.r K v .. . A complete assortment or House PreSses GINHJleM ANDI‘FLANNELETTE ——at 51.00—-~ E. K “Nils iiiitmtctttiiiioN no nilK BLOCK. \ .KAL MU"? till: i .‘i cyanide its list. returnees canto d—Nswis Department adv—Insist pamnt h—Iran‘cm silt ~lditiit's firlds‘s Ky Idissr’sinssidisoo Mrs. Jacob Udfioilc'r, ol' Quintnrd avenue. to the guest of Mrs. Adam Lona. of‘ New York. -for a couple of weeks. Mrs; Bylvoii‘teE Youngs, of Cran- bury, is spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. Charles F. Hailoclt. of South Norwalltn Beatrice, thoiilttle dau‘ghter of Mr and Mrs. Homer. Stones. of Hoyt stret. is suffering with a severe ut tool: or typhoid fever. ’ ‘Stabe Highway Commissioner James H. MacDonald will deliver an addtess at the seventh annual convention or the American Read Builders' associa- lions, which Will be held at indluniip oils, December:,ii and 7 ~8tyllsh soft hats. at O'Brien's. Mr. and Mrs .l'bhn W. Bogarduo have ineved their household effects from Washington stieet, South Nor- ‘wslk, to Stamford. where Mr Bogar- dns has established a boarding house. They have the best wishes of their many friends for success in their ven- ture. State Commissioner .of Pharmacy John A. Leverty. of Bridgeport. was elected president of the New England Pharmacy Commission in Boston. Tuesday. This commission is made up of the state commissioners of all of the New England states and the ethos of president is- considered a crest hon- Yin and Mrs. Stephen Keogh. who have made their home with the lat- tor’s parents. Mr. and Mrs .iolm W. ‘ Murray. in Spring street, for some time, have started housekeeping in newly furnished apartments in 'i‘ay- lor avenue r. and Mrs. urary have mowd for y. where s.' Milm‘y has a position in a not store. ——Bave fuel. An outIIt of storm win- dows and storm doors will pay ior it« self the first sepson, in fuel saved. Costs little; saves much Phone 1082. St. John it Keyser The Board of United Stat General Appraisers has decided that at bundu made of split leathers will have to stand duty at the rate or it) per cent under the provisions of paragraph 452 of the tariff a ct of 1909. which pro video for the “manufactures of loath or. or of articles of which leather is the component material of chief va- lue." amnertainmsat and Christmas sale of useful and fancy articles. Red Men‘ 3 Hall, Bacon 6. The fraternilyrol the the Haretrom 8t dents has secured quarters over the di nras' store arose-mt and Walt This society has been organised for some time. but has had no meeting place. such as these rooms will siford. he society is of course a secret one add these rooms are ideal for meet- ings. They have been exceedingly tor- , tunste to secure such desirable quarfi ‘ lord. » -—Calil. Caps. Caps. at _0' Bricn' a John 'I‘. Hayes. ct Norwalk. ls busily at work each day upon his St. Mary s churc calendar. which the sonic of The orwalls cos y along wl t: This ea ndar tells of the holy ya, and the way in which they r ad. is invaluable to the EHWot c Norwalts. Romant- lowest. authoring a. picture at lit. at church on it. Mr. Hayes “gives tho calendars away and We to than ready about the latter par , the month. I Mrs. Harry avenue, Is spending a couple ot‘ dnys . a cargo oi: coal at the docks or the _ Ferris Coal Company. few days of .liiir sister. Mrs. Willis 8. Crolut, in New Haven. dill. after a short stay at his purerr Our HIGH QUALITY, our LOW PRlQIB. J nine Castoria. Stimson-Potion Corp. avenue is spendln; a f ~ Raymond Bros titer, of Fairlieid‘ New Yuri: city. The horse Hurry Up is discharging Mrs. James Golden its a guest for a CF QUAI ITY ‘ One Of the noteworthy points clear store is its SOLID RELIABILITY. ,. our large and woll-soiected M home to NW Brltain. QTOCKI. are are. not theories. Ooilins' quality has long boon accepted ”92° for within 350 Fleicller‘ I Gen by knowing furniture buyers as the standard cistern. it an 'artlols is here it's coed. We have faithfully considered the Furniture needs and odor a choice line of reasonable Furniture that will bring lirililitnsiis and comfort to the some. John Forth, has returned to Nor- lieury 'I‘. Gherniano, of westpori days with rsldtit'cs in New York cl y. Mrs. William F. Korma avenue, has gone to son Inxiiei, to visit relatives for a few days. in very wide ribbon finished with long fringe Is medially disposed up- oh it girl’s crown or over one rolled brlm'. Court Edmond D'cAinicis will have awclsss initiation tomorrow afternoon at the lodge rooms in Washington street. The cos of a contested will that Walsh an Hubbell are trying in New Haven has been continued until 'l‘ues- - ulnlard Mass“ A. J Collins Co. Funeral Dirodtors sad Enlist-err. on we» c... 11-18 North Main Street. . cars will be bold stated common! M . Well Lodge. No 108. Ff. and A. 11.. will be held at its roonla‘. Tuesday even- ing at 8 oclaclt. The election of onl- .. .. ...... .