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or born 111..., we be ing
his larse Mitchell automobile oven
hauled
The members of thc Norwsl Ban
deport. as for 121111111111
wmndy Finns timbr:llas.,0 O'Brien.
Mrs. John E. 1111a. Miss illila Ge
hello and Miss A. Cornell, of Norwalk.
mare recent visitors in New York
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Mr. “(I Mrs. William O. Warhead!
fto return here in the spring.
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(dz-annulus" Department
MAL-Branch Office, Nor-walk
890 ‘Bdltcr's Residence ‘
mitt—Olly Editor's Residence
[MINING SENT11EEL TELEPHONE
' guest or 0. C. Basset He is expect-
ing to sell his former home to lilaat
Norwaik people.
A special dispatch yesterday arter-
neon from Director Durand. ot the cen-
sus bureau at Washington announced
the population or the borough of Ridge-
tleld to be 1.114. ,
«Any electrical article for heating
purposes would make a practical gltt.
All kinds. lteed & Voik Electrical Co.
H. Hnwxhurst of Main street, will be
pleased to learn at her cumplete re-
33 Quintnrd avenue. have gone to Dim- ‘
bury to spend the winter, but expect
iioririerly of Norwalk. is in town as the '
The many friends or Mrs. Charles ,‘
chial pneumonia.
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[‘Mr. and Mrs. Minot 3. Smith, oi
South Noiwolk, visited at the home or
Hiram D. Smith, at Talmadge Hill, on
has returned to his home after a visit
with relatives in Portland. Maine. He
Sunday. reports very cold Weather and plenty
Sunday there will be no session in 0' snow in MM“
the Swedish Lutheran Messiah Arthur L Stevens, of Norwalk. has
resigned his position in the Standard
Church. oi! South Norwalk. 011 account Livery stables in Camp street and has
0: the pastor's absence.
--Latest styles for Xmas. 0' Brien.
Buckingham Post. G. A. 3., held a
regular business meeting last evening
in the post rooms in Wall stret and
routine business was tranasc d.
_ Carpenters have been k pt busy
this week putting hp storm doors for
donfldlng householders. who iancied
that it Was going to be a mild winter.
Harry L Brundage. ol.’ Main street,
the Well known oysterman employed
on Peter Becker‘s boat. has been con- -
lined with an attack of the grip tor ‘
the past week.
, «~Miniature decorative electric light—
ing ontiits for Christmas trees. Collect:
them over. Reed 8: Volk Elec.Co
Thomas A. Skelly has attached
property in Ediie avenue belonging to
William B Smith and Annie M Smith
husband and wife; to the amount a:
$100 to cover the amount claimed to b
due Parley Sturges as the roan); of a
bill. Mr. Sturges has retained Attor-
ney int 0. Gregory as counsel and- the
matter is returnable before the Non
walk Town Court on Monday. January
2nd. at 10 o'clock a.1n.
it is probable that the night school
division arrangement will be discontin-
ued after the Christmas vacation (or
the attendance has not yet lmporved
The consolidation the school to be
held in the high school building in
West avenue, as was formerly the rule,
wil be much more (chiral for the
teachers and all these, or nearly all
or these who srs‘ now in- attendance
new in attendance when the school
was held in the high school
«What are you going to buy for
Xmas a Derby? O‘Brien.
The omcers recently elected were
installed Thursday evening at the
meeting or Diviflon No. 1. Ancient Or-
der 6! Hibernlsns, in their quarters in
Wall street. The meeting was largely
attended and the installation ceremony
was a delightfully executed one. The
oillcers are the same as they were fur
last year. the wire Corps having done
such excellent work that they were
unanimously reelected at the meeting
for that purpose held a short time ago
St. Paul‘s Men's Club and friends
listened Thursday evening to the ox-
celient talk of Henry 1’. Price, of West
avenue, who addressed the meeting
upon the recent trip he took through
the United States to the Western
coast. Mr. Price is an interesting and
able speaker. and his tr neatly boon :
heard to advantage. on a merous oc-
cantons A largo number were present
to hear Mr Price and all were excep-
tionally well pleased with his address
~Electrlcal Toys tor the childrs .
Christmas. Rudd HIM also
Coir-11y.
A horse owned by Ottawa
the Sinker Sewing Machl
died this week and it is the opinion
at a veterinary surgeon that death was
due to llljlll'llg received from a recent
collision with ‘sn automobile owned
and driven at the time by Eben Hill.
At the time of the accident the horse
was insulin to bars 11.1111 murmur
injured. but no action was then taken
it is understood tbst Mr. Downnemili
sue to recover the loss 0:! iii! animalr
ltsv. 1.11111 a florist
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Banks.- ot River street.
Mrs. Bertha M. Richards. 01' West
main with triends and relatives for a
week
last or ndxt week at the latest .
