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Mrs David Honesty. of Prospect
avenue. spent yesterday in Stamford.
Frank semen-1115 popular basket-
ball referee. has moved from Holden
to Riverside avenue.
Mrs Hester Francher. of Westport
avenue who has been. ill for some
time, Is Improving slowly 1
William Fowler. of the Rive! road.
Cos Cob. spent Sunday with his broth
or. Joseph Fowler. In South Norwalk.
Miss Alice Creagh, of sin street.
resumed her duties in the iillinery de~
partynent of the Boston score. after eo-
Joyiug a week s vacation.
The auto of the Norwalk Hardware
Company is again on the route. after
receiving a thorough overhauling by
C. K. Hunter at his garage.
The second annual meeting of the
Winnlpauk Republican Club will be
heldthls evening in the club‘s new
quartels Ofiicers for the coming year
will be elected.
The condition of Thomas Delaney.
caretaker at Putnam Park. who was
found unconscious in his hone three
weeks ago, remains tritlcal. r. De-
laney has partly recovexed conscious-
ness at times during his illness. but
his mind has not been wholly clean
The manner in which he received his
injury is still 11 mvstery.
Skating on Belden avenue Mill pond
was enjoyed by a large number of
Young people yesterday. The ice was
not very strong. It is reported that a
small boy broke through near the
shore later in the afternoon, but this ‘
report could not be proven This bond
is very dangerous and should be used
only when the weather ls extremely
cold.
TA lawsuit involving property at
Roton Hill, brought by Charles it.
Hoyt. against Maurice From a
New Yorlt or i. was stare last
Tuesday ahd continued audit-‘7 next
“fisdu’lumm lib B Taylor ap- l
pears tor the pislntlit who brings fore-
closure on a mortgage The case aria-
es from a dispute over the amount at
acreage.
‘wnave you a‘ boy? Hear William
it. George tonight, Norwalk Methodist
Church. 11 s1 1
J V. Barry, who recently main
as Insurance conimlssloner of Mlci
ion. has declined the appointment as
assistant secretary of the Me poll-
“tan Life Insu1ance company suc-
ceed Fredenick A. Betta. r. Darry
was made manager of the apartment
of publicity, education and doparht
ment relations tor the casualty com-
panies. and will continue In that po
altion.
The divorce suit of Morris Vogei
a'gsinst. Lydia VogII.to tome ho was
married. only a tow months no, is
due to come up before the Superior
Court at Bridgeport on Thursday next,
"1‘11“ «I? the cal:ndar. but it is
not 6“be it 11111.11 reached hold"
a week from Tuesday. The plaintiff
is mounted by Keonh I1 Condos. and
the defenddnt by W W. Bent. of
liriduliofl-
Commodore Luttxen and L. 0. Pack.
wealthy residents of Bedding, are re
building a long stretch of highway on
Bonnet Hill In that town The road
I’ds eastward from the Bethel line. it
about: widened to twenty- dour feet
“eighteen inch pipes terminating in
h basins are being not In at tro-
quilt laurvals to provide drainage.
el mprovpmont is one that will be
M Mppréds‘led by trawler. in
that 1.1111111. .
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walk. Whose am will be ohm
upon”: piloation. Writes tho Fol-
loginp troop Testimonial:
. tripods in New Haven.
1
Hill avenue. has taken a position in
DeKlyn a store for the holidays.
formerly at Broad
. I low days at his former home
slatted his position as brass moulder
‘ for the Norwaik Brass Company.
seph's Training school.
or 115 yisiting relatives in town for a few .
or! 1.
spent the Babbhth at his home in Wll - ‘ 1
ton avenue, returning to New Jersey
'this morniux
day of obll
churches. there will be no session at
St. Mary 8 Parochial schOoi
street.retu111ed to her home on Sati
urday after having several
New York city with Irlcnds
avenue, who has been cubof- town for
some time. is spending a few days here .
and renewing old acquaintances.
Nowtown avenue, I11 undergoing exten-
sive repairs.
by Carpenter Bates, of Craubnry.
Stafford of Newton has been leased
to an out-of-town man for the purpose
of air-ship and aeroplane construction.
* Mrs. .Iohn Ii. Ferris is having a large
addition placed 011 the south” side of
her residence I111 West avenue. and 11
number of improvements are
made.
of America, Initiated a class of three
candidates yesterday aftemoon.
core will be elected at the next meet I
lag of the court.
