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Dali slid” Mrs“; CRABDDYM,
we. hair‘sM been "visiting in Take-
A watch-night service will be held
we. mmdsi, 9w1l§iastiilh02 see?
' Captain .gloltlisH l.’ilommsdleu. or
“Crockett" avenue, is suffering from' an
injured, toga. .. . .
Jacob Fawn/of Rowayton avenue.
. ."ls the,xilolll.‘of~3ldoston .frlends over
‘3 ‘ the holidays.
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and downy/ton basketball team will
r-Wyvlhe Naval Reserve at the Nor-
walk Armpry. next Thursday night
, Mrs; Fannie Despard and daughter
. ‘. closedwtheir residence at Tokeneke.
. -ud sailed for Bermuda, to spend the
,1 winter.
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William Cohan. of Spencertown. N.
~ Y.. is visiting at the home of Franklin
9 P Theall in Pcnuoyel street. over the
holidays.
‘. Miss Annie Mills, of South Norwalk.
3 was a visitor at the‘home of her cou '
,aln Miss inez Mills, of Crockett ave-
nue. yesterday.
The Rowayton basketball team is
‘ looking for games with any fast quin-
, let. Thelocal five is developing into
a speedy aggregation.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will hold a
business meeting at the parsonage,
Wednesday afternoon. , (3,, i’
min...
‘Mlss onye Cole. or RowaytOn aite- ‘
one, has been spending the Christ-;
mas holiday with her sister, Mrs. Her: .,
«t
I? lesson. in Brooklyn. 3
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.3 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Croonett and son.
' of. New Hat-.en are spending Christmas
3 ‘at the home of Mr. aners. nurse's.
’ ,Mmiwm.
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Mrs. Frank G. Brown and daughter..
, WW3. have closed their2
Mimic a't Takeneke, and gone to New
York to spend the winter
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Mr. and Mrs. G. Ashton Kay,‘ of
Reading, 9a., are spending the hell
‘ flay at the home of the latter’ s parents,
“ 3 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Grocliett.
or
The Boy~ Scouts.3-recently organized :
fliers by my. F. A. Cunningham, are
considering having a hockey learns--
iii with the Boy §cout organize
in Dolmen.
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, VIMO
tWhO Pipe Club held sessions yester- .
. . day afternoon and evening and discuss
ed topics of the day such as the right
of way in avlgation. empioyers' liubil--
ity, the good old ’days. etc.
it is stated upon good authority that
two engagemets will be announced in
this village shortly, with a possibility
of oneor two more. The parties all;
reside at the lower end ofthe town.
The special Christmas music render-
ed by the choir of the Methodist
Church.3yesterduy morning and even-
ing, under the supervision of Director.
3A. G. Crockett. was much appreciated
by the large audiences.
Reliance Fire Company is planning
to hold an open house On New Year’s
Day and in the evening will give a
reception to the members and friends
of the organisation. A number of
pleasing features are being planned.
Joseph Williamson, oi Warehouse
, Point, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Parker, in Logan street
Dr. and Mrs. Hackiey.”of Roway‘ton'
‘ aveniie. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs
fan-k Matthewson. Mrs: Mary Mat-
thewson and Miss Anna Matthewson,
of New York city.
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The first'game in the pool tourna-
ment between members of Reliance
Fire Company andiltowayton Hose
Oompany will be played on January
did. Preston Hart, of the Reliance. and
”Lester cancer the Host; Company;
will 3be,3the« contestant. The. other
players are: Reliance—Percy lherron,
“Fault DeWaters. Hiram Morely; Jos-
epli Taylor, J. Cakes, P. Seaman;
hose Company—George Minor. Daniel
Hon-en Frederick cakes, purest Case,
(Rudolph A Lolir
Phone 31278
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8: Heating 3‘
INOTALLER OF TH!
