelnnd, tour in .\‘c\\'
'llnrt-n and two in lit-rhy. The lntlcr
1 two are Patrick ll, O'Sulliran nndJohn
'Y. (‘nldwclL tht- latter bcing no“ :1
ircsidcnt of llridncport.
Him the senate, lhc ncxt house will
be orcrwhclming Republican. the po-
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These are the. Fashions Approved by Paris
AND
Worn by the Leaders of Society
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They are Reproduced in
PICTORIAL REVlEW PATTERNS FOR JANUARY
The Only Patterns with Class in Every Linc
J ames-Donnelly 16 So. Main St.
1 A Merry Christmas
INDEED IF YOU WILL GET
HERE FOR YOUR FEAST.
YOUR SUPPLIES
East India Tea Co.
i Tel. 371
. 125 Washington Street 3 \
llitirat division being till Republicans
land 04 Denmcrnts. ’l‘hesc nrc diriocd
among the counties as follow.» lit--
publicuns. Hartford. :55, .\‘c\\ Haven :3.
-. New London 21, Filll'llt‘ltl L‘ti. Windham
. lti. Litcllllcld .‘ll, llltltllcscx l'o'. 'l‘ollzlnd
12“; Democrats. Hartford 10, New lla-
rrn ll. New London 9. l-‘uirilcld R.
,\\‘indl1t11n K. Lilchllcld ll, Middlescx .3
land 'l‘olland 1:. The youngest member
:at‘ lhc house will be John llurkc. a
lawyer, of East Hartford. who is 2.7
.rturs or new, told the oldest mcmbcr
‘will be Louis 1‘. humourcux, of
’l‘hompson, Windham county. who is
, if: yours old. Jervis i). llrown, .lr., oi
Milford. and t‘. Ii. Clark. of Wood
bridge, will be among the very young
nwmln-rs, both being 2". years old.
'l‘ha-rc will be quite :1 lcw lcgislutors
who arc orcr sort-my years old in
.cludinu tho colleague of Mr. l'lurkc,
the yo‘rrucst lllt‘llllll‘l', William ll.
ilireucr, of East Hartford. who is 1'1-
. wars of 111;". The llmlSl' will be com
:posed mostly of mn-rricd min. lhcrn
being only :21 single invmbcrs. 11l-
jtthonuh thorn will b1- ltl widowcrs.
The farmers will be 9n the majority
lwith 03 numbers whllc thc lawyers
yt‘om” n1-xt with 3).
Thu other occupations \11r,\'. there
’bz-lnr: grocers, merchants. at unrate
proprietor. rcnr ndtnirnl retlrcd. (loo
Ji‘fllt‘ll‘, rcportr. insurance uproot dec-
:‘ll’ill‘llll‘t'l‘, clerk. nuditor, stm'k breed-
1-1' t‘our physicians. cut-pentcr. mason
.1-on1ructor. icc dcnlcr, grnin dealer,
‘iron mcllnr, blacksmith. market gm.
idem-r, proprietor of bowling alleys.
l'ruit grower. real estate nucnt, lumber
ldeulcr. merchant, plumber. bookkcep~
t-r, cnlllc dcnlcl‘. l‘m- insurance agent.
gnmchinist, hnttcr. truckmzm, barber
, . touchur. station llKl‘Yll. town clerk. lur-
lnrvcr. printcr, stutcnuin. manager of
ll'l‘t.‘flllll‘l‘_\’ pnlntcr. vctcrlnnry surgeon.
lprirntc detcctivc, coal oenlcr. con-
lslructlon engineer. undertaker, drurz-
lgist. cleclriclun, mom. retailer. bank-1
or. pattern mnkcr. nudge ot‘
harbor lrunsportcr,
lr'lcrm'tnnn. carriage denier,
ill‘t"
,\’:1rious nations rcprcscnted in
jtlic given birthpluccs ol‘ the ntctnbcraé
3 Mom of them were born in this coun-
'try, while one was born in lrclnnd..
four in ldnghind, two in Sweden, two
i in Canada. one in Scotland. one in (‘og
Ilumbns and one in Germany.
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COLUMBUS CLUB I8
SOLD T0 JOE TINKER
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Former Manager of Chicago Nationals
Along With Thomas Wilson As-
that ’we offer as Christmas
suggestions, let us call your
attention to our general
»' jewelry line, such as Signet
; .. Rings, W. W. W. Stone Rings,
Bracelets, Watches, Laval-
lieres, Cuff Buttons, Vest
Chains, Waldemear‘s Fobs,
Breast Pins, Scarf Pins and
all that is good and desirable
in jewelry of quality.
