"mum ms» ,
flung"
{remembered
; itlier man fu,
I'Thei‘e was a
go ‘ lng
' ”days in succession quite uniq e. The
t.
Get Your Dang Mmia .
- fFilled’a‘t-tlie. "
Bridge shaman
mMmaadedlclsatssmmat
times.
Personal attention given so all.
' ngflggww.
'7. BRIDGE PHARMACY
a. PABKIR. Manager. '
v
mi .
‘m. .... ......-
Mrs. Hubert 8. Mitchell, of Water-
bury, will visit her mother. Mrs. Mary
Day. of Belts place. over the holidays.
Leslie Gamble'a big gasoline boat
Ajax has been hauled out. probably
for the winter, at the Benedict Farm
dock. - . i
Captain and Mrs. Lewis B. Halsted.
of Osborn avenue. have gone to New-
ark. N. J.. to spend Christmas with
relatives of Mrs. ,Halsted.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dunn, of Port
Washington. Long island, will be
guests for over Christmas of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. (Mills. of Gregory Boole
vurd. -
The new fire alarm boxes will not
be put in position right away. though
they have fish received. They ar-u‘
' being held pending the arrival of some
of the other materials.
With the closing of the public
schools yesterday for the holiday var
cation. the pupils enter on quite an
" xtended vacation. The winter term
ll begin on Tuesday, January 3rd.
any apparently new faces are be-
een in town these days. A little
examination shows that most at
re not really new faces. but ra-
se of former East Norwalkers
the holiday vacation.
ill be special Christmas mu-
ist Church tomorrow morn.
- hurch has been beautifully
a‘ d presents a line appear-
.a‘n’b'e. .Th'e hildren‘s service win he
1 .held Weddell ay evening of next week.
Christina: ay- a'year ago is well
by many people especial-
.iyéthose who it? to be out of doors.
Oil Christmas d y is; year the was.
, lied a young blizzard.
f tor more of snow and
.r‘triiins were severitl hours late.
Practically all the stores will
A ed house: «in celebration of
be
c
' , names. saloons-win be closed this
..y” r on Monday by law, mat?“ the
of these institutions f r two
miles barber shops will be' open until
"noon Monday.
.Oue quite unexpected development
from the rain has been leaky roots.
‘ _~ One man who was having trouble with
his roof in this respect laid the iron-
ble this morning to the long period of
dry Weather. He said the roof that
was leaking had never been so
thoughtless before. .
The members of the East Norwalk
Fire Police are anticipating with pleas-
ure the Dutch supper they will “have
Monday evening at their quarters at
the corner of Van Zandt street and
Osborn avenue. The/Mayflowers will
keep open house on Monday. January
2, but will not have any Christmas
celebration. ‘ '
Very line Chrlatras'muslcal pro
s have been ranged tor the lo
ed] churches and this year as is only
.‘ the case once in seveh‘years, it will be
possible to give the Christmas .pro
gram on the day of the great celebra.
side. The church choirs have been
w rung for weeks on the programs
w lob will be presented tomorrow.
An indignation meeting of no small
proportion was is .
do by the trolley passengers who a .
obliged to transfer stills
Eesview avenue and
To avoid
and the condition sill
cesslty at a oha
’ pat tor the water. ‘
I
dance last
in
‘ events dur
o
. , . , “1.01.“; iiitom
; ‘ The only diy in the ointment of joy
. . first ibusrrivsl at rain was .its
rnlshsd all day to-
iunctlon of
Washin n
I Dust—Bollly 0's! the Dreaming Earth.
nl‘the ‘roadbs’d.
which is so shop as to ion: a pocio
The“ 201:2. tClub’s invasion 013%:
'th 1" u s P . m.
h J” ’ ”Airmen hiall
on-
.....»v .... terror...
,. y ..shs venture.
are
“l , ,‘lti: .
p . cinema and nvlted to take part.
em.
g on the day before Christmas. thus
conflicting with the Christmas shop
ping. Most pee la. however, are sails
lied to have. in most any old time
these days. it is so u uredthat most.
oit Christmas on nabaa already
has done. "Dick" Dunn, the“ well.
known trelleymau and philosopher.
elaborated thus on the situation this
morning: “Everybody who ,could af-
ford it has finished the Christmas
shunning. Those who haven't any mom
ey to put into Christmas presents
wait until the last minute and so‘the
rain is a good thing for them.”
George R. Van Alstyne played host
to the men of his Crescent Laundry
in grand style, last night. at the Nor-
walk Count Club. where he tendered
them an ela crate roast duck dinner.
steward 'l‘ietian had prepared a line
menu with great care and the affair
Was a big success in every particular.
This dinner was the result of a busi-
ness getting contest. which was hand-
i won by the men. in the party
0 diners were George R. Van Alstyne.
