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' satisfactory place for choice of Christ-
.' y or before and there is no doubt about
getting the desired size stle and col-
lieuomhor 91h.
are very common in and around this
vicinity. Woiild it not ho well to (11111
up up on this “phone mid protect your
homo and volunbls3 agoiust’ this 111111-
‘ (391-, by
with us and let us reimburso you 1'91“, ’
placing a Burglary ypolioy
1.1191099. Tolopiiouc 230.
TAYL-OR 8t GOLDEN
81-89 Washington street
1 ' south Normlk. Carin.
All kinds oi insurance.
. public Stouographer.
1119' 111% will'
Vmovchtu unite wont or the big house ‘
' :SAVUGATU‘CK
. Mrs. Edwin u. 1.911.111.3313 the guest
other daughter in HurtEOrd. ‘
Mm. Nell R. Mitchell uln address
the Civic league. of Wilton today.
Edward Richard and MoIrick Coo
icy are doing Juri 110111 111 Bridge
port.
Miss Katherine Sherwood is the
guest or relatives and friends in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Darrow lutvc
had us their guests their daughter and
little grandson of Bridgeport. V
The W cstport Gun (3111b will meet
Saturday and will complete the plans
, 1. .
A full rehearsal of the first degree
was held at Our Brothers Lodge room
last evening.
The. mouth hospital thlst ontortnln
insnt 111 the Town Asombly Hall net -
19:1 the sum of $13 7 17.
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A huge assortment of gifts
fancy novelties for the little
can he found 111 J. 1. Mallotte's.
folks
Mrs. D. W 111,1,1‘1noud oi": Washing
ton street, is visiting 111_Yonlrers
1 where she is the guest of Mrs. Enr-
. num. ' '
The. Bull-fling Trades‘ Council wil
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
ing this evening in its routs. in South __
M nin street.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order 01' Uni.
1911 American Mcllhnulcs. will hold its
neckly business meeting in its. 111111 111
South Main street this evening.
The Master Mason degree, was con-
i’crred on one candidate at the stnted
communication or St. John‘s Lodge.
No. 6, F. 11nd- A. 111., last evening.
~Umbrellns, Mourning bonds. O'Brien.
For the sixth consecutive time Cap:
tnin Kellogg's men defected Captain
Benedict‘s men in the Odd Fellows
.plnochie tournament lust “evening.
loading at last night’s sitting by 4.490
pointsu This makes the present lead
€14,440. ‘
5 m...-
The N. E. Ryan Co’s store is s most\
inns gloves. ~ Their stocks are larger
in scope andrwlder in variety than ev-
~Soe ndv.
”Wm—o
01‘
William C. "Fools of Newaik N J..v ‘
formerly of South Norwalk. entemd '
or 11w. Pert‘s private hospital“
New York yesterday and today will :-
undergo a serious 01111111111011.1111
many local friends
speedy recovery.
‘ ~Tlle annual meeting of the South .
Norwulk Board of Trade will be held --
this evening at 8 o’clock at the South _
Norwslk council chamber in the libra-
ry building. The reports will be sub-
mitted at this time and oiiiccrs elect-
ed for the ensuing your.
The Regular meeting 01‘ Douglas
:Fowlcr. W. R, 0., will be bold tonight,
at which time the annual election or
oilicors will take place. and it is bound
that. all members will be proscnt. .Ar-
rangomcnis will he made for the. joint
sociu‘lilc with the Post, Mondny night.
—~-Latost soft 1111119. O'Bricn’s.
mam—M
- The Ladies‘ Aid Society, 01' the
Broad Itiwr Chapel hold a social
lust droning; at tho rosidcncc of Mr.
‘ l“? and Mrs. Lafayette w. Guiles. oi all. .
vornlino 1111911119. There were a large
number of, guinea. and prizes We’ll.
rum to George W. ¢Kuapp 91111
911199 James the latter 99911111113
both consolation prizes. A line 911p-
1191' was served, and 9 general good
time enjoyed.
1214 winter Phantom 999‘ 199.1911
91th u". romePmy one
‘ um
and
for their Christmas day shoot.
’ Mrs.
Lloyd Nash are spending a few days
with friends in New York state.
. his home near ‘Bulhley avenue and is
being cared. for ‘by Mrs. William
. Gould. '
Mrs. Emma Decker has returned to
her“ home in Stamforduiter visiting
with Mrs. William Nash for the past
' few days.
Mr. Levy of New York. who recent-
ly purchased the Iluenerberg property
in Greens Farms-is to convert the tid-
dition on the rear of the house into a
1
Clark Crossman ‘and Mrs,
‘Churles‘v. Bulkley is confined to'
. lor.
hope for his :1
9". ‘11: will ho a
N91 ‘~<iumihliiugu will be purchased
191 the new; Witstport
with 1119 proceeds of tho whist which
won 119.111 lulu Finding evening. . .,
M“... '
r119 following unclaimed lotturs
await claimants ut the 101191 post 01’
flcéu 11115 13.. Bbunstor Miss H91-
911 11101911011311 and Frank Rebuild.
