I i i log the holiday lb
or hit ay.
olidey. will
gain: or ard slowly
WOl'ilB "City
313% elected moors oi District
South Nor-
of Franklin street,
valid injury one
‘ eon bickermnn, in' His we
Miss uiia Nichols, ‘ ,
walk. has returned from a low on
- er.homain.nethal. ..
3 e installation at ofllcers oi. ou .
las‘s Fowler Post. G. A. ll... will tags i
place next Moudayev nl
Mia‘slMs’3% use.
nest oi tires ..J
0' Helen, of Beyview avenue.
33;Wiilism3anrsons has sehhred a posh
ion with line Metropolitan Lite Insur-
lance Company. in3 South Norwallr
.3.Vetera.u Comstook. oi the Noroton
Soldiers' Home, nae taken a position
i at the Imperial cote,
‘ " Friday.
3. .sieleness among the
so Grace 3 Diokerman. of
dance. R. 1.. is spending New!
vacation atthe home nth .tathe "
The newly elected bills re“ of Wash;
ington Camp. No. 11, P. -.0 8. at A..
Will the“ insteiled this evening. by Dis—
’ ct President A. D Heraard.
_ Judge Johuyfi. «Light "wtii address
the Men’s Christian ;.1_
Inquiry Chili‘ and their menus. Sunday ‘
t 8 members,
on "Judaism and; hrintisolt‘yfl
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
will be administered end msihhere re— .3 ‘
3. ceived Sunday morning. at the South »
Norwalk Congregational Church.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ernst will enter-
tain the members of the Shakespeare
Club and their friends. Saturday even-r f
log. at their home in West avenue.
_ -—Cominence New Year‘ a right. Take ‘
your dinner at The Clifford.
James Riley. 0! Havllnnd street lius
returned from a several days’ hunting
trip in New‘ Fairlieid. He had line luck, .
bringing home twenty-scroll rabbits. 3
--The Christmas cantata “Holy Night ”
, by John Hyatt Brewer. will be given
by the choir of the South Norwoik Coda ‘
gregetional Church, at veneers, Sunday:
Robert Dooley, of the Brown Busi- f'
noes College, and his brother, James
Dooley. both from Georgetown, wweio ,
guests oi friends in South Norwulk; ',
~ yesterday. ‘
John T. Hayes. the newsdealer, has I
issued his annual church calendar.-
This-yearn is even more attractive
than usual. It shows a picture of St.
Mary’s Church and the rectory. ‘
Architect S M. Holden will be at the‘
Clifford Hotel next Monday alter-
neon. at 3 o'clock to give out the
.plans for the new school in South Nor-
walk, for the local contractors to figure
3 0|).
‘ oogregational
one Who wish
_ who. Friday
old tomorrow
I Went street. .The
favored with a leo-
A. D. F. Hamlin. oi
‘ yesterday that he
in about an hour for
‘. 9 until 10 o'clock.
Brion arrived in South
in“ night. to spend the hell-
his brother, Stephen. J.
of: ayview even hit
will was lorrnerly. mun y
elect C L. Glover'd gro—
it. is ow connect-
' droning, at 'l: 45 o'clock.
tony. service with sermon
3 etyd L' on
d of the Bible school
. t Ferris, for the
W F. Brondnux. oi Bayview avenue.
who in sunerintendlng the construction;
of the addition to the trolley power
house. in Meadow street, has returned
from several days' visit in Pennsylvan-
a. 3 3
The newly elected oilicers oi Unchs ‘
Tribe of Red Men. will be installed. to-
gether with all the appointed onicere
to be named by the nachern. Tuesday
evening. January 13. by Dr. B. B.
Plumbley, of Bridgeport.
The recently elected and appolntlre
omcers of Lincoln Council No 4. O.
U. A. M..- will be installed tomorrow
evening, by Dietrict Deputy John
Plunder. of Rowaytou. An oyster nup-
per will be served in connection with
the installation.
3 rli'rcd‘eilck W. Decker Clifford Ii}. Ad- ..
runs. Edward Kelley. John Hyatt and u
few. others from Norwaik went to
Stamford. last evening. and attended
the second reception of the season. alv-
on bylhe Stamford Wheel Club. The
“local delegation report a fine time.
Row. 12.0. Sherwood. former pastor
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
and daughter Mien Laura Sherwood.
who have been guests of Dr. and Mrs.
H. C. Sharer and other friends in
'zsouth Norwailr returned last night ,
to their some in Semervllie. Mus.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miiispaueii oi ‘
Darlen, will spend New Year's with
Mrs. Mlilnpaugh'e parents. Mr. and
3 Mrs. 8 A Brown. oi Sbulh Nor-wall:
Mrs. Everett Knapp and sort Fro»
land. at Dar-loo. spent Christmas with
re. Knapne mother, Mrs Kevanagh.
