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. Moses, d! h street, is
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Our store is overflowing with
Christmas Gifts that are wor-
dry or their price to make your
,l‘rionds happy and bring joy to the
brothers and sisters, and the old
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EVENING BENTINEIL TELIIPHONI
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baa—News li'stihlmsnt
Gets—Business Department
Wrench out». Nerwatk
soc u-Eillior'a Residence
nos-«my Editor's Residence
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>Miss Annie Brown. of WoodWard
avenue, is visiting in New York city.
Miss Bessie Pohiman, of Sprinl
street, is visiting. relatives in New
York. 1 ‘
Frank Woiie, of Spring street. is
making a few days' visit in Philadel-
phla.
Mrs. A. E.Warner. of New York
city. has returned home after a visit
Mr and Mrs. Eugene M Tollea. oi
South Main street, have returned home
from a visit in Bridgeport.
Miss Hattie McPherson. of Hartford.
is spending a few days with her par
ents, at the Hotel Glittord.
Mre. G. Vermllyea of Danbury, has
taken a position with Mrs. H. C. Sher-
wood. at the Banner Bakery.
Miss M Elisabeth Mumford ol
South Main street. has been entertain
ing Miss Minnie Mead, of Bridgeport
Misses Fannie and Carrie D‘Artols
of West street, are visiting with rela-
tives in Brooklyn, New York, this
week.-
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Black. of
Stamford. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Gladstone. ol' Souli
Norwalit.
. Ophir Chapter will meeting this or
enin at ’i: 30 o‘.ciock initiation of can
dida éflngd lnstallathn of otheers will
take PM "
Mrs. Sadie Cowpe‘itllwalte. of Henri
street. South Norwalk, who has best
seriously ill for several weeks, doe»
not improve
.4f ‘4“qu “*ng . .l
~—-Wesieyan Musical (‘lubs at Loch
wood's iiaii tonight.
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‘.l
James E. Donnoiiy. managerial Wll
llam P. Beers' SonthN NW store
has been visiting at his former home
in New Milford.
W
Old Well Hbok find leder .Gom
pany will held open house ‘onfllea
Year's day. at the headquarters in
Havllantl street.
Wilford H. Debong. at 1 Liberty
street. Daubuty. is spending the hell
days with his cousin. William Downs.
or South Norwaiit.
Miss Florence Dennis has resumed
her'dutlea in the Thimble Hat Com-
pany's factory in Orange. N. .l'., afte:
a visit in South Norwalk.
The regular meeting of the Hospi-
till Whlst Club will be held Friday of-
Lel'noon ot this week at 3 o'clock, with
Mrs. A. F. )iinion.o of Golden Hill
street.
Miss Blanche Beers. local manager
for the independent been and Security
Company. Hoyt‘s Theatre building. is
ill!!! hail bottle,
Norwilk. ,»
Gottliob Mons. of 11 Gay street.
is to move his delicatessen business to
600 Main street. The new place will
be open by Saturday neat.-—8tamford
Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Owens hare re
turned to their hornets South Norwslll
after apendin several days at the
home of H. Wry. loo Highland
venue, in Daabltry. .
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Mrs. Theodore I. inwnties. of South
in street. has been entertaining Dr.
Mrs. NV .Bsgar. oi Wiliilaantic.
it Mr. and MI". H. .ioet iawndell. of
”Nomination" .. .. ». .
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.w't‘ry Jam Goal frets Raymond
‘ mil ‘ ’ . . .,
ii Mia who is a Waggon” at
is altruism baildsyl.‘ vacation with:
let it: .1313. Gsoraall'
k.
friends in New York city.
ti Cotton street.- Baal?
Howard K ill), of the local trolley.
lines. is eaio ing a several days va»
cation from his duties.
