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j Christmas Eve'
'Twas the night before
Christmas when all' through
the house not a creature was
chilly, not even a mouse. The
heat was quite genial, though
the weather was not, '
everyone thought as he sought
his own co “This magic of
coal is a wonderfulithingpit
makes one as happy as though
he were king. When the tem-‘ .
pest is raging and nature is
ad its great to be merry and
joyous and glad, and but for
this blessing from caverns of
old we‘d shiver and freeze
from the pitiless cold." And
the Moon seemed to say as it
passed out of sight “Merry
Christmas mall and to all a
good night, tho’ you couldn’t
be merry but for that Anthra.
cite.”
THESE:
AMERICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Full Course
Christmas Dinner
$1.25
Phone 2253
v-u.
CALL
JAFFE & ASH
It won’t cast more in the begin-
ning, but you will gain more in the
end. We buy everything in the line
of Junk—especially SecondJiand
“mutate
TELEPHONE 499. ill-II
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
South Norwalk
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Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
‘ makes. sold. rented.
/ repaired. Rentals, 35
per month. Machines
sn‘rl at510permonth.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
m Falrfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
. SO. NORWALK AUTO REPAIR
COMPANY
arold Kendrick-Roy White, Props.
1920 Nash 5 pass. touring, same
guarantee as on new car.
hen You Have Any Welding To
Be Done Give Us a Trial.
Phone 301.
SOME BREEZY TALK
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1: you made “the blunder of worrying through last winter
in a cold and unecmiortable‘ house den’t do it igainl
There is no need of it when you can get your hm
equipped so easily with anemia wnmows. 1: mg,
» come in we'll tell you what it’ll cost to Myourm 3*;- ‘
fortable. l ..i & am".
The Hatch &Bafley cio.
Dose-H SERVICE- STATION.
- RADIATOR COVER. WEED CH
NORWALK TIREs
STROHBERG OARBUBETOBS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BBAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, 30. NORWALK.
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PURE NEW ORLEANS MO-
LASSES, a qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS,
a lb. .................. 100
PURE OLD FASHIONED
BUCKWHEAT, 3. lb. . . .. 9c
EXTRA FINE CAL. PRUNES,
a 1b. .................. 230
LIVE OAK BUCKWHEAT,
3 pkg. ............. 20c
:f A. STULI.
24 Cottage Street .
Stationery Gift Boxes.
There is nothing more appreciat-
ed as a gift than a good box of sta-
tionery. Our fine stationery depart-
ment has just the dainty, appealing,
correspondence. papers, cards and
envelopes that a lady or gentleman
requires.
Prices 30c to $2.50 per box.
F. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall St. Telephone 125.
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A. . WOOSTER
, ATTORNEY AT LAW
late Examiner [1.5. Patent Office
{PATENTS
Sand for Bookie! on Patent:-
1 1 I 18 Main St. Bridgeport. Conn.
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Adirertise
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given the men through a special fund
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Alumni " Inn
mm .- Thursday. Dee. 7283391211
or memo, American sailors and imi-
flies in the Adriatic was, ii a
Christmas Package consist!” .. _ '_
ette‘s and caisdy today. The use too
WM‘NQ by the Knights of Col.
um id! presents were also,
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.ofllecfid by Chaplain E. A. Dill. 9!
Philadelphia who purchased slits for;
the men in Venice in anticipation oi: ’
the holiday. Chaplain Duff was in
charge or all the Christmas activities »
of the United States forces in _ the,l
eastern}! iter’ranean, and forwarded;- ‘
300 packages to the Italian destroyerl
Paglia, stationed at Spalato. ‘
In exchange for'this greeting. Rear
Admiral ‘ Philip Andrews, commander
of American naval forces in the Adri-
atic, received a picture or the Puglia,
whichiw‘as 'sent‘him by her command ' '
er, Capta‘in‘Minimi. ‘ ‘
The Pittsburg, Admiral Andrewe’
flagship. is lying in the harbor of Ven-
ice, and was decorated today with
evergreens and flags from stem to
stem. Admiral Andrews addressed
the sailors, this morning. and, in ap-
propriate Christmas speech, reminded
them of the Christmas spirit at home.
An elaborate Christmas dinner was
TRUNXS,
nmAY, DEC. 26, 1919 ~‘nq
Ttamisr *1 6; Hyatt!
NW” W . if $317M ’7 Store
A. Sate investment For Christmas * Money.
4'? Acutehfly built up reputetion of over a quarter of a century has established the fact that
{re sell only good honest merchandise lit a good honest price. If you received cash for Christ-
mas you will surely find something in our varied stocks that will fill yOur requirements.
