Wanda manneraue-
hgittla:thenr away alarm
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School. it impoaaible to bring
a ancient number or the members to
Dar-ion arranged and held the gather-
in: at the Valdrlnghaan in New York
city on Friday night. DrBonjaruin
tangoodaennyevergivr-‘fi‘
meander-o having in ‘5
"reunion ct former popular «fin 935W
ms Jenning- Ild Joe-
eph Adenine”
Aapetoch lodge. No. It 16 (l B.
Ll! follow!
inatnl e atom:
Shiloh.
. pron! at the banquet angel! W. Fred
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taken. Frank no... president mum” unload.
' m'gb‘a’h 'gba’h’Woi-rymub, waithegoeet
diheyenina
John Brennan and Edward Naidrett.
they are in excellent health and apir~
ita. They have met rnany Standard
people in the Golden Gate city since
.their arrival. including a young man
named King. who was formerly a mem-
her 0! 8t. John'a Cornet Band. Stam-
Ila. Evelyn Lockwood. daughter of
Mr. and Ira" Stephen 8. Lockwood. oi
Rowayton. waa marriedyefi. Malay af-
ternoon. to Carl W361.“ of Dnrien.th
r «a: bryide'a trim. rant “mummfluo:
lira. .l. A. Sconeld in confined to her
W
bone with
Ira. Frederick E. Lockwood is ill at
hegyhoqfieainllnin street.
Revival aervicea wilibe continued
thin week in the Baptist Church.
was _ . 'garéc:sr‘omrerrme
M5 in morning New
yew..-
' .I. m or out
J—-———‘—"—————
The amber. o! Riaing Star Divi-
aloe. Sena o! Temperance. expect a via-
ittron when of Concord Division.
next Wednenday night.
_. w school at the Baptist
« i'ta semi-annual election
' utnilow
......
W’Roawm
Mega week with friend. in Sha-
llnater oi work—Rollo 0. Been.
row oi! thence—George A. Dar-
:Kaater at enehequeh—Funk I.
“In. or arms—Willi. 8. Jon...
Kin fluent-d. and
Samuel A. Purdy
W. P. Wakcrnan.
Inaide guard—William T. Sturgca.
Outside guard——Horner S. Beers.
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cam.
urn. E. L. GRID" ll ill.
Mrs. George Van Hooacnr i. ll:.
John Warren. of Baton, in visiting
his [father ln thh place.
Ira. Thomas Colter. or City inland.
is visiting her elater. Mrs. John Craw-
Jamea Dowd ha. gone to Beaten to
spend the remainder of the winter with
hia Iona.
Allen Burton. of long inland City
spent Sunday with his brother. Sylves-
ter Burton. A
Frank Sherwood and friend. o!
Bridgeport. spent Sunday at the hour:
of his father W “$18!in
Ira. Fitch. the‘aa'ed More! Ila
Van Hooeear. tell down the cellar
ataira and severely bruiaed her head
and taco.
A PmmR‘B-flSAY.
To His. Catherine .l———-. at ll '1‘ K.
AnBAnpwiaeanawrrte
summary“.
The girl withoutéa K
bellOoI‘U'?
llderilyongotthei
1min!) ‘
I called in it: B K D A.
tarts: linkers .
ray ufirou_ 'wrir Magnum-
laiml “fought ‘ i
But 8 7‘ mile. from U i must
Mountbachnnceam-ite.
lintahouldNENVU.
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”All other. in high.
icostumesrn woolorsaud
irew wish! no
‘ Wl-ll‘l‘E. Goons ‘
~ rave
‘ mm ”805.3%“
Eriery gdihrefrfin this sale. ‘
BIO *faV-ri‘ ‘5
in the special are quoted
wrih tradé conditions? We
could hold mayors: in this
' sale and ‘withl‘n a month you
wdold willingly pay oi5 more
and féei satisfied with your
purchases.
Women see that higher
prices are inevitable for such
thimsa‘s muslin oedema
bed linen, and table linen.
crowds ~oi them are gaspm
the opportunity afforded. by
this sale. '
LlNl-ZNS.
sale, ofiers an unusual oppor-
tunity for the replenishing of
the linen chest—the pride of
every housewife. In this sale
are to be had fine linens. im-
ported by us direct. of. the
.sualities and pattems which
nave made Irish linen famous
and. standard the world over.
