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AS—Just now we had an-
“er bite—which means we
, 7- more coal in sight.
Smith, Underwood,
—. Remington, all other
’ makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold atsmperlnonth.
PLUMBER.
meld Ave.. BrldcePGl’t. Conn.
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JAFFE& ASH
3 won't cost more in the begin-
but you will gain more in the
We buy everything in the line
fink—especially Second-Hand
. natural
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; in a cold and timetable housdcn’t 3011.031“
eqnimdeoennlywnh OUTSIDE-imam. 1: you'll
oomeinwe’lltellyonwhat it'llcosttomalreyourhouseeome‘
' fmblm‘ Iflul- _
The Hatch. &4 Bailey Co.
RADIATOR DOVER, .WIED. on
N OBWALX TIRES - - 4
srsomno OARBURITORS '
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC RIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS s
WELDING AND BEARING
Vaast Bros. Garage
[’HONE 1800 and 2011. 12 OHESTNUT OT, ‘0. NORWAI-K-
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- . Jewelry Is the
BOSCH SERVICE ,srnfiofi ; --. .
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Refined
Gift of Lastins Beauty
and Value
Xmas Jewelry
DiamondRings....... $49111)
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.3 mmcnzrtmmm in plain and hand embroidered initialed handktr.
chiefs and of silk with coloredlbordm .. :m .
"LADIBS’ murmurs—o: linen, Swiss and crepe dc
: Aspeciallin‘eofxadeiranandkerchiefs. ,
ORII-DBBN’S 'HANDRBROEErS—Pachd in pretty boxes at reasonable prices. 1
BOSEBY—Only the most reliable makes in every grade of silk,‘ lislc and cotton.
MORWBAR—Themcwest models (cl- women. The most attractive color combinations for the
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W’s Beading Dry m 3‘9"
anachildrmthatmmtohommwtom
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chine, beautifuny embroidered.
'e ‘ - IE" 5' i:-
» men, andbrishtly 0010"“ one! for the children. ' , .. mew“...
Gold Wedding Sluts 4 . . ‘
Newton't'soil'd anemia? VISIT THE GIFT TAB“) IN THE SUIT bliCllO
. +;..............$2t0$25 = ‘
“1'3.‘.‘.°.‘f‘."‘f‘.°.‘.““ 33‘» $14 __ - I \‘
Solid" Gold BabyBings
‘:ooo¢cc.occooc;a ”($5.03.“
Gold-tilled “P
aldemar -
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D TADDS GREATLY
TO SUFFERING» '
_NEWBERRY TRIAL
lBLU—E JACKETS TO f
SET FOR JAN. 27‘, TEST MARKSMANSHIB
for women and misses. was.
Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE
which will make very acceptable Xmas
SHOP EARLY.
The Paris Cloak and
33 South Main St. Established 1901.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS '
IN HIGH-GLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND
axis-1's,
UNDERGARMENTS
gifts.
Suit House
robs, Vest and W
Charms,
Gui!
Stickl’ins ........ 75ctO$
TieGlasp
Cigarette‘Oases $2.60 n
South Norwalk. \
F. S. LYON'
Job Printing
South Norwalk
$____; ._ ,
JIUBER ICE CREAM
HILL LINE CANDY
NLL LINE GROCERIES
:MCY FRUIT AND VEGE-
er 8: Simon
116 So. Main Street
1»
RDERS‘ FOR JUN ’
ediately sent for and best
paid. Phone or send
' MAINE POTATOES.
25cto $30
allprioes $1.5oup
Buttons ..-...‘75cto$14x
15
$1.50to$5.00
P
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Continuedlm; me 011° Demurrers Coming.
vote favorably on the recommendation
or the union leaders that the Govern- tered by the defendants,
The purpose of the defenser entgr
- by ames .
oniciais were optimistic that the demurrers was indicated .