Who has been III for some time. having
been taken to the Norwaik Hospital
first. an dtheu to a hospital in New
Yerk city. ls much improved. and Is
enacted to be brought to her home
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bounds! and Sunday in New;
‘ y Smith, of spring street. spent. ~
worship; with friends in
orig sByInaton. of Elm street
athrday and Sunday with.
Théré was a four-inch snow 11111111 in
bold yesterday Ego paths had to
Ids tor the char peoplo.1
“Miss tissue Davino. or Strawberry
Aslop L. Roynol s. of New Rochelle.
iver. is spending
Charles Britt'o, of Norwalh. has re-
of St. .lo-
Wlillmantlc.
Miss Madeline Lawlor.
Walter G. Aiken. of Orange. N. J., 1
Thursday. b Ins celebrated as a holy
tion In the Catholic
Mrs William P. Randle. of Elm! ,
days in
Joseph Fagan. Iormerly of Morgan
The home of Frank F. Clark, In. 1
The work is being done
The stone barn of Mrs. Hattie Root-
being
Court Edmond De Amicis. Foresters
Mrs. EdWard Duffy. of Main street,
this w.eek tier many friends will be
pleased to hear of her improvement
Miss Lena Hellman. of Noru'nlk.
who recently realigned hcr'posltlou to
tnlte a vacation in Daytona. Florida,
and whohaa returned ill. has recover‘
ed and has again take nher position
in Trlstram and Hyatt a store in Wall
street. Friends were astonished 111111
morning to see her in her old place.
but are neventh‘o-less well pleased to
anin find her at her place .
George F1 Pooh took“ M-‘ru. John H.
Il‘ertis‘ Voile automobile to the Boston
branch Saturday night, for an over» ‘
hauling tor the season or 1911. Mr.
Footo was accompanied on the trip to "
the Hub City by‘i'iencry Walters. llar~1
old You Llew an Chester Meekcrd
The start was made early Soiilidny 0v I
loning and Beaten was reached at 10 a
m testerday. The party retumed
home by train
walk. have not "at lost their hopes .In
regard to the supremacy of their tears
and that of the Norwaik High school
1:: mln’ basketball. They are exceed-
ly anxious to again meet that lat-
ter team and have it out once and tor
all. It is thought that they will have
a very poor show of winning for the
Norwalk High School team is right
there. They will play the Harrison
High school this evening in the Arm
cry and another victory is looked for
was a little excitement In
Millers i1 Room under the Monto- I
, One of the noteworthy» points at our store...” its. soup natlAIiLi'i'v.
Our HIGH QUALITY. our Low PRICED.
"00KB; are 11111.. not theories. Collins' quality iiiI long been pccsptod’
1 by knowing imam 1.11.151. as the standard at merit. it an article is here
it's good. We have faithfully considered the Furniture needs and alter a
choice has of seasonahle Furniture that will bring brightness and comfort
to the home.
12- ~18 North Main Street.
0' B- Johnson
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A J. Collins. Co.
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Optician
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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
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Merrill Commercial Course
trains you for DUSINESS SUCCESS
So. Norvyolk
.Is .315"
Stamford
Portw Chester
AGIFT IN NEED I8 A GIFT
INDEED-—
therefore valuable information
as to who does the best work
and is most prompt with Auto
Repairing should be considered
as a most acceptable Christin
present Thole who 111111me
lord‘s garage and repair shop
also know how good
and than
ouah they do Work entrusted to
them
day season. ~ I
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(live 11: a trial by having
your car otcrhnuleti and put In ‘
tirst class mudltion (or the Mile 1
. W. A. Hartford’s
4! Miilfillsln It.
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The Kelsey Athletic Club, of Nor-1‘ 180 GARIMGEU. IUOINI“ WAGONI. FARM VLADONO.
DUMP WAGONS. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP CABTB.
IOTTOM
if you are in want of any of the above. will make you bargain price.
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This Ilsa. 99c
. II 25. For tonight and Tuesday”
for Tom ht an Tuesday
gSEE WINDOW DISPLAY
$2 Bags 99c
50 Plus Leathe ass. leather lined
and finely made ironies. We guar-
toe these Bags 32 values. On sale
tonight and Tuesday ..........aac
$1.25 Bags 79c ‘
About 40 good Leather Bags, worth
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Bag 3 $1. 98
20 Bags worth up to 84. heavy line
Leather Bags. lesthex lined; good 84
values 81.98
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i100 Belts 89c .
200 Fine Silk Elastic Belts. each Belt
in a separate box; regular 50c Belts.
