40‘
”vizishttho'y
iflnerry but for that Anthra-
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, rot-table. i t. #1
The Hatch & Bailey co.
BOSCH "’sERVlCElfs'TAIl'lON:
.» RADIATOR comm 03
“fl noawsax’rrass « . .
, . sumo omnatrono ‘ .
0mm slit . .’ ammo 31
, warm noon
muse AND sumo .
Vaast Bros. Garage
Full Course
Christmas Dinner
' $1.25
Phone 2253
PHONE 1880 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT IT; ‘0. NORWALK-
How-I I
{has n no mo ltwhen‘yon can "at m fier- '
:W' 7 I
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Association. asking that
slanted, could not legally be 8m
\
red to by the improvement Labels»
lion, in' their petition. did not fleet
thermos-fly in East Norma. - ,.
Through their attorney. Ont-Politb-
* ers'. Lodge. Independent Order or w
Fellows, presented a demand ”to. ,
council for the payment. yitb inter-
est. or, a 83,500 note. The claim.
which involves a school matter. some
years old. was referred to the corpor-
ation counsel for investigation. . I
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A request m made the council that '
taxes for the current year, lovwd on
property owned by Mrs. Della H. San
lord, 48 Franklin avenue, be abated.
Mrs: Sanford is over 100 years old
and, in past years. she has been tread
of the burden of paying taxes. by of-
ncial sanction. in accordance with
statutes that street such cases. The
plea was submitted to Councilman
, John Sheehan for investigation and
remrt. '
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
IN HIGH-GLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES ANDSKIRTS.
for women and misses. WM.»
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CALL
JAFFE & ASH
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if Jun
3%!
I? . It won't cost more in the begin-
!lng. but you will gain more in the
buy everything in the line
tnfmféspecill'lly Second-Hand
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TELEPHONE 499.“
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_ Also a Beautiful Line 011.11le museum-m
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts.
’ snor EARLY.
The Paris Cloak and Sufi House "
.80ath1‘oryrahr.
33 South Main St. Established 1901.
F. S. LYON
lob Printing ”
Souih Norwalk ~- '
" repaired. Rentals. 85
PLUMBER.
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
”'2‘;
)0. NORWALK AUTO REPAIR
. COMPANY
"Harold Kendrick-Roy White. Props.
1 1920 Nash 5 pass. touring, *sam:
guarantee as on new car. ‘
When You Have Any Welding To
Be Done Give Us a Trial.
Phone 301. '
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If.“ Fall-field Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
690 lb Best Elgin' Butter 69c lb
59c doz.-—EGGS—59c “doz.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
per month. Machines
sold alSiOpernmnth.
35c lb.T-CHEESE—35c -. 1b..
CRANBERIES . . . mm . . . m. .- . . . .
SEEDLESS RAISINS
CITRON . .
PEACHES .
EXTRA LARGE PRUNES . . . .. . . . .' 29c lbs
CALIF. BEST ORANGES '. . . . . . . ..'. o... 49c 662.
3 LARGE GRAPE FRUIT 25c
WALNUTS 4001b.
MIXED NUTS - 35c .
PURE RASPBERRY JAM " 106 i .
SPARROW CHOCOLATES'.'.'\39cbox 3
Standard Buller 81.1399 CO‘.
12 NORTH MAIN ST. scorn nonwsuc-
53 MAIN ST., Noawm
20ts.25_c.
‘. 22c box
suffoooooooooro-oo-oooo 6501b.
.......r.‘..-.....I35¢.'lb.
,; . ITS OWN FATE
Corporation Counsel - Edward J.
Quinlan notified the council that he
has been advised by the Public unu-
ties Commission’that a hearing. to be
held at a date not yet selected. is be-
ing arranged that Norwalk may pros-2
ent its grievances min-t the “lone"
fare system in lorce on the street car
lines or the‘Connocticut Company.
Finance Comrhltteelnan Myron W.
Osborn presented a resolution author-
ising the city treasurer to honor
checks drawn by the Bridge Construo-l
lion committee to an amount not to
exceed $1,000 for the fiscal year.
The meeting of the council last
night was brief. Acting Mayor Robert'
_ presided: Councilmen;
Frank L. Clarke and"’i=‘rederick BL}
Cullen were the only aboentees.
Follwlng a vote that all city bills]
properly 0. K'd and certified. be paid.
the council adjourned for two weeks.
FIUME LEPT f’ .
TO DECIDE
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pressed Oct. 36,,19183and rcaftlrmed~
Oct. 30. 1913. and it is declared Italy
will never accept any othersolntion.