At the evening service of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. tomorrow
Mrs. Franklin irving Smith will sing
for the ottertory Heavenly Father. 0h
Hear My Prayer by Max Roger.
A‘stated communication ai‘ Old Well
Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
held at Its rooms Tuesday evening at
.8 o'clock. There will be installation of
officers, followed by a turkey supper.
~Xmss Umbrellas. 1 O'Brien.
Miss Maud Ruboy. of Lewis street. is
taking vocal lessons from Mrs. Elsie
Warren Smith. of South Norwalk
Miss Rubey is a very fine singer and
one oi‘ Norwalk' 3 very promising vocal
iats. 1
After three months spent at the
Pockhum institute in Sin ford. Mrs.
Sarah Tolles has returned .he home
oi‘ her father, Joseph Hindiey, in Dar.
len. Mrs. Tolles is very much improv-
cd in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jennings.
or West street. have closed their beau
tlfui residence for a time and are stay-
ing at tho Ciliiord lloici. during re
pairs and changes which are being
made to their line home.
The announcement [was made yet
terdn‘r or the engagement at Cliiiord
Juleson and Miss Agnes Conroy. The
news was receivbd with surprise and
pleasure in the many friends of t o
couple. The nuptials will take pla
some time in June.
-For native Poultry and lint class
.Masts. go to Chunok‘s Market. is
North Main street. Tel. 415.
taste in The Norwaiks. 111.1 week, with
mortgages recorded by Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith amounting to 823.-
065 or the second will in Decembe
1909, there were twenty transfers of
property, and mortgages amounting to
4700
Prof. A. 0. Kennedy. ‘ot the high
school faculty. and Baseball Manager
Thomas F. Flaherty are attending a
meeting at the Bridgeport high school
today
School A. A. A baseball league is to
Wk hllh will Jolli.
William A. Kellogg. iNorwalk, will
leave tomorrow 1110an rig for Groton.
Conn. where he will spend Christmas
with his two daughters. as is his an
nual custom M1. Keiiou wll remain
away from town for the entire week
and ‘will probably not return baton the
“middle of the next melt “
At a recent meeting or the nowly
incorporated Dresden Ls.» works the
toilewin oldest-s were 11 :Prssl-
dsnt. Mt! 11mm, Dresddh, many;
iii-st “parasitism Richard lull-r. 0'1
Norwslk;sooon1l vice-president. llr.
Neuhoil. of New York. and treasurer.
William Aim-as or Not-walla ‘ ‘
The Norwallr hnrbfi is again ii'ossn
over WW At '1 o 'ciock this morning
lamest the thbrmoms
lfiactly sore and it sorts
as thpt. it Is said 0 ha
considerably below
land Company. Willow
have the contract loco ‘
loll Mo 0 ill ‘ '
admins n1 NWlu his?" or
tore the starting or the work
“Mum.
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mini“ to look lilo mat
guts bring
his below at 1 dates this morning.
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the rank is started a "maul" at
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aflif’ fl .. 1‘111- 1 ‘ Mam but is 1o up our! 1,
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mason» "inky“ . ghlisrs lie The doctor has“ one mangle ct this 1
1m 11M “no." 1-9 M1;
N1 Jeans to Van Cosy .‘ 111:1 as on years. aw new .
Wthummm 1s. Muses wuss hurry ms: .,
New Haven Training School for Nun cosine.
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Wm». tom New lie but Thursda " '
”£19 1' ' 1. ’
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covery i'rdm her recent attack or bron
’Albert Davis. ‘01 Westport avenue. ‘
taken a similar one with Oscar ll
street. has gone to New Haven. to re« ,
she will probably return the 1
~ There were drtesn sales or real es- '
as delegates new the High ‘
be formed and it is likely that Non ‘
yaf
the night. some goln so ar as to say ‘
Him. Md l Volt -.
._ 2- “bulb ”
saline 1
hour room. 1‘11. 111.... or 8991111111 11111
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and bling the children along.
Nasturtium or Children's Chairs and Ron.
. the conditional: ma hogsnr iand read. All new
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‘. Toys, Dolls 11nd Games
Never before has such a multitude ot‘ pretty Dolls, interesting Toys and
issuinating Games been assembled. Come and see this wondertul Toyisnd
A. J Collins Co
Funeral Directors and Embahusts.
12-18" North Main Street.
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Everything in the optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
I) WALL ITIIIT.
guess as." ,
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Automohlles
Have your ear put in ilrst class
running order tor the Holidays
by sending it to W. A Hartford's
Garage
Do you ever hire any Automo-
biles? You will had that Han-
lord has the bell. renting cars
of anyone you know. Calla re-
ceived night muddy.