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FANCY FRESH KILLED OHIO TURKEYS.
TURKEYS ................ 32¢, 34¢. 36¢, 38¢ 11..
PORK ROAST ............................... 19¢ 11..
FRESH SHOULDERS ....................... 18¢ 11..
FRESH HAMS ........................... 24¢- 11..
PRIME RIB ROAST .................. 16¢..26¢ 11..
LEG LAMB .................................. 22¢ 11..
FREE DELIVERY To EAST NORwALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
' . ican Association.
COLUMBUS, 0.. Dec. mix—Joseph
{Tinken former manager of the. t‘blcn-
[5:0 Nationals, arranged tonight to pur-
chase the franchise of Columbus
American association team for him-
itself and Thomas Wilson of Chicago.
I Tinker for many years was a loud-
ling figure inhaseball. lie was a mem-
lber of the‘t‘amous Cub machine when
lit was looked upon as the pe’cri-éss ng-
lgrcgntion in the game. At that tlmc.
{the famous infield
‘Chance. Tinker and Steint‘elt was rc-
! Sumes Control of Franchise in Amer-
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Merchants Profit ’
.3 Sharing Coupons!
With all Cash Sales
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g-CliffordJ’harmacy.
So. a... and Elizabeth Sts.
‘lli’hones 8334532
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EXTRA FANCY MARYLAND TURKEYS, . '
- 30¢-38¢ lb-
FANCY DUCKS 28¢~~32¢ 11).
LARGEGEESE......................, ....... 28¢1n
NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS 28¢,-_32¢ 11,.
FANCY FOWL ....................... 26¢*30¢ 11;.
FRESH HAMS .............................. 23¢ 11..
Beers Meat and Provisi0n C0. ‘
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
,“Tlnker jumped organized baseball and
went ‘0 ”19 Chileds. He l°°k many mom today to remind all postmasters
ol’ the rule permitting the delivery of
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for the. Federal League to make many 1
years ago. He jumped into promi-l
nence when Charles Ebbets, owner of l
the Brooklyn learn. refused to pull1
him a certain salary, after agreeing
upon him as manager or the Dodgers.
stars with him .including Ed Rent-1
bach, the former Cub pitcher, who is-
now a member or the Boston Braves,
South Norwailr. Phone use.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
REEF ADVERTISINETAND
\DVERTISINGWIpL manor]
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Tlnker piloted the Chicago outlaws t;
a championship in the Federal circuit.
He was a failure as manager of the
Chicago team in the National league.
after the Feds and the 0.13. men made
v°a°°- ..- r .> li'.:ll1llilffll
{was born in (blood. Russia, one in‘
probate. '
tobncco grower..
forester. .
innd numerous rclirrd business tncn.‘
composed of ‘
garded as the best in baseball-flora,
1 is the only member of the quartet who .
is still doing duty in the big show. i
Led Outlaw Jumpers ‘
It was Tinker who paved the way.
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istram & Hyatt 1
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
If, DEC.Ka3, 1916
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The Last Minute Man or Woman
Will receive prompt and courteous attention
here. Plenty of big and little gifts in every de-
partment. Don’t miss the gift tables near the
entrance.
GIFT CHINA IN THE BASEMENT
Conveniently arranged groups at 10c. 25c, 50c.
75C, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00
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We have it .3.
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X A good Sweater men, women, bovs , 3;
$2 a nd girls i We have It .24
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3: A good pair of Shoes for men,“ women, 4 It:
’i’ ’ bOYS and girls -We haV e1. ,5;
:5. A good suit of Clothes for men and 3-5:
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It: A good Dress of silk, satin or serge We have It :3:
3: A good Waist of silk, voile, or crepe Ill
é: de chine Wephave it :3:-
132; A good Bath Robe for old young We have it t.
:3? A good Mun from $5.00 to $75.00 We have it .3.
,§ A good Blanket or Quilt large or small 3.
33': We have it :5»:
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and girls We have It 3"
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" easy payment Plan :5,
week prompted the postot’lice depart-
LETTERS To SANTA CLAUS.
- WASHINGTON.
lands or letters addressed to Santa,
’Unm appearing in the. malls of llllrl‘
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llec.
these communications to
institutions or reputable persons wool
may desire to use them exclusively,
for philanthropic purposes. .
letters bear no postage stamp and
charitable organizations decline to
pay 1the postage, or when no request
is made for the letters. they are to l
ho sent to the. Dead Letter Office. .
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53 WALL ST.
N ORWALK
Phone 438
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