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”Nit-roe» Department
64-2—3 ineh Office,N NoMItk
BOO ~Edltorts Restriction
fill-Mitt! Editor’l RItldOnos
Hairy Redford, of Ward atreet.“~
confined to his home with an attack
or blood poisoning in his leg.
The usual weekly table do hate (“11- l
nor will be in order '1 humday evening
at the N01 walk Country Club.
Joseph McLaughlin. of Chapel street,
spent last evening with friends in:
Bridgeport as is his weekly custom.
Thomas F. Flaherty, of Prospect
avenue, spent Saturday in Bridgeport
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Valentine Mott. of Flushing, 1.0m
Island, was a guest over Sunday of his
ulster, Mrs. Lydia M. I'lnkhnm, of Hill-
side place. ,
t
O‘Brien. .
George Collins, ofthe Norwalk Con-
aolldated Auto Company, was a recent
attendant at the Automobile show in
New York.
~~~Umbreilns, Umbrellas.
William Thompson. .lr.. and James
Haush, of Norwallr, went to Bridge-
portr yesterday altei-noon, where they
visited friends.
The Norwalk Club expects to have
another pluoohlr evening tomorrow at
the club parlors in Wall street. There
will be a supper after the games and
a general good time is anticipated by
the members
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves 1'). Havens, of
1.1% North Main street, are the happy
parents of a bright baby daughter,
. ovenlnr,Mothrr and
child are doing nicely. Dr. Mabelle .l.
Perry is in attendant-e.
—Men's. lmys' Winter Cups. O'Brien.
The stockholders of the St. George
Pulp and Paper Company. who hue a
large plant in Netwalk, will hold a
meeting in the main offices of the
southerly in Hudson .ltfalla, N. Y., and at .
is meeting new oflic‘ors tor the fob ‘
lowing year will be elected. - The otl'l~
clals of the Norwalk plant are attend‘
ing this meeting.
Dr. Gilbert M. Drunda 0 0t Norwlak.
received a hurry up cal from Weston
on Saturday and he went hustling to
that place The valuable horse of
Eugene Miller. at Weston, had been
taken ill with neiphtitte and the Is-
aistance or the veterinary wal sought. ‘
He was sent for too late, how'evesr.
and the animal died.
“mil. is easy to see what Scratch Feed
Ide ot Compare “Donnie" Scratch ;
with any other kind. Manuel
'l‘oro Hatch. Phone 115.
Him Georgiana McNiven, who ro‘
aides in Cross street, in quite seriounly
ill with a tumor on the brain. The llt-
tie girl. while playing in the school
yard, with accidentally struck in the
back or the neck and at first no bad
reIultu were apparent. Now a tumor
has loaned and the child is in it nor»
iouI condition. She is sufferlnx from
parllyolp caused by the tumor.
Herbert. Stanle
win. at Wall stroe
ed the“ Benton Symphony. n the eve-
mm pnr‘etumod to Nowell: and
rt and Stanley attended the Hip-
Mme. annoy returned you may
mom!“ to Norwal k and orhert
spout yell
NW
A newly tot-mat?
‘ york city ill.” 1%?“
hero of the
e been plottui
M m Mm time and it wt
itl‘olltblwlo n “litany" attain. T
Molten-tit to particular/1m
l?‘ Keaton mentor
' th, germane
and Ralph led- .
Went to New York '
Sethrddy. RIlph and Stanley 'Ittend'e’d :
the mmoblle shew. Her rt sltondr
ordoy with triondI iii Brook. .
in. . 5 .t» .
”miller. Derblu. O‘Brihn. "‘ "
George C. M. dropout, ot’ Went av
a one open nt Saturduydn Bridgeport on
little ness.
well known young men, 0!
spent Friday in New York city
m
A. ll, Msikln and son Albert D. Male ,
kin spent Saturday in New York city ,
and attended the automobile show in 3
Madison Square Garden.
Porter Morgan, of Highwood. Frank ‘
lin avetlue, entertained his friend and :
partner. Mr. Watson, or New Haven. ”
‘ over Sundoyat his home. i
«soil. on... Soft Hats. O'Brien. _'
A regular weekly omeetlug of Our
Brothera’ Lodgel . ..0. F. of Nor-
walk. will be held this evening at the
lodge rooms in Wall street.
George Loughborough. who has been ’
assistant keeper of the Greens Reef .
lighthouse. has resumed his duties, "
after a furlough spent with his broth-
er Roy Loushiiot'ough. the sselntant
keeper of the light at Narragansett .
