White sea ' spells ..
Also complete assortment of SatillI
I? and Marseilles Quilts. from »:75s
E K BANKS
washable HOTEL await. .l
f solids mawtut
was ass-nus: mamas:
mm. Department ,,
now-loathed! Department
Win-nah Otilcs. Norwalk
I00 -Iilltor's’ Residence
Wily Editor's Rasldflnco
am . , .
Samuel Huyler. of Main street. spent
the day with friends in Port Chester.
yesterday.
. Doifiid Way. oi East avenue. return- I
ed to Yale today after spending the
holidays at his home.
Miss Bins. Stark. oi Statutord. spent
New Year's Day with Miss Mudullne'
Manor of Holden avenue.
John O’Bullivan. of Maple street.
who has been seriously ill for some
time. is now slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mnikiu. of Pitt-
nam avenue, spent New Year’s Day
with friends in Yonkers. N. Y. .
Miss Maisie Keatlng and Mia; Kath-
erine Sullivan, of Norwalk, spent yes-
terday with friends in Bridgeport.
:Cliiford Betta. of Newtown avenue.
resumed his studies in Yale today Iii-I
tor spending the vacation at his home.
Miss Ottilie Battier, oi Frankiort
rmnny, is the guest of her uncle.
5 Julian Von Kucskowskl. 0i Winnipauli.
w”
Mrs. Samuel L. B. mvsrts. of Main
street. and two sons have been visit-
ing Mrs. Evnrts' sister in Bridgeport
for several days past.
You
swans. is ooniliied to her home with
all attack of the grip.
M
was h N
Null “$1.36 triage with art corners. . w. distill. 33min} treat "
has been spending
town. has returned to her name“ '
- avenue. is very ill at her home
friends are worried over her con
. avenue.
ton Boers oi Walther!-
Raymond Smith. of Brooklyn. N. Y ..
usst oi Mrs. G
Thomas MoGolvsu. of Brookl‘ymN
Y. spent the New Year's with his bro-
“ “M thin. Gene. of Kellogg street. ‘ l
——o‘
Miss Bessie Hull. oi Danbury. who
Miss Margaret l-.lsrty’ of Franklin
l
uise V. McKeon. oi leden
as been spending several
days with her sister in New York city. I
Pierce Fitzgerald. at New York
spent the New Year's with his sons
in. David Flaherty, of Prospect ave
nus.
Miss
—-»
Mm Helen Smith of New York'
city. spent the holidays with Mr. and
‘ Mrs Henry T Gehrmau. of Westport
avenue. .'
“Buddy" Hallahan, at Brooklyn N.
Y. spent Saturday. Sunday and Mon.
day with Thomas M. ilobblns. oi Kel
logs street. - ,
Raymond Gerard who has been
spending the holidays at In home in
Bayview avenue. resumed his duties to
Yale today.
W. Franklin Bishop. of ileldeu avo-
nue, will resume his duties in Yale
Sheffield Bcientiiir School at New tin ‘
you tomctllow.
James and Michael Finnell. ui
Brooklyn N Y. spent Saturday. Sun
day and Monday with Mrs. (l w.
Smith. of Kellogg street.
-—o——
oi l29 South
Christmas
Mrs. Jennie Byxbeo.
Main street, who spent
week with irleuds in Springfield.
Mass. has returned home.
Mrs. Dorothy slattery, oi High
street. Norwalk. entertained her sis-
Iter Mrs. Edward Sample oi Yonkers.
N. Y.. over the holidays.
Miss Gertrude McMahon and
Evelyn McCarthy. oi ilanbury. were
recent guests oi Mr. and Mrs. James
M. Creigh. of Main street.
Miss Helen M. Taylor. oi South Main
street. has esumed her studies at
9:. Laurelton ll ll,Milford. after spending
the vacation at her home.
Charles Knox. of Main street. has
been spending the week—end and the
first two days of this week as the
guest of friends and relatives
Branchville.
Miss Etta McKeon. of New York
city, has returned hon... after spending
the vacation days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. McKeon. oi
Holden avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cook and
“daughter Dorothy. oi Corona. l. 1..
who havean spending the holidsyrs
with Mr and Mrs George w. 1
due. 0136 Putnam avenue. have return-
ed to their home.
in respect to weather. the New
Your has made a very go‘od
start. There is now no doubt but that
all the wells in the country and all the
re rvoirs about this section have been
iii o‘.d or at lobst the supply re plead
lshed greatly” by the recent ruins.