Russ, oARrETs, ooRTAms
ROSIERY, NECKWEAR, 'UND ERWEAR
runs, eons, son's, DRESSES
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BAGS.
A BIG AND VARIED LINE 01" DRESS GOODS. LININGS AND TRIMMINGS.
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served on board the warship, the chief
components being turkey, sweet pota-
toes and mince and pumpkin pies—
treats which are not obtainable {or
any money in the Mediterranean. La.-
ter there was a dance in which the
AND WAS DECO
on‘lcers and men. American residents » -
ot Venic . i . _ _ i
Dated. e and Ital an ladies partici BOSTON. Dec.
During the day several hundred or-
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justice for the theft of $15,000 from
690 lb Best Elgin Butter 69c lb
59c doz.—EGGS—59c doz.
35c lb.-—-CHEESE-—35c 1b..
J cans.
phans were taken on board the vessel
and were entertained by the Amel‘l-tthe Federal Trust Company, of this
icity, enlisted in the marines and, as
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' ~ ed for brilliant war seerce, it “as dls- .
Eight Men Dead In Hartford 3 closed today when it was announced
From USE 0f W001 Alcoholgthat he had been set free on probation l
by the district attorney. and that he.
. CRANBERIES . . . . .~....—.«....’.-... .-... . ..-...-. 2 (its. 25.6.
SEEDLESS RAISINS ...-~.-....... . . ...—. 22c box
CITRON .. .. ...-.:...:.i. . . ...-.. .-... . ...». 65c lb.
PEACHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . 35c lb.
EXTRA LARGE PRUNES 2901b.
CALIF. BEST ORANGES . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c doz.
3 LARGE GRAPE FRUIT 25c
WALNUTS .. 40clb.
MIXEDNUTS .............. .............35clb.
PURE RASPBERRY JAM ....... . . . . . . . . 10c iar
SPARROW CHOCOLATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c box
Standard Butter 8: Egg Co.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
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a charge of murder are:
lhad received the Croix do Guerre oil;
lticially under his real name. ' i
i Abbott. who was employed as a
thank bookkeeper at $20 a week. dis»
lappeared in the fall of 1917 after the’
:bank loss became known. and it was,
llearned that he had becn'living like a
man of wealth and leisure away from
street, proprietor of a saloon at 20;\,llis family. He evaded a nation-wide
Windsor ”WM. ‘7 search and enlisted in the Marine
F, k I! W R“ l' ‘ 1(‘orps. at New Orleans. as Haskell.
”m 0'“ ”f ' ‘ ”rum”! 5“” L and went overseas with the Sixth Reg-
proprietor of ii saloon at 277 \Yinttsor ’ impm' "p “-35 mm nf ”H. H ”1..“ 1.31]
sit-pot, ‘of the famous 1.300 marines. who went
Saul Ji!-\'"llll of 3.0 Earl rll‘iwvl, ftllrougll lllt‘ Argonne. He was citcd
“0, d . M .~ f l‘ ,- . for bl‘uvt-ly after Cllllllring a machini-
‘ I an 1“” "l 0 'r”"' .\\m-. gun and nine prisoners near Vicrzya
Niltlliln Sallsllt-l'g. address unknown. "n July 19. 1918. * l
poddler. After receiving: an honorable dis-
0n "mm,“ m- ,cliarize last Januan. he immediately
, *rccnlistcii, again as linskoll. lie was
the foul
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this morning. the eighth victim of the
illegal sales.
The four men brought into court on
Jacob lil‘onorwlnc of 10 Roosevelt
pin?»
l'l‘u‘fivt'llltll‘ (‘l't‘. (inn.
Ili‘ltl {HF
wit llutli
wen» limiting oll
'I'llvy
charged spcciliculh this lllill‘illlli.‘ “”1321
llll‘ murder u! Kimmy ("lluskinicll.
ll'vlni: Nolllrk of '3‘.’ litiimuc .Ul'm-if
i-llullil'clll' of lllt‘ :illlitlllllllllt" “’llll'll
was IMH'kt‘tl l‘jl against
with four lulll‘ii»: :md H‘Yi‘l’l tasks of
detailed aboard the U. S. S. Dolphin
.in July and ordered in Portsmouth, N.