Telephone:
House, 5511-6 Garage. 2852
rsaad
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1 .b-ah‘rederlok Turner. to Virginia and
South Norwsik. Conn. ‘
Sleighs' Sle1ghs'
For Sale ——~From $20 to $50—— at
Luther M. Whig ht’s
SOUTK NORWALK
CHRISTMAS or
to 3011 or Daughter be a CO ESE in
Merrill College
You will newr realist it
They will timer forget it
so Now
Stamford
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puncture '
and
0N VERY EASY TERMS
am in, MM
Llama
“a. A. R. and W. R. 0. will be installed
in
mos“ street stars and has short a M
on he :11. O before the installation. 1
her sum at her chosen occlusion.
sum 3.15“" oi the fitalflly ould
SLIPP R?"
or 111a. 1111 kcallent gilt tor 1 ‘
ti'mi MM- Qg-
1; n, N s 300 3..
successor to Flynn I Ryan
Records
wunKmr on MONTHLY unsure
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80 Wall lime—(Phone) dance wet» Direct. Nehlallt, Conn.
tunable.
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Victor 1—13 Edison '*
Phonographis
' .ilmAntonis. to Philomena and Peter
“26.21-th Steve. to Elisabeth and
Louis Kenss
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‘The month of November has been a
great as; intense in raising th howls- ‘
tics in t e towirn oi Not'wallr. or there *
were sixteen inure births th deaths.
The month has been 1111111111 "in this. 1
for generally the neuron hang fairly;
olbse; There we‘re tony-tire births
and but twontynlne deaths. The num-
ber of births is immunity largo, while
that ‘0!- the dils 11 is about normal.1
Matrimony united fifty people during 1
the chilly days or November. and for
this reason our ans the marrying
sleuth will use ants? “iron: June to
November. There to _' twenty-live
marriages. These statistics were're
corded in the office of the team clerk
. of Norwalk tor the month of, Novern
. her. all being in yesterday “Following
is the complete list at the births. mar-
ridges and deaths:
, Birth... .
l-«Ray. to Mary and Ana B. llowndes.
l—~.loaophlhe. to Valentina and Pros.
pare D’Anvanzo. 1
'27Mildrod May. to Cornelia and-
Frederic); A. Boofleid, Jr.
d. to,.Margs;et and George
3wCharles Michael, to Victoria and;
John Alex.
allude Floyd. ioMartha and Wil-
lla W Anderson l
Malcom E. '1‘. Brown.
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Buttons
lige'l‘homds. to Kittie and Michael
98~Gersidino, to Lucy and Edward J.
Dawson.
SrEiissbeth Margaret. to Rose Ta
8~Helen Piros. to Helen and Alex.
Toth.
slowdowns Wendel. to Mary E. and
Edward L. Beers.
lO-Churles Milton. to Daisy and Reed
H. Flynn:
ill-«Antoinette, to Millie and Dominick
Arena.
10~~hliid1eti Viola. to Nellie and Hul-
bert C. Amundsen.
lZTDaughter. to his and Charles Tar
ov -
ill-Ma1 garet to Mary and Leon Fish. 9
13—»Cathoi‘iue Mar. to Alice and John;
E. MoNerno)’
13~Da11ghten to Nettle and Charles
ll. Rooney.
lt-—(leorgc Millard. to Emma and
Jesse Jones.
15— Anna to Anna and Coleman Holog.
iii—Mary. to Soil and Martin Dossu
lbmltuih Louisa. to Mary and John T.
0 Connor.
lib—Gordon. to hllisabetb and William
Russell.
lil~8‘|rances. to Ella and James Pen-
ne
llwllenj‘amln Taylor. to Rachel and
dismantle ’i‘. Sngden. 1
l7~-Frank. to Susie and.Andrsw Sim--
Tomi.
20-Daughter. to. Lillian-and Turner
Dixon.
2l-—Msry Madeline. to Annie and Jo-
seph Smith
22:98“ to bites and August West-
.21-Calcata. to Annetta and Harry J.
Keene.
Rik—Edith Adeline. to Elsie and En-
gene Stelnhart.
“Efntlomena. ta Rosie and Tony
.1 a, 1' .
N—Btevs. to Eva and Steve Marcus.
Zsmwullsm Henry, to Alice E. and
Henry J Buckingham
iii—dunes C.. to Charlotte and John
McQuade.
Kardos.
a.
-3Worna Bestiary. to Sadie and
Charles Walls.
254111.11 Wall”. to Florence and
Bertie A. Convsll.
ado—«Anna. to Column 11d Luciana
Coppola. '
Min—Yoda. to Annie and Aaron Adlel‘.
’ Marriages-
2'40qu I. Rooney to Eva May
3~newm Jackson to Mary Ann Jack-i
son.
{pestle Lombardo to Anna Plocioaa.
thoseph Rosina to Rosa Kiss 1 *
5~Thomas B, Moulds to Gertrude
Young
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mi-‘rancesco. to Ruth and Sibionor
Basses
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99c, Si .49 $1. 98
. Wants $1.25 -
Belts-«Silo 81:115. 391: ..
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