. 'hkooplfia. hiss
3 ”151', ro.
bury street. is
his uncle, Rev.
the or the holidays.
ma inn...
and in New York'
t is home in Os
rooklyn. spent
11d Mrs. A. S.
died the children
Sunday school
‘ Exercise-Little Sunlwams
‘-‘ an: Cloris. 1
liecliatlon~¢hlld ‘1): Non
Song Trio,
Birchard Sisters.
Recitation by a little boy. ‘
Willie Peterson
Recitationmtlomfori. ' '
Jeane. Jones.
Recitationwllnder Sealed Orders,
Anna Byxbee.
Recitation—4011 Thank Theo.
Herman Marita. .
Rocitation~NVaw Year Greeting,
Lae'Jonea.
Motion Song
Six Little 5111211 010111 infant Class.
Recitation—47.71011 and Me. .
Je nnia Davis.
Recitation—Child King.
Howard Peterson
Recitation—Tho Beat She Knew.
Add Byxbea.
Gina No 9. . . .
letallon—What May Oldei People
Bring. --
‘ Clara Velsor.
Offering.
Song. '
William Q. Merr.lnin
ltorltatlo11—~'l"ho Chhdren‘ s Offtning,
Olive Bennett.
lteeiiatlon~ 'i‘he Shepherds of J udeu.
Winnie Mer.rlnm
Sign;
" Minnie Allorenshuw.
iteritation~lf Wo Only Understood.
ngrc‘at volume of rbusi-
many things were o1erlonk-
use 11'iliVbc brought fun-1.1111
qulok Sunday school soon»
ho liar e not had their L brisk
ii“ decorating. all tin-.11 go on :1
table \1ith uqui1k sclhug
eOlillay goods throughout
Those who wish to 1'1'
in expanding a few days with
Ethel Byxbee.
Recitation—0111' Christmas Story.
Hazel Enstun.
Exei'i'lso~—'l‘hc World‘s Greatest Need.
Class N0. 6
School.
Distribution of IGllIS.
Song.
Song. .
School.
ll 11 nodlot ion.
E. E. Gorham.
East Norwaik. Conn.
sells the paint that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—Devon lead and 1.
zinc. ground by machinery.
R0 W5 YTON.
11111111111 l’lnknev went to Boston to
day on a business trip.
Oliver Cook is overhauling his 01'3-
1111' boat on the West side.
Mrs. l. W. Clark. of Maple avenno, 1s
recovering from n briof illness.
Mrs. Henry C. Mead has returned
home from a visit in Orange. N. .1.
Miss Olive Hart. of Crockett avonue.
is visiting Miss Elia Bond, in Bridge—
port.
L. Smith. of Main street, has return-
od home from a few days‘ vist in Stum-
lord.
Captain Frank R. Stevens'u condition
remains unchanged. Mr. Stevens is a
very sick man. ,
Miss lrvlng. of Main street. (mate'-
talned lwr cousin. of New York city
yesterday.
.lohn Brundnge, Ji'.. has a badly in-
liamed oyo. caused by a chip of wood
striking it.
Franklin Lynch has struck walor in
his ll('\\’ well. which is being sunk at
Butler‘s island.
John Raymond and family moved
yesterday from Owen Farina to the
Austin block. Dorian.
Station Agent M. E. Gibbons spent
Christmas at the family homoatead in
Great ilarrhuzton. Mass.
Mr. and Mra. Fay 0. Whilv. 0t Pron-
lwct Heights. returned home last night
_ from a visit in Yonkers. N. Y.
11111. Clifford Culblll. of Main airoot.
Mrs.
Louis \Vutvrhurv. oi South Norwalk.
Ambrosv (Yrbrkoti. of York. Penn.
11'11'1' 11 1:110:11. Christmas. of his pnronta
Mr. and Mrs. John Croeliott. of Row
moud strut-i.
lv‘rrd llibbir- roturnrd lo ilrooklyn
vivalrrduy. from n viult with bin "and
parents. 1111-. and Mra. Alphonso Dibble
of Main strvot.