-.... Woodto Bur u EfiNOt in the stove. but with one of our Pyrography Outfits- Our stock of Pyrozrspliy day next The Red Cross degiee was conferred Idol evening at it stated window of . diluted Commandcry. No. 3. Knights ‘ 'i‘omplar. 4t. Jenn at Koyser. contractors, have started work up a bungalow at ’ Rowayton for New York parties. The institute chorus will hold a re- hearsal tomorrow atlisruoon at 1 o'clock at the South Norwallt Congre~ _ g’atlouol Church. . Miss Albina IaPrlse, has returned to her home in New York city alter a few days visit with Mrs. Minnie lieu» ry, of Leonard street. A daughter was born Thursday ev- ening to Mr. and Mrs. Harry I... I-iar- ris. of 22 Iiavle street. Mother and child are doing nicely. Charles T. Dow and J. Irving Dibble. of this city. have been elected direc- tors of the lnteruation Fire insurance Company, of Philadelphia. Leslie Willis Sprague. of New York. will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mac- farland at the Congregational Parson- age in Bayvlew avenue tomorrow. Frederick A. Lockwood. of East ave- nue, has returned to his home after a hunting tripispent in Michigan. Mr Lockwood, reports a very fine time. Mrs. Charles Ii. Hawxhnrst. who has been seriously Ill athei home in West Main street is recovering rapidly. She H. now able whit up for a while each ay —-Iiannor Plea. 80c; Crullers. 18¢ a. iiaiiner Bakery. ‘I’el. au- 3. John Ryan. of Norwallt. and Martin Creagh of Norwalk. have taken posi- tions In the William Thompson‘s gro- cery store In Main street for the boil- day rush. Mr. and Mrs;.l A. Montgomery. at Saint: Park were among the whoop. . see of "Seven Days a" played in Jack- sous theatre. at Bridgeport last or- ening. Frederick C. Rveldel‘, the Royal type- writer agc'ht in town. has gone to Hart- ford to attend 'n rmoeting of Royal ‘ salesmen and a dinner which follows , the meeting. James Commmdo. 0! West Mold street has had a fine largo garage built at his home. The work which Is now g0. D. J ackSOn OMMut Everything in the Optical Line. EYes Examined Free 5| WALL ITRIIT. "00:“! “I. . HORWALK. GET STARTED RIGHT A Merrill Commercial Course .trcins you for BUSINESS SUCCESS Stamford Port Chester , a dirt in disc is s cm "till ID- thareforo valuable information auto who does the best work and l‘s most prong: withdAuto RIDI rill! “in“ will as‘ a most sshsptsbic Christmas present Thurs who know Haa- ford's garage and repair shop also know how good and thorn ough they do work entrusted to them (live its a trial by having your car or ephauied and put in ilrst class condition for the hell- ‘day season. W. M Haniord’s 43 Ndrth mm It. IOTTOI I GLOVER’S is the largest In town and now is the time to select articles to burn for the Holidays. TheAJ.Angeviue 8: Son 00. 1st to is! Washington semi. Imus Norwallr Hotel Mahackemo J. R. CONNOR. Mgr. ssswce mo coisme up to cars acres or sea csv mo urwssc SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c Banquets a Specialty TEL. CALL 988 it David W. Raymond : Funeral Director and Enibslmcr t i is «on» Main Street. south Norwalii lauded”. I Washington m Telephone at dildo. ass-r. . ‘talsuhcris at hoops. ass. The‘ueed & Eon" ' Electrical no. ?» Only Fully Equipped lLlCTilicaL prior to ingrown. auro “In?!“ as, Phone _ lain attest s. em one, issue nan pious “THE PLACE" Boys High- cut ... » sum soo'rs “-595 33 “Ann All! TAN lines. are unusual values. the hillsst possible standard in mater- wc.rhmaosliip Manure the vary most we can tor the mossy in serum FLYNN'S BOOT SHOP ‘ diseases to Who‘d ”W‘mflm l‘ m WWII! complete was done by Carpenter . . 