And pnccs. we repeat. are ab-
sucdlv low. Wholesale pricos
prices have decreased.
table damask
. napkins
crashes
Turkey red damask
bedspreads
shied
pillow-cases .
wide shootings
fromflre lowest to the highest-
insiruciiorn and with politicos
ll‘l‘lfle‘flfibfl.‘
lit: and thread.
corset covers
drawers
health»
he would he attrac-
”fin“ MEN‘S SHIRTS AT 59c
..nlzhl.aowns
achemi . _,
new?" a... “new...
at prices altogrthcr ‘6iii of‘ iuric’g 7
increased: our retail -
(lt‘wasmade’im. \-
ér‘cicsnwell-ventilatod factor? T i
bcfére the price—rise began’i
mdpresent cost to yooris-abet } ‘
orrtleqnai co the cost chime» -
W3
priced. was made under our 1 ‘
CG
The season has advanced so far rs the
reason we have marked these goods at a
that» will make a quick sale. .
the time Do not delau. rake no chances
on the narrow. but act it todan.
Now is
All necessaru alterations free on car-
ments bought
The annual Linen sale. a
teaturo of the While Goods - 5' '
make... hotel Block,
a South Norwalk.
Comstock Bros.
Our Hulidau Stock was never larger
or floor nor our prices lower. -:. -:
GLOVES
probably head the list.
SMOKING JACKETS
Usually the prices on these sensible Holiday gifts are as‘m
fancy as some of the trimmings and liraten'ils. We '
have some cxccpironally good values.
5er UMBRELLAS
Close roll. parli'goh frame. sioefrod case and tassel,
$2.50 and $3. 00
Silk and {gluon Initial Hemstitchcd
aanoxracmar—s
25¢ and m -
Mon‘ sSilk and Satin
lMPERlAL. FOUR-lN-JSAND PUFF AND TECK
.
’ o 'clock.
leertalmreitwucurlonntonotethat
. There are .irnilnrly about twice
tianrtoekphce The-crummy“?
this
and rneuberi by i“ refined.
There was n’larkc atten'gec‘ii
evening. The preaching was followed“ by
a revival mini of much interest. The
Week of Prayer will be observed by
this church with revival service. every
eve!!!“ except londay and Saturday.
Service. or the week at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be as follows: Monday. 7: 45 p.11.
Topic. Choosing God'-
Wili. Prayer for aelI-conucution and
Week or Prayer. Tueeday: 4: on
on. prayer mating o! the Junior
idirrdeavor Society: 7: 46 p. 111.. prayer
service Topic. Loving a. God loves.
Prayer to.- our cherish. )lr. 1M will
sing. Wednesday. 7: 45 p. in" prayer
conic. 'l‘eplc. filer! Children
otGod. Praver for our Chriatian En-
deavor Society and kindred organica-
tiona. Ii. Byxbee will sing. Thorn-
rhy. 7:45p. n... prayer service. Topic
W6rking With God. Prayer for our
Sunday School. hir. Fore. will sin:
Friday, 7:48 p. m.. Prayer ncrviee. Top-
ic. Growth in the Likeness of God
Prayer for the New Year's work.
There will be a prayer meeting, to-
morrow afternoon. at 8 o‘.clock con-
ducted by the Ladies Auxiliary at the
Y. 1!. (1A rooms in Elisabeth street
immediately following this
there will be a business meeting. All
gadladlea interested are invited to at~
n .
The Week oi,Prayer will he cheery-
ed in the Norwalir lethodlat Church.
Service. will be held in the lecture
room each evening. commencing at 7. ii
The pastor. Roms
will preach. and there will be a praise
Rev. Alexander hamilton. of Nor-
mix. preached in Bridgeport yeatcrv
MONEY FOR MUSIC.
Why We Have More Women Vocalist.
Than lien.
in preparing a. list of American con-
the number 0! tenors just exactly
equalled the cornhlned number of her-
“than nhd babel. It i. probably true
tut ihnrc are that about two culti—
rated tenor. to each baritone or bean.
an
my soprano. as there are mono sch
prance or contrnltoa. and there are
probably two trained soprano: to every
my; unionsAto;£eac ration”? or}?
these: er v cc, n: t c
more unusual. attach to its owner the.
more attention. The natural tenor and
are *
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make. people nah “where did
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HANG in am right. Our __1
orpnttcrn‘ s is an large and mi
we can iuit everybody. an to
denign‘ and prices. Weat'and flit?
or every job we do. both "in”
Hanging and Painting, and‘,
united others. we know we can.
5m. maximum
room" look‘likc “new." Thai! it”
indeed be a nappy New Year. ‘
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