immoral!
‘ and, touching. . 1",,
could hour of. but so
until 1 their Brandish
, seat bottle cured rues lowly."
' lilo: as! h H Pluistedjs. HIKE}; ’
hashes silencer her lb. ..,....lsc
2 lbs. FANCY Mlxnn yurs ...... zoo
FANCY BROKEN CANDY, 2 lbs. .2so
f ‘ A" . - alumna pares mes, lb. ...... 1n.
. ‘ . ' ‘4 '. ‘ 4 I i‘ . .r‘
“mam-“W ’ sad” . “I W , ‘ NONE such MINCL Mlohr. ..
.3. “and r , lr‘eet 6n gilufiuh. l Villas! 7 ‘(bill)! 3’“ pkgs. “3....” ..... .,..........loc ‘ . .
‘ > e ‘ rs. ay “ or, - aleIOlilldlIAots >‘. I ‘ K - x!
'1 ' LEMONS ,2“ W do” should be equipped", with a, ‘
41., . a“
. run.
24 courses, AVENUE.
, in. on . ' .
. his aim or allotment-slot in; tor *
Christmas. 'l‘wo‘gresns season to
suitrsonio. but whom poor man's hol-
lvoa promise of being.
idols; 8
, ed Kcmpsr will haven horns goth:
raring
snow white. Vonepioco‘l'titnn
celain Enameled Lava
Have you over atoll
how delightfully convenl ,
be to have hot and cold runnin Vii
water in your dressing cha
oar, .
W. lithium”. . 0 program will he
,.
. 4
of“ Welcome.
. , Worren Jennings.
, , .l , .. Jingle. Jingle.
Must a Little litany. .3,
‘ ‘ 3310 on Sunday and welcome the sow
, Halo ”new oral unlormemtlrlsr l°1mifli§iii¥aiilfi , , ., . l t r n t
fi'iteoitstlonmareenna. some?! ‘9" 9" “‘0 "“ “if" “ EAST. NORWALK-- CONN- .‘i’é..f‘l’“lli‘i.is.£... ll...
. tho higest degree of comfort.
er
approach of Christmas. Telephone c“i.32§"32
there comes theuusry oftlmes "What
shall we get them?” The Methodist
church would have a delight indeed
if. a substantial horse that. Would in-
Wc will gladly quote you t)
pilgnbers are strictly com
oh nice, honest sndl'rellah
' . ti
. Harold
Dialogue—.— glwd. . r ,
Maud “Bren age. Hazel Wood, Dorothy
Beckett. Marlon Jarvis. ‘
BbWilll‘by- Will! i119“
g sslwiood. .' sure one. it hill ill lie” da‘ s
Recitation—«Christmas Music. posited " who“ iii? modifiers «by Santa , , »
Mildred Cushman. Claus, and there is some one masquer-
the, water 391mg” Yoga”; “it“. mm as that 8311mm” whose, word- Freeman. 5 lbs. for 250; Spanish CORNER MM” AND
avenue in; . mar osb‘llrg. ly wealth is,uuite‘“‘sumoient«toincite , Mackerel, 12c 1b.; Native Eels, 14c 1h.; 3M“ ””‘Wk'
. , » Recitatlpnfi%rfltzfimil(pfigs, the 3193”” t'gomhgerk gig!“ ., MurketCod, 6c 1b.; Steak Cod. 10c 1b.;
~ 9 “““i e °“° 0‘ 9”“ “en" ° Whole Salmon, 10c 1b.; Sliced Sal-
old saint'w‘ould deposit all automoblel‘ ,
in his stocking. ,Williamnurr would
go into ectasles did the protype Sau-
ta. of the State Legislature, crintrlve
to stack a. soldiers’ monument up
against a beach plum tree at Comps:
Edward Thomas would have“ dyspep-
sia with 'a feeling of satisfaction "it ,
the pie Santa would leave a dozen.
mince for his Christmas feed: Corner "
lius Kompcr would love a string of
frost fish on a fringe of his hose. hung
‘ , tot r“ all? sf" :
was ”h ll hing stile ii .
Christ, 11 Church. It was well attended
use toyed a very interesting meeting."
Recitation-«Chit You all?
