Whit“ Bbd Shrouds
Full “alga frings’ With “all corners. N
Also complete assortment of Satin
and ”bgsrseiiles Quilts. from 160
E. K BANKS
. MAHACKEMO norm. spoon.
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sa-s—nsm‘ Dominant
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”0 hldlllor'o Rosldonco
nos—om Editor's Rosidonoo
Nougat-tuck school officers have re-
ported to the state comptroller an
enumeration of 3.275 children of
school age within their township.
A regular monthly meeting ' of Old
.Well Holt and Ladder Complsny will
be held this evening st's o‘clock. at
the headquarters in HnVIlnnd street.
Local military olficers have renewed
invitations to the Old Guard ball which
is to he held in Madison Square liar-
den. New York. on the night of Jan
bury 26.
Secretary Chnrles D. Iiine. of the
state board of education, will spedk
On "What Does ‘Schoollng' Mesn?‘ at
a teachers‘dnstitute Friday st Mid-
dlerown.
Miss Frames Costello. of the A. J.
Collins It Company store, has been a
visitor in Merlden. where she attend-
ed the dance given by the Young Men s
'1‘. and Is. association.
Miss Ethel (‘sllahith and Miss Helen
St John of East Norwnlk attended the
basketball game between the Nor-walk
High School and Bridgeport High
School in Bridgeport on Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kostesntoes. of 21 Lowe
street, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Kos-
tenntoes is at the Norwalk Hospital.
and is expected to recover from a ser-
. ions illness
Paugusett Tribe. Improved Order of
Red Men. in- Dsnbury. is rehearsing
for the adoption degree. In anticlps-
lion of a visit to Norwnili. next Friday
night to confer the degree on candi-
dates for Cockenoo Drills. .
Miss Catherine Campbell, oi spring
street. has oeturned other a pleasant
visit with friends in New York city.
She has‘resuIned her duties in the
ofiloe of the munshury. Mathewson
Company. in South Norwalk.
DI R. W. Loire bf Ridgeneld, sailed
from New York Saturday on the steam
grip (IfirmIsIIIiaa. on his way "Eo Alldol's d
e w v at W‘n u o
make a lOurney Into Adler? high
bars. Dr. bows will he owny about
Devon weeksL
Attorney W. is. Tierney. of New
York. has been admitted to the '-Con
nt b .nngw will open an office in
unit bull in; in 'co'nnectlbn with
his «the» Judy-Jeremiah Tierney.
And will also practice in New York.——»
Greenwich News.
_ Thd's'nntlai meeting of the Past Bxi
sited Rulers' association of the Elks of
Connecticut will be held at the Elku‘
home iii Hartford January i3. begin-
ling at 2:30 p. In. Following the meet-
ing the visitors will be the guests of
Hartford lodge it, dinner. It is expect-
ed that several of the locul members
of thessooolstioa will attend.
At a meeting of the it‘sirilcld County
Law Library association In Bridgeport.
last week. Jud 'e John R. Both. of Don-
, buoy.“ was no acted a member of the
Library committee. George W Wheel
Ia. iustico oi the supreme court. was
elected 9M1! no of the association
.d‘lio i, ry in he County Court housop
is ill port oontslns ii In volumes.
The‘ many friends of Postmaster
.Wllllom BollarlgtIld will be pleased
to learn that he s Improving and.
although It may be some timo boi'oro
holoobioiobeootlnlmbosoo
to be olnlnt strength every day
is to sit up today (Thursday)
Iii-condition was much hotter
It VIDA .yootdrdsy. Mr. Ilsrl-
. hso b'wowdll'ior a few mks
wBrIW~ Standard.
’dov‘orndl station n Baldwin has
been soiected M the nest Dodge loo
Inlrerslty. Ho hold
morioan constituil
add us lnlornstlonsl law in tho
Lima school His lulmodlato
M" ii “Ia” Dolls.k lootumltlii
3 out.
Bolt'i‘h
lli
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the duo Is that #3
us. 3 «stair is but
filflgfi‘“ 1 I'll II "“1”
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mt, uni-Item
. past hook remains In about the some
.Wost street. who have boon seriously
-Iiikl are
softly.
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or x ' 3
Arnold's multivitamin.“ ,5. t b u. «....I
Bola strum .. 3
James Driscoll. of Georgetown, was
s sisitor in Norwulk last- Friday. :
Mrs A W. Morgan oi nghwood. is
phondiua Mow days In New York city.
JOUOIIh Melisuslllln. oi (limpel street. ‘
spent yesterday with friends in Bridge-
port.
Edward Meeker. of Norwslk. spent ' 3
Friday that in New York city on bush ~ I “ ~ . - = “
“0;?“ Willi m 1 Qt f till at t ‘ The RIGHT GAIINIT in your KITCHEN will out your kitchen work in
a 4. “WI 0 m “’9 two AND PAYS FOR lTllLF in the KITCHEN IUPFLIII if NV“. The
{3.3%} £2111?“ "m“ "3' “‘9‘" women km won‘t. The wrong stud of kitchen ttiblflets will giitlior our:
Miss Anna Sutton, 0, New York 0“,. ';und vermin sod prove a general nuisance. The Rial-If KIND WON'T.
