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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:_
Snow tonight probably turning to rain
Tuesday; warmer tonight.
An area of low pressure was central
this morning In the lakei on. n _
091$? till :nghe
secondary d sturbancels
gulf coast. lght snow is falling in the
lake region and the Ohio valley and
light rain in the so thern sections. The
disturbance in .th‘ lake region 11le
move eastward and tfilsivlcmlty will
be on the southern edge of It tonight
and Tuesday. No extremely low tern
goratures were reported this morning.
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c1easing‘ cloudiness with rising temper
ature and light rain or snow Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Seymour. of
West street. are entertaining Miss
Susan G1 anniss of Danbury.
Freeman 1111111011‘ ‘btnrted at work
this morning..asslsting on the books in
the South Norwaik Savings Bank.
MartinGnnnlngham and E. L. Stu-
den. of Yale Medical College, have been
visiting friends in South Norwaik.
Our Brothers Lodge,1. 0 0 ...F
of Nol‘walk will hold a meeting this
evening at the lodge rooms in Wall
street. 1
Mrs Sophia A. Weed and Mrs. Sam
11121 L. Weed are entertaining the Pine
Led e Whist Club. this afternoon, at
11111? home in Wall street
Miss Margaret Cavanagh of Cres
cent Terrace was the guest Sunday of
Mr and Mrs. William A ‘Brown. at
the Atlantic Hotel Bridgeport
Frank E Carr. agent of the Provi-
dent Life and Trust Company. is dis—
tributing handsome . calendars to
friends in The Norwalke. today. .
Miss Lillian Levy, of New York. a
fo1mer pupil at Miss Baird‘ 11 West ave
nue seminary for girls. is the guest of
Landlord and Mrs. Joseph L. Wain.
I11 the pool game between Richard
Voight 11nd F. W. Decker. at the Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company's
quarters. Saturday night. the former
won.
James B. Morris. has returned to his
home in East Orange. N. J.. after
spending a couple of days with Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Smith. of Merwin
street. * ‘
Estimates are being received by En-
ginee1 Samuel 111. Greene. of Hoiyoke.
fol the steam heating of the new silk
mill in Norwalk. which the H. W
Lines 511 company; of Meridcn. are
meeting for Joseph Loth & Co.
Mrs. Sarah E. .Larrigan. of Railroad
avenue was nearly st111ck by a speed-
ing automobile Satur ay morning on
the Clay street hill. train was pass-
ing over the railroad bridge when the
big pulling machine came along. She
jumped and the auto brushed by her
Mrs. Larrigau ways that she was never
more scared and thinks that she” had
reason to be frightened.
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BoreThroaut. Group. influ-
.Bronmtls in mmnstlms.
mood so at once.
after laid
on the
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CUSTOM-MADE
OVERCOATS.
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have a (instinctive style—~11
style that due not appear in
the ready 11111 e sort. and it is
uselesslc 190k 111116 for” 11....
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you no more than the ready
to~wcar docs elsewhcré. slid
you has the satisisctlon of
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will be administered in the Norwa‘l
,. Congregational Church next “8111) 1
‘ morning.‘
1 merly of Norwalk spent Sunday In *
‘ 39"“ and returned to New York thif ,
w‘iouill'i'Norwalk.
. after the opening of the new year.
' In the most new scholars during the
Miss Mabel.Sher1:y. of Bridgeport. Is
” visiting the 111111911 Coleman. of 111
‘Havilltlld. 511-
eye in New Haven
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Ernest Cornell. of New York. foi-
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to her home in Newburg. N. Y.. after
spending a few days with friends 111‘.
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In town with friends
Miss Edna Wilson, who is spending
the Christmas vacation at her home 1115
Elm street. Norwalk. will return to her
studies in Hartford. Thursday. :‘
The Board of School Visitors have
been considering the matter of not re
opening the school. until next Moh-
day after they close Wednesday for
the New ’Year holiday .
The public schools all over town
opened today. after the Christmas va-
cation of ten days. The private
schools. many of tht-m. «will not 113-
opon until January 5th.
Mr and Mrs. Charles 11.11.111.111,
and nephew. Chris Adams. of Grove
sheet ahave returned11 from a visit
with their niece, Miss May McAiiIster.
of.Granvllleavenue..Danbury. .. ,1
Section Foreman James Monahan
took down the time cases on the Dan-
.buly bianch of the Consolidated Rail-
road. at the‘ Norwalk, Winnipauk.
South Wilton and Wilton stations. Sat-
urday. . . .
There are rumours cases of measles
in« the Union School District. all orig~
or‘garten. The latest cases are at.5
Hanford Place 25 Haviland street 169
north Taylor avenues.
frequency .on the farm. . Cuts, bruises.
stings, sprains Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric
Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without it.
The Commercial Record gives
tions in Norwalk during
follow: Sales. 17:1nrtgages, $16.
