3 Edward Kline, of Lyues Place, who
GINOHAM AND FLANNILI‘N‘I’
House DrcsvsflesI
~31 11.00— S?
can be quickly
erxed Nuts 151: lb. F‘.D.L. d: 110..
,Mlss Blanche nulteryf‘daugmer of
M1: and Mrs. Frank Buttery, of Main
at who has heemlll for 'oVsr a
w k is now recovering nicely
‘ rUmbrellas, Suit Cases and Hand
Bags make acceptable gifts. See them
at Rogers & Bteveusi.
Illenry T. Ppowitt writes from North
Carolina that is regaining normal
strength rapidly in that climate and
that he is enjoying himself greatly
-,—L‘adles Felt Julieta 750. 81.3126. ’
$1. 60. Flynn's 11801 Shop. I
The automobile of the Norwalir
Hardware corporation has been laid]
away for the winte1 and they are now
using a horse for their delivery work
-Ralstou Shoes, 34. Glovers Shoe
Store.
bps s.bean ill. has new recovered sum-
c putty ‘to return to his duties in Wil-.
liaIm Thompson's grocery store in Main
s at. .
w—Ele’btrlcal Toys for the children‘s
Christmas Reed 19; Vollt Electrical Co.
exil‘her'e will be a meeting of the Unit
{States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
«the looms of the Life Savers So-
lClub in South Main street at s
g'c’locit on Sunday afternoon. "
~Daudy Xmas Umbrellas. 0 llxien.
Loca‘ invitations we1e received to
day for the inaugural reception to Gov-
ether-elect Baldwin, which will be held
in Foot Guards army in Hartford on
the eve‘ping of January fourth
~E C. Burt's Black Suede and Vel-
vet Boots for women at Conuesily a
Bracken' s.
Louis Verlin’. .lr., of Elmcrest Ter-
race, is no longer employed in New
York city in the office of one of the
iaIl‘Se railroads. having given up that
positioo;lie'1s living at his parental
home in Norwalit
——A. C. Cuneo will sell Xmas Trees.
loose Helly. Holly Wreaths. Mistletoe.
etc. on Monroe street. Your patron
age is splicltiiil
William Thompson, .lr.. son of Coun-
cilunm William Thompson, of Nor
walk, was sick yesterda1.lie is feel-
in; greatly improved today. howevel
and is able to attend. to his duties in
his fathers store.
-—Elite Shoes, $13.50 and ~91. Glover's
Shoe Store
daughter was born to Mr and Mrs.
ward P. Ward, of Scranton, Penn.
syivsnla yesterday. Mt. Word is s
hi‘other of William P. Ward, of Laws
street. and wall known in South Non
walk and is a native of Danbury
”For n tire Poultry and fir 1; class
Meats, gopto Charholt's Mar et, 76
North Main street. Tel. 445.
’\
' ” can is no 111111 pupa-11011111:
hoping the skin smooth and
White Isnd Ithe complexion fair
and bpsutifhi. .
1 i it isoflno. mum-1.1mm.
toilet cream.
A mild, harmless bleach, which
every woman who values her op.
pursues should use regularly.
Store.
cm}.
'11th are tin meta. n. s. aroma:
All»), flip 3h!
The Bridge P smiley.
The Clifford PNNWI‘IIOYI
Wilt‘Ml'A QAliEVsRPM.
—-thulIcy Table Apple‘s. FILL. & Co.
Ex-Councilman George J. Bailwits.
» of Spring Hill. spent the day in Bridge
port on business yesterday.
~Coal. Coke, Wood. Kindllngs. heat
'ploducers, at Raymond Bros.
.lsmcs Rough and William Thump
son. Jr. of Norwalk, spent last even
ing with friends in Stamford.
~Mlssea and chlldrcn‘s.hlgh cut.
velvet tops. st Conneally At lirucken‘a.
David Campbell. of South Norwaik.
has resigned his position with Beors'
Brothers' South Norwaik store.
~Mens'. lloys’ Xmas Caps. O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Georse ii. Bhoch and
family have moved from Lows street.
South Norwalk. to W‘cstport avenue.
Norwalk.
~Men‘s Slippers, 50c to 32.
21‘s Shoe Store.
There will be a meeting of the
bridge construction committee this
evening in the town court room in
Wall street.
«Spruce and Balsam x1e“ Trees.
Large assortment.to select from Pub
iic'Mnrhc-t. Free delivery.