' ' committee would fMurnn. of counsel for the defense. who
miners page scale "in explaining that no plea would llle en- 9
dec ared
(Continued from Page Ora 3.
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{at the department, the
screens would be interposed t.
In this manner, it was pom»
km: ,-
eould be maneuve. under rein-lone
approximating those of battle. Smog,
\
Carload just arrived. They are fine stock and J
cook white and mealy. Get your winter supply now.
Per Peck. 60c. Per Bushel. $2.25.
N ucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . ....... 36c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans .......... 2 cans tor 25c
hredded Wheat Biscuit ......... . . 2 pkgs. tor 25c
Baker’s or Huyler's Cocoa; large till. . . . . . . .‘ . 230
Instant qufum. 30c Slze. 20c- 50c Slze ........ 45c
Aunt nglma’s Pancake Flour or Buckwheat. 15
D . ............... . ........... -. ........ t C
Campbell’s Soups. all kinds. per can ............ 11c
Sw1ft’s Arrow Borax Soap . . ; ......... 5 cakes 33c
Extra Lame J_u1cy Grape Fruit. each .......... 10c
Very Best While Gram Rice. per lb. ......... .. . . 16c
ellow Turnlps (Weston stock) 5 lbs. for 20c
on are assured Of quality if you buy your Bak-
rcdtzcts at White House Breadery. next to
Becltmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. , ‘ - Phone 1405.
FREE DELIVERY.
cry
L. EFFRON
wan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
' 441.
' No Successors
; Specials
or the. Week
- SSES—Pure New Or-
at}? a gal. $1.10, qt. 30c ;
Q‘A‘K BUCKWHEAT, ;
3 lbs. 28c
VEI. BRAND FLOUR,
71-2 ba‘g ............ ,_ .. 90c
-' ' «OLD-FASHIONED
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
FANCY ESCALLOPS.................. $1.00 at.
SpanishMackerel ‘ 35c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 28clb-
Forequarters Lamb . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c lb.
H OME-MADE SAUSAGE FROM NATIVE
PORK ...... .. 40c lb.
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\ Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
- United States License No. 17.903. .
NURWALI.
scorn NOEWALx. 3
nficKwHEAT, 3. lb. 9c
M. ED OR SEEDLESS
msms, a pkg-
socce-
1A. STULL
19c
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(7.5.95.1 '.
.‘jErFRON
St, East Norwalk, Gonn.
Tek 441.
can AND cmESE
RESTAURANT
inner 11:30 to 4430, 40::-
upper including Soup 55c
‘Full‘Course‘ Dinner, 85:
' I WOOD. Split or t
_ 25cabasketlv
. . .. 60c abushelig
vexed all over town in any
ll
Furniture Presents
A Davenport for the Dan, an Easy Chair for theLibrary,
an Arm Chair for the Dining Room, Another ‘Section for His
Book Case, a Typewrtier, Telephone or Book Table. Many
Little Items Evereran- Likes. ‘ ' ‘
PURCHASES STORED FOR FUTURE DELIVERY WITH. 5:
or Men
. our CHARGE
RAYMOND a SON ‘ '
will and nigh so. - ’ ‘ f
SAMPLEBS ' '
1, 2, 3, 5 pound packages.
sprain-ma em; -.
oaooom'ms, 1 and 2 pound.
WHITM‘AN’S - ‘
‘ CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONS
- , Holiday. Packages
Xmas Watches
. permanence ‘of the
going on or in Ill‘USlu.-I"l, it “as rcport»
cd that. such work probably would be
impossible- in thc fucc of tho :ulvclsc
Newest Eardrops $1.00 to $6.00
New, Feston Necklaces
................ up to $25 weather conditions. in l{;}rl.~';ls.‘\‘\i'lrcrio
L, a in“... Paris -- $10 to $30 us. 2°53? f..‘lil.‘:’.i";..“$1.3“
' - \ . . t b , ,l. l . . -
es, Guard Chalns ' $2 up cull days llavc boon worked under cir-
Rosaries ------------ $250 “P cumstanccs illi'l hwn ioiorc had caused
..... 1.50 to 20 : cl'ssann of labor.