“Relkuap” System I
3 or H01; warns His/mus
. Christmas." The composition was gi-
t at the
rlel :"ll‘. " Its, in
“Emwwton. .‘. The
has also been finished. Mr. Cornell is
quite aw chum-1m tune with 3‘
work in Rideiield. .the place. where
special attention is paid to the trees
by property owners» The «trees in
this locality are famous for their
beauty‘and the attraction comes from
the care given each and every tree.
W
S-ss-sbi Breathe it gently, Ru-
dolph! it may happen,'and again it
may not. but certain'of Rowayton’s
enterprising specimens of femllnlty
have put together their cerebral ex-
tremities and concocted a Mephaito-
p‘heian conspiracy for the ensnsrement
of the unwary young Apollo. Or, in less
sesquipsdaiiau language, a coteric of
local young ladies have planned a
Loop Year's dance. Now it‘s out. Os-
wald: don’t faint yet. please. The is-
dies will make all arrangements, no
cure a hall and the music. invite the.
young men. call for the guests. provide
flowers, punch and all dther accessor-
ice. and. after the alfalr is over. the
ladies will see the gentlemen home.
providing carriages for those from
out of town. A special brew of punch
will be served. gua'ranteed to loosen
the tongue of the most obstinate fol-
low. Well, here‘s hoping that there
ace no serious results. An revoir, Ru-
dolph. 3
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3 ' for the trees "
3.0f33flo3lgrt S‘. Barclay,“ Rouyton.
rid .
Steinert Piano
316 So. Main
Victor; Records
for Christmas
Wherever there' 5 3 Victor, some new Victor
Records will be a most appropriate gilt
'1- hey will add to the enjoyment of the instru:
meat and make it practically new again.
. , e
Conic-m and hear some of the new records—moped) ex-
amples oi tlie‘iicw and improved
Douhicdaccd Records as well as single-laced.
until «no iii}
gefi so! 826 at the Norwslirgolice
i all await trial this moral 3 ba-
use
‘4 .f.
siiuoi «spilt
Philip Mich. of Neiwalli, is held liIl
Edward M. Lo'ckw . top,
assault with intent to kill aug$toxi3 f
cation. he was after is, R
'1‘
gm lleged by the fir
pr; {Mtge dhlmaelf fro ‘
a pistol.
’ictor process of recording.
Store
St.
Ill
Many a happy home reported visi3
tors over the Christmas time.
iioyt & lesson, of Darlen. have the
contract for the plumbing and heating:
in the new. building in that place to;
be occupied by the newly organized!
Darien Bank'& Trust Company.
Saturday saw the merchants of Da-
ruiu Friday prevented the" townspeo-
ruin Friday preveted the townspeo-
pie from doing their Christmas show
plug with the result titlit it all fell on3
Saturday. The merchants report a
good Christmas trade.
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Tbe Congregational Sunday school.
pupils are looking forward to this evo'
class will be held The yous people
are always assured of a good time at
this festive season and they are look-
ing forward to the event with gene-
ine pleaure. “
The little rain of'the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school. are eagerly
looking forward to tonight when the
annual Christmas evercises will be
held at the Sunday “school room. The
grown-ups have arranged an interest-
ing program for the occasion and indi-
cations are thatinli will ejoy a great
good time. '
Those. who attended the .eveaing
service at the Barton Methodist
church yesterday were the recipients
m ‘a rare treat in music when the
choir of twenty-five voices rendered .
the beautiful cantata. "The First.
ven under the direction of 3R. M.
Smith and the efforts of the members
of the chorus. reflected not a little
credit upon their own itbilfty and that
or their. edicient director. Mr. Smith.
Hunting
Supphcs
Guns, Ammunition. Traps. etc.
Selilichting Bros. 8t Co
cor. Railroad Ave. I Halli Us. Damn
Select orbs-rial. HIV. Oraln. Muir
hull-ed. Hudwara‘PaInts. Glass. etc
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'. . litNOOHSTANOY.‘ 1
Henry E. Dixsy, the actor, was talk-
lug about the summer girl. ‘ 3
"Her only fault." geld Mr. Dlxey. “is
her lnconstancy. Even wedlock won't
bind her down permanently. , .