3 Norwai
airfield. is spend~ 3
in Railroad ave-
scorn lionwaur.
" Phone iron. _.
(inflation I
{home
7 3 Makes a‘ ‘most' "delirious i3
roast when cooked in a
Gas Range.
m...
Kano you Seen
' ‘ all? Sth Qf
G 3. Loan
for; the Xmas fireplaces.
Conn. Railway
8: Lighting Co-
Capital, $1,500,000. heroine,8ln5.ooo.
industrial Soviets and lean on.
or N. Y. "‘
Annual sine; Examinations.
(trunnion 5 tier cont.
See COBURN 8t LAWRENCE,
in South Main St.
Fresh Salmon.12c; Steak Cod mo;
Frost Fish, ii lbs. for floor Herring, tic;
Native Eels. 120', Fresh Maokerel,10c;
Green Wenkllnh. 8o: Haddock. in;
Blue Fish 120.; Smeltn,12o; Mullet,:
no; Green Fiat Fish, Sc; Small Blue:
Fizlh,1iio. All klndil Fr'e‘eh and Edit
Finn: at reasonable prions. ~
- llOtl y,
with
it
not of all there is plenty of eyerything-«plenty of the secent‘é
1‘ corset covers aniweli as of the fine inens, plenty of the 5-hour cm- l
3 braideries, as well as the handsome fringed mar-eeiiien spreads all
'$r. so (worth $2.25). plenty of ro-cent toweling at 8 c yd, plenty of
12%c pillow cases at sic—abundance isa feature of the sale. L I -
Men’ 5 Shirts
’l he biggest variety that over a
* white goods sale has brought
Nccdii tsay a Word about how big
money V~a worllis arc.
I White shirts, lint-n bosom. good
cotton hoilics. men‘s and lioyS'
sizes. worth 39c and 50c-«25c.
Men’s
Slitli'l
white shirts, long or
llliCil bosom, lull-sized
reinforced. Slllclil button-
liolc—wssc. 5 for $1.
Liticu Nonpdi'iel cotton shirts
bosom,
all-linen inserted
long or short bosoms, reinforced
- buck and front, sliicltl button-hole
7 «~44c,
a
lentiiiilcrcil wlilics liil‘ts, such
makes as the Monarch and Eigh-
iiilc. a trifle soiled and not all
sizes. worth $i and $1.50—-59c.
Percale sliirls with two sonar»
rile collars. good patterns and fast
color—39c. '
‘ Muslin Underwear
The aim is not alone to Sell at
small prices but to give it gobd
value. for every penny. The cheap—
est corset—cover or giiwits are cut 1
‘)n as correct liners and. made iiii~‘ .
do: as satisfactory conditions 35,.
3 , 3 .
ilic llllCSl long skirts.
tiutnl muslin coi'ncbcuvci‘eo“
trimmed with lili'l‘lliJil lucid-«git.
Muslin drawers with (loci) lllli’iiéf
l'illlll‘s 21ml llClllSlllClilllgwilfi.’ A
Short skirts of: cniiileric with:
licilislltclit-il iticksmnd l‘lll’llCS-ét‘
3‘)“-
Long Cliililll‘lt' shirts with liciii:
Stitched ililll cinbroiilcrcii lltlllllt‘tt;
“75¢.
Night-gowns of nice muslin in
several styles and trimmed Wltlll
tucks, embroidery lace or llclli-
stitcliiiiga—soc.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS 3'3an
BRIDGEPORT CONN.
an...
VT
CONSOLiDATED TOBACCO co.
NEW YORK, Dee,
iiicut was made today that. ii encciai
iiiooaing of the stockholders of the
Consolidated Tobacco Company. has
been held at which it was unanimously
voted to increase the capital stock
train 880. 000, 000 to $40 000 000 Pres-
ent shareholders will have the nrivi
; lose at subscribing for the new stock
33 no the rate or one-third or their pres-
3 out holdings.
There will be no public
alteringa of the new stock.
rectors ot the company met today and
formally authorized the extra 810,000.
000 issue.
stock, which is all common, will be
plachd in the treasury ot the company,
to be used in the regular course
of business.
TRENTON N. J. Dec. lib—The Con-
nolldated Tobacco Company today pre-
sented at the neoertary of state’ a oiilco'
3 for tiling. a certificate increasing its
capital stock train ”30.000.000 to «0. ,
3 (“00000 The document was rejected
because or some technienlv imperiouw
‘ tion. A new oertiiioalo will be orosonh
‘ {, ed inter.
AN
iireriseti‘ni .lulliui K h
rte-slasher to
31~Aunounoo~ 3.
The (it ,1.
it is said that the new
r you 3...... Kg:-
will: ovary.“
FOR LADIES
They are not foreign mode. 3 They are America
Norwalk Chronicler