Brace et . . . . ‘
Eye Glass Holders, Chains Should thc cold snap on pl'mx'actcd
.. 50c up in those statcs. l'cports said. much suf-
. . . . . . . .. ......... ( ring might bv‘ ‘ xpcctcd.
Eye Glass and SpeCtaCIe cases ‘ llrivln snow uccompuniwi the fall-
3
i' ' ' ' -------- -.. sr- 250 up till! temperatures in some» plum s, and
in Montana a train stall-“d Sunday at
Sheridan Still was last lira Six~lool
kl'llt. Tho llii$>‘~‘ll;~‘l‘;§ were tukcn into
.hc town. howcm-z'.
At Lander, \\ ,vo., it was 31 (ll-Etccs
below zcro; 25 [Now at I-i‘.in_u4ton.
MUDL, with 25 bclow rcportcd from ra-
lmus platcs in linslcl‘n Orcgou. Grout
Falls, Mont. “as hcllmcd to bc the
coldest place in the country. llmvcvcl‘,
hill) 3 ilk-rams“ tcr 11-min}; ul £35: dc~
grecs below zm‘o.
l‘.1sturcs in tho \Vt‘slcrn country
were reported hurled undr'r ice and
much suffering by range cuttlu and
other exposed animals was l‘cm'cd. .
At the 90:11 liliucs throughout the
country the lrwi tummy-four hours rc—
corded virtually no change in the con-
mul Situation. ’l‘l‘w mine 1:4 Eoukml
with interest toward Indianapolis for
direction as to the: IchI Step in their
walkout.
It is wise to buy of some-
one you know you can de~
pend upon. You will al-
ways flnd us right here,
and whatever we sell you
must be satisfactory or
we insist upon being allow-
ed to make it sci—that’s
the beauty of dealing with
us.
Full Line of Ingers‘oll, Anso—
nia, 'Swiss, Standard, Elgin,
Waltham Watches. at all
prices, for gentlemen and 1a-
dies, boys and girls. ”
Ladies’ Newest Wrist ‘and
Bracelet Watches up to $60
Choose lasting gifts
which truly express the
COUPLE BOLD? DOVER
TO HIGH COURT ON
I (Continued 1mm Page One).
« to lake the witness stand in her own
defence. Stcvcus. plcading guilty to
two serious counts against him. testi—
fied he marricd the woman in good
faith and under the impression that
her first husband was dead.-
Stevens said shortly before his mar-
riage, he was shown a loner Mrs. Ben-
ment.
Xmas-Elects
Alarm Clocks, Deal? Clocks, initial); iizeivtctlnnfllgoni Baltimore,“ in
. . s u . or was made.» lat
gags; cgfgffispmf; 013213; her husband had dlcd. He said he
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made‘no further inquiries to establish
beyond doubt the tact of
death. as he didn't think it
. , f - ,v
Benjamin’s
necessary.
The Stevens-Benjamin marriage ll-
cense was produced in court as evi-
clocks’, Ivory Clocks, at? all
The joys and- shap'pi-
' > .., .dcnce,‘and allowed that Mrs. Benjamin,
’ ness Of this Christmas Igahve liier mazdgn name. Eliza Ferris:
_ - w en Vtfiwas swom Qt... glam-L." moidi‘
Alfie . L, in ' Téf'didn’t think Mrs. Benjamin was
.the'memor] those .f flaked if she was over married before:
who participate. . when the lice-use was made out, and?