. “The ma riends of Charles A Caf-
. tray of Son Union avenue. will be
, , plha‘sod to learn that he is recovering
. groin his most recent attack of rheu-
atism and it is hoped that he will
, able to resume his duties on the
trolley lines as conductor hemp Ions
.- Mrs. James H. Walsh. oi Franklin
., tilts. vias the victim of an accident
on Baturda evening and as a result
‘ will be con nod to her home ior some
.I thus; Who‘s in front at the residence
. “James G. Gregory. oi West ave
it she slipped and tell to the walk.
raining her ankle quite badly. or.
qrogory after attending Mrs. Walsh
I. “they: horn Its a coach.
M
Louis Vsrlin. oi Elmorest ’Terraco.
not“ to Springfield Mast. where he
say. They will
tor the ti” and then probably
who will
it Massachusetts for the week.
it and the «embers
b wi’slaI tn'all’t’ss
yesterdsy sent an d“
.. oi than. .isllssr MWWIII: . . - ..
m’wfiimi mulsoh‘lN “$1 ‘li
J. Crowley. of Wu-
ii in." issman for the ill
all:
continue the trip
ll oaths
Mr. and Mrs. lrvlug llorion. of
Springdale. spent Sunday and yesieI-
dny with Mr. and Mrs William ll Ray.
mood. of Woodbnry avenue.
Charles McCullough. president (If
the Rosalind Social Club. oi Brooklyn.
N Y..- has been the guest at Mrs,
George W Smith of Kellogg street.
Miss listen at. Flynn. oi (innocent
street. has returned after spending
the vacation days with her sister
Mrs. Charles Thins. . of New York
city.
A number oi Yale students were
iorced to return to school for esamin
inations yesterday. The greater part
of the students did not return until
today. however.
Miss , mie Sheridan and Miss Cn-
therina onneii. of
spent New Years and several days pre-
vious with relatives and friends in
New York city.
l Brice J Moses. oi Pittsburg. who
has been spending the past week in
’Wsat Virginia and in Washington. i).
0.. up out New Years with his family
in Arch street I:
fl‘hc Winnlpauk Social Club will
hold their regular meeting this even-
ing in their quarters in Winnipauk.
Several matters or importance are ex-
pected to come before the mostly.
Harry Beers. oi Norwsllt. assist.
ant manager of the Norwaili store‘oi'
Beers Bros. Co. iuc.. was on the re-
ception committee oi the Bridgeport
Club yesterday.
bolus and an enjoyable day was spent.
Dexter Janos. oi the United States
shift Tampa. spent New Year's at his
home in Meadow street lie returned
i to the ship In the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
They will leave Thursday ior Cuba to _
meet the heel returning from Europe.
Ernest Gregory. oi the , census
partuiont oi the veramont at Wall»
illusion. 13.0.. w
his annual Christmas vacation at his
all to W
routine 0
business Iiie.
r members at tbs
gigs eClub and he promised on is“ vng
itllo pl hear from him often
now the tune or his skirt
my moraine several
“W “my” m. two mo pave Iros mm in the turnout IUPPLIII l‘l' uses. The
wsoso KIND won't. The wrong kind of kitchen cabinets will gather dust
liens Olmstcad. oi nodding Ridge. and vermin and prove a general nuisance. The RIGHT KIND WON'T.
has returned home after a delighttui“
visit with her cousins in Springwood. |
drawers and compartments. fitted snugly. yet working eaiiiy;
cracks to catch water. dirt or grease; is easily cleansed. gives service and
am...“ retains its beautiful appearance year in and year out.
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
The most casinsr ill your KlTGHEN will out your kitchen work in
Our line of Kitchen Cabinets is the right kind. They have dust proof
have no
$18 to $25
BE ECONOMICAL and buy a Kitchen Cabinet.
The A. J. Collins Company
SOUTH NORWALK.
I .M m»...
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as wau. will“. mom «s. ‘
‘ NORWALK.
—-.—~.. m .. was“. .