Clayton L. Marshall. Frank Hall,
Charles B. Fillow. George Sprague. Er-
nest Cochraue. Albert Taylor. w. B.
Richards. Bay Carsbu and C. Ward
Van Alstyne. . '
The Christmas exercises of the East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school will
be held Monday evening. The follow-
ing is the program.
Organ l’reliidew-Arthur Paddock.
Carol—~School.
Responsive Reading.
invocation. ‘
Carol-—School.
Rectitationwiiarold Finch.
Song—*Primary Class.
Recitation~idelcn Wood.
Recitation-Mildred Finch.
Dialogue~Five Little Girls.
Recitation—Teddy Coleman.
Recitationwbldward Ortell.
CarolMSchooi.
Recitation—«Miss Darrow's (liens.
Carole—School.
Recitationwlda iiiorehouso.
Carol—(main i
Recitation—»~-Miss ’l‘wlst's Class.
Recitation-~l.eslie Davis.
Carol—School.
Exerciser—Miss Whittaker and Miss
li‘iiommedleu's Class.
Recitation——Carlton L'iiommedleu.
Carol~SchooL
Recitation-Richard Warm. ,
Exerciseswhliss Parsons' Class.
At the Advent Christianichurch. the
Sunday school will hold its Christmas
concert and distribution of gifts Mou-
day evening at 7 o‘clock. The pro-
gram follows:
drgan Voluntary.
Hymn—School.
Scripture Readlug—Superintendent.
Prayeerastor.
Recitation—Christmas Greeting. Clin-
ton Partrlck.
Exercise-«Hark! Hark! Four Girls.
Recitation—~What Can I Give Him. El-
mer Haven.
Song—Primary Class.
Reclinilon~bove, Mamie Briggs.
Recitation—Christmas Memories, Faye
Reyenlds.
Exercisou-Little Lambs. Five Primary
Children.
Recitation—We‘ve Always Been Pro-
vided For. Amelia Knorr.
Bong—Christmas Time“ is Coming.
Ariel Alnaworth.
Recitation-«On Christmas Day. Hazel
Reynolds. ~
Recitationecmistmas Hymn. Jessie
Liabona.
Exerciser—Three Wishes, Three Boys.
Recitation—~liow. to Keep Christmas,
Fred Kosmescl.
Recitation-Manima‘s Return, Dorothy
Briggs.
Exercise—Love. Four Primary Girls.
RecitationmA Secret. llearl Wilson.8|
I
Exercise-A Christmas Drill,
rs. ‘
Sense—A Christmas Lullaby. Stella
Gil
Jones.
Recitation-Streets“ Bells. Robert
Cedergren.
Recitatioanhai's Christmas. Fred
-l'arrington.
Recitationa-Hring Forth the Garlands.
Gunner Cadergran.
Rsoltation~—Chrlsttnas. Dayld
Weed.
Recitation-0hrlstmas. John Briggs.
Eve.
Emma Kosmasci. Miriam Reynolds.
Distribution oi gills.
mm
ofni sWudysawlllsssths
wead’arful its migrants. W
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of
that Drai‘gomi
outm- MW in cm
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iota r. stands has been «its
MMwutst her hauls
y . , , .
hi i be held
arch
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this nor
W . , . ,om.-muu: rs
monuments hm _. . . made for, .9:
presentation oi ill! ‘ can is “3%“
Il'i"""as‘tha Grip)? The chat . bass i-l
..-
' lincle film. me Ambler:
“Ollll‘blfl s u s a s u ‘u s I... s s r y alel unl‘
Ban iiidwsrdhroths a
Mother slants Alisa Bran dill.
Fairiswlllmily Fish. Annie Moore.
Louise Fish Lottie Lockwood. Doro.
thy nun. Dismay Rackett. Billie sco-
fleld. A _ Mali
Brow ‘leliv- srsb Thatcher. John
Coated. Heurytinckwood. boon Water-
bury, Howard MCutblll, Bells Ci‘bc'koti,
Anna Bell t-hoaisl. Marion Ceilings.
mirthy Tilly. Louise Tilly, Alice Boo»
e . ‘ . ..
Little Nicholas Marion Coates
Queen‘cf Bong Lois Marsh
Awkward Bowaerton Beckett.
Milton Rowland. Charles Arnold. liar-
old Cutbili. 'Willam Crooks. Minot
Crockett, Edward Tilly. Robert Tilly.
King of llhi land .... it DeWatei-s
Queen of gland rgery Mills
Emperor oi Germany . arthur Walker
morass of GermanyJiimma Cushman
Mother’s Song—Mrs. W. F. Ambler.
Miss Vivian Stevens, Ethel Bartram.
at. Valentine Harry Ema
Christmas love . . . . Vivian Stevens
Angel Chorus—Mildred 'Cushman.