{I} gmflifinau'mvnfiyfl “3 m” we“. Our line of Kitchen Cabinets Is the right kind They hove dust proof
Mrs. Oliver 0. Button. who has been drawers dad compartments. fitted snuglv yet. working coolly: have no
ill for several days at her home in the cracks to catch water. dirt or grease; is easily cleansed. gives service and
only Hill Road is improving slowly 'rstains its beautiful appearance *yesr In and your out. $18 to $25
strum?“ .. . Ir extractor t,
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Mi‘. and Mrs. F‘. S. hixbee. of Hot SE ECONOMICAL and buy A Kitchen Cabinet.
The A. J. Collins Company
Jon—Jone Sconeld. of New Chosen, for a
few days
10 NORTH MAIN STREET . SOUTH NORWALK.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 0. Green. of Up
per Main streel, are entertaining Miss 12
Francisco Wendel of Brooklyn for n '
few days.
William A. Diubrow, who sold. his fieomr... ....
has moved.
John McSnlly, of Prospect aVenue,
Who has been ill at his home for the 5' WALL 'THIET
uonwstk.
PHON! 43s.
Everything}: the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Fuse
0. B. Jackson
street to Mr. Whitney. of New Canaan,
('aOlldllllm Optician ‘ l
”
William Ahrens, who has been ill
for several days has resumed his du-
ties ss bookkeeper in the Muller tilor-
is Silk Mills.
The quarantine has been raised from
the house of Frederick Clark in Cron-
bury Mr. Clark has been III with diph-
theria for sevsrol weeks.
J“ Y“... Akfla “QR 434.3 . "I a
noun. 7‘ ‘
‘ Tomorrow morning-st 10 o'clock the
.lsMiirytsrm of the civil superior
Poul-t will come in and Judge Milton
A tihurnwsy will be upon the bench.
The jurors who have been summoned
me as follows:
Nflrldoeport-10hn A. Donahue, John
Nhlttsr. George ll. Wells. Dorian-
Frank D. Honlon. Homes Whllnoy.
Easton~lddward P Mills. lisnry W.
Osborn h‘nirfield~-1i. F'. Pesse.A .B.
Whitman. Greenwich-nsnlel F.
'lhoinss. Willisrn S. Croft. Stamford
«Ionlmer S Brown. Nehemiah in.»
illicit. Stephen Smith. 8trstford-
eylunus 0. Dickinson. mason W. Hsll
'l‘rumbuil-stid S insvitt. Plumb ii
Nichols. Westphri—Nathsnlel K.
(Inuit. Fred B. Huhhell.
The following cases have ben ao-
Hlsnod for the week: Tuesday, James
ll MoKlernsn. Admin. tools A. Loli-
msler. lury: Mrs. Emma C. (lumber
to. the Connecticut Company. jury:
\.\'odnenday Richard Berklns vs. the
Connecticut company. jury; Samuel
iiosglk vs‘. the Psouonnock Foundry
locum. jury.
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BIX OVERCOME IY SMOKE. 1
NEW York. Jan. 9.-8ia persons
were ovtltcomo by smoke and had to
be carried out or a burning tenement
bonus on East 97th street when lire
sWept the crowded building this morn
lug. Several other occupants ware
painfully burned in fighting their way
out of the structure. escape from
which by the stnlrways had been out
on. The msJority of tho tenants nod
to be carried down ladders and than
were a number of narrow escapes in
the excited rush.
George Whose. who has been em-
ployed as a fireman in the Muller
(liorlu Silk Mills, for several years
has resigned his position.
Mrs. Albert Raymond. of Westport
avenue. who has been confined to her
borne for the past two weeks with an
ntiockof the grip has fully recovered.
The lost loom of the 226 silk wssv»
Ing looms for the Dresden Luce woritu
branch factory In Winnipauk, urrivod
Friday and soon they will all be set In
place.
Dsrrah .l. Moore, of Norwalk. went
to Norwalk, Saturday morning. as o
Biotin the
NEW YEAR right
Take s Courte‘ tn
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
You will never regret it
representative of the Division No. l. A. South Norwslk Stamford Port Chester
0. it. at the funeral of Father Ken-
nedy.
The Girls‘ Friendly society of Grace ...... - >
Church are planning to hold to dance-
in the middle part of February and or.
ra'ngemsnts will be completed as soon
so possible. .
~«(lomfortsble home. meals on time.
Jeddo from Raymond llros.
bouts London, recently of Norwalk,
sud who is now employed in the mom.
to canning ldustry in Florida writes
very Interesting letters to his friends
in The Norwaiks. l
The recently elected officers of tho'
Kaboom Encampment, No. 9 .l. O. 0.