Willium‘Bskor 01' 1111119011.: road
has bean called to White: P11111111 on
. account of the notions illness of his
daughter, Mrs. 111111113311 Elterton
A number oi interior improvements
are bslng made in the' Congregational
church prior to the coming of the new
pastor, whotakes charge January 1.‘
Edward Leon, Six, has resigned as
' janitor at tho library, where he has
been employed since the library first
Opened. He will be succeed-ed by Chi-
tis Jones. _
’Roiiorts from tho Norwslk hospital
state that tho condition 0! Miss
Gladys Keitir,‘ ‘who recwtiy under»
wit an operation for lippendicltls is
much improved.
Arnold .Schlcnt' of Compo point has
9. force of 'men ‘ at'wo’rk building. 9-1
Country club .‘
(4
high sea wall the! entire front of f
“Pugg’s Knoll" to protect the many
improvements he has rec‘ently made
at this spot.
Public speaking exercises ‘of the
Staples High school will be held Fri-
day afternoon in Assembly hall. The
following pupils will participate: Miss
Dorothy Harris, Walter Eddy, Miss
Mary Jannings, .hliss Dorothy Day.
Miss G1 not. Bulkley and Cliftord 'i‘ny.
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Holiday Time
Is Jewelry Time
Christmas is approaching rapidly. It’s a good idea to
buy your gifts early. We make this suggestion because
the next weeks will be busy one: for you and you will no
' doubt appreélute our suggestion to buy now while you have
'the time.
, Jewelry, silverware and cut glasHv‘erything in these
lines of the best qualities. marked at consistently low prices.
G. W. Fairchild 81 Sons, 1119.
“At the Sign of the Chimes.”
Established 1865. _
Jewelers" and Opticians.
.0
997 7Main St.. Cor. P. 0. Arcade
BRIDGEPOR’VI‘. Conn. .
Munufacturers. Importers. Retailgrs.
HOLLY WREATHSv-Natlve Pine Wrouths, Roping. any size and
shops. made to order. at reasonable prices.
CARNATIONS. SWEET PEAS. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. ROSE—Fresh
out every day from our own greenhouse.
VIOLETO, LILIES .OF THE VALLEY, SMILAX gotten on short no-
tics
CONVICTION
Follows Trial
Before you can be con-
11110911 01 the quality of to-
bacco used in ”Supreme
Court" Cigrtrswyou must
"try" them and judge for
yourself.
Nine times out of ten when
11 1111111 “tiys'
“Supreme Court"
Cigars .
"conviction" 911091.111...
vopulor 10 cent cigars 111119
been "fairly tried" by local
smokers tor many years.
Norwaik 11111015919 have
1 Weighed the winnings--~
tliclr verdict is: "The QUAL-l
i’l‘Y is there."
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wwgww-l lain-”MUM
NM!» BPMGUE BHOWERBD.
On Wednesday evening the yOunz
111111939 ot'rrlttrnm 6b Hyutt’o tondptod
Miss utiioi A. “sprung n surprise
linen shower in new dill 11.1.1.3.
”1111311119., marrinm’ to doom; 1.. dole.
. ‘ «191.99%
' ,V Delivery to any part of The Norwaikn. .
MR8. A. C. CUNEO, Florin.
lNBPECTED ROAD’WORK.
Party of Norwalk Citizen: Covered
About Eighty Miles Yostroday.
Selectman Alfred Avlson, Secretary
or the Nor-walk Board of Trade Chan
195 1-1. l’iilworth. Vlccuprosldent 001.
Course D. Russell. Charles 19. Curtis.
were the guests of Deputy State High-
way Commissioner lnnis 0! Ridge
hold, yeaisrday in an .uutomobilo rido
of about eighty miles on Connecticut .-
Ci‘hc mun "
returned with a better respect for tho ,1
state highway dopurtmcnt than over ‘-
und New York state roads.
they held before.
Mr. Dilworth sold
road repairs. those or Connecticut.
with the exception of. the Westport if
rand. cryin‘ much better condition.‘ 1;
and are all that one could want in
the 11:99:01 99911 1.1119911... «
" Hanvrono 91199119.
m
this morning I:
that the Connecticut State roads are 9
better by for than those of New York" --
131919 and Selectman Avis‘on 119119911 II
illo’hltltemfilit,zlfitel‘. Iiiven whom New ;;
York state has 51191; completed some 11
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Santa Claus )2
Saints Claus is all ready at
Mintz’ s. Tho biggest and bright.