('inu'ios Norris and Minn Myra Wib
moi. of iiriduoom't. worn inarrlod Mon-
day i‘\‘('l\l|lL’. llni‘omlwr 24th. at tho roa-
ldonm- of Mr. and Mru. .l. N. Fallon
Borough oi Bronx. Now York city. by
tho iiov. Victor Smith. D. i). Mr. and
Mrs. Ferris snout (‘lhrlnllnau with the
K111011111 mounts in ltowaylon
A number of prominent pooplo of tho
viiiugo haw oxuronaod their diaaati'i
{notion in regard to the iron mail do-
li1ory. Ono mall 11 day. they nay. 111
not humilout They would much pro
for to how,- 1ho pout-onion wntlnuod.
i111 ruuno ul uranont mwon mail» a day
.u'r'iw and nix depart. Thorn are aiaop
drop lrtlor boxes in iliil'ni‘tl'hi ”arts of
ihe viiianiv. The mall in collected any
.. rul lion-311 day from them. Thorn in N
to remoaatralo .
talk of 11 million
against tin proposed chanm.
w
A BEOUIIT 07 01001000.
vmmnun u J.Decambo1- 21—11 ‘
invquoat or 8100.000 has been placed in
1111» hands of on: dlrecioro of the how.
Jeraoy Training School for Mid
Minded mum-on. at this aim. in
Timmild ii Vinter executor of tho"
Maxuam estate. 'i‘ho legacy will pity
all all obligations and give the hutitu1
lion :1 cash Million of about 440.000 “ .
m.-
EDITOR HAflVMQVlOlTH HIM
. are spendlni the holidays in New York
», ofMNOrwallt mama
‘iyn.l1l "1'
Mr. and 7141's. Walla: 1:111:11. 01' Brook
. . “ . 9
Willi: B Jones. Riverside avenue.
Thomas 0. biaarn .who has been
; confined to his home by illness during
v 'th past three wealth. is aloivly recon
or 113..
The annuity school entartalnmant of
the Coaflozatloaal Charon win he held
. his evening. in tho lecture room of the .
hi 5 . church
William '1‘ atoms spent Christians in
Brooklyn, N Y. guests of Mr. 1111er11.
‘ _ .mdiilllnil '1‘. Abbott.
. 11d family are in
Bridg‘opart . .
Mrs, Janina Bates and and Harvey
‘ eon. appointed
to or the late
. The annual meeting of the Weatport
Masonic lloliof Association will he
held thiaevoning. in Masonic Hall. and
(mineral: slanted for the ensuing year.
In the window. of William iii. 01:.
bom'a . [granary . in State street. in a a
miniature “iUncle Tom's Cabin." made
of corn‘atalka. It in about four feet
in length and is labeled “My Old Ken
tacky Home." “Uncle Tom" is warm-
ing himself by a tire made of an in
oandoacont lamp covered with red pop-
or. The exhibit in the work of Mr.
'Oabom’s son, Frank. who is an artist
' ' , in that line.
8 a ten" and daughter
Fl‘ it Keyaer and
husband dinner with
' Mina Elli Keysar. of
West 11110111111. South Norwaik.
Mr. Luther the traveling evange-
list will hold services in the Metho-
dist Church Sunday afternoon at 2: '10
k. arefifordlally invited to
m
The Unldn Sunday school held their
Christmas entertainment in the church
Wodnoaday evening. A lino program
was renamed. and Edgar Bates gave
selections 1‘ 1 his largo graphophono
. V w...“ . *4. 'W‘ _.' ‘
, my cannula
Mrs. William Rover about Christmas
:vinth relatives in New York and Brock
5'“
Mrs. William A. Raid is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Harry A. Pope o!
Hnyonno 'N. i
Elmer Nichola. formerly ofthis town
is now employed in a hotel in Green-
point. Brooklyn.
Franklin Stevens is now able to at-
tend to-l’lls‘ usual duties. after being ill
for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fairly snout
Christmas with their daughtei. Mrs.
(loome- Gregory. of Stamford.
Mrs. William Wilson, of Brooklyn. in
the‘ guests at her oaranta, Miv. and Mrs.
Conrad Wolfe! for the holidays .
Mina Mayne Wa1',1lWell of Norwalk
in tho guest of her aunt. Mrs Charis-s
Whitlock. for several days this week.
