a
South Norwalk. Conn.
All kinds oi' ins tines.
Public Stsiiogrup er...
Glover's the place.
mlttec on increased hospital facilities
will be held tomorrow evening at the
hospital.
one, is entertaining her granddaugh-
tor. Miss Hattie Ferris,
, New Jersey.
monthly business meeting on Thurs- '
or South Norwalk Council
Thursday evening
Norwalk have roturned ' trout New
bufsuit wedding yesterday 'V
r Terrace. has succeeded Miss Blos-
‘, totte Club will he held this evening in
hold its monthly businesslmoeting on
members are requested to be present.
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The Cannon Whist Club will hold a . V
whist party
Town Hall, on Friday evening.
ut the Cannon Station
‘ The second meeting of the Moose
committee will be held this evening 1._.:
at the headquarters, '
1 Vstrect.
in Washington
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v-Men's . slippers.
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An adjourned meeting oi? the com-
—. man-G‘—
Mrs Jennie C. Ferris, of West ave-
ot‘ Pussaic,
Star of Columbus Circle. Qompan-
ions of the Forest will hold its Semi
.day evening.
The semiamonthly business meeting
No.1.853
Knights of Columbus will be held on
«Threat dcrbies. O'VBrion'sp
«Mr. and Mrs. Lester [6. Wdrren,.of
York, where. they uttsndpd the West-
' Miss Agnes Lynch; of Crescent
com Smith in the oilice of Raymond
Brothers, Washington street.
~Umbreilas for Xmas. O'Brien's.
The weekly business meeting and
iehearesl of the South Norwaiit Quar-
its hall, in north Main street.
The Journeyman Barbers .Uiiion will
Sunday morning at which" time the ol-
ficers will be elected for the ensuing
term.
——Ludles' felt slippers,
31.25. Glover's the place.
31.00 and
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, held a weekly meeting
last evening in the Gazette‘buildlns.
o
The Master Plumbers' Association
will hold a regular business meeting
in Norwalk this evening.
i—Fuli lino Xmas caps, O‘Brien's.
Mdydeunings, Shepherds or Both.
lchem will meet in the new Rod Men‘s
Hall on Wednesduy evening. and all
W
(Mr, and Mrs. Simeon Hatch, or Nor-
wallt, will celebrate the first tinni-
Versnry of their marriage on Friday.
Mrs. Hutch woo itormcrly Miss Lu-
cinda 13. Richardson. daughter of Mrs.
itioso Miller. of 24 Park street.
in special town meeting to he held.
before the adjourned town meeting on
next Thursday ovcntng hop been cull-
ed for the purpose of empowering the
place in East Norwulk. The land woo
mlootmon to oi part of Bantam
Mail by the riliiioad company for its
hicctricsi construction work. Permits
nlon id ishod to open i new highway
in place or the one alcood. ‘ .
The LittleVShop”
9 minor: ll'uuliloul hove broom
‘ odhsrihiodm luau. “#1011110“?
50c and $2.00. 4
South Main St.
So. Norwaik
partoiatheworld:
that’s cold enough to get
through one of these fur:
lined overcoats, with Per-
(sian Lamb collar.
Great for a Christmas gift to
a man. or a woman: indispensable Q'
L for winter driving, (it for any
time when you have to be out in
the cold.
It will resist all the“ assaults of the hitter-V
est winter [wind and keep
willful.
g $125.00 "
the wearer ~
its IllllltltEEPlllll sis-
Ttn iconic iii rite
our or fiction:
continues
(Coutlnuod from First Page.)
31, 250.
John A Mills asked permission to
install a gasoliné pump in front of
his garage in issues street. The
pump will not be put in until spring.
and the council and Mr. Milne will
consider the matter further.
. The street (‘OmliilttteiVWlls appoints
ed to investigate the matter with a
view to report at the next meeting.
M. J. Riordan petitioned the council
for a catch basin at the easterly end
of Melbourne Road to care {or the
surface water. Sowcr Commissioner
Burnett recommended oycutch basin
for the place.
”it was voted to install the catch
basin.
Sewer inspector C. irvlng Bylngton
reported that the basin should he
placod on the south side of the street
Richard Abbott spoke in, substan-
. “Every Little Puff
Has a Flavor All
Its Own"
Thurs is no denying the
fact that the his‘ioxrsdo to
whoa) used in the mucus
omboy" cigars imparts a
«tailor that iii not obtainable
iii the overuse Moment ole .
or. it is this dollshttinly,
, mild and outlawing flavor
“had aroma that tinnitus . ‘
i
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fiction of- a petition distuvoring the
giving of permission to'c. K. Hunter
to erect ii. admission his property. ‘ut
the corner of Main street and union
avenue. The petition which Was read
is a model of rhetoric und oluiois
many disagreeable things for Mr.
Hunter and his garage.
The garage is under the course 0!
construction and although now or
outer walls of wood these will he
covered with sheet iron.
Corporation Counsel ‘Dnvis explain-
ed that the matter is one for private
injunction to prove the place is nuts.
A petition tram Cassius M. Webb
was read requesting the council to
accept Delaware. Hudson and Aiken
streets principal thorouzhmios in
Foirilel‘d Park.
The matter was left with the high-
way committee and the city engineer
for investigation and report.
Superintendent of Fire Marius John
H. Hoyt requested that a. committee
be appointed to go over the system
,with himself and the new superin-
tondent.