Flume will vureCIe'll‘e minnow [assist-r
ance so the! it may .be able'to rm
tabllsb its mo and to resume its act-’
ivitles under the re lme of a tree pox-ti 1
During the trans
l
, independence of which
way be diminished or vio-
lated. TIE Govamment will not no
cept any solution pending: to separate
Flume and the surrounding territory
from the mother country. and meen-‘
While Will occupy and sun
integrity of Flunm
regular tnmps,
elusively or llalinn
rights of the ,local
city of Flume has
which ‘wiii be are
Michelity. The,
militia which the
established will be,
SpeClEIS
For. the Week
PURE NEW ORLEANS MO.”
LASSES, a, qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS
a lb. ...... . ...........
ME OLD FASHIONED
a BUCKWHEAT, 3. 1b. 9c
’
10c
a‘lb. .................. 23;:
4 iJVE OAK BUGKWHEAT,
< 9. pkg. ............. 20c
. jA. STULL .
24.(_:ottage* Street
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tionery Gift} Boxes.
e is nothing more appreciat-
._a:glft than a good box of sta-
;.: Our fine stationery depart-I
just the dainty, appealing.
dense papers, cards and
that a lady" or gentlémn
_ alien'sznorerlér.
.~
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“byhim to;
' A’ Merry: Christmas
' We . Wish patrons. and
- friends a? .,
,Merry. Christmjas. 1; _ -~
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1respected . .
ROME, Tuesday. Dec. 23.~—Gencral
Badoglio. ltalian Chief-oi Siam arriv-
ed here this morning from Flume andj
talked with Premier Nitti and King
lector Emmanuel. Later the Premier,
had a long interview with the King
and then called a meeting or the Conn-
cil or Mlnisters.which for three hours
discussedithe Flume situation and
- also international questions in con-
l
Community Hall. Vin Zant street. be
He said the act or martin. resec-
ternal objects :i charity. those benev-i
olently inclined United States citizens I
desirous of relieving suffering had)
‘best take care or those 3.000.000 toI
6.000.000 children which the 1919 re-
port of the Childrenfa Bureau at Wash-
ington declares are'dylng annually in
the United States from hunger and:
malnutrition.
[holds that. aside from
mature of the proposed
more sinister motive than the 1)
“ed
asyl'ums and schmla in every Mexican
stew-as
thoserpersons financially supporting
uals who have agitate: most insistent;
.iy for intervention an curtailment 0
new period. it “inexlun liberties. Financiers mood-
flag the list of patrons of the sec
,Childhood Consemi-ion League
those bankern oil barons. philanth
,lsts and notable men who figure
.pccmlnently in societies
tions for the protection of American
nghts'ln Hexioo. . , .
Agnes C. Laut. secretary of (hob
charitable organization. but bet-1
m
rantee the ‘ new
and its lerritory’ler
fl .
Minn...
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MISUNDERSTOO' ,D
,' BY MEXICAN S
Continued From First Page.
ray '0! the Femininist Council; today
save the following exclu ve state-
meant. is entirely‘uninvi .
"'Kexican women hold ldexlco itself
to be best able to Judge its own needs
and to find a way to «duty them in
due time. Outside aid. however 'well
menat. is entirely uninvited.
' “Show desiring to spend money to
relieve temporary strictures in Mexi-
co incident to the ten-year revolution ,
may and meana'through Bionican in-
stitutions alreaw organized for that
'm no! arms Hm roa me up m NEEDs
Dom use run our rs‘ann, mm sorr snorlo
arose chosen an. DAY rouoanow
t
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A Merry Christmas
To Our Patrons
. 4H. Krieger \& Co.
all. beiore seeking ex~
"The Mexican I-‘emin
t
philanth
ntenentiomihere is underlying
reject-I
foundation 0! hospitals. churches.
'is revealed by the fleet than
l
he movement arewthe same individ-‘
and associa-
n
a; a confidential secretary
w
most 1 lots.
in 311 Mexico.
her own oil izens
slstance.
"The ‘ .Mexlca’n
to financial magnates than an organ-{calls upon may) \w ‘ ..
lzer of benevolent institutions, was at Iandk “Oman, to :4 4‘ .» 4. ..
work purely in the interests of hcrflffc .‘llpvcnxndjt .4. . .
e oyers while making a recent trm ,I I311 .I. “‘7‘, lo
[It is frankly siaicdigf‘l‘ 03 of “mm: m
the League's objects are the establish "10331 1"‘I‘UH‘I‘UI
ment within ten or fifteen years- of;
strongholds of sympathy for the Lmt‘ f BIG
ed States in the minds of the bcnofi-g
ist COunclialso : clerics of this enterprise. who n-ould’
he gratuitous I. be lmpmgnaied with new culture and.