‘Ill colors and‘ styles. on No.3... .3011
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
soars 11mm sun outou‘s'ra
Hollda G00ds ‘ ‘
You are most cordially Invited to call and lucky over our magnificent line of Christmas Goods
beautiful decorations. whether you come to buy or not.
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Frank Smith. a former Norwalk boy.
late of Newport has been spending
several days in town
morning for Washington. I). (‘1 where
he has secured a position at his trade.
that of a machinist.
wish him success in his new position.
Frederick P Riedel oi Spring Hill.
local agent for the Royal Typewriter
Company. of liartfoul spent Saturday
I11 Hartford He attended a convention
tatitcs. 'Iho meeting was 1ery rnlhu
ghetto and harmonious and cm i1 agent
gave out some points that would help
the remainder of the salesmen I-oi-
lowing the convention the entire party
wont oilt and but! supper at one of the
large hotels. After the supper they
wont to the theatre. and saw William
0111110 'I‘ eatre in Wall street on Satur-
day evening. Quite a number or youns
men were eating in the place when an
argument was started and by way of
settling it two loud; then entered II-
to a physical t at of each cther's Ilia
ness During the good- natured wrest-
ling, both your); .meo tell at once. 13nd
in doing so landed against the stove
that beats tho place Down eons stove
and stove-pipe to the door. The argu-
ii‘ront was settled and the stove richl-
ed in I. tow minutes and the lira de-
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Boy's High - cut
STORM BOOTS
BLACK AND TAN
Those are unusual values. the highest possible itandsrd in mater-
ials and w rlunanshlp.
We tr to give the very most we can for the. money in STYLE
111mm
FLYNN’S BOOT tenor
90 Washington Street. Booth Norwaik
in )1 thick. T
mind to! stud
when. has 1 resort and
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Mrs inliu (‘aiaunglu of East AN}-
one who was Injured by a {all in her
bedroom 1111 Friday evening. when she
struck her shoulder on a chair. aus-
lalning 11 \en bad fratture. Is resting
'aI comfortably as can be expected to
day. The dislocated shoulder was set
by Drs. Burncll and 'I‘raro‘y. who aeri-
called in consultation on Saturday
The Irattmo is an cspcc'lall) serious
one. as It In so near tho. cap where
IIlt arm fits into the shoulder and
everything possible is being done for
to hear that no serious consequent!“
are likely to result from the injury.
GEBYE‘AIS
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of over 11 doacn Connecticut repmse11-,
her Her many friends 111111111 pleased
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He left this
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His friends here
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Vie In popularity as gift
meat makes it easy to
much or little.
vast stock of silk hosiery
ants.
HILL TIL. “-I.
,p‘w 1.1 1311
Window Glass of mu 11mm.
Sub We to and 00rd.
Moulded notion Gutters. two stoop.
”Manolo" Asphalt Mm floods;
warranted.
Hosiery and
- Gloves
relatives and close personal friends.
matter whether the amount you want to spend is
You‘re sure to be pleased with the
Now is the time to buy practical Christmas pres-
Novelties can be selected later on.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Ct.
The Hatch 81 Bailey C,
DOUTH NDRW ALK. CONN.
110ml 11 Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES 1‘
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articles. especially among
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select what you want. no
we have at popular prices.
vaao TIL. on.
Sisters' Paper.
Sheathing and saucers m
Hair insu'atlan and Bostonian
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. Musical Oar-vice In honing and Man.
per Genie. in Afternoon.
looping from the large congrega-
tion at Trinity Church. last oveuin. the
return to a monthiy‘chorai and musical
‘ service was hilhly appreciated and
its success seems to be assured.
The choir deserves trout credit. II
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were exceptionally well rendered and
the chorus work wsd' all that could be
desired The whole service was 1111
.1 toned by the rector and the choir sang
'1 the iollowinp oath-ills:
“lord of Our Life.“
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A11 1111 snort/m anthem. the. 111m
love this 11W was mint by 11111141111111
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lspont Saturday I11 Briduport. OI .
near.
The trout 1111111; on the
side of 91.1mm ll. Wolll’t
tomohlie was brolton this up; m
he drove over the o‘m'I‘w'Iiir
tom of High and Wont um 1:11.
Ilium Blower. of “Culinary...
boon "POM as bola” in
.mais. is In shot
A11 last weak. 1‘. 11.111
care or Dr. 13.}! nations
street.
Mrs. Henry C Shel-er. of; 3“?
ton street. who has been III
We tor the several
to be out r a short
day. Her Moods were
M0 M ”We ' '1
1mm VII:
came to
to shy.
Cheater limiter. . '
Norwalk Chronicler