".‘Wlll you love me. when l’lll old
and feeble? a young clerk said on a
moonlit pier to a summer girl who had
just accepted him; . i .
“Why. dearest; she replied. 'we'll
be divorced long before that.‘ " . ‘
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curroao HOTEL
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WALL STREET. I8
KORE GHEERFUL
new roan. Dec. 241m... financial
markets approached the holiday per-
iod with the more cheerful sentiment
of the preceding few weeks well-sus-
tained. but with some lessenlnsiof ac-
tivity. The Influence of the triple hul-
iday in the stock market tended to re-
strict operations and this tendency
was accentuated by uncertainty regard
lag the your and money requirements.
The general feeling was one of satis-
faction. eapecialiy over the recovery
from the year's deepest depression
with which the last quarter openedl3
The industrial improvement was re-
garded as having reached a period
which would test its stability and per-
manency. The effectual the higher
prices for‘s‘om‘e lines of steeioroducts
is awaited with keen interest. Further
railroad buying is looked for. especial
ly in the way of steel rail orders.
which are expected to be unusually
copper market presents a firm tone
at the higher prices recently estab-
lished. '
.In the textile market there is be
lieved to be a condition analogous to
that in steel. The resistance shown by
the cotton market after the publica-
tion of the government estimate of the
crop with its full confirmation of tilts
prospects for the yield indicated
isfsotIOn on the part of buyers
the existing price level. An“ arrest of
the fall in price-erection ls mood
to political matters was indicative of
the underlying confidence of the specu-
lotion. The tariff board's report on
the wool and woolen schedules. which
Was presented to‘Conxress as a. pre-
market. Equal iiididoron’ea was shown
The Gibson 10.0? Cigar
FORMERLY MADE av THE GEORGE E. MILLER 60:. OF NEW ‘
YORK 0L1”! NOW MADE BV’
The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW ON OALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DIM-SRO:
heavy within the-next few weeks. The
to printout any receive Mind and
to stimulate the buying of fabrics. 3 ,
The indifference of the stock market ,
liminary mentoring upon tariff reviv
ion. passed without. sneer upon the
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI, J.
NOVAK, 8. ~
PLAISTED. R. H.
‘ SCHAUB. CARL
SCHMIDT. ADAM
' OILLIMAN. E. H.
STILLSON‘POWELL CO.
. WHELPLEY A CLARK
WIOMORE. W. I, C CO.
'NORWALK
awn. w.c . 3
otsnbsnmom. a co.
Haves. 4.1.
HOLMES Kactsa a sci.-
LECK to. THE
one: sees.
"occur a cartoon:
snot-tart.
sKaLLv a HOWARD
arses. FRANK a.
wszo. g. P.
tiling when the annual Chrlfitmflfl exereé :W
was revealed by the bidding for gold
in the London clarinet and the high in-
terest rates offered to New York bank~
era for accommodation in Berlin over
the end of thefysar. Early next year
some liquidation of the Berlin borrow-
ings is looked for. as lsrgvynecds con-
verge on that market for the January
payments. Coincident with the lead
ing to Berlin. New York} isrcpcrted
to have borrowed further in London.
probably in connection with the tram-
for of stock market accounts there.
The net condition of the interest inch
9?! account is therefore confused. ship
menu of gold last Week from New
“York to South America for London
account showed another cibas current
in the complex international , move-
ment. ‘
CHAUPFEUR'S tissues suspsuo
“ so. '
John Parks, of Némik, in Trouble
’ " With Secretary hr son.
The Norwallr police have been noti-
fied that the automobile operator‘s ll-‘
sound of John run. of 36 France ,
street has been suspended, pending a
hearing to be held before Secrptary of .
State Matthew H. Rogers. in his allies
in Hartford on January 26. Wallace
B. Parks, his brother, has been sub- ,,
poenaed as a witness in the case.
it ,will be remembered that John
Parks had a falling (or night joy rides.
according to report, and it now seems
that although Wallace 13., whose mo
hchlne the rlderwere enjoyed with. did
not care to prosecute because of a
'3‘ibrotharly feeliiit." that someone re
ported the matter to the secretary.
