I. . 15:14. 44:4 tenbEsndt’s millinery444 store, re 4 LET ‘r- ‘ OM 29 South MAM street. oter Griffin. , 4 enhiult their claims tor settlement. I Those who neglect to present their . District or NorwalE. es” Probe-to "Court, Deoember11.A. 11,1912. a . . Estate in Connecticut of Lydia A.‘I , I I Peck. late of Brooklyn. in the city ‘snd state of New York. _ The Count of Probate tor the Die- triot of Norwalk, hath limited and al- I lowed six months from the date here or tor the creditors “oi! said estate to , Accounts. properly attested, within .9st time. will debarred a recovery. .‘All persons in ebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pey- iment to 4. . 1r . JOHN B. PECK. 4 .. Executor. . 187 Hooper St, Brooklyn, N. Y. “IIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIsII IIIIIIIIII IIIII IC‘XLarge Aulomoliile Party Piioled ‘ byl. B. Rider See How so. florwalk Makes Electricity ”on: 23 30 Superintendent A. E. Winchester, the Bosrdoi Electric Commissioners and the clerks at the South Norwell; Municipal Electric pleat entertained the president 0! the Board ,9! Trustee, the Retard and other city olflclsls o! IWlIite Plains at the Iplsnt on Satur- dsy morocco. mobility of investing about 9800.090 .49 I, .municipol electric llghtug plunt I 4.444, ”certain, it possible, the secret at I, like local institution's. wonderful sue ' ‘6 nose and to investigate the South Non Moll: plant. The Visiting delegation stings lute ; ‘ iii the afternoon in three big musing: Ilbllos. piloted by Joseph B. Rider. 9. dis «Itihgulehed and successful engineer cl Souls city. who is outraged in general , glneerins work in. connection with o Crotch Water Works and Who is t k in s. consulting capacity for White Plains. pleat mos cerefiily gone over by the And it was noted that pt busy telling notes but Iwiiile Plains is considering the ed ,Aud'seut its omcials here on Saturday I The counties or the 11 ol- 4 e in. ‘ this went on. The scientist: west lLlly‘ anxious to learn the secret ‘ _ coco-L ot the blunt one More 4 Call 42 two and tour 9.. ASL from 97 to 940 per month on Woodbury Ave. Rents classes. Fatima Bron. TO LET-1A FLAT 0F 7 ROOMS, ”No. 8 West St. Also an 8 room house on Putnam Ave. John E McMahon. 56 West A76. 4 1120 St “to LET—'4Nlilw B ROOM HORSE. improveInenIts, on trolley line, 10. min- utes from post oliice: also 6 room new house an Slocum St. Goo. Mitchelll.144 1'0 LETwAPARTMEN’I‘ AT: 39 Chspel St. and 215 Washington street. Inquire 64 south Main St. did it suiteill 1'0 LET~HAMILTON AVE. HALE or two-remuy house. 8 rooms. and 8‘- room list; all improvements; good con- ditlcn; one block from railroad station. Joseph ll. Taylor. BUSINESS NOTICES TURKISl-l BATi-ls FOR THE treatment or gout. rheumatism. etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr.4 Wedsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.? o Mews Moons»: oooornsii ooot end shoot sensit- Loos. All new snow mode work: Flt sod canto 9:1:de 28 Well Wuhinston S45 4.9.. Mme. A. Liebermaun Fashionable Dressmaking cuIIIhg Taught so I-IL'vIILno 8L4 A A....A....W "W a DARIEN Nouorou .3 G. D. mm of Dorian is confined tor his .home with illness. die was op pointed one at the judges of leeriowl for the poultry show Lt Medieval: Square Garden “for this week. our. and litre. while»: '1'. And" North street. Stanford, (eve a. dense Krissy night tor their clill 493 Mm alleles. mo sum. and tart T0,. LET—«AT "Tl-IE JOHNSONIAN " one double room. suitable for fictitio- . men or married couple. Light housee totaling privileges. dZHlt ' s13 fl. 4, >4 ‘ DIN". A colitil . « Tb: be lvlil to held from ' SOCIETY. m Society dield this (133.8 December 91. 1912. 1st. HILLIA DIVIdend Notice 126T?! SEMI-ANNUAL DWI'DEND 40? THE NORWALKII 8AV4ING8:4 Norwslk, 90:121.. ._ Deconsber 12,1912. meeting of Director! 0! this the rate or B‘O’BR (I!) sue:- cent per sna- num was declared to Depesjitors ,. the earnings or the six slough: endliig The same will be entered on hail hooks and said on and we: Janus?! .10, 1918. I. , , Money deposited on or Elders lon- 4 ury 10th 1913, will draw from “:1qu CURTIS President. 