, Marion Castes. ,
Selo-Jbittle
V Emma Cushmnn.
Dialogue—Tho, Bells. .
Maud. Brundaxe, Marion Jarvis. Cor-
,i o Audit}, Ruth Stevens. Harold
, tbiii,‘ llssel Mills, Mabel Jarvis.
1‘ lit-ion. files, Warrennlennln , ~
Recitathn’a—I ‘Wlsh Yoily a erry
Acwfltmus - _
‘ Russel Broadway.
ulon, 14cm; Flniilsh, 70 lb.;’ Lake
Whitefish, 12c 1b.; German Carp, 101:
1b.; Smelt, lfic 1b.; Weakflsh, 10c 11).;
Dry Escoilops. 350 ,qt.; opened Clams
and Oysters, 30c qt.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at rea-
sonable prices.
THE PEOPLE's FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Baby Jesus.
will” ‘
herto
ill 3 m u
.. up a-
Cue.
._ up who-
‘r Put‘mBIr-‘r
": , , ._ Mo ett. Taylor. Benedict, Bly-
‘y Hdenblll‘fit artram. . ‘
,Sol' ‘ I’lyfiem.‘ by the fireplace: Lewis Wnkeman m ‘E,
_ _ worldwihlerrlfleld. would delight at a pass for a Bridge-' . . . . Old Salvation Army Building. fr "i"
, . . . . . .‘citatlall+-A Question.- . port show where the pretty maids in . .- -..m. m East End of Waehln ton Street Brld e
Mtwlgs 631“- , ,1. , , , ‘ Howard, Scott. tinsel and paste diamonds could be 370p THAT COLD B Y ’ x P g 9
. rm 0 ese Trim—Light her the Shadows, seen doing the light fantastic; Lloyd 0,. It my man in pneumonia; as... “Y Olil' mas msems CAPT. CHARLES oucsoss. Prop.
South Norwalk.
Nash wants a contract to furnish ice
to the Kentucky Colonel in tho adja-
cent hamlet for julips in the summer.
and 'a pass to the State Senate. and
the public a shorter time schedule for
zilisn Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever trled. almost without exception.
10. 25 - 50c and “.00 bottle. The Gilt!
ford, Baxter’s and Plaisted‘s. , fit
you n in
who, are home it». the, holidays. will
he‘lihinttendame: Among them are
. Hairy Crossett, irving Smith. Wallace
Hosted and Howard Benedict.
Contractor Leslie Gamhlh's scow. the
Mrs. W. F. Ambler. Alice mundane.
Vivian Stevens.
Ricoitatlol,1——SoiootedJ
. Margery Mills.
Recitation—Christmas.
“l
loday
and do not wait until the best articles
are picked out. if you do not want
Christmas
Mrs. Clifford Patcheon,
been seriously ill for a number of
weeks, is convalescent.
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at the usual hour, 2:30 p. m..
and Christmas morning at 8 o‘cl0ck.
week. days, .but owing to the popular
objections of business men the work
um done on days when there will -
a {little traffic. All carriage d ,'
° .. ‘Rober
"Merry Mary Ann, ”which Went astray Merton Beckett. the trolleys and .a ten cent fare to , -
yesterdsy. morning at high tide. and Solo-Bcautiful Angels. Bridgeport. , DON‘I BO‘HER ME to 5'3 11:9 it 111mg togayh‘eive a “was“
’ - $23.93;; 54%;" h5g1“: filflyne's‘drive‘t: I‘)ll Tflagfi My}; . - .: W. ! ill: it :YLBCltlrigi‘lEm: rite)"3 figssugg girl
.7 ,‘ n e " a mom a segue—e s ro. ope, “ ‘ » . . ' ," U P t
”splints. . he Tull éi'landins :tgase. Florence M00“. Emmi Cushmfinv U19!“ , . .. . fiethfihi’fié’fi‘i Chili; 31111:: single: fury ‘idiié nRQngi‘lb‘fi‘ w" fl‘:(lléhe r656“ 5
witch" a‘cbo misled I ‘9 Merry Mary Hart. Mildred Then“. Margery CASTO R You 'will find "over hing here-3 8 {Mn '1 3e ,fi".“"°n 0 0 M
Ann on her nautical Clourney, will he Mills, Maggie Jennings, Ethel Jen- - . a ; ORE Npoa'p oygvpmgg LAMB 005 as n “‘ L ‘3'
floated tomorrow, or at the next high nings. May Tuck, Edith Voshurg. r0! will and children. '1- FRI . SWEETBREADS', LONG Ih l itf P“ IN CHINA GLASSWARE, PIC.