Marion C ckctt. Ethel Jennings. hith‘
el Mills. rtha Sootleid. bola Marsh.
Maud Brundage. . ' ,
States—Emma Mott. Carrie Sammie.
lla Waterbury. Dorothy Rackett. Anna
Bell Scalal.
Connecticut Carol Mills
This cantata will be given under the
direction. of Mrs. W. F. Ambler. The
committee are Miss Margery Mills.
Mrs. Earl Themes. and Mrs. Ambler.
Mia? {dildred Theall will be the accom-
pen a . «
...—.—
BPECIAL SALE
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DECEMBER 23 AND 24
Potatoes ....... . .......... ...20o pit.
'l‘urnlps 17c pk.
Milk ..... . ........... ..9 and lie can
lleat Coffee ..... ......25c lb.
ilest Tea .......... . ....40o lb.
it‘iour . ....................... Ibo ha
Sugar .................. 20 lbs. $1.
i‘oru. Peas and Snoootash.....10c can
Unions .............. ..........6cqt.
Boston Grocery Co.
Tli. 989-3. DIBILE BUILDING
W
in the howsytou um"
~ Wadi-till. on
at bar iaothar. Mrs. Water dry
Darius. wit saldthat she , done
for her lisp tor du _ her hills and
that she was also rob ~ it
baby, which had notational ‘
scum. services at the Methodist
Church on. Sunday the harlot new.
Geo. Balaton smith will preach tier
mono appropriate “Christmas Day.
in the evening. th ., r will render
special Christmas music.
The Christmas entertainment cf the
Sunday School will be held on Tues.
'day evasion. Dec 87. All friends of
the sobeoiare cordially invited to be
present. .
Are You in Need of an
Oil Heater?
We Have Them
Schlichlin'g Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. C Mala It. Darisn
.8 act Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
and sad. fiardware. Paints. Glass. sic.
cwmw
use—as.-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer smith and son
Wallace will spend the holidays in
New York. with Mrs. Smith‘s relatives. .
The Christmas exercises of the Uh.
ion Sunday school were held in the
chapel Thursday evening. A. very in:
teresting program was rendered. Those
who took the parts were: Superinten- a
dent Mr. Glover; two walls. Bertha
Johnson and Sarah Maison boot hi it.
Clarence Korker: heaters. Wi lie
Johnson, Nathaniel low, Josephin-
pus; Jack Frost. Harry Maisel; trust
fairies. Ruth Glover. Dorothy Beck.
Whilemena .Korker. Great : credit
should be .- extended 'to all who
took part in helping to make the enter-
tainment a success. The chapel was
very nicely decorated. having a pretty
Christmas tree and other features.
The scholars were given books. candy,
and oranges.
Foley Kidney Pills are male in ac-
tion. quick in results. and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct irregularities.
The Bridge Pharmacy and w. F. Wig-
,more or Co. ’ ”
"lilo tuition.
Julia F. Duncan. a refined looking
woman from Dorian. was granted a
divorce from Ernest D. Duncan. or
Paughapge. N. Y.. on the ground of
desertiou. The plaintiff's story was
rather singular. She married the de-
fendant at. Stamford on September at,
i906. after which she went to live with
her husband at Paughauge. where his
home was. She had been living with
him eight months when .she was ship-
ped to her home at Dwien. so that her
mother and friends would be about her
when the baby was born. or husband
promised that he would ow her in
two weeks. and that car he interim
he would send her money to pay all
the antennas. Than a strange thing
happened. Her husband never kept his
promise. lie never inquired about her
or the baby. and although there had
been a mass at exchange at col-res»
Auto Oivncrs
Engage your winter storage tor live
storage and dead at , Your cars
will be in a wall 1: garage ready
to be run out at a moment's notion.
Engage your gen‘am overhauling
for the coming winter. by expert M
enables.
Changing and rsmddsliag a special
ty. Ball-faction guaranteed.
Norwalk . Consolidated
Auto Company
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of We
pondence between her parents and the
parents at husband. the latter nev-
er respond . The court salted the
witness it aha knew of any reason for
tiff stated that when she was at Paul-
hauge she saw a young woman coins
to the house once with a 11-month-
old baby. She. heard it whispered
about that her husband was the father
of the baby. She asked him about it.
but he refused to discuss it. She told
the court that aha understood that the
strange woman is living with bar has
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Cheerfulness
pays and cheerfulnsss replaces
spot: when stomach, liver,
has... and bowels are helped “
namrdiy‘ssdo their duty by
. . y
w. on. .;n--.
BIG
the man's strange conduct. The piaio-;.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the an ofVad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twin or sprain in the
. Even if d in childhood it
or tsrpinohed was and pain in
lag: life in the d and! organs and
I
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and and health is
restored through arinonisiag thl' six
nerve systems ill your hotly.
Nervousnsss. Rheumatism. Pauly.
