sandal; ‘
ISchultsc‘ii
administrator at the estate of 9intro 1
Arabella Curtis.
a
~Closiug out stock half price.
11m
brellns for die. to $6. 00, at '1‘. 1.111
n 1181“.S
. 13111 January 811:.
A» supper will be
Telegram .
Lucille N513 1' ran: Grumman who is critically ill
the ‘
Slime. it was one year ago today that ‘
: married
._ Miss
the MilfOI d
cred as hold-
andsome pair of
‘1' trotting h1s
«never got it
refused to go
not on Christmas
.for he came
“1"
' e orwaik Math
dimer-h. tomorron
(2 oil Mr. Kellogl
. manned about three
'odntiuued withmu
: tenant or attend
11! invlted to attend.
"the service To
.meeting of tin
Wallabied in the
“ pluie. Miss Ma
.~ is Who? with Charles A. 1.0ch
in behalf of the
' titty. With a bean
: ' esteem and supra
, 1011 that the holday
lichen by the
dnport Post
.sfutuf Splem.N
William Wardweil has been up ‘
ed administrator of the estate or ‘
I late Frederick Wardwail.
Mr. and Mrs. “George E. Laurent:
Y.. have been so
Miss Anna '1‘. Pardee, of Chest 11
street Norwa‘lk.
Mm
Scissors. Razors. Fancy Box Paper. Air
(lune. Games and Game Boards. at halt
price, at '1‘. J. Hustler's.
“M 1
Mr and Mrs. James W. O‘Brien ill
to move from 5 issues place into the
apartments vacated by Captain R. M
Rose. in the some street ‘
”M
of diphtheria. continues about
ids sister died or the same disease. ‘ ‘V ’
wmwu
Year‘ 3. prices 315.235 50 cents.
ed seats nr3v- beisecured.
Reserve
There will be an open shoot at tilt
Nuromake Gun Club grounds at (lire;~
ory s Point. New Your 3 day. beginning
at 1:30 p. m.. weather permitting.
pr—q—n—nn
Mnlsh, died yesterday. of bronchitis.
private on Similar "
-Do not fail to see ouI 12%c tul‘
keys. guaranteed fresh killed. Noth
lug left over from Xmas. Public Mitt
Edwald Selleck new holds the course
record at the Norwalk Golf links. hav-
ing covered the nine holes in 39. The
. previous record was forty. and was‘
held bv Frank Van Buren.
Those interested in the Christmas
tree entertainment to be given the de
posltors ‘of the Penny Provident hank
are Iccucstcd to send contributions to
the Central Club house before Monday
afiol noon
Ellis liowaId a restaurant.
ington street. 25 cents.
.———.
POPULAR .‘AVMUOIMENTS.
-.
Who is Who?
Manugcl lioyt has a rare treat in
atom (in theatre goers of this city
when he will present at his theatre
New Your a, matinee and night ”“7118
on
Paul Bordman in the cast. the third
and best edition 01‘ this big fun show.
The author. it is said. has succeeded
in giving us a happy compromise be
tween genteel comedy and the uproar
ions horse play that has tor some sea
sons usurped the place of comedy
His incidents are broadly lnlt not All
aurdiy conceived. and 11‘ he has dealt
- freely with the improbable. he has not
neutered us with unreasonable rants!»
its characters and episodes. Rather.-
92 Will-ill-
genulty in evolving a series oi launh
able or serum nonunion and
though unique proposition.
.I~ W191 , *
Gideon's Minot i O (rival.
, Amon’s this toitiliuw
-I Russo a Hoiisndlo balloon tiou oi the
original Nashville students and (lid
on' a Big Minstrel Carnival are the hip
four comedians Harris. Davis, item
and Glenn; Marsh (ll-31¢. the mat-vs
' ‘ idelwoluht in number
in a novel act. which i built
malts. oomody and silence in
up
‘ John tatclvsrt angel-orig“ the lg:
ch called (as . .
. 11le to“ middti‘
_ {‘11: low
~—Closing out Pocket Books. Knives 1
whintiuec at lioyt’s Theatre. New
Amelia, the infant daughter. of Mr. ’3‘
and Mrs. William Daskam, of Barron I1
aged six days. The funeral will he 1.,
—~'i‘omoIIIowI~Fine turkey (linnur n1 '
he has shown s most commendable in'- .
complications trout a very simple.
scan with» 3
out equilibrlilt: the Arcana Demon-'1
Baileys: auxil- It
BoyFs Patent Elastic Double Knee
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. these:
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lhe reason is that you get
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lannedottc wrappers. in
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(nod. 98c.
bodies’ Stripe Flancietto Wrappers.
houses. in ,1 oil and white. blue
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IFlapeleite Wrap‘
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Ladies Mahmoud. Wrappers. (an
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ghee. wide hem. superior iinish.