Pier. ~
‘ The Mlnnus Manufacturing Company
has granted the Greenwich Water
Company peimiaalon to take water
from the Mianus stream. pending a de-
cision in court which is to decide
whether the Greenwich Water Conl-
nnay have a right to take water front
this stream. it the water company
should take large quantities of water
from this stream the manufacturing ,
company would not have enough left
for their water power. Already the
water company has elected pumps and
proposes to take 2,000. 000 gallons of
water each day. ,
On Wednesday evening. January 18.
District. Deputy Fannie Crockett and
staff of past noble grands of Eureka
Rebekah bed 6. l. 0. 0. F., will go to
Stamford to ‘natnll the newly elected
omcera of Laurel Rebekah lodge. No.
32, leavin Outh Norwrillt on the 6:30
train. The installing staff include. be-
side the district deputy. Mrs. Aaron
Martineau, Miss Elizabeth Under~
down, Mrs. Richard Dunn. Mrs. Fred
Lyon; Mrs. G. F. Waters, Mrs. George
Crosby, Mrs. Fred Pitzer, Mrs. George
Davis and Mrs F. .i. BrIdbury. On
Friday evening. January 20th
same stuff will unto" the Milt-era of
Eureka Deboimh Lodge. of thls place,
each member being entitled to invite
two guests. Meeting called at 'l: 30
installation It 8 o 'clook.
Big memoir. Value .
found in the K. M. F., FLANDERS,
2 IndL .4 pIIIenuer, Ind MAX-
WEL
Tito new E. M. it. Roadster will
have its first public. nppenraum at
the Madison Square Show. ‘
For Show Tlchettt nelt
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Cempany
Phone 1120 g t
l8 THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILC. IS YOUR
HOUSE PIPEO FOR
GAO? WE DO
House Piping
at Cost
ohoi- m AND LIT us
owe vou AN urt-
. NIT: ON voun noun
Housdtonic.
Iuildlng Lalo, to. huh Inn
' city Property
5 itodtetlttulmxmn 55.
Willie the} "driven “Widget“
Martin Crolsh and John Lane, two .5
Norwalk. ‘~
this "
Heaters
m
g, 1' n
‘i
g , TO GLOBE OUT OUR LINE OF PAM-0R OTOVIB AND
HEATERS, WE HAVE MARKED THEM FROM 30 TO 40
PER ceur. snow REGULAR PRICE.
The A. J. Collins Company
’12- 18 NORTH MAIN OTREET
SOUTH NOMALK.
5a WALL sneer
NORWALK.
- , PHON! 435.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Opttoton
w
* «Idiot-5
795'
Gloves
"hunt;
reg. ‘. for men, .
during tins Isle ‘ this «it 252
79c ' 5‘ 5 . «tit WW 5 i ‘
,. January I
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Clearance - are
. SUCCESS l SUCCESS l! SUCCESS!!!
' The most soccessful Clearance Sale we ever
tempted Opened Saturday, and in Spite 0f ,
stormy weather, we enjOyed One of the 1:12ng
should fail to visit this store during this s‘ 5
Come Tonight!
69c BLANKETS ........ ....49c
$1.25 BLANKETS ........,..9Sc
3125 downs at ........ .. ‘5
89¢ oow~s ........
151mm,: .. ............ ...5o
APRON otNaums ........ to
42m. wumt LAWNS ..... 10:
FOR YOU l
Now is the Time—-
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
‘ the Place '
South Nomalk Stamford
Port Chester
Reductions
Kimonos. Dressing Sacques, Flannelettc Gar-
ments and Heavy Underwear.
Inventory time is near at: ad. add we
with to make the work gasoline for
our clerks. That‘ I! why we cut prices now.
If in need of these garment; come quickly,
before the best are gone. ‘
The N E. Ryan Co.
88 Washington Street
' has been confined to his home He ex-'
. Phonographo
and Rec ords
0N your EASY TERI! WEEKLY 0W QIONTHLY PAYIINTB
r. E. Locnwooo e. co.
do We" VIM—(Phone) dingo WI!» ltvIIt. Kim. Goon.