Miss Vloietta Linnea. of Woodward
avenue. is spending. we wool: with
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The Roundld‘abic Club. of Norwalk.
wiil‘hold 'a. regular meeting» int-itanuar- t
tors in Wall street on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Woodward.
of Holden avenue. are spending the
day in New York cityon business. 3
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D. J. Farrell. of Southern lilll
avenue, has returned home after
spending an e time with friends in
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. and1
child. of Yonkers. and Mr. ond Mrs. i
Herbert June spent Sunday with Mr. l
and Mrs. .B. Wilson, of Beiden aye-
nue. I
0
Harold Ovington. formerly of Nor- ‘
walk, late of New York city, where he!
is in the contracting business. spent?
some time in Norwullt on Monday with
fllends. 3
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py
thins. will have its annual electIOn of
officers tomorrow evening. The third
degree will also be conferred at the
same evening. .
The meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post. G. A. 3., called by Commander
Cyrus M. Benjamin is tor tomorrow
night (Thursday). instead of tonight.
as has been announced.
George A. Parker, superintendent of
parks in Hartford. has been appointed
by Governor Weeks to succeed George
L. Rockwell cs Ridgeneld, as a mem-
ber of the Putnam Park commission.
John Valieant. of South Union ave-
nue, has a large Great Dane at his
home which he is keeping for a friend
The dog is a beauty and is being ed
mired by many who have seen him.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bates and Miss M. by-
man, of New Rochelle; Miss Minnie
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Mott and daughter Julia were guests
Monday, of Deacon and Mrs. John D.
'I‘aylm.
The iinal accounting of the receiver-
ship on the [Jeanine company. of Dan.
bury. was accepted by Judge Williams
'n the superior court in Bridgeport on
Saturday and the shire of the corn
any closed.
A meeting of the Fndeavor Circle
of King' a Daughters of the South Nor-
wallt Congregational (‘hnrch will lie
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock
with Mrs. it”. B Robertson, of Sea
view avenue. .
Henry‘s Valiant of South Union
avenue. returned. yestcrd to his sin-
dies at HighiIat‘idI Fails,’ eat Point
Preparatory school. after standing
the holidays with his parents in Nor
walk. But two weeks remain before
the examinations i
A number of the students at Yale
Shelleld school in New Haven are
mung N liver the fact that they
innit spend Monday. the day to be
celebrated as the New Year' a holiday,
taking exams at New Haven. They
have the sympathy of fellow students
who do not have to go back until 'i‘uel- 3
day or Wednesday. ‘
During Christmas week there were,
a great number oi the Christmas and
New Year' a postal cards sold about the
town. Probably the largest number.
that was ever said was this year, the
post card erase still remaining at ital
ht John T Hayes sold 28 500
car a and reports that it was the larg-
est sale for one week he ever made.
Friends in this city hava been re.
ceiving Christmas greetings from icd‘
ward O Bren.’ a wallanowa South
Norwalit young man who recently went ‘
to China in the employ of the British-
Amarioan Tobacco Company. Mr._
O'Brien reports that recently he met
Cliarles Seymour; another South Non
walls young man ‘in the employ of the
[traction Tobacco Campany. in Japan.
County Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith was in Stamford. yesterday coll
ferriag with Deputy Fred Beeley. Mr
Smith reported the killing or a young
back at Top Stone. the other day it
was hit by a railroad train and hurt so
badly that a game warden killed it.
Statistics lathmli by Mr. smith Ihow
that 'possuln are increasing in num-
hers in Southern New iiaaland.
Willis takin a dendrology esamlw
atlon at Yale mild Academy in
New Haven w. Franklin Hilltop. ot
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badly ml
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snow.
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Manitoba“ troubiwtiaight re
.sult, bubble has new More!»
ii to? its Millikan", of the
flh‘l‘h m5?» mm o o .
ill. H: own
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Elastic Bookcases. Hub Ramos and l-isat- ..
era, which are the world's best by every'tost; l . I ?
lXt. Kitchen Cabinets. ideal Cribs and Springs.