'ihe meeting of the odicial board of ’ the Norwallt Methodist church has too CARRIAGIO. IUIiNIII WAGON; FARM WAGON; Hflfiflmgflfflfm 33mg: our» waccss. AND FO’JR-VIHIIL sass 'rir caara Wore mm” Osborn m it you arc is want of any cults above. will malts ysh bargain price. Elm street, who is in Bumps. is. re 1 membering his many Norwalli friends with Christmas post cards. lie is at b.l.iiisii Eva nemweathsr. who has 1 it connect with the Norwalk u- brary for quite a long time, has secur- NORTH KAI" AND UNION 81". ed animollcnt position at the Tro- . . City. Charles H. Kern leaves for Chicago this afternoon to attend the annual mouths of the passengers' "prosodic sec at the La Sails Hotsl. Dec. 5th and 8th. Congressman Hill. left Norwallt on Thursday and will be on lasso at the lot a firfllil‘s family will urchin is Ismail: until after the tint at January. ,w—uasons aad contractors are gum Charles Hanks. regular prayer meeting. ;- . ‘ ' ‘ “ J'i : present in London. England. -, ' . '7 mont Library in the Bronx. New York _ tivssoftlleOJlJ I..itailrosd.tobc capitfl’whou Conlrols coavsoss dam uremia delivery of motorlal by cents mu. Dauslitcrs of item ab. initiated three candidates at tho Mortal from A social time it. o's Medic ”in. “mil? ”Wanda... . “I“ 7 ‘nl ‘ a min pt or of south Nor- lisid ttcrwsril an refreshments were ‘ am will he (lives .urv Next Fri clsht the dorm ' ii I“ a. Writer. tits Fcl- turn will to New Canaan by auto ‘ Winn ssti meal at i mobile. on Mar 0 some on the firm“ “mama c‘o Rebekah was. datu‘thsro. j .D'tmtt orw . " umnntendant (tour a iii. ’rlioi‘nbscn Score is abreast W Gentlemen: Hills?“ Haitians“ that 1 yesterday sit for Moi-idea ,il‘rsci out lmlri...t the connecticWIoowfin of F'u‘blie, W MIT“ iii radial . 's session libs- ' '1“ School Wilding. sills!- “new " Ionics wad I‘d ‘ location-woo locating la. can". , tour on social sub acts. The warm ottli - ”i new wliat sunburn" W lt‘m "IQ“, THA? FIT" .5! "H ’~ , W... - ,. v. IWH W “R. SPRAIUI: , Who Will Lecture Tomorrow at Ironing. is about (any years oi age. ' from. the Cooper , to liars about of its social ..wcr 50c Belts 39c mach Belt in a separate box: 200 Iielis ln a great many am ,5 demo ’mw” confine m rerent colors and “‘iityles. 0n lace and cmbmldsrytri sale ..... .. ....30c 1‘68““ 50': lulu“ F“- Instead or50c' d”'""'j""'i‘:'_ _ u 99 Sale of Council ,. “$8 at c We will sell about 20’ line B All Mather and leather Sgu'lfgficfim“ 3:3“ KW ' lined Bags that sell elsewhere for 82; all sizes and shapes, - about 75 in this lot. ......»c it (:0th I-‘Inefiusiin Gowns. lace trim- med: semethlng very special. ‘ For Saturday ......de The very best Jointed Uni inches long. fine'glalii. y batty sleeping Dolls w ‘ stockings. Very special . For today ' ....... . Hosie and Gloves Vie in popularity as gift articles. especially among relatives and close personal Meals. on: assert . . wont maltos it easy to select what you want, ‘ao matter whether the amount you want to spend is much or little. You’re sure to be pleased with the vast stock or all: hosiery we. have atcfiopular prices. Now is the time to buy practical ristmas pres» eats. Novelties can be selected later on ‘ The N. E. Ryan. Cu.“ at Washington Street, South Norwsllt. The Hatch 8t Bailey scorn uosw Alli. court MILL TIL M YARD TIL ..- frtagggery to at Palace fl SPECIALTIES “mum “WNW“! "Kw ’ ... p cumm- ....~ .. mmg§,.__ . duos-q. lunacy mm m Tic» 'rm'riolf” Tl?” . o . mwiu. commie campsite * The TI r i Wills Tolstci starting or the access-tam shim“ Whistling Institute tomorrow Auditorium in North Halo - the Mid m 0‘ members. Fred McMahon. it will be remember“. was , cos of the games. One cfli‘ broken. The Auditorium dsoci illlc'd throushout the even tlvitiss continuing until night. music bolas strained Debuts orchestra. . ~n-m~n~ .. W and has been wldci ltncwn as a he its has boost a speaker for a number , imitations. including the civic Union Psonlss‘ Ins suites. the Brooklyn institute. the Imus for Political liduriatloa and a number at other similar Institutions. For many years. he was associated with Fella Adler is the lilthlcal (liti- itire Movement. One of his favorite lectures. and one of the most popular has bocc'Ths so cial Mascots” of d Dr. 8W. his Iiilsclm sta- out an ll py ways. a no“ Toisicl. but I}: alschad friaads “with him. or. due has recruit his connection with the teal Cult tors denim bsccsis naascdiats minister oi the"" Church or the Pl l "’l‘bc pains were so intense i, " d in It“ MW“! 'i‘llm mu m , “WM 5 fl: ..a other new} flit ' fies! your view. ‘11 ” Th “mw‘bfllWr ”it“ only his“ -
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