Three moans: worn held in St. ‘Aim
aius' a Church. Christmas morninu~tne
first at 5 abound at 6 ahd the last at ll
Miss Etta Devanna. a student of too
State Normal School. is apendlnzthe
holidays with her parents. in Main
street.
Charles Tattle will remove from the
Emma Monroe raaidenco in East ave-
nue. to the home of his parents. this
Wot-1k. 1
Ray Bryant. 0! New Haven. with his
friend. Miss O‘Neil. about Christmas .
with Mr. and Mrs. Bryant. in East ave. V
““9
“Dick" Raymond has bben unable to .
do his usual work as shoemaker. for
the past week 01- so. on account of both
hands being very sore They are now i
in bandages.
Mrs. John Kaiser who resides near :
North Wilton. Was the guest of her '
dauahter. Mrs. Charles Whitlock.
Christmas , Day. V
H. Sardinia lost a valuable work
horse, Saturday ovoaing. The animal
dropped dead ‘in front of his house.
while ramming tram work.
inn-1P: DPPSB coua'rs.
”Nothing Doing" - 011111 Friday. when
Short Calendar in Schodulod.
Until many at this work there will '
he no business in the county courts.
this bolnu' the holiday tlmo botwron .
tarma. Judge Shumwnv in achedulod
to hold abort oalondar in the Superior :
Court. Friday morning. but there la
very little businoaa for the court, and
tho. soaalon may be postponed.
Judlre Curtis. at the Court of Com- 4
man Houdini: completed the business
in Danbury. the Jury having boon diu-
mlraod last aatnrday. The January
term opens noxt Wank in Brldueporl. I
and court. canoe will ho triad. Claims
for the trial list should have been in
this momma. There Will be short
calendar and minimum of nouns Fri-
day morning. '
Tim- orlmlaal term of tho Court or
Common Pleas also cornea in next
woolt. '
SWORDS FOR THC. COLONELS.
Tho Moods of Col. Walter E. Con.
one or (humor-aim Moimn' 11 Mali 1
M71“ him. with an elegant gold
1110111111111 sword. Saturday evening. in
11mm ’i'ho sword in very hand-
t- 1111 bought at 'Vl‘lftany, 11.
pittim ' 31 «no: i“ $51,111 111111;:
04' 47M 1 ll ‘1 ON ‘1 '3
into and nation
iti- Manda.
him a sword
olden 11- an
Luna's out!
The newly elected oilicers of Temple
Lodge. No. 65. F. and A. M.. will be
installed this evening by Past Master
Andrew J. Walker. The officers are as
follows:
Worshipful
Ruland.
Senior Warden-4Wflllam H. Potrlo. '4
Junior Warden—Louis P. Wakeman. f
Seorotmy-‘iloren 1‘ Day.
T1 easuror—Georgo ..l Underwood.
Senior Deaconwflarry ll Sim wood
.lnnloi Deaoon~Morthno1 M. Cross‘
man.
Chaplain—ml. Frank Elwood.
Marshal—401111 S. Jones.
Senior Stowarilwlddward .l. Spring.
Junior Steward—J. Fred Gorbam.
Trustees—~i’hilip G. Sanford. Wii- ‘
Ilam L. Coley and Joseph G. Hyatt.
Auditors-Oscar Smith. Charles Fa-
bio and William E. Osborn.
“DIES" ”3'33? ”SH-“fir
PElilifllilYALw Plil§
mm" mym’mrm mes-11:1.“ iiundmloolug.
vino-701107! lrlrn‘llnllcnbl
5M! Ian mu- fin mum and
I» All (Mariam-113141111.
Ill! [ENGINE 60.. in l930 1mm. IN.
the prices of our Smok-
ing jackets and House
Coats to actual cost, be- '
cause we .m closing out
this stock. If you buy
you will get a better
bargain than you (her
did before and help us
make room for a stock
of goods which we are
just about to receive.
BilliSlilili Hill.
South Nomdlz.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN.
Manager.
FonjfiALE.
101' on 1111111111011 1111111.
For particulars. apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
acorn 1161111111“,
1141 4‘ i U i ' in:
Hampton and mum Hur-
Mr. and Mri. .