292. The sales during the past week
numbered two. with mortgages of $38.-
1110. Last year there were six sales
with mortgages of $5 960. .
John C. Wolf. formerly packing clerk
for the Graham- Ernst Cigar Company.
who moved to Quakerstown. .Pa. with
friends. Mrs. Wolf is the guest of
her parents in New Jersey.
The general committee on consolida-
tion appointed by the Not-walk Busi-
nose Men’s Association will hold snot-h
or meeting this evening probably In
the court room in Wall street. it is
p‘e1 reporters.
be held Wednesday evening. in the S111-
street.
comtinue until shortly after midnight.
for special music. speaking and a most
interesting service may be expected. 1. o
A simple wn‘tch night service will be
te‘én minutes. after which the watch
night service will be commenced. con-
ducted by the pastor. It will close just
Friday. at 7: 15 p. m. the pastor 111111
deacons of the South Norwslk Congre-
gotionai Church will meet those who
wish to unite with the church next S1111-
day to give them their personal greet-
ings. t 7: 15, preparatory service.
with sermon l1y1the Rev. Wofford W. T.
Duncsnw At 8: 40 the Bible Study Club
meets with the pastor and the teachers
11f the Bible school with Superintcll
drn’t Ferris for the study 111 the lesson.
The pnrinr tcn‘tlvltloa of the Bible
school of the South Nor-Walk Congre
national Church will take place tonight
at .7130 This will be the last of a
series of Chrllltmns services for the
children. The Christmas gift offered
by the poster to- 0111 one who brought
month of Novethbe‘r 11111111111 ’by Louise
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new pupilsnmrmuddad to the school.
The 511;..rllll. he presented tonight.
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Fresh or Corned Piste.
Miss Winnlfred Storm has returned “
lusting from the Franklin Street Klnd- '
Waten street and in Glenwood and
~Accidents come with distressing '
the ‘
summary of the real estate transacv j
ecember as
the company. has been in South Nor»-
walk the past few days calling on ;
not known whether this will be a se- '
cret session or one open to tho newspa- .
Aspeciai watch night service will '
vation Army quarters in South Main '.
it will commence at 8:30, and .
Captain C. M. Redstone has arranged .
held Wednesday evening. in the Not: '
walk Congregational Church At ll: 15 '
an organ recital will be given by Pro- .
lessor A. 8. Gibson. lasting about tif-
81
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Shears for the home
or for the shop-tors“ the needs of
the housewife or the workman.
.. W lyin-11 who use than slid-y
have
stud-M
40““ In no other a hear-gives an elastic
fir-nuns the on 1111
the crate: dullilg so common In the average
'wnss SHEA 5 out no more than the
IVOI'IIO shear—- 11! they mt longer.
Call and see our «urine-t when you
Capital $1. $00,000
use 11111;; 1.211.111.5111:
r rouge“: 3.00. ustmnt of the 11m.-
Isg edge and prevent-
an Mytob 111.
Never 1m IWISS ffih
SHEAR wl out thls’ncw
. trade-mark.
Comstock
Watkins
Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
, Phone 143-6.
Christmas
Quinton
Makes a most delicious
coast¢ when coo/1:11:31 a
Gas Range.
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use. You Seen
Our stock of
Gas Logs
for the Xmas fireplace}.
Conn. Railway
& Lighting Co.
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Gramsnetmt.
See COBURN 8t LAWRENCE.
:12, South Main St.
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112 cents lb. .5 11
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Fresh F 15h
SRECIAL SALE.
Green 8111111011,?ch Frost Fish. 5
lbs. 26c; Green Weaklish. 8clb.. Fresh
kinds of Fish 111111.; at
The People’s Fish
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OAPI DUDROSS.
East End cl Washington Street
5 Bridge. Old Salvahcn Anny
Building.
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Surplus. 3185.000.
Agent for May Manion’s Patterns; ‘~
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'A J. Coll 511‘s .81 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12 North Main Street, South Norwalk._
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6TH AVE, 218T AND 22D STS.. N. Y.
.12. Groceries ...: Prices!
llAMS—Florsi Brand . selected learnt“
SMOKEDOXTONGUES. select lBACON extra fancy
or media tend: . deii- to (1 child s i ii .
clougnutty Ivonfi'perlb. 3¢°¢1¢1t3pcr lb.. 3 ‘5cipf3311’11r‘3’pcr ‘4‘
tomatoes—1110b Iloy brand). Swan Melting r5115 (110113;: 1511111115 11115. 1111;111:315:
e'gtr‘kred ripe‘élzney fruit. grits”. natural. "”1160 Signature, l lb. 11 a r e
an I IV r can” (101. 0 can . 5%
1101...... ...' ........ ‘ 50 PEASiEdiemere'brsndl.extra doz..'......2..9.c...’. 030
corn—111nm brand). more ““‘V “my 1“" 11511111110115. large. 111.1111:
Scams-11. 121-... ‘ 35
PEAledfi cmere brand) isnc
extra 1151.11. can. ‘ 63
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LlMA BEANS (Warwick brandl.
extra small bshv beans. 1- -.Ib
and better corn to the can
than any other 40
brand. “misc: our. 0
STRING BEANS (Eclipse brand)
belt possible unlit
2- lb. can. 7c.?dox.y: 75C
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2;; .2225: 5.25
ASPARAGUSTIPS. quart glass
I :1 r s . 30 c. ..