20m inew patriotism which would train‘
3 : them to acceptance rather than revolt
against possible armed intervention in
.Mexico. Examples of such prepagan-
Eda in China And Turkey. where finan~
:ciers. philanthropists and missionaries
Combine to subvert lhe minds and un-
tderatanding of innocent children. are
ltoo well-known to necessitate proof.
The effect upon the minds of the no
lenspeciing masses of such an annual
“MS expenditure of money in Mexico by
areiihe United States would forward the
TOD-lsinlsicr purposes of the imervrniion-
who thus could convince these
lpeopie that Mexico was
,lsolve her own problems and care for
‘ without outside as-
unable
Feminist Counci
t0
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BONIchs MR
NEW YORK (‘UMER‘
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000. Empimn- . r~ r
and bl‘okcl‘nat 2 131:. ,r‘ ‘.
evolved doublx . . ._._ »~~‘
The Flfl> ‘l.
cent. to Olll‘ 3'32‘iti
rccipienls' n .
lions, banks '
muses on Jan l.
mas. and mm-
loday‘s 05111me ~.
disclose tho :gm :'
.1,
in: »
nouncod gins -:v: I.
Pulled Finn‘s lit"
0391 Samuel l‘ . -
B. chor, wreak .
linnlmood that .w .
Hess than $1me ,
la ion per com. 3
making your selccti
nooflow‘with the approaching visit I”
Signor Nlttl to Paris. It is believed
the Finme‘ and Adz-latte questions will
reach a definitesolution at the Peace
Eonterence. , . . ,
CARRYING MAIL ......
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lions are normal. it will be. distributé
ed earlier than it wasyesterdsy mornoi'
ink. Poetmnat'er ‘ James .3. Cult states.
Thus.“ will arrive In vDanbnry by; .
Beckmanns:
8.3 W117“? Possum” i;
no
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Fr; IIII—IIIII '
o . .éfis ._ ;
.- ere
olilde theseflrccommenda‘c'd
receive; the second ‘mg‘nest .‘
navaldecoration.r~ If»; ‘ . . " .. .1
1 In his letter, Admiral Sims-snidihat ~
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gleam onlvs‘ix mm He denier-i
of .lhe nineteen officers, recommended;
by him for’th‘e‘Dlstin‘guiohed Wino
ed that a commanding unicel- present:
was; more qualified~;to judge. the mad
tive meritsor: hotness; comma .to re- {
ward, that a boar! of, afrs'rds system
could not .begfnifr. and that ' Rice
angl‘grtant..adrninistrative‘ pd _
» demand 1 ‘ loll y; b ,
.. this route
Phone 1405- ‘
'iive_,morninas nymek. Sun-V
Ronday being, the execution;
.. Yesterday.m the first fine 1 "Dell;
jinn-y business houses have _ .
rains, Joell Ireadyeo earlylfwin nearly; .
‘fiiamondnlnga.....$40up
GoldWeddingRings.... .
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RewortSolid‘t/llolddtonss
Boliddoldfiigmt
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GIFTS FOR ANY 0::
Here are rifts for everyone—fitildren and
grown-ups. men and women.
idénl Rift. Our careful attenti
v JEWELRY
PlatcnoidBdlliantLadies"
- Bum“... onto s10
amendment... ..
Solid Gold Lavallieu
SolidGoldNeckOhalns..
Gold ruled Neck Chains
omrmqannuim” with ‘
It'ew‘ Fosteni’ooflnoes
.‘:m‘;_too‘htg“eoo
Jewelry is always an
on and help is Elven in
CASION
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$135 turtle
Sim-to $30
'33-'45130'8
' $1.25 up
a.
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$1to$8
given/thing in Groccuc;
revolve SCJIW w
#200. About T..'-'
Eternal! Loin Pork
Small Fresh Her"
Fresh Shoulders
Nuckles ........
Best Heavy Beef
flHome Dressed Fouls
Native Veal ,
Genuine Spring Fowle
fCalves Liver ......
lGold Medal Butter _.
Eamkfield Eggs
lStrictly Fresh Eggs .
Wagon-ables.
.Horne-made Saugage
Chamok’s M 1"?”
horn note we
6mm as in
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