Begin the
NEW YEAR right
Take a Course in
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
You will never regret it
Stamiord
Port Chester
.South Norwalk
l
Miss
Wilton avenue. .
The club kept open '
do. .
has been spending .
home in Westport aVsnue. has rsturu- ‘
hiugton to again take up the ,
lie it one
M lip All! irons
‘ .Btlfllnl Al: I‘ lit
-...l............m..,,. .» . w... . . we . .
Hosiery:
l'I‘rouI sriual observation. and from what
scores oi \\'.‘lllllt n trll us daily. we believe that
no any stated pritr wr tilt sclllu llt'licr
Stockings. and more Stockings. inn any
house in “It: Norwalks
Cotton Stockings. from I so to soc pI'vI
Lisle Stockings. from as: to $1.00 pr.
Silk Stockings. from so: to 8:. so pr.
Cmnparisnn oi quality for quality. prints
Itith III-Ines. “ill prove the supremacy oi these
values.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
_ .......-...... w... .. ...
Warren ~“Wolverine”
«a tow dslys Its the guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. Jenn Horst, oi sprint street}
Misses Elsie Satellite and irons
Miller. of Newark. N. J» are spending
William A. Wheeler. oi 21 Haviland
street. is sutiering from a severe cold.
Herman Beers. oi West avenue.
spent New Year's with his daughter in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. stanloy Raymond. '0!
Bound View Terrace. have been visit~
ing in New York.
Thomas F. it‘lahorty oi Prospect ave-
nue. spent Sunday with a friend in
New Rochelle. N. Y
Percy C. Quintard. of New York city,
spent New Year's at his parental home
in upper Main street. .
Adrian Dwight Keep. of South Nor-
walk, has been making a visit with
relatives in llartiord.
Miss Ruth lreiand. oi Danbury. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Behlltt. oi Lowe street. .
Will W. Swords. oi New Haven. was
a Happy New .Year visitor at the home
oi his mother in this city.
Charles P. Page. Jr.. oi Norwalk
Park. spout Sunday and Monday with
irieuds in New York city. '
‘Wiliis Miuck. oi the Twin City
Hilliard ariors. has been vlslting at
his former home in Danbury.
linens Tribe. No. 26. improved on
tier of Red Men. will hold a meeting
tonight at the wigwam in Washington I
street.
Mrs Mrs. t‘nihorlne Tract-y of
West itvouue. mother oi Dr. William
J. 'i‘rnrey. remains seriously ill at her
home.
William Tracey. resumed his duties
to Yale today after spending the holi~
days at his parental home in West live
one.
Miss Ethel Page. oi Norwnlk Park.
has returned to her home after spend
ing the week with iriands in New York
city.
Edward O‘Brien. of School street.
has returned to his home after a visit
with iriends and relatives in New
'York city. .
Tho Misses Ethel and Verna Greg-
ory. of Newtown avenue. bare been
spending a' few days with irlouds in
New York city.
lira. E. 1.. Mitchell and daughter.
Miss Fannie Mitchell. of 123 South
Main street. limo been visiting rein
lll’til in Newark. New Jersey.
Alisa Georgia Willie of Smith Col
legs. is a guest of her brother. Dr.
Robert A. Wolfe The latter has Moll
Iii tor several days with “the grip. ..
.MWW-.. .
Heals‘hipt Oyster Co. pays its initial
semiannual dividend on the preferred
stock of in per rent on January 5 to
‘ stockholders of record December 19 29 POUNDC GRANULATED SUGAR for ...........
- _ _..-..- W. 20 pounce ossuuu‘rso sodas ior .......
Prom,” w. mm“ New" m" 10 rooms onsnuaareo weak for ...........
commence his mid-winter dancing
class in Arlen Hall. on Wednesday
evening. January 11. st 8 o‘clock.
Mrs. Edward Farrell. of u Havlland
street. has received a box at cotton
from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rose, which
they packed on their visit to the South.
Herman Bears. oi Norwaik. has re»
signed his position as night watchman
oi the Holmes Kesler and Bullock
Cross street
William MoAllistor. at Harbor ave-
nue. has left Norwaik and will make
his home in Daubury in the future. lie
has secured a position in Danbury
to leave Norwslk.