Dolls! Dolls
Dolls have always been a ‘loug
with us.
suit" We have the big
Vest display of American and For- ”
cign Toys The Norwalks have .
ever seen. See bigtwindow dis-
, P135“.
scum Nonwn‘LK
& snxoonron-r
variety and the low prices. Don’t
foil to bring the kiddies to see
great (1011 display .25¢ to $5
emarkably Low Prlces
FOR SATURDAY
$12
.15 Costs $9.95
Saturday we will sell out 30."
Coats; regular prices range from
$12 to $15. Sale price $9.95. they last $15.
Coats at $15
$18 to $29 values.
Coats that sold up to $22. While
11395911913997 50:5
25 Silk Dresses, sold from $1091
to $12 50 to go at January flicesl,
$7. 50. No alterations or exchang-
es. Come early for these great
bargains. ,
Out they go.
Price, All
‘ 1 Hats. ‘1
Trimmed ‘
Price
SALE”OE
Furs
Take your pick of all our beauti-
ful Trimmed Hats this Saturday
and pay one-half the regular
price. $1.00 to $5. Regularly $2
to $10.
Child’n’s Hats 250
Values to $1.00. About 50 Child-
ren’s Hats, worth up to $1.00;
‘ while they last tomorrow 25c.‘
We will start a great Fur Sale
tomorrow.
Sets at .
Mulls . ..
--~ $4.95 to $15
. $2.95 to $12
Avoid Another Xmas Rush, Shop Here Early
Tomorrow for your Christmas Presents ‘
Small deposits will hold goods until wanted. These are but a View offthe many suggestions around-this Xmas store.
l
Leather Bags at Special Prices ,.
a wonderful as-
25910 $5.95
M F s H? 3‘ AC 9 '
Come to this store for the big line of Mesh Bags and save
money ¢ to
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS
JewelCaoes................. 115991111119
PinCushions“...........-..-. 25cto$noo
Clocks 79: to $1. so
Mirrors ...................,..................'..ascandup
Work BaskOts ...~«.....1... 25ct9$x.5o
(by sets- .Ic.--..uo-~oooa-qu-o-. M.l.o.dnoco175c to $10 5
ilitarySets.. soc'to
MiiitnryBVrushes 5ocandup
FANCY annous’
Be sure and visit the Apron Booth for the big values. Hun-
dreds of Aprons to pick from.
V 25¢. 39¢. 49¢; 79¢. 999
FOWNES GLOVES
If its 11 llowucs that s all you ncéd to know. Exclusive
agcum fol 110111199 Gloves. Each pair in a box and every
pair guaranteed or a new pair in cxchsigci 00 1 $1 50
an:
Just at the right time, Flue Leather Bags,
sortiuent to pick from. at special prices . ... .1
.;""1€“
.u.canoconoooo..hd- o .9901 stool”
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IiIlII'O'llflll|ll'.culoloOIlIIOoll
NICwIIUOOO'I'OIfilfioI'u
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SALE OF "BELTS
Put up in holly boxc Special Belts at
and 75¢ All CQlOI'Paild styl'és. 25¢. 39¢‘ 50¢
FANCY won: BASKETS
A wonderful line of ancy Work Baskets selling for ‘
25¢ *0 $2.. 50
Bathrobes and Kimonos for Xmas
Put up in holly boXé’s. “ ‘
Bath Robes . . .. $2 95 and $3 95
Sale of ClCcks
49¢. 75¢. 99¢. $1.49 91. 99 99.49
$1 IVORY CLOCKS 1799
lFazicy Ivory Clocks, regular $1.;oo nor Staurday, while they
195 79c.
EANDKERCHIEFS
At the Handkerchief Booth.
Initial Handkerchiefs for ladies and gents . . . . . . . . 2 for 25¢
Fancy Box Handkerchiefs,
25. 39c. 49c. 59c. 79c. $1 00 and $1 so
Children’s Box Handkerchiefs... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 box
Ladies’ All Linen Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c and sec
III-IIIIDbODOOgnogfl
Kimonos.
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The Hatch '&.llaiiey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolophono. 4|.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popuisrity on a mm For lot): on:
plum and 11119959». It in susceptible; oi on 11111111. «not:
at mono dutch! nor walls and ceilings, and mm o! a
wide mm for individual outermost and Mo. W. m cum
will” 9mm ..
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91919999,- Doc. 9-4119” summit -
towns “amides or 1119 state 1119 91.
‘19: hum 91100 at the plots corny
mum- in 9999991911011 or 1111119 111111991. ,
Bailey’s Automatic Shopper (lous-
pon. (ii Six Cou- ,.
9093 and Ninety- No‘82
eight Cents, will entitle you to
this Celebrated Razor Shopper
short so 13191 19311191111111 Wash and: use:
l‘13 mounts and Rent to M
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMONB;
and WASHINGTON. D. (2.
Norfolk and 0111 Point Comm amt ,
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Richmond 911w
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