MANCHUS WILL3 LOB! DIOTINQ
3. TION.
It is apparently the intention of the
revolutionaries to obliterate sheath-m
er the old distinctions between China
one and Manchu. 0‘... cf tiiiose was
that whereas a Chinese had three
named. a Manchu had two. in n shth~
,lt'ai. formsulitla, is. 'nove'd‘ a
’ i one
‘ He dried his wings;
illness ‘
Saturday night. and went into
saloon in Main street. An ar ‘inent
arose and Mich Went to a hardware
store and purchased a lather's hatchet
with which implement of warfare he
returned to complete his warned mis-
sion. Mace w” ready for him and
when he appeared with the bit of shin
ing steel he pulled out a revolvel' from
behind the bar and successfully intimi-
dated his assailant so that the charge
was halted.
Some one went fora policeman and
Special 0mm Lorene J Adams, on
duty for onlcer (‘harlcs lo‘. Page. was
found He went after the man and
landed blint placing him under arrest
with his hatchet. Mich will be tried
this morning, but it is anticipated
that the charge of assault with intent
to'itili will he dropped.
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‘nriABON'i-‘Lv. .
Today i saw the dragon fly.
Home from the wells where he did lie.
An inner impulse rent the veil
or his old husk: from new to on
Came out clear plates of sapphire mall.
like cause they
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Through cioftu and pastures wet with
new ‘i .
A living dash of light he flew
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Sentinel ads» bring results.
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We guarantee mammoth» wear or
our Compound for three years. Writ:
for «um-m Cbrrupondenoe IOllI‘
trad.
Century Roofing (30.. ice.
as Washington 8!. J, death Nomli
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.l. M. Layton 8: Co.
NC.
REAL ESTATE G. leURANCE,
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave, ~ 39. Nomlk." *
.Alao Steamship Accelerat- Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Line. 8:-
vannlh Line and Mallory Line,
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
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Fenwick thical Co.
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and cusses GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saint-d: evenings
UNITED BANK HUI DINO.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
Federal Director sail
itsiltlanes.‘ 8 Washlnuten “not.
Telephone at office. 880-2. 1 3
Telephone at house. 098»
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The Reed &Voik
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by pulling and pointing at him ichlt’l
‘It seems that Mich was csie tit-lit: "
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Does Your Roof Leak} .
This information is desired
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whet bind them to do «no;
foretheinpalronagc‘durws, L
.1119 the holid'ayém
and also wish them. a.
Merry Christmas ands
Happy New Year
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work fer Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER
plaster and wall paper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is susceptible of an Infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a l
* wide scope for individual preferment and taste.
and keep a largesupply on hand
BOARD
We are agents
WAYJ > ‘
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We’ll . study the location of your
rooms, the facilitiesof the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot. Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
TheJoncsu & Hutchkiss
Company
Phone 742 ' NORWALK. CONN.
The
Housatonlc
POWer Co.
useless to
, ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-t ~
vasaers ‘_ to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to .
3 Commie a 'completeglist of cv-.
cry house in the community.
‘ its” occupants audits owner. ‘
in order that: the company
Joey plan a new business
“ campaign which Will be mu- .
,tua‘lly beneficial to its con-
' .sumera and itself. The com-
pany respectfully rcqussts ‘
3 that. the public give the can-
.vasscrs the cleared infome-
soap and begs to more
,. "them that this is not an. ail-‘3"
vertising scheme and does ,3
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the ,
cause of the disease and the art of ad. 3
lusting the same. Diseases are caused . '
by [much twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the all
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-.3 ,
cases are given special attention; also 31
Curvature of the Spine. You will '
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T.FRANCI5...DC
N-WASH'HGION ST. 86.,NORWAL
Magnetic Treatments Given Also“. ,,
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