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3,1‘0 Let, For Sale, mutant] Premium Om Wm
SSIFIED up,
a r. 0rd; minimunf‘charge 56c
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I 94 “lash
arranged
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m: two people.
till
hopping.
xix-lit.
<i112311> stable
. o flee in front
in l‘r'al. Inquire
might. [‘Eofilzing
RENT
“f‘i HOI’SE
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but
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E BROTHERS’ GARAGE
eshauling and Repairing
~3r‘2'd Péace. To; 925
FORE SQCTHERS, Props.
SPECIAL
~ Sil'eatcrs. 32.98
‘ '251 $6.00 Value
3 l‘lilll Clothing
('ompany
“F St. So. Norwalk
i i‘ 3’ RADIATORS»
i $11.01) and ['p.
‘l. Radiator Repair-
1!l(l \utomobile
l xchange
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3‘2": 954
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’ " PRINTING
in
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FOR SALE
SALEw Glenwood combination
lzcgal and gas range, like new. Phone
150:: SALE—4 fat cows. In uire .'
I.. Herbs Tel. 53-,5 Wiltonq. Mrs
EOR SALE—4918 Chummy Four r0 d-
ste: 11.000 miles classy. speegv,
Any demonstration, sacri-
day or night 11:1
Lincoln Ave So. Norwalk.
I-‘ui’. SALE 1917 Chevrolet tourin
car Model 490 Pr g
Also new S-room 110111299, reasonable
Garage.
ing _2
some
Bargain.
im
Phone
FOR SALE——Kindling wood deliv-
e:ed. Apply A Franko, Beauchamp
71.1.8511! Nor,“ 2.1lk
17% W
Essex Touring car driv~
miles pith two extra
fiscll at a sacxifice, small
balance 1110111111). R can:
. F: i"; S”. .E— T110 in pigs also sand
F... mood Siren
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1101131 st 1:11
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l.1r..; lot. gtrugé. fluit
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E‘E‘f‘ilt Ski E—‘l houses at 19 21 Union
:zree- buildings for rent
: reek.
at 15
. The Hatch & Bailey
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pnomssionn.
’ "'R\ LOUISE CANFIELD
tri: "»_- Z.e~<ons in Dancing. 1 ‘10 t
ow». sue NEI\VO‘\ Conn” Tel 1838.
' CHRISTMAS
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
To Be Found at Our Store
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
E 8 No. Mam SL. 80. Narwa!k_ Conn.
BUSINESS NOTICES
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Otflce
:‘segiry & C0,, Phone 1577. House phone
A fun line of po 111:, and dam
feeds at lowe: t piices. Prompt delii
31'} l-‘. E'bner & Son 2 Bouton St,
South Norwalk Phone 22319 o.
THATCHER FURNAcEe—Agent tor
the famous Thatcher Pipeleu Fur-
nace. n on are ready to purchase a
one-pipe eater see me before making
gonz- sele'cti on. Price reasonable
erviCe prompt. Stephen Miller, All
view Ave. Phone 397.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Largest selection: on stock and
lowest prices. Now is the time to
paint and save the surface from de-
“E before the stormy weather sets in
stimates cheerfully given, and
promptly attended to.
ALEX WHITE.
35 Lowe St.
Tel. 2139
SAYS
l‘ll fix it if its Mcltctiical. In 1111 re
p:1i1 shop in the 1ea1 oi the Mahacke-
mo Hotel Block
“ill make prompt repairs on all
eiectxical nl( rch' indise. and appli inces.
\aruum cltaners, fans, itons, a spec-
ialtx
Yours for Senice.
J M MUELLER
Electric Shop
in rear of Mahackomo Hotel,
Nox'walk conn.
STORAGE
Spat-r for Household Furniture
Pl1011 L' 1683— 3
Vorwalk Storage “'arclimisc
S l 51 '111 st1:1t.Snmtl1 waulk. ("01111.
South
THINK OF IT!
“’ALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk.
We Close at 9 O'Clock Saturdays
Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET
l Pasteurized
M ilk , Cream, Etc.
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF
2501’"! NOIHYALK. Nonwm
AND [us'r NOIHVALK.
llutlt'r. l‘lg;\ and Buttcrlnflk.
‘9 Not (mun-11ml “‘ith Any Trust or
Corporation.
F. H. \Vempe & Son
28 .‘lnnrne‘ $4.. PIHH'K‘ 90! or 1613
Discsa Block.
GARAGE FOR RENT
a; '''' communih garage slot ~
:25:- for priv: the C. 119. Excry conu 11-
lore. 1:1 :1 = new ltiillling. It will
lp"
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_-.- X?“ to look this place- ovcr. Dead
“’inter. Call
Gibson Smith
1'3: Place. St.) Norwulk.
CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Rugs Cleaned, Ring Up 969
Prompt Service, Reasonable
Charges
Our- Way Is the Modern Way.
We specialize in Cleaning Oriental
Rugs—Hand Process.
Conn Carpet Cleaningr Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar St., So. Norwalk
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"1111 Norwalk }
i .15! W. Raymond
: \llERTAKER
, ~ :2. 03: House, 693
l - "ASWNGTON ST.