. 8. Karpsn Bros: Lsethsr Upholstsrsd Furnl- I
.‘ tors. Octet-moor and Stunts [fictions Falt ‘1
[I Mattresses. Raye Lamps and Perfection Oil [I
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I We also carry the largest and i'inasi line of
‘ Bedroom, Dlninnroom, Library and Parlor For.
”Jl nlture shown in this vicinity. '
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Begin the
NEW YEAR right
Take a Course in
MERRILL susmass COLLEGE
You will never rcgret‘lt ‘
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ ' Eyes Examined Free
elicits «a.
NORWALK-
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South Nor-walk
Balance of our
Holiday Stock
will be
One-third eff
regular prices
TheN. E.
ii Washington“
asloaaroa'r ooh critics Act
.3”. 1‘
‘ malty.
Willie Gard “W Denotes That
cash soulless Art in Fraser
' ~ i Condition
tiaa y W 1?. Meyer. at the Bridge
one it: a repository
to...» of sis was clam of the state.
has m a white em our to.
mails m Wm: 92 Wasbiiilt
cos. While cards are few and as
W tenths soot-ll mica. audit"
Stamford
Aft.
Port Chester
solder-
Ryan Co.
MiNilTll than m9."
itav. A. o. attu- sols b9 Could an
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Livo‘ali sierra tame. ‘
ttattltittllt‘mtdl. ('a.. Doo..28.-~1‘.hs
it". A. it”. ecu. viii-tor ortln caviar
tlatt Church of tilts city. found that
a could not claim suits one than
titan” Willis is moiu’h. sells whale 3;
the local pends.
biopsy a Benedict. is confined to his
home with the grl
hi...“ 3 a
Brooklyn. are vlltlng relhtlves and
their parents in Norwalk.
factory rare having
Christmas- New Year week v
family. of New York city. are visiting
meeting last evening ill
street quarters.
camber is. vice Blair.
2'? I“; m
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l fairly liltbtln’g on
William J. llilttansy. it; the firth of
ii.
aMills Helen Drum. or fillers‘hoth. New
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"The employees of the R and a corset
their annual
action.
Captain and Mrs. W. R. Fears and
Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Boynton. of Ween
port.
Welcome Stranger lodge. Bans of
tit. George. held a regular business
the Main
Miss leita (Brampton. of Holden ave-
nue. and Clarence Abbott, of New
York. attended the theatre in New
York city on Monday.
The 8. O. T. Club has changed its
quarters from Main street to the
Krasy Kat lunch room in Wall street.
where they will hold forth hereafter.
Quite a number of Norwaik relatives
of Mr Monroe. of New Canaan have:
gone to his home today. to help him
celebrated his elghly- fifth birthday on-
niversary.
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Miss Ruth Franks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Franks. of Main
street. has gone to New Canaan. to
spend the week with her grandmother.
in that place.
Osteopath and Mrs. E. H. Jones. of
ti West street. who have been spend-
ing. Christmas in their old home at
Hancock. N. l’.. have returned to
South Norwaik.
At the meeting of Catholic Union
Council. Knights of Columbus held
last evening in the club house in
West avenue. regular routine business
was transacted.
it. 8. King. general manager of the
Royal Typewriter Company. of Hart-
t'ord, spent yesterday with i-‘. C. Hie
doll. of Spring Hill avonne, and assist.
ed in training inventory
Miss Mary McAllister. of St. Marys
hospital, Waterbury, who has been
spending some little time with her
aunt..htra. Hannah Adams. of Harbor
avenue. returned home this morning.
George Sheldon. of the Norwaik Ho
tel. who is spending the holidays at
his former home in Puassutawnay.
Pa., writes that he will not return to
Nor-walls before the end of the week
0; the first of next week
John Hines, of North Carolina who
as boen spending the Christmas hol
‘idays in town. returned to ills homr
teddy He was accompanied as (at as
New York by his brother. Hugh Hines.
who will return this evening
The nomination of First idelltenant
John D. Blair to be captain of Com
pony E. First infantry, C. N. G., Vice
Curtis. is approved in orders issued
from the adiutant-genersi's oflice.