Vincent Toner. formerly of Norwolk.
who is now employed as chauffeur for
people at Oyster Bay. 1. l.‘. was a re
ceutolsitor in Norwallt.
wmn‘l Green's Comfy Slippers for
men and women at Conueally £1
Bracken’a
LincOln Council cruel of United
American Mechanics, will hold a reg
ulsr meeting tonight. f
sesion in the pinochle , ailment.
«Have you seen the electric vacuum
cleaner? it would make your wife an
excellent Christmas slit. Reed & Veil;
Electrical Co.
The smoker of the Nutmeg Club will
Glov-
Edward Eason of Chapel street. the
3133' WI? .wu 1111011011 on Hillside some
thd trucks. 0W Reynolds breaking
hid. right ank e. is getting much bettex
now and is able to be about with crut
ch03.
p—Less than coat. Crockery. Class.
were, House 11111111111111. Goods, Wail
Pipers. L. H. Decker, 8'1 Washing-
ton 8t. -‘
hire. Charles Valentine. of Chestnut
street Norwnlk, has taken a position
in the confectionery store of Harrie
Mamith in Main street hi the holi-
days. Mrs. Valentine is a familial
figure in this store insulin-p formerly
been employed therp. ..
;——if y want a up ful
electric ms or cent as on cooker.
at Reed ‘1 Volk Electl' col Co.
George H. Burnout. ..of Berkeley
sir at. celebrated his soveni eth birth-
d yesterday by s trip to ew York .
1dr. Raymond went for a pond time
he tool; in all that came his way.
it is and and hearty s‘nd 11111111111131”
an enjoyable day in the metropolis.
«Derbymiee Xmas present. clarion.
Air. Mill‘s. John O'Sulllvsn. all“
it. ill t9"! rompmberod worn Mahala.
1:15 mfi‘: “13;?“ still on new.
. 1 3
'lm M V 'n ! [MWWI
lft, not an
is.“ his to I
u h \1
h M“ griloiirmmm
11......1»
't (tunes for men at (lbw
ly a :1th issais. ?
.9 alt hulls lots: iii!
P .
lvsn.‘ whose one will» W
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he held this evening and it is expected
that a large number of the members
when he allppéd from one of and their friends wil be present to on 4
joy the evening Refreshments have
been planned for and by way of on-
tertainmeut there will be singing and
music. beside the start ‘of the pool
tournament in which Oliver ii Mit-
chell will battle with Robert Hulbet't.
for pulremacy. This will he a good
game or the rating of each is 90 And
both are excellent players.
——Nioe Christmas Present! 0".Hlien
Yesterday at the meeting of the
Daughters o the American Revolution
meeting at t 11 home of Mrs. E. J. Hill
in West avenue. Earle R. Hopkins. of
Main sires thewall shown and email
llcnall'ysl young vloilnl.osil¢1u.’
ed the audience with his ins roll»
dition of “Membranes" from aims
and "Bsroousc” from Jocelyn. by God-
card. Mr. Illusions is an e tonsil!
talented young violinist and ss~ been
hssrd It various time about the town
to “drama“ ‘ He has a bright futurist
11110111111011 on his friends wish him all .
sIuchsIu in IllIs spilt.
" "Babb Burns”.
“cm-1 Welcome
“Millet- IN!-
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sir-mummy .
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. High Chairs
' 12 is North Main Street.
0!! it It any A. D. 8. Drug 8‘;
wed by 11 *
pad up to do”, and precisily priced.
Children s Rockets. 750
_. Children‘s High Chairs.9
Funeral Directors and Elohim.
“‘1
O. B. J caisson
? Optician ?_
Everything in the thi
* Eyes Examined
3| WALL ITNIIT- PHONI “In
We have a Wonderful assortment of Children's Chairs and Rockers and
We hove. these-chairs in oak. mahogany and reed All new
1? $3. 75
81:10 86. Si)
Toys, Dolls and Games
Never before has “such a multitude of pretty Dolls, interesting Toys and
fascinating Games been assembled. Come and see this wonderful Toyland
. and bring the children along.
A. J. Collms Co
o
South Norwafll, Conn.
I tions of sour. undisputed 100a. Nausea.
1 trouble. why don’t
ish and Your Sin
9 daushtor 11
Mrs 1111
Gregory miles 9%“; ' the bride
yesterday lifterncon of Samuel J. Keel
or, can of Mr. andflfll Robert W.
millennial: of Wilton. The ceremony
was performed in .
the Trinity chum
Dal sow ~
xestion or some torus
Diapepsin in the hou ‘
This harmless blessl will digest
suythinp you can 0 I. ithout they
slightes discomfort. and overcome a
sour. soapy Stomah nuI,I.mihutes after.