: . =53 MEN'S aUlLolhlG._
TO WAIT
FOR DEMPSEV
1.: At; 1:94 Car
.1 {14h that he
',_‘.(vn' pliOl to his
. This state-
1 st or to wide‘)’
'?,:.? h; “as about
' .111 Moran and
f 1%le Team} Burns
:7 champion
: :1 did not make the
-:.._-. to him “here he
mmpions‘hip “Any
.Uf‘lvl suits me," he (i?
3.4»?
W's-— .
Mill OUTLET Store
124 WashingtOn Street
_—
For a New Fall'Hat
3! our Millinery DepL, there’s
where you will meet your three
beet' friends, Style. Quality and
Moderate Prices.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
"“19 will buy vout household
goods. rags. papexe, junk and all
second-hand goods Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
alway- =1.
' Philip P. Mahoney
52 Van Zandt St Phone 11825
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
Constable John F. Nooney yester-
day afternoon attached prom-rt" of
Salmon flatten for $40 in behalf of
.l—‘rank McKeen. The latter has brou-
ght tult' for the recovery of damages
alleged to be due for labor. The case
will come up in the city court on the
first Tuesday of January.
K rehearsal of the degree team of
(P111 Sigh-rs' Rebekah Lodge. 1. O. O.
l' “35 held last night in Odd Fel-
lo‘vs’ Hall This ‘wan preparatory to
a \isitation )1) grand officers of the
organization “hich will be held to-
night. Initiation will be a feature of
tonight's meeting A social time has
been planned b1 the entertainment
cemmittee.
T011117;
i87' Atlantic S',t.
Last week a fire destroyed
one of Norwalk’s finest homes.
lt might have been a defective
Electric wire.
IS YOUR WIRING SAFE?
Let our experts look over your
wiring and tell you if it is safe,
The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 East Washington Street
TELEPHONE 959
%
i F'O R S A L E
011 ('ctlin' Street. House. 6 rooms.
Lot 70x20” feel. l’rivt' $2.300.
1'01: 1‘.\1:'rlt‘l 1.31:3
Ask John T. Hayes
7 Main Street, Norwalk
:REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
éDEFECTIVE EYE-SIGHT
Let us cor
and conserve
;Saps }' our v1tdlit).
‘rut 1'11111' tt'mtblt
\ our t
THAMER
lOptometrists and Optician
i “no tonne of good glosses.“
Stamford
'Wotllose at 6 P. It. Daily
Regular business was transacted
last night at a weakly nineting of
\K’elcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
Sons of St. George.
—There is a satisfaction as well as
genuine comfort in shopping for
Christmas at the Hamilton Shop. One
my shop for every member of the
family.
The most excellent past master mass-
on degree was conferred last night
at a meeting of_ Washington Chapter.
no. 24.11. A. an. oak! in the Masouic
temple. Berkley street.
‘ 4361;! at Harris & Guns.
Jagafzyr'fi‘fi -mp9.“ - '“ '
KILLED??? POLICE IN DUEL
fi‘T.’\
' of the men and the fact that the officers gkerit after"
him in spite of his fus’illade of shots at thein, call—
ed for the highest commendation, Captain Don-
nelly said.
“I wish that vou would also state, as coming
from me,” Chief ennington told repo ers, this
morning, “thatJ want to compliment 1: e ofiicers
publicly for what they have done, and also all the
members of‘the force forthe assistan ce that 'chel
have given and the Spll it of co—operation that ex-
ists between them 111 a time like this. Some sub
stantial recognition of the bravery of these three
men should be made.”
Chie’f Pennington added that ,Muldello was
welleknown in Stamford, where he was'arrested,
about two years ago for the shooting of a man,
and where he had been runnine a house of ill—
fame. It is known that Muldello was in this city
recently in an endeavor [0 open a similar resort
tere.
Grillo. the dead man, had a long police record'
in New Haven, and was regarded as one of tie!
liaost dangerous chat aeteh of' the underwor 1d
t ere
0f LaC‘ onte ther'e ts not much known. save that
he 1.; known by the police. An endeavOr to learn
of his record is beinrr made todav.
The gang, which consists of eight 01' ten mem-
bers. according to the information received bv
Chief Pennington, has had its principal head-
quarters in B1 idoepmt and New Hat- en wheie
thev have either sto: ed 01' disposed of their loot
seven months that tl1ev1 {'11 e been together
The 18"‘l\tlat1011 and live numbers of
font cats used byt
the
cats.
During the time that.
made and one stop in paiticular. \\ llel c this stop
was, Chief Pen lington 11 mild hots say.
Shortlv befme noon toda'x the local police 1'e-'
ceived 11 0rd that the \\ ilton (‘ at" no. on the Dan—
bury pike. at Hurlbu‘el} Street Wilton, owned by
n :_ teredsometm'iebe-
a bot ng car were found
e be garage, while entrance
had been gained by jimmying Open a window and
door leading into the shock room.
011 the .floor of the garage were fotmd several
.32 calibre automatic revolver cartridges.