5% cute BLANKETS ......42c 51.50 GOWNS ..........
v, Fill? 0' THE L°°M "‘1’; 51.25 catamarans ....... 98c 25c covans ..........
t """"""""""" 15c smaaomenv ........ 10:. 59.. 5mm; ,,,,,,,,,, x,
l" GAMER“? -“ a9: amsnomenv ....... ..25c 25,, oaaweas the
5 26¢: IURBON'B HOSE ....... 16¢ 25MMBROIDERY ...... "72c """"" "H
’ . 12¢ “095 ------------------ 86 79c amenotoenv ......... 39c 5“ DRAWER“ """"
l l2i/gc LADtes' Hose ......lOc m surfs .............. 513.93 39:: canon covsns
l 35“ 30W UNDEi‘WE‘iL-m 317, m a 520 sun's ..... 310.93 50: LONG SKIRTS .
i 50° ‘ 75° ““5"“ ----- 25° :15 suns ............... $7.93 SKIRTS It ..........
i 5°: 75° W ‘1 ”L" ------ 29° :18 a :20 come ........ $12.93 LINEN NAPKINS. .896 a.
. . 50c SUPPORTERI .........25c semen soars .......... 31.9; :1 .g 31.59 LIN NAPKi
g 26: em: SUPPORTERS....10¢ 315 a, 317 cons ......... I9.” dozen ..... . ...... 89c Q”
10c Laoiae' and cuttoasN'e 510 a. :12 cons ........ «.98 LUNCH CLOTHsn ..25, 5
SUPPORTER8 . . . . . ....... 5c 818 a $20 DRESSES ..... All.” LINEN SCAHFS ....... 49
25° stoves .... ........ 19c pr. 912.93 oneness ......... seas 50¢ sHEgTs ... ......
10p HANoxnncmera ..... to $5.50 oaassee ........... 0.98 7% arrears. ......... .. ...
12%: thick TOWEL: ...... We :1 WAISTS ................ 79:: e9; sHEErs ........ ‘.... ,
lilo-TURKISH TOWELB ..... 5c 55 WAISTS .........,....33.9e plLLow CASES
12c rowstmo ............. 95 69c TAtLonao‘wmsn. ...49c PlLLOW cuts ........ ‘
W 195 KlMONO FLANNELJZI: yd. 91.25 a use wmsra......99c PILLOW c'Asco‘. . ~
Site and 59:; CORSET! ...... 39c :1 once .............. “.....491: 211.4.on CASEs ...... . ...t
c. o. cones-rs ............ 79c 59¢ BAGS ....... .. .29; rim SETS ............
oovs' swarms ........ ate ,. sit BAGS .................. m FUR sér: .' ........... ‘
50a a m SWEATEII ..... 39c. 75: use .............. ....39: $3.00 HATS ...... '
as: nausea. ..2.......19c . * so a 59c oowna .......... 595/ 55 to‘ 58 HATS. .
LACE cunrmNe’. ....a‘tc pr. 79: GOWNS ............ 59¢“ m omit-Es . .
Harrie Morohounu, of Greenwich, '1‘" ~ ’ "' *- -.-.-.
[has been a visitor in The NerIlits. l
Captain Melville Young haa been
confined for one week with the grill
and his 1mm friends are glad to gen
him on the street once more.
SUGAR Headqua
Wholesale and Rota"
zeta one H. a a. GRANULATKD SUGAR.
so Lee. H a. E. onmuu‘rso spam ...........
10 Lee. H a a. enanuurroo auntie ..........
5 no. N. a :. oaauuurrzo wean
10c Size Sovereign Cocoa
has lately been added to our long list at Sovereign Blind
Cheek free with every can. i
A SHARP CUT IN 15
,a
John J. Farrell, of Brooklyn, I son
at tamer Commodore June; A. Far-
rell, prelldent of the United States
Steel Corporation, but become 1 mom--
but of the Norwailt Yacht Club.
an...
William Harmohrieu. of DInburr,
doorlteeper in the senate It Hartford.
sprained htI Inkle On Tuesday and
pools to be able to report at Hartford
to:- duty this week.
The rogulni meeting of Cotton In 3
comment. I 0 OJ‘ ”win new at
the ladle rooms this event t this
time it in expected the oil II or the
coming term will be installed Re-
trashmento will be served and I good
time iI anticipated. All member:
are requested to he meant.
-
The' regimental associationI ot the
aisle will have an annual meeting of
their presidents and recreation Jan-
ua’ry 25 It the hequuIrtorI of Bob—
ert 0 Tyler post, 0. A. it, liartford.
Pidns tor a generIl reunion of «ten
distill il'iitmdli:"’“°““"“". Flynn 3 Boot Shop 90 Was
Alumni at Yale in HIrttord root ,
other! may copies of the twentieth w~~-~——~«~-~-—-«——-— ....” ———————
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