“trillion an i ' l ‘ h th‘ sclo—moryAltitceuh‘fdndage “II Kind You ““0 MW]: 30“!” 01'2st “17"“th “1““? meet ““8 6 0 "88 armacy' TURES ETC.
, a ins aunc .. c ‘ , . .. ... , —-sea 8, c o 3 etc, , . ,
Foxy Grandpa, whilrlihhasbcen moored» Recitation—To" “a“d' Bears tho ‘q‘ My dinnerspstlll hold the record. ' "0' "MN IT. '0' NORWALK mm." Sets Water 3 t Oh i t ABLE PRICES“ . vn—v‘v
outside the side door of thé Ischoda Marlon Crockett. i also make a specialty of broiled ’ ’ e 9' °°° a e ’ ’
Glubhoufiel became caught under the 5010—0“ Stockings. Signature °‘ plgs' feet and deviled {saucewa most ‘ Sets Brush and Comb Tray. Toilet - s»...— ".l ' . '
when sunset during the night. tilled Mall“ “mam delicious dish Tile Dolncclitul General tile Insurance to ' ' '
withouterand sank. The craft now omnibsama. v-W' ' ~—-*~' In making WELSH assume, I ' Set: etc. 1 .. , .
2Pé3§§ilm hear bow'Dtgotrudithg slimy? ' ‘ LYONS PLAINS am Ii)“ alone in my class. They are 'ISSUES THE lDEAl. German imported Decorated Cups 8 ' B, &l I ’
l ‘ Yes an preach a re er ul - ' ' .. . the est in town. ‘ l' . r - . *
, "Ollflgsppearmce. The ensluewlll “g Speclall PrlceSe Brwgapitlgt R. H0” “3 visiting in “he also have the‘heitg‘of Domestic ' LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT. saucers Pitchers-Hair Receivers cc, 0“"! y ‘ lug. .
demoted somewhatyit is feared. bu Mrs “hes Smith is visiting her and imported Sherrios and port and Rates, Benefits and Privileges an- __ l . » v :
otherwise the craftiwill not be hurt. couurnv sees ...... 44¢ per doz. 8.3.9.1“ New Jersey , the best brands of liquors. Try my “llulelv fixed and Guaranteed in ‘he real Sets at 10 to 15c. _ . s .
The drawbrldge, which was to have - The children's entertainment will special Whiskey at $1 per bottle. ‘ 9° 1°); H FIELD G q A Phone 68. ..
”99‘1'01050‘1 t0 trnflic {017.3 day 0ft 0 CAGE EGGS """"" 27¢ per doz. he held in the church parlors tomor- ‘ ‘ ' i: ‘ ' Ullblted Bo'k sullen gent. LAMPS . ‘ , . . ' '
well” 0! “rock!“ .n... we no! A c row ........... Garl School) imperial Cafe 3.. N ."h‘l “" ‘ , . . ~ «2
ley tracks, wil be replan'ked this sum GOLD MED L ,REAMERY BUT' ‘Thomas Treadwcll spent Two days ' ' ' ° we ' °““' Prices from 12c to $8.00 'L« ‘ , “
till-.Sunday. if the weather permits. TER ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27.; lb. last week in Willlmantlc as delegate 9 Railroad Avenue. ' ‘5 ‘ " tr‘!‘ PICTURES I ' V
The original plan was to do the work from Nordeld Gran-go. SDUTH NORWALK. ~ ' ,, .' a "
who has . . cm NAT|UNAl BANK 500 best showing for the Money in ,, i. . u, . -
ONE. POUND PACKAGE CITRON,
the City, from 29c to $1.49.
Pictures Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order.
is ......... s-
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
cartsnvlll be stopped from going over
the :g‘hri‘dge while the work is being
iélhh'fi Pall“?
TRANBAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
no Presents.