Renewal-y and. Optical Store
‘ where catalyse me: .
he name Fclris Was given because he l
understood the name Benjamin passed l
away with the supposed death of the:
first husband. '
‘ A number of witnesses were heard.‘
who testified that Mrs. Benjamin and .
wife. . ,
, The nine-year-old 'girl of the, Benja- :
_ rains has been placed in the ‘custody
Clifford Pfiarm any
scorn slants-s.
m
the.
of the father, this arrangement haying-
, been agreed
' terday. 1 Mr. B
yesterday
‘This adds two
* “Teslpm‘t.
Stevens had lived together as man and .
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GIVEN GOLD PIECE
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Mr. Smith. who has bccn prcsidcnt
sincc the first days of thc club ma
190:2, finds that his ever increasing du-
Iics compels him to be somcu-hm loss
active in the work of the Bird t‘lub.,
although it will always have his Sin ,
cl‘l‘l‘st support. > '
Mr. Saunders, tho ncwly Monica;
president. is head Of the nalural sci-
ence dcparlmcnt of the public schools‘
of Bridgeport. During the past two
."czus. the club‘s intcrcsls “‘cl‘l" lllf
Hold.) for war work. They arc now [0 3
lm lukcll 1m, with many ncw plans, and
ucw mr-mbcrs.
Ready. to - w: er
We Solicil Clieez‘gg.
Accounts.
The leading Store to?
Clothes tor Ilia-r2. u
men, Boys and f:-:
the target and the fleet to .~ .1
out ' I T ;“ 1 ques- d t ' r smoke screen. 0er .. .- 0:.
figs! . ments roposal for settlement of the, there are grave fundamenta ‘ es rose . ’
gocket Ems. . . gagggg thirty-nlllle day old strike be accepted. tions which we desire to present, chal- 41991.8 believe the espcnm m L. H . 9
~ ... . - In that event, no relaxation of the ra-.leng:n§ tie {alidéty tor “the hindi;:(;- smile the gunner: With ”1. ”3, 3 q M,
THE IRES NGRAVING tionln orders might be expected im- men S. 13 ea 0 no gu y, e as. , ble target pram ce Symon. . ~d
' F T E mediatgely, however, ofl’iciais pointed “would preclude the raising of iheselby any navy. ,
DONE out. It would be severaldays before questions." Judge Sessions announc-l Heretofore no effort m, h , 1,! j 1,"
It is NOT our aim to 0b- suuicient coal could be mined to per- ed that dcmurrers must be line: bg'Jiér-“o use moving ships m. l;:':'- ., pm“
. . - . mit any change in business schedules. ‘uary 6. when arguments yr: 1 9 ea . 'years ago the 01d Tcxas. x-- , M
tam;he highest prices pos ’
ll. . ods they said. and widely scattered coal; All the so—callcd princxpals “ere re’iSan Marcos was towcd 0 M,”
sitblefilbutvtlog; i‘gfiST car equipment also would militate leased on their ownfrelfogcxlnzancglxacggé.Sound’ in (jll,.sap,.akp 1;“. p. .,,u
a e “gamm- 0““ ”we‘- “mg “WWW“? ° 0“ 5 0 - ' - riddled with shclls rrmn ‘ . , .
FIGURES AT WHICH Districts where the fuel reserve al- eachhon one indictment and $3,000 Wilmer: guns of the new _ l' . \rl
THEY CAN BE MAR' ready virtually was cxhauslt‘cd wcrcyanm Vel‘lrtn sees' NamFs W'thheld lyeags tho th‘cckntgc oi 1h: - we
KETE chief sui‘icrers today from t e swoop, l e . r. , use as a arac. m , 1,... w:
D. 1 of low temperatures. At Butte. Mom.“ Judge Sessions then dcclmcd lo ac-GCmnmiong ol‘ tars ,., .1 ,1 . W,
130313 v . .... . . ‘50 ‘ll " ' de recs below zero, llun- code to a request, by Attorney Illurfln, joypgi ht [hruugh rm ;. 1. . m,
3811180 grooches up ms . . $41?) grlégs'fifl rcpgrted in distress. suffer— that he be given a list of the “’lanSS-ibf mg big guns of In. 11.. .
platen’oid Brilliant. Ladies’ ing from hunger and cold. (‘5 “3101 appeared bci‘ore tho l’cdcl‘al. A numbcr or old in: m
V ‘ ' V. s Q "' T ~'tl'
Bar Pins lo [‘11) eratures spread mer Col- gran “U- dcmncd to ‘1“. .cxan~ .. --, .