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
cases are givaa special attention; also
Curvature of the Boise. You will
never regret givlns Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
1‘. minus. n. c.
u wastimo'rou or. so. NORWALK
lam Wat- oms Mp
Daily Uncle N. Y.
For/W Only
Propellers
Wt
'“snu'
”a; ...." mm and») at
' ’ hiss .
snows ,
iiilillli. ....
ply a match
The Perfection Oil Healer is dnlshsd in is
also hear
music
is a book. and is attached to the lost by a chain.
The burner bod or silo case i been a
devlcsln ”councils: and. 17 o m
an instant tor rswloh ag. The Pa
made. built for amiss. yet light and ornamental.
Distal-mm.” A:
Standard -
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CURIOUS.
“l have quite an important position." when i grow up?"
“Have you indeed?" '
"Yes." :
"i wonder."-—-
“You wonder what?"
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Bargain Prices
THIS is JUST A FEW OF THEM:
75.. Paoroscoess at ....................
sun SALE or outta
ALI. mass or rev saaoams
F. A. MITCHELL
House Furnlsher
'Cor.WallandHigh3ta "
A
i
,» in winter, it is birdie got
in certain rooms. Seine room is a
house are usually colder medallion”
and "yous on ihnmlndowswltvls :
hard min to an the room properly. .:
i ' t i N am It I‘
Am. ankles: and odorless
solves the ‘dili'lculty. You can leave
the windows in a room open all day
in winter. and when you close them
to a Perfection Oil
ester and heat the room to any tem-
persiure you desire in a low minutes.
a or nickel.
it has a cool handle and a damper op. it has an automatic-
. which prevents the wick item being turned high
G
a
one h to smoke and is airy to radio and dis back so that the wick can
1 quick 1 cleaned. 'Aa indicator alwaygshowa august at all in the lost
The filler-esp does not need to be screwed down. it is put in like a cart
rec‘d, beam at a new
oonssqusatl ‘, It can always a sully unscrewed is
on Oil Heater is strong. durable, well
not .
aim nth/WWW
"Father. what do you wish me to be
am. my son—a. lawyer."
stead of wasting any more time on
arithmetic, geography. and such truck.
in better be getting at the hypotheti-
"What you do with it."—-Exchange. cal question-Erich“
Alter 8.30 Tonight. All Holiday
Goods will" be sold at
as: PICTURES at ........... . ............................... 65c
75c Toaacco JARS at ......... ..... . .......... .. as. msunaucs AND hast: “I"!
45o rascuas'rs sun roo-raroou ....................... ...25. assists 1
om Mcvmo PICTURE MACHINES at ....................... tics ‘ "
... ........... 60c
81:.
u i
......
ammonites consul _
as?” 02 ran oav Asa
if you lice dis victim closed mists .W'
you don't get ‘l'rcsh air: it you keep Ban ~ _ a .
them open Yi’il‘ «snot ouicliyqslmt TEL. CALI-m. .
the most. 0 ‘ '
will soon be‘ here. Let us sch
Portable
it burns for
We have them in some of the finest
designs over shown in the Twin Cilia.
null with prices right. Come in and
look them over. No trouble to show
goods.
.—
‘The same as i
“'l‘hen. in-
Housatonic Power Cc.
Christmas Remittancé‘fs
For the Old Country ' .1
White Star Line Drafts ’
Money ow..- to an Parts or the
World _ _ "i
”WW
...—a
5 Railroad Avenue, South Not-well:
J. M. Layton a co
_ em...“ @2322.
N
Contrary to reports in chaining}
«are not sold out my WWII. ‘1“
""“' ' have no intention til-doing”. ‘
Sleighs! Slei .hs‘!
For Sale ———From, :20 to $50- at . ...;
Luther M. Wright’s
wm continue to do minus at the“
some stand and carry the linen illicit!
wall paper and pflnhfl' “Dmmrfi‘.
1a|l decorative work, , i .. i
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SOUTH NORWALK
s
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milieu.
sum nosinav KID osovss
nauseous “NECKWEAR
HANDKERCHIEFB MUFFLERS /
iiupnnwasn MESH cited
JEWELRY AND NOVELTIEB
stock of reliable goods.
Thé
is Washington: Street
is
1‘ ‘ k . ,
O .
» -. ii ecr e . ,,
Then come here and let or assist you in selecting a -
gilt of dependable character. and all-the-year useful-
No trouble to malts a selection from our varied
N. E. Ryan Co.
Decorator
to are Street. also“;
Telephone 452
-...
Foasan
listen-rosin house‘in good" ‘
tics.sultablg for two families;
installed. one acre. barns and slim
lags. Domain to quiet baysfip V
H. E. Donn & ¥ ;
(immorality ‘
so WALL or. item?
* _,orsoollr sensual-M
., ploy Oculialsioum
. cannon roam ass
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