The tire committee" was appointed
and the new inspector authorized to
to over the system with Mr. Hoyt to
inspect its condition. Mr. Hoyt goes
out of oiiioe in‘ two weeks and he
offered to make good any trouble thw-
oocurs in the interim botmn tho
lnvostintlon and the completion or
his term.
The roport of the committee up:
pointed to luvshtlzute an accountant!
81108. ,. . - K. .
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system for the city was roud by Cleric
Dllworth.
The report. was accepted on vote. A
Fletchét' H. Mont-emery. or the
board of Estimate crud the udoption
or the system. He eluted that it
was nccoiury to hove the accounts
or the city in good chips end he
thought the report's recommendation
should i. followed. ondum .1. moi-
dan endorsed the adoption of the
system. On motion of Councilman
Milne it was voted to out: the Bout-d
of Estimate for. 3500‘ for the installa-
tion of the now a stem.
of whether or not the once or city
clerk could be filled under the new
.ai’stem for the present salary.
Riordan stated: "In regard to this
matter ll: would say to the gentleman
that i draw a thoroughly competent
man who would do the work (or $800.”
A vote of thanks rm extended City
Clerk Dliworth for his service. for
the out your.
A letter was received from Louis
Vorlin, complaining of the condition
of the sidewalk bemoan his property
and Stevens street. The walk was
ordered repaired and tho mutter rs-
t‘crred to the corporation cultural;
Permission no. srontod W. B. Rich-
ardtho erect n mm dwelling at 92
Wilton upshot. ‘
Petitions were received tor itshts
in Knight street; and Wastport two
one. 'l‘hc'miitter was into to“ the
light committee with power.
The autocratic! tho'Noruwlk it‘lro do-
Dl‘. Burnett 'bmlisht up the dilution.
Mr."
' this date was received uud accepted.
. condition or Main utmost Ilduwullw.
hour Wont min most.
; cushion of ma instill it vote to lists
its mouth ovum ut those clutch
purtmont elected lust “idly events!
worc‘rutllisd. _
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1 13"?
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to“ institute the calico on or gur-
bm us read. it was sored that
the totui coat of the collection system
would-ho “.208.
dltlon oi Word street would not nor-
A. list or ubulomcnts united for by
the tax collector was referred to the
corporation counsel.
The forty third annual report or the
water commissioners was read and
accepted. .
Balance in insecure” hoods
lust report ........3 8,069.80
Other ‘recclpto . . . . . . . . . . .. 34,153.62
Total receipts ...........842.228.3li
fDisbursements . “£90.39
Balance . .............3 882.93
The report of City Clerk Charles ill.
Dllworth tor the year ending Novom~
her 7, was read Li'nd accepted.
The report of the city treasurer for
tho your ending Novomhcr i, was re
cclvod and accepted. Tho report of
the treasurer of the Water fund to
tillllii to the amount of $3,240.83
were ordered puld.
“Other bills or the fire department
were ordered puid. -
Promo“ was reported in the “(M
and highway apartments.
. mummy Oommiuloncr W. it. iOuhhi
reported buyout complaints about the
MW u diu-
promo to luv hideout“, cut-oil sud
“3‘"; “I Whit).
3 but Henry m to him up cocoon
A report or his special committee '
or. Burnoll reported that the con- '
not the installation of u stitch basin. ,
r count-glow clout old... tom.
riNs
mauve-wt: on
sombre designs.
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nuts to unit 1'!"le
OPENS! or llEllT house
. now owns. Doc. 17.leilW.lli
whom“. ct “Waterbury; or milk ill.
floater. of Woof books he speaker
of the mint houso’ of roommates
at omnivorous 'l'liut’s the cinnamon-
out question to he «that within the '
out we in this state. ‘I‘iltlmus is
the Mosaic choice. informully. and
the indications as idiot Hooter will lie
the mat its of the Winona. .
In bill ill! the m um: filo Mobil:
can! him too momhyrs in the ihouiu
unit this museum is) the shutout;
buddy um the emotion of Mun not
In uddttlou to the no
Grout Holiday Stobks
Specials Tonight
31 DollSwingS 59c
$l’ludiau Suits 59c
500 White Dogs 39c
50clPaint Sets 3%
Games at 250
Hill" Climbers 29c
59c Pictures 29c
$1 Clocks 39c
$1.25 Umbrellas 99c '
Aprons 250 ‘ 1.
Initial Handkerchiefs, '
tho for 25c
$4 Bath Robes $2.95
SpeciathitiiigPaper49¢sox §\
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usofiil and beautiful males the selection of a Christmas Gl
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i” ' Importers and Mohufuctumq of
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1 n... m City ‘
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FUR‘S'
in query deportment. "
Minimal i
‘H'f
thore wt in eMm‘muuii*
will bolt his nomiuution to clout:
'l‘homu. -
Woupon In Mom.
The homoerotic Wide. point
position to offer good commit ,
nopuhllouuu who will not not ‘
the hand. of Epsom him
their atone-oi u ionniduolo w
the control oi! the scout».
no u muttarcttuot unnum-
upon «only loud “thorny with! .
out won that (loom it. no
president pro tom. of the scooter.
odor Judge John iii. item, or.
port. 0. ., dyodtortliwool him
the pinch of ohuirmuu of the ' ~ -
on tho iiidloiury. :
sitcom was» also
com
on. mutual. saw our
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