Norwalli. spent the afternoon in State-
Ths following telegram was received today from ‘flnowbail" Bill
grim .Ndrilver of the Wolverine. undor date December 28. from Air
ny.
“Left Syracuse at daybreak. arriving bore ionikht. covering 150
miles. Absolutely no tire or li'echsnical troubles. Will try tor N0-
ord and New York by Friday ninht. Roads however reported.
heavily am It along the Hudson.C row now sick with colds"
Kindly note that the Wolverine has now bash in roots nine days
and it they reach New York by Friday night they will have establish-
ed a record for mid-winter. ' .
WA. Hunter
‘ the basket ball game between talu-
iord and the Sixth Company They si-
ao attended the game in the armory
last evening in a body.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Elsiiert and
daughur. Miss Carrie Beliert, of
Brooklyn. N Y... store New Year's vis-
itors with Mia. Carrie ll. Mueller and
family. of Washington street. Miss
8eiiart. ’ho is an accomplished inu-
sicismi well known and popular in
l Booth Norwallt.
. .
Sp fillies‘ul‘lorenos idealist. (:5 it: n
Invest. ss malarial srpos on n
aouthoru New England. Telephone.
may and has taken a position if;
Edition or the Socialist Oyster ca
,, mossy. Her them tripods ’
touhsar oi ll": new poslti a.
his her all success. .
W
Company at their grain elevator in ‘
Friends here are rsgrsttul that he is .
The members oi the anibie Club. of
lord. yesterday. where they sit ndsdu
”To Go By is to Lose Money
To Come Bay is to Save It
' " We have taken the profit off our
”.4... as... a
Florida Oranges,
" Per Dozen. 25c, 30c. 35c, 400
a oases ram? FOR ..
a PACNAOSS or saunas: FLOUR FOR
a oneness earnest ros
SHEET CIDER. per gallon ..................... . .
swear sources roamps. WHITE omens, cutter and a ’
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
”Extra Spool s
Rain Coats
$7.49 and $9.49
' AT COST
Flynn’s Beet Shop
90 WASHINGTON STREET
Fifteen for
o-nossodalslasso-ssoossslaoaosnlllollvis
soohaolsaoCOIoooloosn
ns-oossoasa-l
It'll. A‘.‘
tins-...t.s.s.-..-s
-.
I-to
...I.
as.
5 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR Mr .' ......... . . .. ‘. .
IssnIcOO'
, Seven mes crossing the busy street?" I
Little knowing whs't they will meet;
comes worst! oi the River” and: . ...’
Now; if You count. there are only all”;
II.
as» rtoua. 2w, POUND sso ....... l .............
Tel. No. “I.
.— ~.........,....... ~— ...... .0...
... -4. .a .-
W ' AUTOIILiA.
'i‘en man walking along the «not...
Hailing the joys that mortals mail:
Comes as auto of swift designa-
Now. sisal there are only nine.
Nine man crossing the public way.
Full oi the Joy oi the golden day: I
sounds the whistle a bit too late.—
Now. dear me! thers are only right.
Eight young childrs
Playing in front of he
Comes a smart recruiter of heaven“?
Now. you note. there are poly seven.
gins than running s tourln
host not how sale. but
this of them roaches lions alive—e,
hospitals shatter the other ave. .
1"va lay-riders hassle to Inset. ‘
I hiding solicit in the midnight smote
.. Fl“? fall.“ M the hour or more; I
,N in here are merely parts or tours.
m wasHIaa'ron or. aouru MotivIIALK. .
nouns... sass a- In. “Jam 0- m. ‘
3“wa the convenience and co tort of ills
and traps in perfect condition.
, etc. on the latest models. the his
and mini callus we put in place will I:
- house from s communes dwelling totes
" building with every convenience.
The Jones a Hotchltlss
17 Wall m I Phone NI
.' llllATll GHIIR!ULLY
he. Nomlk g '
. NIWY AI’ W
moms Thggd: a ‘
n the
aboch vIIs' uoal‘o HALL .
I will 11".? Wham
. loo Elliott's
a
car. -2‘
{I’M
ililliiw who stays at homo. ‘
‘ N” moment to rot
. . over a n the sites“
. . a bingo the invaii ‘
ms,“ '
HIM?“ mderhow movarilidi"
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