our this 1: overflowing with , Phflltm 0th that are wor- thy at their price to,- malts your intends hanpy and brill: Say to the , :1brothars and sisters. and 1hI old- 1.:2thPL Magnum” II nose to 1'” aft-1'1: 11: ”Wool: dltbr'a “salience ‘ ILv ldltor'o RIIldOnca , , Uncas Tribe. No. 26 Improved Order or lied Men, will hold a re ular meelr its this evening It the av swam in Washington street. Vincent McCluskey. ork’hllaaelphla. and Clayton Ward, or Danhury. were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. William P Ward, oi Lowe street. M Mn. Ind Mrs. John '1‘. McPealle, or 11 Chestnut street. South Norwalli. are entertalning- theil son. em Mc‘ Peake, of New York. Thomas h‘laherty, oi Prospect ave pus, will go to Yonkers on Wednesday and returning will spend the evening With friends in New Rochelle. ;The governln committee oi the .Norwnlk Yacht lab will have I. meet- ing tonight at the allies oi Commodore I. M Allen, Washington street. Harold Van Liew returned to New York this morning after havin spent Sunday and Christmas Day Ans son I". Keeler, oi Courtland place. I: k Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. 1%., will ir homes in The Norwsllta‘. re- today to their duties in New Jersey. . Hf Mitchell, oi. Berkeley tom the Armour Beet Com- pally; p t in Norwalit. spent Bun- $y an'd Chi stmas with relatives in eIllawken. .J. l Wflif' e m» 1 -' at? Mrs. cker. of New Jersey, 31% being partner in ttholo' . Merrill Cond it Company. spent Christmas with .and Mrs.8 8..M Al- Qr, oi West street. “kindle Wegge. of New 1-” rd? alley. at Brooklyn. ‘ y 'as the guests of . ands. organist oi St. Mary I churah. 1 , his home in Cross street. Aaron Cutler Coburn. oi the Divini- ty School Phliadplp la Pennsylvania. is spending the boil eye with his par- dots. as Mayor and Mrs. J. Milton Co- burn, at Colonial 'Cottuge. M— There were sixteen sales oi real ee- tate in The Norwaihs last wee. with mortgages recorded 0! 822,550. or the same week in December. 1909. there were twenty sales oi plopelty. and iiiortgsges at 646, 628. Mrs. L B. Martin oi Stamford, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Reginald B. Martin, of Lewis street. Norwaik. Mr. “and Mrs. Martin were but recently married, both being Stamford people. until Mr. Martin came to take a posi— tion in the Glendonning Pharmacy. lbert Grindrod. 01. today an yestar: moi Moan Brittle and Mrs offal; uel Ivarts. at gas a reunion of the Mecca ramliy. :- ouaorod W tummy a clerk in Willis Bell‘eek's 'ciotblng store. but is now employed in Mslgs' store in Bridgeport. He paid I viIit to the Nair Club. renewing old aooalntonc'as an being greeted by his irionds. tion It a bIIIball ccaoh‘ through his work at season! ab, Williams College. will in omall probability be chassh tor the coach at Harvard Univ rally. this iii”? - log year. Mr. raider. 91"ly ma tailspin formerly a player in invitational Magus. Harvard has William «harder, oi France street, who ogaihbd LWHVKM Wallflmu'g‘: hoary. nwlll ova in the Fiddle of W- , A ‘ ‘Juil \ Merviih street. Y rlt and d1“ 721 wealth. “Semis. where t an; i ‘ ‘ ‘ " adhrf” ”Norwafir. will intend a dance in Ridganold, on Friday evening Louis VI lin. or lillmcmt Terrace, la I may eday in Greenwich on its In. W wall horn last evening to ill! lira. Charles D. Burnes. (it Greenwich. Mater Bunion:in oi Danbury. la amending moral W Robert hi Lee. or New York city. spent Christmas with his parents in Falrileid avenue. ThomaI Moran, oi South Norwalil spent tha‘ holiday: lwith hi: father and ‘ 7 sure: in tons mu Frank Hanks and Miss Elsie Tucker. “(it Main street spent Bunday with reis- tlves in Bridgeport. Frederick Kucii. oi Scranton. Penn- sylvania. is spending several days with his parents in Franklin street. has been visiting at her former home in Dover. New Jersey. James Cdchrane. oi Stamford. was a guest over Chrgstmas of illa son, Er- nest. Cochran‘s. of 14 Ann street M Mrs. Frances id. Fitch, of 63 West street. has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Fitch, of New York city .. M Mrs. C. W s 1th. oi Brooklyn, 1: the guest of Mr nd Mrs. Silas Ketch amikot 2 Chestnut street. South Nor- wa «diuretics. range. No. 2 not. at Ray- mond Bros. Captain and Mrs David B. Decker. at Crescent Terrace. have been enter- Ilainlng George Y. Decker. or New ork. Willett Chinery. oi Troy, N. Y.. is spending the Cchrlstmas holidays with his parents in Norwaik, in Catherine street. Mr. and Mrs. George Hands. of Be- thel, spent handily and Chiistmss with Band's mother. Mrs. lioulahan. or warmly. ‘ _ .Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boutwell, oi Crescent Ternce spent Christmas with their son. Rev. Alfred M. Boutwell. in Bridgeport. Hhrry‘ Burton. 0! flasksvenue. spent the Christmas hoiid t is old home in Hartford. He r turned? to Not-walk last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Adolphw. Dreyiuss.oi several in New York. A‘Mrs. Aurelia Gould and sister. hire? on 33..“ rs. Lockwoods daughter. rye Davis. in South Norwollt -—Iniormal doses, given by Catholic Club. Lockwood: Hail. Jan. 2. Boili- ley‘ a orchestra oi Bridgeport. 'i‘lcltIlI 75c, admitting gentleman and ladies. M.— M". Mr. and Mrs. Edvard F‘. Knapp. 0! West streIt. spent Sunday and Christ- mas as the guest 01 their daughter d husband Mr and Mrs Henry W. B roll. oi Bay Ridge. Brooklyn. Mrs. James B. Brown. oi Broohaide. who has been quite ill for some tin). with pneumonia, has now recovered and was able to eat her Christmas din- nor with Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis 8. Man gay. or Norwalll, as is her annual cus- om. Mr and. Mrs. Ford Miller. oi cum go. are visitors in Norwallt for over the Christmas season. The weddint merly Mia: Elisabeth Austin. was a mutant tion. it will be remember. ed. iadt ”a. at St. Paul's Church. was The Christmas convocation of 011 ton Commandery. No ll. Knights TI blur; was held yesterday morning at 11. 80 o’clock and was well attended here were time speakers itev. A. G. ylltoll. of Weatport. Dr. Gemini I untihgton and Arthur 0. Wheeler.“ Norwaiir Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 301. Order Sons oi at. George. will gle a New Year' a social that will he a credit to the eommiitaa in charge. who are “mum hard to in ii. a success. on yd may, other :10 'l‘hIl-a' will be mi and instrumental music. also slaight-ohhand tricks and yoodaa gloom be mad rm‘aa‘a :mm and irlIadaW mi“ 13% '2‘ WW... The all not! my” oi the Hamid ”with“. M roar will bIIlIom. MI contest on tor “"1th ash-gm it is thought that will. 1 ye with friends itsI Miss 1.. Olmstead oi 15 Union street. . aukii sir have been spending . Jill ’da‘ys m‘ih Months and iriends “ ltwood of Easton are visit» 3 Elastic Bookcases, Hub Ranges and mat. IrI. which an thI world's heat by every tut: iXL Kltohan Cabinets. idIai Orb] and Optima, 8. Kai-pen Bree. Leather UphoiItIradnfillrni- tare. oItIrmoor and ItIamI 5 new; Felt . . Matti-III". Raye Lamps and Parfaoilon Oil Hoatara. ’1 7 ."‘fi ii We also carry the la rant and finest line of Bedroom. Diningroom. Library and status... ‘ nltura shown in thiI vicinity. . O. D. Jackson . ‘ Begins Teal... r‘b‘ffl£“vi_h‘1‘.§'3’v‘“‘"“"**W" vi lbs , 'Mitn.l‘11&¥ifliie K'fl i , 1 ‘1 . CorseiCuvers, 49c Gowns. 43c Corset Covers, 1% Corset Covers, 25c Corset Covers. 32:, ‘- Gowns. 59¢" Skirts. Long. 390. 49c, 981:, $1. 49 7., Drawers. 25c Gowns, 980 Drivers. 190 Gowns. 69c 4 153%: “Q24 ..... a...» --,.-- no..." Optician Everything mule optical Line. Eyes Exarr‘tined Flee as wau. man. nausea nonwaut. éuiaoturar or the consumer. of Mr. and Mrs. Miller. the latter for. ‘ output the amount It the royalties. to son or Daughter he a COURSE in College term will never regret it . 