GOMA‘» i The reports this week from Mrs. ! -
Closing Christmas exercises were PM" .25”! Rowayton, Conn. John Williams are more favorable. BUS'NESB‘ SPECIAL Our stock of cw ‘ Odd! fulfill
ilflfiggthr alrterh'lorlm flaunt; mot Nor- . -,._..-.-..__,- . _ _ inimhd to the gratification of her “Tm. ' , m1 1 nth 3 . .
w -sc 00s. to o owngprogram . . rcn s. ' lsal e at er an'vev .. V ’
was rendered at the M arvln Kinder. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Mrs. Susan M. Banks and Miss Clara .125 patterns of Pocket Knives $100 000 00 Cloth Shades 25c. White Curtain Po. 8 . W, m
garten, of which Misses Helena A. - . Banks will take charge of James v . . ' ice with “on...” ma. Wonderful how 10'- M m .
Mitchell and s. Amelia Whittaker, are Mam Wins. of Greenwich. moved to Smith's house while the family is in to choose from. —-- ,.
z the teachers: Dalian last week. New Jersey over Christmas. . . IURPLus AND PROFIT. PAINTlNG a PAPER HANGING. b“? “ice S0068 hm- 'Yo
of Welcome. Mrs. WillimWorehouse returned Charles trail. on old resident or the 50 patterns of Wise SCISSOTS‘ 3173 800 00 we do the work in the v“? I
v ' Store Open Evenlnga . ' .
town, died on Sunday after an illness
of' several weeks. The funeral ser‘
vices wore held-on Wednesday after“
noon. interment was in Easton.
THE SEASON OF lNDlGEBTION.
and Shears. manner.
A full line of. carving Sets,
Knives and Forks, Food Chop-
pers. Razors and the famous Gli-
last week from Chicago.
Miss L. h. Seoly spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Waterbury, in Net‘-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyle. of Ox
Ridge. welcomed a son to their home
30“
lmlia Blydenburg and Mildred Lovcioy
Recitation~flow Does Santa Do It?
. Earthy Grimn.
Bohr-Merry Christmas,
.5,
“V‘sL‘ ‘ _ ‘,
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PHI-
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vloo-Pru.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Clll‘llot‘.
We have taken a _,
contracts for bone: pain
will be glad, to submit
L. H. DECKER,
a7 Washington Street. '
W -0lirl "B ll this week. {The algason oi; lugigestion llsd‘ipontlu: T l C 8 th N lk
7 , on slmas c s, _ . . _ odo yspeps a! ure or 1! gas 0 ,s. on. on orwa .
”l; Amelia Wm!!! waMlk"J illegals-132?? 'ufzt‘iifizfimfi'nfi and Dyspepsia will do everything for lette Safety Razor and Star Safe- DIRECTORI. : .45 your work“ ,
WTOYWW" 5h”: and is under Dr. Norton's care. 0‘0 stomach that an over-lowed or ov- Razo ' " H'MAW'W‘“ "9M! “WW-Jr ” 'W' ' “"M" , -. .
» * School. Mrs. Minervu Sherwood of Port er-worked stomach cannot do for lt- W 7" John H.Knlpp .Bsrnuel Grumman Have Your Plumb“ Done Ri m ‘ We try to carry in 3%
Recitationwmghtgaefore Christmas, Chester will visit be, gym, Mrs. self. Kodol digest-what you oat~ l, Joelar R.Marvln J. Welles. ervln _ , . g 3 thing you need for tit!»
L“ Dimes “Gunman. Theodor'e F‘ Sherman this week gives the stomach a rest—relieves ' , . Christian 8mm John H. Light. , ,
Want My 7‘ ' The 0mm,“ vacation N Center sour stomach, belching, heartburn. ln- Gharl as E Dow 5 Fred H, Rowan l d si t k k h ti of your house timid. or
School. School will commence this afternoon digestion, etc. Sold by The Clifford l I , 7- o 9“" olmnbie it ggwnat a“ “1P3: ,. .