STRAWBERRY BEETS. Ilunrd's
1 c.. dmcn. . 5hrc11sbur uart
SPINACH (linkeley'u. special 201 14c “0‘1“9 0 1!:ng 29c. kEma... 3 35
2131: 1113;" DIS In.b can. 14;. ASPARAfii‘l‘Igz (Paste r Bay. IM11T0i$.2whole quart
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MICELLI. A BC PASTE .Ho i
Ilnestlmported pound
OLD FASHiON BlCXWilEAT
FLOUR.
sack
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y sack. 9.4 8 1 Cabin Brand. true rich maple
' Ill serr- .............. lilnor; pint bottle. 2513.:
flingi'iii' H'EE‘EEISUR' Frank- qiulzoi‘ott'lc ."I4 5?: quatI
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: PILLOW CORN MEAL. W Ii 50 TMBRN 13c
1101511111. .1 111 pkgc...
Smart Reductions in Preserves, Jellies. Etc.
Oneida Community Preserves. Jellies, Gordon Dilwcrth’s
Preserves, Jellies. etc. All the varieties at cut prices.
MARASCHlNO CHERRIES LONG'S CALIFORNIA. .70
Very Fine Quality, quart. C
CALIFOINIA IRUITS Golden
Gale. 0111 or Hayward Brands
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CONDENSED MILK (Carnation
Brand). none letter. ‘ 05‘5‘
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4.25
mfg“. ‘m‘osl‘ complelpclasd can 10a. dot ........ IS “‘11....5...
so: men I: own rcc 31100 Us ..
Iowasl.TE1\—Oolong. En llsh Break L 5- lb. cEm.‘1°..5..f..2 75
f:11.Ce\lon. Pan Ind Green 110:. cunning. 406-1‘ ‘85
COFFEE-Our but Java and Japan. \ounr tiyson. Basket I s 11-. mi dual 0
Mocha: finest poulble. lint Fired Black Japan. Guti- 81 25cm ty.10° .. 3 35
{ich {WI and IMosh: finer 11:11:11". 5?" tea wings are 7-5111. ml “1 .........
cm: s new red I. a cast 1 per cent. utter l c u: t .
301:. quality. lb” .253 than elsewhere. inducement 15-11:. q caddyy...5.(.,..c.. 2 35
Laundry Needs: Little Prices, Best Quality.
Morris Chairs
Marked Down!
With its view of reducing our 1101th Morris
Chain is much smaller dimensions. in but
radically reduced mica—dim this order:
GOLDEN OAK MORRIS CII‘IRS UAR-”RED OAK MORRIS
with shaped um: and denim hills. with carved head
cushlom (reversible): value larceshspcd um: nude-wed
8400 111er down front. spring tests. all hair
pricei .2 4'5 tilled cushions: value
Slat. mark down 9 75
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on or Mahogany finish. with MMIKMIW MORRIS c MRS.
lust wide mm. Idlutublc with carted "11151,,
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either loch-stitch or chain-stitch.
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M. J. MORE”. MANAGER.
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portance of the event. so tofurther emphas1ze the in
would explain that this sale means a radical retina
price on every garment 1n the stock.
fit making‘seascn IS over 111 this store.
at once» pressed " to tum the garment stock into" as
we’re gomg to do it at a big sacrifice.
ment which prompts us to hand out these handsome“ .
ments to you (in many cases) less pnces‘ than the cost
duchon.
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There' 5 little sentiment about it; just plain business
FOR LADIES.
They are not foreign made. They are American
for American feet with American style and fit. 1
require no breaking in when properly fitted. 171m
difference m style, more difference' :11 fit, most of all ,5
the was they are made. Remember Nor-walk Shoes are;
the best made. Price $3. 00 all styles..at I
Olsen’s [S hoe Store
SOUTH NORWALKN .
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SCHLEICHER
PIANOS
Are lndorsed by great ARTISTS. because they
excelled. ior TONE. DURABILITY and WORKMAN
And OUR guarantee is as good as a
Government Bond.
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.SCHLEICHER 61 sous,
Wilili RO0IIS. Iii Illiill ST
1. D. Telephone "94-2 Stamford" 1
”MOON”
About
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buy of a dealer in whom you bud
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