Ft. will be installed at a meeting to be
held in Odd allows Hall, in Wall
street neat. Thursday.
bliss Ellssboth Murphy of Connor “
tlcul. svoaue, and Miss Jmirhino Pow-
ers. of Valley Place. spent Saturday
with friends in New Raven. They re-
port an excellent time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gregory. of
Newtown Terrace went to New York
Saturday Mathilda! idle Automobile
Show in Madison Square Garden.
sil'ssilot npilidr s- lauds;
Miss lssbcl and Esther Gregory, of
. «Ila ’
this week on all Winter goods, including
Kimonos. Dressing Sacquoo. Flannelotre Garb
meats and Heavy linderwssr. .
. Inventory time is near at hand. and we
wish to moire the work light as possible for
our clerics. That is why we cut prisms now.
If in of those rments. coma quickl .
bolero the best are gag. “ y
The N. E. Ryan Go.
88 Washington Street
ill with scarlet favor for a number of
greatly improved and will
soon be able to be out again.
Mrs. Edward Brewer. of Westport
avenue. is ill st her home with an al-
taolt of the grip. Her sister. Mrs.
James Yates. of South Norwalk. Is at.
sending her during her Illnoos.
Photographer James Gregory. oi
Norwallt. who has been confined to his
homo ior tho past wool: with an st<
lock of the grimls again able to be
out. Mr. Gregory's attack was A severe . .
one.
Ray Sherwood. tho onI- known pro-
0‘ the Nor-walk Auto Supply
store in Norwalk. who has boon ill of
«feral duo with an attack of m
gri is improving nicely and was abio
our for a few days youtorday l
out“ Anus McMahon. daughter 0!
III“. and N John F. McMahon at
West ovsnn. sttondod tho boskotbsll
d in the W she .IA. but“ iii
dilution. betweon the high school ot
that place and the local high school
lull. ’ '
Mrs. Irene Wholsn. of East Noe
walk was: admitted to tho Norwoiit
Hospital Saturday afternoon and was
oil on by Dr. William J. Tran
assisted by Dr. 3‘. l. ln‘l‘noll
and Dr R. h Higgins: She is units ~-
Phonographs
and Records
on visa! ass! mus. Y on hourtm rumours
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comfortablotodsy.
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13th deali'go liar! .
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twain, A vbosa loss, no.
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horror; #43;
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Victor“ W Edison l
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untrue. «it. his 3.
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Tonight and Tuesday
Five Hundred Silk Elastic,
Suede and Leather Belts
Regular 50c, 75c & $1 Valued
Tonight and Tuesday "
I. _ ugndull Pubs”-
dent this store
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Week
Commencing
MONDAY
Matinees Thursday and SatiIrday—«z .80
January " 9
The Stock Company
will offer Nat. Goodwin’ s and Maxine Elliott’fi '
« I Great Western Comedy
Office
10 am.
week
Days
Phone
by,
COMPANY OF TWINTY
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Clyde mob. Autlsor of “Girls"
IIAUTIFUL PRODUCTION AND GQ’TUH
Order
Week of. Jan. mm s.... 1....
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The tutu United Villain Club will
be“. entertained Thu sfternoonb
William otChsstnuI
shoot.
an. label l-‘srrio will sing at
miaotrol show. to be given by tho it
lions Club st'iho Waldorf Astoris. this
"Dill“
A number of Norwalk people wont to
‘ Dohbltry on Saturday!) or attend tho
MN! MW ILD Muslims
as“ Moulded tho remains table
“THE- BLUE MOUSE” _ ;
3 o; t. w.
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I‘ I. Innis. hit. on“ oi Bridsspo'rt.
rum
n- humour “..tf“ ti 3 - ..3 ..
I.
Isa. oscsssnit continuum ' '
Lasso Number of Friends Intertainod
at His Homo Last Night.
o no strum-urn In only , .
slant. that. day being his birthday. iio WASHINGTON Jim 0.
about to rotiro ones the hoppyloolnuilttoo on datum“;
been mount in and amiss nun mow: I number or
..oltoul and handshake i-lio 9:? ha of would all”
in so s wore Mr. and lira Taylor. Miss. l year shorting .
KW l mmm‘ in ”a "m lfinrndgrifmoot anti
“M I" K”Mi H“ mm“ mum‘s-I: offline mm “in .
lit- limbo 0.3qu And Iir. Reason. In: new .
or slow York. in mm ontortsl mlbocsuso the songs?» court at
with tho piano m was accompanied M 3N" MI all“ “It M
by Retort Decals" with violin inn “will lens tritium?
lir. Dooossro with s mm. ribs most of tho W
The port hroko u at 8 unlock. sv l?!“ The "will at
so coo d“? homo our and In' the lbs! 10 "no" the r
f ...“ I0
dbdu‘dcrtob’r tars
“no. 9
In Advorso Report on llils low
in: Tom Fold on “
Within a Yoor‘Msor‘
but 9: h of lllmtstlctld would ,
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