' """" $1 to $10 ordatrig, .“Tylbming, Nebraska. Kansas, Permission was given “'illis V. Cap-(junk. arc :wmlnhlo 101‘ 11 . rt:
Lowe“: Hearts: Crosses ' -' \ nsin Minnesota. thc mn, of Frankfurt, Mich, one of lhc‘targcts under rhc (lapu ,w
Missouri. \ leO . I .
------- 1-25 to 10 v: ' ~ m lowa and warts 0t (lcfcndants who had pleaded guilty. tolplan, Among thv‘m :11: r.-
----- ~ Dak'ota.. Northc 1 . .
SOHd Gold Lannie“ \ other \chtcrn Stair-s. Severe inlcre change the plea to not guilty. lr’uvingldr’ana and Mugsnclmepn.
$1 50 to $30 [erence with the movements of coal Allcn K. Moore. of Grand Rapids, the .. i
J' """" ' I ' ' .0110}!!! from the Colorado mines was causcd only defendant to admit guilt. - ‘* "
801“! Gold Heck - g by the cold, temperatures in that Slatt‘ Judge Sessions directed that :1 spc- .
----- ‘ - - - - - - - - 12:25 to *8 ranging from eleven to sevcntccn dc~ Cirillvenirc of 150 be summoned for the ’ .
Gold Filled Neck 0 81118 grccs below zero. true. 0 W
.......... '. . ; . . . . $1.25 up In Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and “MN rleger ,4 0.
Gold Filled Lavalliers with Oklahoma. More minim: bl" vohm- RETIRING PRESIDENT '
' ‘ tccrs from surluc.’ deposits whim-was ’
Chain ............ $2.00 up ,
i
gt
A very pleasing l'cnl
Inc‘s plotting: Was the prcscntinu In
Mr. Smith of a gold piece as a till-It‘ll
of the club‘s upm'ccintion of his untir-
my: work for the club. - '
IMPORTANTCEKNG Es
IN CONSTITUTION
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urc of his! H An-
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INTELLIGENT
WORKERS
ARE NEEDED.
cs. all officers will now
scrrc umil ,
lllt‘ll‘ succcssors arc clcctcd, l‘cponsg EDUCATION GIV~~
will ccasc to be a vital part of tho -m-‘
. l ’ 1. I
nual mcctmgr, the entertainment comm INTELLIGENCE.
mmcc is added to standing commit-7
tccs. and officers’ meetings and thcir ' HE
purpose definitely dcfincd. The por- T
sonncl and number of members of thc
board of directors has been changed.‘
more membcrs front"
and gives the board of di—‘
rectors power to remove from the‘
board all members becoming disinter-
estcd or failing to attcnd luccllngs and
appointing members in their places,
no matter what part of the Union thcy '
may rcnrcscli’t. The Norwalk l'nion
of the King’s Daughters and Sons is a
live body. They are up to date and
revise their constitution and by-laws.
to meet every emergency as soon as it ‘
arrives, thus keeping pace with all the
great world organizations in efficiency
and parliamentary forms.
«v- h__ __ __#
MERRILL Billihl
CtlLLEiiE :
OFFERS YOU YOUR
CHANCE.
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TELEPHNE 909.
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South Norwalk’s “Leading Corsetiere and Glover
. 56 SOUTH MAIN STREET
« roll easement. AND USEFUL GIFTS
cell at our stole, where you will and the largest assert-mm
or counselor», Hosiery, we“, camisoles, Silk and
Ribbed finder-wear, at very assemble prices.
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