3N? will never target it They Ara Hangers in the “Mount 8InII at the Word. During nine months at the year- fall, winter Ind spring—the Monta- gual: lodialla at Canada spend their lives in the “bush. " hunting and trap» ping tor. pelts Ind meats. Then in June 1th rendesvous at the particular Hudson Bay woolly post where theyl belong. truth 0! their hunt and settle west. and that the idea was sold tor a down for (rest and recreation until the song to a travail salesman who hap- middle August. when they are 01! to some . Various yer. again an winter. They have abso- sloasqr on story gm tho amount paid as hell 8150. The story In: that the lumen patented the device and that in IOIIO years alter its intro auction and home the patent ran out invention Mot Prodiabla for Inventor. “I" Mantliactllrar or consumer. The books above the eyelets on shoes were a very profitable invention, but not for the inventor. the shoe man- The It»? If that invention has been prim Id many times. it it were not fairly accurate it would have been contra- dicla’d. The story has it that the book wall devised by a man somewhere in the tics of the soils being hunters in the t we Milaaslnl ythamaelves. hav- tllI prodt from it was about 880.001) a log the salsa as the lake. and us their summer odasvous is at the The invention was unavailable roi- Hudson Bay coltl‘paoy post on the lake. moiactorera of shoes. because all ’i‘hosa the hunt south oi Illa had to use 1‘ none could our“ more tassinl on the shores and tributariaa tor their shoes with It than without ii. at the AIhuapaloachouaa river bed: and ltdldaotlaoroaaathIdaolaad tor the name arm stream. There an IIIIII. it added to the cost at thalrt the Nolanba river boar its name. ahd than who trust “carer “‘35? Julia are known by the Lithium oi that late, III hands readIIvotlIoht I woof-berserk» dolls, It Blood. where 'th dim who hunt a form a IIthth and it brought no more. Asian Iatauisds hook lobe used lastoIIItthItoaoithI silos. m haot in the‘fll Mjfétww it mylrlha the lam claat Invariant has sat slide a some III on sailing . and attempted to colonies tllI boom ng would never h ”to became“ more. Medium would Iota-lat arm stiletto la the Chiooalhia thatiloaa um‘lai band. now much reduced. % Slim”, like i would Wfigmlt sad il writs southeast oi theta thI Mousse auto! Ivory pail-oi not! ci'wlllolrdre who Moog“ ll bi fit” Mom the titration 1N“ mm was all. smar because IIvIrai otIIr beads amuse dowa'tus taller am it WW Wguiioffih “momma-Wu I m. M NO IA IIQLL WQI’. NW11l'dltié in. .371». on “Who’ll“ waf’inc 1‘ . WW lonely nothing it: do with the cuitlya- . . atrtctaat scale It the word The 111- T trials is! the sooth names. Time in hm" lhII _ WFWI mm m WN- ‘ 173 I “'1“, i. 1, hug-.M.. .1 \- lly'fi‘: MusicHall Io. NWIlk'a Leading Theatre Phone 3419 XI“. W‘Eis, Monday. No.26 Mat. Thurs. ‘ Sat. ‘ Ordai- Sean New rue alu'alc HALL IrocK co.~ In Clyde Fitch's GrIItIIt Com- “Gilli: IIP Ion Other-Open lo o'clock—or VIIId'I Drug More NIX? WEEK—New Year's Jan. 2. Extra Matinee. Nat Good- 1 win'a and Maxine Elliott's . ' “WHlN WI WIRE TWIN- ‘ Sale of Suits, Coats Furs: ’1 What We Charge will compare iavorably with the charges oi any .m-u. g... state. for whose on the actual eoIt- oi it“! materials. pius the Most oi. M bornahdoa nil-row 1““ pro 1. ur c merges a rim yoaand 911.93% do rioti 10! 15“" gold in no nor I. nun in: oastoihdra‘N arse ad m » considernl it ”at know that our chm Ir, 1 .Wumlmilm” .3 -g‘. ToGo By 13 to Lose 1 I To Come Buy' is to Save It menopause. profitoiiour this"? RS; and marked m AT Eosr Flynn’s iShOD_ so WASH! arch Imam} .M.. c \a‘ . d —— Reported That 1'th Will Also inter!» fare in tho Operation of Traina. ROME. Dec. :7.-—More than ninety thousand railway employees in italy have lust completed thI taking at a ‘ . reiIrIudum to determine what sill. tilde they should assume in order to bring about all ‘auiIlloratlo'u at their ooodluba. By a great maturity the man declared in iavor oi the lnstru~ «Int: I6 strike and "sabotage." in MIMI the term "sabotage" on new to indicaiq organgdad acts at vio- ‘ mucus“ our 0 I' ll 1 whose m. armadillo ole storm? 1‘53“ ‘u installable “that harm» "‘5 their on- ter-Isidro communication over line. the employees or which 13' it“ ‘ Milli ALKALiNC Ian. mucous». , 1.1991 hi.—-Word _ Victor the Rise Phon raphs and cords on your user roasts. 1. him ‘ r r. Loch. ooh ”a. co‘ " II Wail strait—- Poona) have mommiio v M».
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