,li., where he was recognized and ill"
rested. District Attorney Pellcticr. of
Boston. on learning: of his service l'(‘(‘A
0rd. ordered him l'vlc‘ascd on pl'oba»
lion. lie was rcnl'l‘crztctl by lllt‘ Navy
lit-partlllcnt. charged with enlisting
bull. “wre-
liose‘s salltlim
3}me i
26,—Arthur 3' Ab"lbott, with the Croix de Guerre before
bott. long wanted as a fugitive from~
tSergeant William H. Haskell was cit-f
under a false name, but his command-
ing officer, Captain John Grady, of the
gunboat Dolphin, efl‘ccted his release
within a. short time and a few days
la'ter. decorated him. as Arthur Ab-
ithe ship's crew and marine detail.
.drawn up at attention.
LOST CON TINEN T
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tics to certain molluscs in Hawaii. So
1 determined to visit the island, study
those shells and its "lllll‘t‘ flora and
fauna."
if the Juan Fernandez lnoiluscs
should prove to be closely allied “lib
those. of Hawaii. Dr. Bryan explained
in an address here. it would provi- illr‘
land connection had existed, as til-3
species must have inn-wilt. from Juan
Fernandez to Hawaii. or rice th'ril,
by the l'l\'i'l'5 of lllt' pl‘t‘llislnl‘n’ rumi-
nr-m.
OKUMA FAVORS ANGLO
JAPANESE ALLIANCE
Continued from page one
strum: powcl' if it gl'czll li‘dllt‘l'
pczll's. even ”much the territories of
Finland and Poland lch been cut ofl‘.
’l‘llr» willpm'm'y collapse of lius~ia
not enough to main- lllt‘ .‘lllglodapllll.
cw alliance llllll«»ci'-sr~:ll‘y.
“The lit'ilglli‘ of Nations cannot go-
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livc gallons f‘ilé'll \vlu-n liolccllw» S: r»
. . a . . . Kt‘iillls Edwuld .l. i.:ln::ll‘~'::. Jr. and
Qf. outIfl or. Dellvery and-at the same time buy your Charles J. nuns”...- mu»... .....m him. WONDE RFUL BARGAINS
‘73 {ag‘ggbaéMOderate Prices. _ was held in Snow ponds for herring m IN HIGH CLASS COATS SUITS IRE Ti' TS
(‘1) i. M‘; reamery Butter (Beckmann qualltY)~ the same limo on :1 chm-gi- of \‘ltl..ll:il: ' _ ' l ' 88‘s AND SKIR ’
\i LEN. .i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . z .................... 77C 1;... “q"... in“, for women and misses.
3130?,“ fulfils?” thgt‘vorld S best "’- ,- .- ---------- 366 Who: on» ,f we mn w: Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDERGARMENTS
F1015“; I? Ill). tg‘Verlfi b] ar Cgmd‘ensed :‘Illk. can . . . ZI‘C culled Pros-o». llllll‘ (‘rrctlml lilSli‘iJ‘Zt‘ll which Will make very acceptable X 8.8 gifts
Aft IS], er 1'33: .V - "n" I €33, per can .......... lllC who rlcl'k in lllzliw llll‘ll' pica not :llif— °
S ilt', inner end Cofl‘ee.uer lb. . . . . .. ‘4.)c .... 3m cum...“ and H... ...... , SHOP EARLY.
‘VY‘CII‘V Iaeqlillgailfi‘euwhigfin3:16)“?- . . T. . . .lb ....... 55C lcctivc scl'lzr.»:lnt.~. w.lo \vol't» up all . .
' * ‘ A - 00112 eae o ...... O C 'nl , .., , \- . , . 4 IlVf‘ I
1 a 92‘ ) . . lll,.lt on tin (LN, .uictcdul at I h P Ci k d S H
9‘???ng b I‘gaktanld Eeans ---------- 2 calls for 23C o'clock this l!ii)!‘!‘lilL’.' getting an 311— e dr‘S 03 an “It ouse
Iiail-bitl'csagleanéefi‘ I‘llleegdlfnaorgléjgll'lian ....... 390 llli-ssion from lllt‘ four accused as to 33 South Main St. Established 1901_ South Norwalk.
_ t ‘ x - ..' e ........... 31C »1 in t] o~ ‘H H .~ ‘(lll(‘(l(‘lltln. and.
up...“ 2 _ . . \\ ltlt l) l.( l t
Swnftlfifléhon ligand PQQIEd PeaCheS' pkg' -------- 12:39 so far as the men tould l-olllcnlbcl'. in - VVVVV W _ v
1 S orax oat) ----- . - - »' ------ 6) Cakes for 300' whom it. was sold. it “‘lls on this in-
Get the habit of buying
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Etc" at \Vhiie House Br our read R0115 Cakes.
cadery. next to
Beckmanu’s Grocer
Phone 1405..