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little things as Well as in your
’lry us on any of
200 yards Best Quality Willington
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Princess Curling irons. 5c.
«.Ifl‘he Sampson ioooPin Sheet. 30. sheet.
Victoria P‘in. warranted iull count,
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French Wire Hair Pins. 3 plus. for Be
‘Foultless Hooks and Eyes. 2 dozen on
1 card. to. card.
Dress Stays. Vail lengths. 8c dozen.
Warner's corset Clasps. white and
‘ fhloelr 1. 5 and 6 hook,10c. pair.
iMies and Children' a Side Elastics.
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American Shell Hair Pins. 25c. qual-
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:All‘ expressed it
programme: A
; om a‘ uhy
Willie Beebe oat-i schmlill:
sins. Minnie‘IBeebc.V An-
No . .
Seven young in Ed n cousins.
Minnie Beebe Mattie P ton. Annie
Wilcok, Kittie Miller. Antonin
DNtzacit Mary Floyd . I‘
no ‘ ‘
r Joanie and your Gray
‘Song—V— he Wondrousi Gift
*3 agitate; by Joseph
ryr‘Pa‘xton. secretary. and Mrs. J. A
Richardson.
The committee. Misses Mary Clarity
Lulu Bmsilhorn. Mrs. Samuel Sample.
Harry Paxton and Mr. Gill. deserve a
good deal of credit for their efforts.
Each member of the Sunday school
received a sack of candy. and oranges
and apples were distributed to all. Hur-
ry Paxton. in. made an . excellent
merrimeut when he shook himseit free
or snow from the north pole.
Springwood Union chapel.
Springwood Chapel Sunday school
had its Chridtnlad entertainment. last
evening. The bright faces of the chil-
drab” and the chilies of- many at the
parents With themed will or the many
old friends t come on .these occa-
sinus made tb one of the pleasantest
of fiathsringaa Sarita elm came as-
peeiaiiy to the Infant Gloss. but remem-
bered all with candy, oranges and cake.
dem‘aéiv‘bli
right good tilde. The
o it ‘3 ‘ ”B
Some—A Hearty Welcome.
Schoold
«(halving is the
Pray r.
Superintendent ljawrencc.‘
80ng~80ng of Peace and Glory,
V School.
Recitation. ‘
, Esther Arnold
Quartette.
Mrs A E. Alsthorpo. Miss Vslso..i. 8
Lawrence and Edward Merriam.
Responsive reading.
Congregation.
Sour-God Called Him From the
sheep Fold W ,
School.
Recitation.
' Media Harris.
Song. V " 4‘
Primary Class.
Recitation.
May Hanie
Song—~Other Girls and Boys.
School.
Exercise.
Fifteen Children.
Song.
Miss Harris
Dialoxue— Basket Party.
Jessie Siausou. Susie Kurdos. May
Harris. Ed. Finch. Fred V‘Dyscuroth
and Steve Km dos
Song.
May Harris and Edna Bunion.
Recitation.
Fred Dysonroth and Anna Byxbee
I Song—Ring. Ring the Bells
School
Collection.
Song—We' ve Had a Vely Pleasant
Time. ;
';V8(hoolV.V ‘
Santa Claus. . ’ . ‘
Trinity Episcopal Church.
The members of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Sunday school held their
Christmas festival. yesterday after4
noon. in the church. There was a very
large attendance. the auditorium be.
in; tilled to its capacity. The exercis-
I on were of an exceedingly interesting .
character. They included the render-
ing of several Christmas carols by the
Sunday school scholars. reading oi the
lessons by the superintendent. Philip
N. Smith. and an address on the Nativ-
ity by the rector, Rev. R. io‘. Humph-
ries. Miss Magdalena Frooh presided
at the organ. There was a larde tree
in the ehur h. and from this slits were
distributed the scholars. The school
made members of the volunteer choir
presents of confectionery. use. The ion-
3 than has the most successful oi any
ever held in the church.‘ I ,
Grass loisoop'si Church.
The annual christian: festival ot-
Grace Church 81
school ‘waa hold
a the church. its 1 evening There
was a program of carols and anthems.
otter watch this young people gather.
V bonito. combo and other in
111‘ to collfoiiti
Miller. assistant superintendent; Har- V'
Santa. Claus and created considerable I
as having a "
on mm a cannons true and gloom ‘ ‘
Chreiuilv fitted to the tacit. alter a thorough. Scimi-
iific examination of the eves. r
Complete Optical Room.
0. B.
selling them these goods at very low prices. Q1111 yV
every instance. .. I I
was impersonatori by Arthur Crook.
At the conclusion of the program. there
was a distribution of gifts. The com-
mittee in charge who deserve [rent
credit tor the success of the i's'stlvnl.
were Mrs. imvis it. Souflold , ,
1'. Taylor. uptight". Trillion Boers.
Raymond E
LONDON. ”owns
Kitchener. toisna‘phi
under (into o
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