Wonubmembel‘. and continue until after New Year's. Pharmacy. . u ‘ WW WW “mm" errands“; “$11111:nt ti: wlt‘lrhwsioam ‘
‘. . ,‘B‘WlQYVOIl‘DOnWT- Mrs. Walter 8. Whitney was in Mi- ' HARDWARE! If { H N t and I“ ma... "
, WAWW m 1‘ Mhh‘er. ‘ anus, last Thursday. to attend the fu- GEORGETOWN- ' ou ave 0 a
.nssiiatloh—thflmsum Do? , hem ofinadfrlifilsd. wzfigmrmassmwd notion Benton has purchased it how no WASHINGTON STREET. C f t bl H ARTHUR E. gamma;
' 'y lire spending some time in Washiug- Mrs. O'Neil returned from‘New York ”W“ "7"“ p ‘ 0m 01' a 0 01118. girth?" Strut. lentil Nor-walk.
l
wh don't you have a comfortable
I hols-Mame.
roo f Hosted by steam with hot and
M. Vsl- city last Friday.
ton, with a friend of Mrs. H.
Howard hanks.
cntins.
of Bridgeport. is
. . Schism .
Recitation—Oi Clap, Clap the Hands.
m s to 0&0?"
« ~ on ,,: ,
School.
W. .
'Mflpflfltfl m
“If flu: O L M3 11le
onwflsula’s Miter.
‘ Arth‘ll'l'” Betta.
Tm.
hool.
honours
mu ' ted by the
inn. toys, onu-
‘ otter Christmas.
The remains of the widow oi Wil-
llum Holt. formerly of Noroion. were
brought from New York and Unfit”! In
Stamford, 'l‘ueudny.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Eaton, of
week with their lluuahior. Mrs. C. la
Ogdon. at finrln dslo.
Mills Mollie srnor, of Btratllold,
spout Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Wm. M. Whitney, of Dorian, and Mrs.
Martin J. Waterbury, of Noroton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney, of Mt.
Vernon. will entertain Mr. und Mrs.
Maury Whitney. and Mrs. Whitney's
motors. Miss Brine and nut. borett.
A New York fumiiy moved to Cedar
ell-sol. Dorian.
day. ‘ Andrew
.‘turnituro fro mutton, venue. N.
the way truths turns 0. .
n
West. what-one has
lumber oonlyssy,
o linens
New Haven. have hoell spending u‘
om Newliorlt. Tues» ’
ylor’s‘yhnl brought crawls completedmdg to
or nineteen; was
humus in. «honour...
a . titliliuri
' ”food, 0
to ,
' ‘ Ellie's been
isthmus
Rwanda when“ taken ear-
is home '
my
0! ""l‘hs Gil ”or
in in!‘ cousin}
M lines at ll
home on a visit.
day with his folks.
mod Christmas trade.
ll. Calm oi. the,
tor. is on , lo sick‘l t.
’t‘lllhort’s
u: in good an
,fins soothe
plated and workl a
tin has been
hm. ,
u,
"o Gilli
o
as ‘a sashes l... n
v
runes...
lsx lions!
Robert Dooly. of Ansonlu. spent Sun-
The public stores are doing a vary
1 room proprio-
_ minty
,tas‘f by?“ j well) filled new
0.000 ,
shy to it!
Fine Building Lets
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at my low figures.
Mrs. Kale“ Connery; of‘ Ridgeileld. . .
w l to n n on . 99mg trillions“ and chestnut are.
' a“.n . XIV“ “11% 11511550 :6 business “W” W“ J. D‘.‘.~,PND.
'i‘hfilfixffimfiofig. um For prices. partichlsr and tonne, J ' "V“ , p , I, ,.
”slim“ dilniil‘lmh ,, .. nsvxnw. surgeons.
slit) .
‘ II
it?" » k, _ _
‘23:”;ng gym
l
‘sdd‘hl ,
he
cold' water. bath and all the, comforts
that a man or a lady wants. livery-
thln, new and upon-Mate. Room- by
tho , M or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
round
THE JOHN 3. Lil WRENCH?
AGENCIES.
ALL manner: I. REAL some
mosrosuls. one . cram.
son Trotters PROIATI servos.
rsrsm’e accuses.
a sous mm eraser.
‘7 ‘ .~ :57 It". 0.“. “o f
has C.’
snowman.
: VAN ~scov. ,
crow. _
her warm.
Allin ‘ " l
classrooms...
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