Masterwi‘rederlck D. '
‘4“ on aayn.
Mrs. (1.11.1.1... living on filliv ‘
“i 11111 111111 1111 in years .3
111511 liken great any old phobia i : ,
had trouble with my kidno'ya for a .
long time, causing distressing 04010 .
ache. i could iind nothing to m me
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 11. Starker and .
atraot. says:
any who: and I fancied 1111 Dana 1‘11
iuidney Pills 11113111 hon: me. a'von it
they didn't cure}
Tani; store and got a supply. i was not
disappoint“. Dean‘s Kidney Pilln an
posed of the last attack. The back-
i want to ,Plaiatad's
ache and auftorlng were a thing of
”the but "
Price 50 cents 11 box. Foster Mil
born 00.. Bunnie, N. Y.. solo agent‘s
for the United Statoa.
Remember the name—Donn s—and .
take no substitute. '
Who 71 up millionth ,
Iu'g' In E hurry and do ‘
ll right!
I‘- Wilt;
South Main Street
OW Mkiqm a Whfllfl’l Him].
R6515 Elm Grove Place
News and Opinions
0F
National Importance
THE SUN
ALONE
CONTAINS BOTH.
”MM
Daily. by mail. $6 a year
Daily and Sunday. by
mail. $8 a year
The, Sunday Sun
' is lin- greaiust Sunday Newspaper
in the world.
Price 51: a copy. By mail. 52 a 5
year.
Address. THE Sill '.
Framing
the Picture
New York.
is sinnetbuos almost as <-
«liflicult
baby!
very easy if you bring your
Picture. to us and try the
"millions and mats.
We have so many vario-
tics of moldings. and such
exquisite ones. that :1 satis-
factory selection is quickly
- made.
as admin},r the
‘0‘...“
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
Wall Papers. Paintcra‘ Sup-
plies. Artista’ Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Ordcr.
Painting. Paper Marrying. Decor- V
atin'g.
'l'clcplmnc Coll. 133-3.
()pcu rvcuings till 8:30.
DECKER.
“iv"
87 WASHINGTON S'l‘..
mm '
a war no.
“i 71101117113111.1111 1111111111114 1
' 1111.1: audio.
You‘ll find the task .
Although we are buy—
mg a very 111157 307300.
We have not allbWfiil
on 5111131; to run down.
and can alter as good ,
variety as' earlier.
Will do your work ‘ i
when wanted
[0 FlRST AVENUE.
East Norwaik.
Tel. l35-2.
fl 'Phone 43-6.w
BAANEY a BERRY
JunIUSBm m: I)
are the standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite as nice. neat, stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
them for
FOURTEEN YEARS.
and stick to them. not because
they are the cheapest, but because
they are the BEST SKATE ON
THE MARKET. We warrant
them. .
Our” line oi“ Table and Pocket
Cutlery is the finest in town.
Electrical goods have recently
been added to our stock.
.Coinstock,
Watkins
6: Dow.
:12 WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomach in distress will not. make
Xmas a very “merry" one.
Our groceries arrv poriectly reliable
mtho prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gifts~ionoiher
rollahable feature.)
Our Very Best Butter.
3 pka. N. S. Mince Meat.
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar.
New Layer Figs,
2 pksa. Persian Daton.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
New Honey.
Fancy large Prunes.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges.
A. STULL,
21 common AVENUE.
.V naa'r nonwALK.
Zia lb.
251:
81.00
101' bolt.
inc
me at.
101.: glans
100 lb
25c doz.
11111111111111. Call an up .
time and you’ll have paw
be glad you did ’37»:
W001!
NO gawk
SOUTH NOBWALK.»
CITY OF NORWALK
VULCANANDEAQLE.
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Norwalk 6 11.111 Leave New You.
gier 23, East River, Beams 3M1”.
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TIME TIDE!-
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK ., '
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SUNDAYS.
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LEAVE BOOTH NORWALK IO
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P. M.~—-13:02x. l: 10. ii: 071.941. '.
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9:71 M.:--7 15 . t
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DANIURY TO GOUTH NOKWA
1A. Dir-45:00. 7125. 9:38.111”.
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Sunday trains in Danbury, 0: z
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