'l‘Iell yOur pharmacist: I let you read
the formula. plainly p or! on these
Meant cases of Pa pispepsln,
then you will readily ‘ ,it makes
Indigestion. Sour ‘ Heart-
in live
once such
Go's, Eructa-
minutes. and relieve;
miseries as Belching
‘oi‘
Headaches. Diszlnp Conttipatlon
and other Stomachl rders
Some folks have tried so lon‘E to find
relief from 11111131111111.1111: mu IDyIpell-
Wind that the: intro about
sill or on out of-o r ate with
the common. eve 11y corps sdver
«holi- mlnds that they have something
all pp wrong, or bellows theirhlls a case
1p! Nmoasness, Gastritis, ’Cstsrrh of
the amount or cancer.
1.. too ‘serlo lmletake.
is. what yo oat does
11.1”,eq upload, it to cats and
mm to it d,,0as gill Stomach
l1 pit fly in s digestive
s ”Ml, “NIGEL mi-
Haveyour
running a
by sending
Garage . .1:
rent has
of anyone
celved bis
1 House, bull-5.
11111111 first class
for the Holidays
it 10111.1. Hanford's I
Do you ever hire any
bliss? You will mm 1 at lion-
the best renting cars
i?“ know. Calls re~
t or day
Telephone:
Garage. 236-2
. Af. Hauiord's
42 NillI'tll Main it;
utolno-
t WWI
son the breath With nauseous odors
A. hoary appetite, with thorough di-
. II , and without the slightest dis:
oomf or misery of the Stomach. is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Pope's Diapeppln. I
1’ other attendants.
(are 'welhknown in The Norwtik oath
made up i
3
Both young people
in Wilton; where they have resided will)?
cam. a 1i whpre Mr. Keefer is full)
sass wl his 1111013,; who can dudtstb s
Wilton Grocery. The happy bride and!
Kroom departed upon a short wedding
tour. following the man-lass ceremony
and will return to Wilton. there to‘ live
in "The Bull's Eyes," G1ogory resi-
dence on Holden Hill. Mr and Mrs.
Kceler have the best wishes of their
{way friends for a successful married
0.
MOTHER
zones oouar son mom-
TO GIV more TO CHILDREN.
No matter who is to blame. the
father is the custodian of the children.
under Connecticut law, and hence the
petition of Grace Louise Richsrson. of L
Danbury for court's permission to vis- I
it her children and make them Christ-
mas presents. Mrs Richardson is su-
ing Arthur Lune Richardson to; di-
vorce. Her motion will be henrdjj, by
Judge Willi in B. Will 5 er»
ior court, to 11y. ar lit. 5"
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sul
hood
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it hi it lqpfltg m “It“,
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less 'EgNdlii 18.111113311138111 .
d and inflamed noses, rev
nbr rp, etc. res
ml 501'
been Gaff?“ on 3V
our
1 Write toilis Enterious
wsar‘gflt 85.15 IN
on W
”10'“? 4.19.
the boys aged two and tour yous. rues
parties are of Danbury. _ 1 I
Mrs. Charles Johnson is visitnz in
Norwalk for a few days Mr. Johnson,
who formerly was proprietor of the Ga- 1
rotate building cigar store. and!” one
most two or three years has been with
the American Diesel Engine Company,
lanai present, in Wisconslp on Io Ibis
in
r
25 Stamps
S eighs'
Luther
For Sale. --—F 10111 12010 550— at
W111 his
' with
CHRISTMAS GIFT
to Son or Daughter be a 1C0
Merrill College
You will never regret I! 9' A “
They will payer forest 9
Din
8n Norwniki
Shruiord
Port Chester
FREE .
1 Bottle
Pure
Extracts
at 251;
a pound
20c
Large Can A?
or EXTRA STAMPS
Baiting Powder, ~ ,.
Remember, you have your choice of DOLL
&P
Pastry Floor, 11 has .. ...........
25 pounds Granulated Sugar for . ..
'10 pounds Granulated Sugar for ..
Phonographs
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
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.......... 251: l Citron, a pound
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‘ Peanut Butter, a pound ..................... 15c Cranberries aquart‘ .....1.‘r:.‘.'.......
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Mild holsins. a package
20 pounds Granulated Sun:- for ....... .. ..... .. 31.110 ills- Raisins. 11 poems
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22 Stamps with 1 Mad Codes at
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2 pounds Laundry Starch. each ........1..
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