First Lieutenant E. Raymond Dow is
appointed ilrst lieutenant of Company
.81 First infantry 'with rank from De-
Govemor Weeks yesterday accepted
the resignation or John W. Coo of
Meridcn. as trustee of the Connecticut
School for Boys, and appointed Dr. J.
D. Eggleston. of Meriden. to fill ill!
vacancy until the third Wednesday-Mn
January next. The governor signed
an order for the admission of John
Collard. of (ironwich. to the Houses!
lncunbles at Newlugton.
Mr. and Mrs Gohurdus D Worden.
of ii Orchard street, Norwailt, whose
son Royal and slx~year~oid grandson
Harland Worden. formerly of Norwsilt.
now living in Hartford were ovum
upon yeetarday morning for apnea
llii.i' ved a message from sum
ole Hospital that they had passed their
operations vary satisfactorily and the
attending physicians think their con.
dittons vary lavorablo.
Mrs Wayne For. formerly wife of
the late Robert Brandon. of tits
trucking firm of Burton and Brundago.
but now the wife of Wayne Fox, of
t‘rotonronnthe-iiudson. who recently
massed a serious operation at the (is-
raining Hospital. is reported as being
somewhat improved. Mrs. Fox has
many friends in The Norwalits and
will be pleased to bear that the indi-
sstions are favorable for a speedy re-
covery ‘
regular meeting last evening Tilt
meeting or the Grace Chore Girls
Friendly wast postponed because at
till Christmas seamless at Whim‘i
ltlli‘tlit. Paul’s branch voted to It
25c Drawers 19c
Good Muslin Drawers!I regular
25c. Sale price ..'. ...... “Abe
Good large muslin
iy trimmed: out very
ular 890. 8N0]pflti§;.
9, l ,3
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'Corset Covers 49c
Very special lot of fine Corset
Covers. On sale ........... 49c
Skirts 980
Special lot of line Skirts. On
sale ....................... 98::
OTHER GOOD SPEClALS
‘ nascent
We will close out 25 Trimmed
Hats: worth up to is 'l‘omor-
row ....................... 98c
Muslin Drawers. toluiiitdd
embroidery. On sale ......
39c
10 dozen Fine Corset Covers.
regular 50c. Sale prioe.....39e»~
iN MUSLIN UNDERWIAR
H‘Iats $1498
About 20 lists toIbe sold. wort;
up to 86. For this day. . . .81 ?
The illlla’ Friendly Society of tits 3
It. Paula church branch hold their .
to iiollth Norwslit this evening to at .
tend the function to be given there ,
will compare favorsbiy’wlflrm .
charges of any shop in
state. for we base our £12:
on the actual cost of the
materials. plus the cent or in- .
her and a narrow margin“ '
profit. Our charges are his tilll ‘
you and fair to abrasive» W .
do not consider our boat
gold mine, nor a. game for
tag customers. Nor do our cos}
,p toners consider it.
know that our obs are lair
W. A. Haltford’
42 North Main It.
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3.
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To Go By 13 to Lose Money
To Come Buy ls to Save it
We have taken the prelit off our 1..
XMAS surpass and marked til
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Fl ynn’s Boot Shop
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IUiLDII A HOUOII he doesn't always
‘ also! monum- a. man more.
by Trinityibrsnclt or the society. This
planning to go downt
is evening.
United Stats lira l
. who Iis land's»:
m as a m Warns ”twins
rarely notice trots the church board
lb" lib service's ire oblong" rs"
t at the minister
’occasioaed touch
the shamblwisrao
the for blow
tire that isdaesdtll than to
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,bis bolas despltctbsrsct natives
as WIN guild! tW
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fill his illustrate out at the
«in Ark it that
is to be the annual Christina party at "
Trinity branch. A is a number arr _
a
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“Mull yon ocoauonsiirottmm; I
higher. mire tabs of porcelain“. gm
" We can install itodmrll
333st: no waste ...:. at
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societal. spent a quiet Christmas at
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