:83 Washington St.
' FREE DELIVERY.
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._ - — _.__ Quilty of Elm street. New Britain.“
purchaser of a like amount, would W ‘ ~~_ __
S ”31.1 I. , . also be apprehended. !— “ " ‘
C...“ ze S ‘ 63 n peela S The eight victims were: l
’ Jule Molozuk, 433 years old. mm'l‘lt d,
RIB ROA s'rs. boned and rolled ............ 32c lb. 222 Wm“ WM- 7
Pork Roasts ........... 29C 1‘) James Charcovicll, 3i, unmarried.
Fresh Shoulders ..... . ................... 25c lb. 26" ““9“” “Fee‘-
hickens ................. 42c lb Ant“; ““WOUich- 1’8- marrimt 3“”
Fowls ........................... 40c lb. Winds” “we" . ‘
Lens of Lamb ............................. 35c lb. ”ma“ ”‘1‘“ age ““kmwn' 5”“
Forequarters Lamb . .’ ..................... 24c lb. g‘e‘ N0» 1 0mm“ “W‘-
Shoulder Steak ....................... 22c lb Phil“) ”mm“ 3"" ’5‘“"“‘- S7
Hamburg Steak .......................... 22c lb. ”“13““ Street-
Round Steak . . . .. ............... 350 lb. Alexander Chmiekswky. 54, mar.
Sirloin Steak ................................ 40c lb M; 72 Were" stem We»; “are
Porterhouse Steak ....................... 42c lb. ford'
THE BEST FRESH FISH AND VEGETABLES
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS. VEGETABLES. SALAD
SPECIALTIES
A SHOPPING BAG FREE WITH EVERY
PURCHASE. SATURDAY ONLY.
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Schflt’ze’s Sanitary Markets
rUnited States [deems No. 17.903.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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'0: Eureka Rebekah Lodge will be held
night otlJanniu-vjo
formation that l‘m lloiyokt» and Nt‘W_
Britain alllllOl'iliUs \H-l‘t» :ll-li‘ in sci?!“
the poisonous liquids in llli'll‘ ("iilt‘fi. 3
Tile twolvc barrcis had no rcvonuo
stamps on them and it was exported
that Adam (Patrowski, of 103 lligh' n
sireet, llolynlic, who [llt‘ police say:
secured ten gallons of tho mixture},
from Broncru‘ine and his nssm-iates.‘
and that .l. .l, 110 .
gevine Furniture Co..
Joseph Chel'hutuck. 50 marriec.
All died shortly after reaching ll!“
hospital. . ;
VMichael Yu‘sk, the ninth victim so
far reported, of 275 \V’indsor street. is ‘
expected to recover.
The federal authorities. it was as—
Si‘rted this afternoon, expected to ar-.
rut a Danbury saloonkeeper who 2:}:
alleged to have ‘sold Whiskeye which:
caused a resident of that town in be;'
come demented VVedllesday night.
$40
A rehearsal of the team and guard
next Monday evening. Six candidates
are to be initiated at the regular meet.
ing Frday night. and the newly elect-
ed officers will be installed on the
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BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
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cure the complctc aboii‘ ,_ . n;
meats, and all illv nut: ' e:
striving for tho pcl‘l‘twii .. . L,
iionai defenses."
GEORGE CASTLE AFPEE‘EE‘
AGAIN.
(learnt) i‘asllt‘, n \x- j, .[
lobar-actor. who had i. ,1
Timmy limos lol‘ ix". ».1
Ili‘l‘dt‘ll oi' lllt: pcucv‘. :1» 5.
lnnm‘ on 3. Hull! _\' (in: . }
j‘Villl sil‘lwis, )'|‘\7"14l1lf. 1)-
llel'lhillu to p;l_\'\l:l,< , -;
Nd all kinds nl’ l'llll‘Vll‘m
.1. 5' crew, Allvl' \ilml'. '1
.‘llll. 'l‘l‘ut'l'lw Hill; . l‘ 321'
put to .‘1l‘i't‘~‘. llim .‘H‘nl, ,
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pending lllr .lmu ..‘..;«
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and cam \Vccle um lv‘m, wt 4
yours for the askinu'.
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PHONE;
1920
SESSION
OPENS DEC. 59.
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