Grille, the 'man killed, usedia .32 calibre auto—
matic revolver in his "duel with'Patrolmen Domey
and Clune, and, it is believed that the ‘Wiltdn Gar—
age robber ' is the work of the same gang, an d
that Muldello might have disposed of the stock of
tires in some place to town.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 15."
. lGPOl‘gt' Glpp. Notre Dame’s star foot-
fmn player. died at 3:2: o‘élogck so...
tertluy morning from stmptoea'fik ~
Mrs. Charles S. Rabco‘ck of Comb. athroat disease. Gipp. whose spiel! lion
\1. ho died Monday. is survived by hergpla‘ying “'0" him countrywide ref ’5'
husband. five children. nltton and made him a rhmce for :1
her father,
(npnmmin Lockwood of \‘orwalkl position 011 an All-Amtrlmm rim 1:.
l . ‘ ':had been ill since
Deaths and Funerals
_\lr~. Charles S. Bobcat-k.
- the Notrtnlla'nt
two msters ' mi :1 bro he . . . . . '
if ‘ t r Th‘ ("1mm .Nm'thwcstm‘n game. on .\ovember “II.
of drath. “hlcll occurred at 1:30 P.“ umoni-i a!” hrlpf-fl weaken N,
a. m. was cerebral hemorrhage. L ‘ ‘
{athlete Specialists called from r111-
gcago sucrt'rdtll in ridding his sysi'm
which they have obtained during the past six 01 '
' he men 11:11 e been kn '1“ 11 to the:
police for some little time. it \1 as said this morn-E
11153:. and an efiort has been made to trace these
\It'ldello v as 121 this city, 2
last me ht it \ as said that several stops had beeni
TAELOV BROS.
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$10.00—«HUMIDQRS—S25flo
CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES
$15.00
Dunhill, Meerschanm, Calabash. B. B. B., 3-piece Bakelite,
French Briar
ITALIAN-BRIAR, W. .D. C. BAKELI'I'E
50c~--PO‘UC-HES—$8.00
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Gm Leather Cases
Leather Suede Leather Cases
Silver Rubber Individual
$1.00—ASH TRAYS—$6.00
GLASS, METAL -
. PAPER MATCH GASES
25c—~HOLDERS——$7.00
Cigars and Cigarette
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QUALITY CIGARS
All Leading Brands
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CONNECTICUT
CIGARETTES
whether the gift be building 1
blocks for thc"baby or a V'ictrola. for' 2
Our supply of cigarettes in Holiday packages of 503. 1003 and 2008
is now complete. Although we carry the largest assortment and sup-
ply in town it will be to your advantage to make your selections now.
A small deposit will hold them.
SMOKING TOBACCO
His favorite brand of pipe tobacco can be found in our stock in
pounds and 0119413" pounds of glass humidors and air-tight tins. Buy
now and get first choice._ .
HALL-MARK CAN DY
. sizlo—mUND‘PAGKAGnSL—nJO
: SOUVENIRS FOR WOMEN ' AND MEN
Charged with having broken into Z .
the Broad River Grocery store and I
" vnn‘th was
stealing" $25. in caén
arraigned in thewlnyeulie Court this" ,1 i
morning. before Judge Nehemiah
Candee The case was continued until
Saint-dam Sew-gent Silk made the ar-
rent.
——-Vlsit Donnelly‘s downstairs annex
1'” ONLY $5.00 DOWN
A regular monthly meeting of the
aOpportunity Circle oi Kings Daugh-
is or the \‘or\\ alk l‘nptist churth
is being luld tlus afternoon at the.
ghomr of Mrs Harold Murray :itli
01‘ gm :umoniu. however. but Gipp d“
not huVe thq' stamina left to ward 0!!"
H11 poison l‘t'SlllllllR‘ from the. throat
. it'll-(lion. illood transfusions enable.
nine street him to rally a few days ago. but he
‘quk'kiy weakened again and did»
1 John hull. l1. :1 caretaker of tl1'(- n'hn i164 relapse-d the fourth time
lanmier countx 1m 1m :1? i’ lm .\lom1 ’ Gill;- first Jumped into the mtliglfl
1min firm “huh “as n-t-tmlx lihrllttl us 11:2 unusual football player when
to ”11 gromd. reported to tie uptnun Nott'e- Dame Clash-d with the Army
“polio; lust light {but 1: . ClllClxtiiS h. m 111 1211'... when his kirkii 2. forward
Non taktn { om The farm passing. livid running and ecnmlslflp
lxmiaks station‘- rv and hooks won l1ir11 t‘lzi- plaudits of tlw Eastam
l.:'1\o you thought of thc‘m’ Ti- -c_\ a“..iontli:1ll (”hrs
iamonz tht most '1((‘c|"'1l)l6 of gifts. “Fm," 11:15:41 wins Md”
no mo mlw T5 of ”1‘ family or frid' ads ..s.~, ll l‘d'illllll“ “it‘ll
Good for "1:11 and (\or) s asnn Th. Kohl” lung.
.llnmllton Slum, 49 Vial! St Norwalk
His ltv'vflu'
Hr u'u. a Sun.
law slt~
101‘ .‘1‘.
tl“lll.
living 1;
HI
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