4 EREDERlGK A. ELLS, Treasurer. _ dividend, a; 4i. NYLON“ ry lNewall Gillum. died keen ready wit. torture yam ‘Lgo. WR’NI ON: NOAD T0 “EDDY 4 thnfilbs one it e. tilde ell NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING, in West Washington Street Tel, eifloo. 1099-3; halite. 693. W W DENIES All EENEREES Mrs. Martha ”album. 4 Shirts. Marthe Morey. widow at Ben- 16 Rowan street,'lllost.Ncrwslk. yes- terday in the eighty—third year or her age. .I lit with pneumonia only s low , deye, her death come; es a shock to . her many friends: by Whom she was - beloVed tor berIsiiuny disposition and She was s native oi! Kent. Conn. but come to News“: “Her busbsnd died in 1898 and ghe has since mode her home with her dsughter Mrs. Lee :44 Astepdsughtsr Mrs. Willism’ c m on. church yestei'ds‘lr and a large a...» “£4 1. __ gregotion was preset to enjoy the musical program smmfirlste to the flat!” w 9 40“ season" More are: our illegible was “his once some» North; :91le :“i t!!! “We ‘ ' 44 4444444 to the .44 The south Norwslk Congregational \ ‘ Sunday wheel twill hold its. Christ4m at her home " Knllihl Streetq‘, Howleys "The . Christ Child" were tune of the violin was it great old in ,‘bl‘lhglng out the liner qualities. The violinst was Milli Ethel Becker. 4 The choir is comprised Ls toliews: sopranMrs. Lilli“ Sherwood-New- kirk. contrslto-«Mre Reed fisviisnd. Tenor—diorama S. hutch; mos-— Freak Nash. Violinist-fill“ Ethel Booker. organist end director-«Alex. 8 Gibson , . Rev. E. F Mearegor, poster on Bethlehem at the Sunday school les- ols and Mrs. Newhlrk layered with solos. . Christmas music was given at the Aficaii Methodist oierclsss this evening at 7: 30 o "clock. Mr. and Mrs. Goal-lee Hill of De- lioit, Mioh.. m spending the Chl‘lst- mos holldllys with relatives in toilh. The bgrge Mildred is discharging a cargo or 550 tons of coal at RayMlind Brotherl' docks. I . Misq Anneliwleynob has Accepted 1: nesitlon aim entered noon her duties as stenosrsp‘her Lt Raymond mete. ers‘ emcee. in Washington street. I... seeding Miss moms Smith. ’ South Manuals ohms... ‘., The Christmas season was celebm ed by molest services in several of the 809th N4, douvoi'L o4: choirs inst v 4 bond and never hove the churéh hood :he9r morobe been 'iiigcomi'ortebly worsted fresh a r corner North Main slid west 3...... bsrwouisrly line and the added lea. ’ few days ego It is underlined that on original will more the'estste to Air. . plained the meshing oi the Star oi , Lien The school sous Christlilas our. ’ 4 ford has it repute color Supply— 8 sol: she)»: till I M Layton 8: Co. (INC) Reel Estate Led me...“ A A I South N rwslk Horace R. Nash A...~ I SUBS FOR AUTO ESTATE. 'owmwnicu. Dec. 23. ~George Mervin Need 3‘ nephew, has entered on Appeal droid probate of the will of Mrs. Rocha}! Ann Keep, who died: a Need. but the ccdicli to Which obieo' lien is littered, . dishes distribution among a undies:- oi nebhews and bloc: es; TODAY: M ' l. _ The ruinous esumcur weengy. enthuse ‘Hasmonv. THE rode-commas WEDDING. I coinmo GHRIB‘TMA8 our. _ THE DEAD PAY8. This is a great Cbristiuss feature which you ought to see. m Murillo: also. A great Key-Bee 2 reel denture en; Lille 9. I I emit "rues"- Boys slid Youths High Gut Stem: Shoes ' $3! SaBdOESSSI'ORE Ladiés’ Felt Slippers 45100 and $1 25 GLOVER'S THE PLACE 4 $4 00 and $4.50 GLOVER’S IIjTHE PLACE Q , Men’s Slippers 500 and 2. 00 GLOVER’S THE PLACE Men s’ Ralstou Shoes ' NetiCe GLOVER’S SHOE STORE o‘pon Every Evening Until Xmas. TWO STORES 4 Norwelk. So. Nomalk. house this winter IL to‘ lure & .-.-.-.4.'.‘.:.;-;.:-;.:u'-: - p: n: u; n 'n :- :I,I:3.I_l:-.I:I:':'.'.'.-.--4I.l comfortable on the Isolde“ 49 m... the facilities or the. tell you whether L not 4 or Bin-Ln: Breton: will: for youto be Vsm~m ‘muni; System :th will We'll Lucy In. mutton 'L‘s'L'LII'I1e1I:L:L:I:-:L;I Fresh Stet
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