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TO LET FOR SALE
BOARDERS WANTEDM-TWO DAN- To LET—~AT.2 l-ilGH‘STo ONE, FOR SALE~HORSE. WAGON
bury Normal School girls. Board two or three furnished rooms, suitable and harness. inquire Mrs. Petersen.
$3.50 per week. Large room, all con-
veniences. Mrs. H. H. Davis, 91 North
St, Danbury. Conn. n21 3t
WANTED-MYOUNG WOMAN FOR
for light housekeeping. Also single
rooms at reasonable prices. n21 lit
to LET—~TO SMALL‘F‘AMTLY, on
rooms, 18 Union St, upstairs. Inquire
Darien, R, F. D. 40.
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n20 3t
\FOR SALE-JlA'NDSOME BLACK
Russian lynx furs, large collar and
mutt trimmed with beads and tails.
.
reasonable prices.
90 “Washington St. l
, , You
and FineSt Groceries
iare
Phone 410 '
carries a full line of Delicacies and Holiday Specialties at most;
can depend on the quality. til The Best?
to be had at THE DAVEY STORE:
. South Norwalk, Conn.
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To the llourd of County Commission-
ers ot‘ li‘alrfleld County:
'1 hereby apply for a transfer of a.
license No. 78 to sell 'Spirltuous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale, lager Ilect‘.
lthlue Wine, and Older from John
(Make at 25 Day street to Antonio
llecesare at 25 Day street, Town of
Nora-elk. The proposed place of bus-
iness is not located within 200 feet
in a direct llllttiof a Church lddipce
or Public School-house. or the prem-
ises pertaining thereto, or any Peat
(Milt-e. Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk this 14th day of
November, A. D, 1913.
ANTONIO DECESARE.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
upphtution ol‘ the above named An-
tonio lit-cesare for such license, and
we do severely t-erttly‘eacll for him-
scltf that We are taxpayers owning real
estate situated in said Town of Nor-
walk
Dated at. Norwnlk this 14th day of
November. A. D. lilltl.
.‘bhn Cidenseltlnger, John “W, Thins.
Mario Maroon, l’hlllp Siomcnsky.
Thomas Village.
l hereby certify that the nbovo nam~
ed endorscrs are electors and taxpay-
ers, as doilned by law, ol‘ the Town or
Noru‘ulk,
listed at Norwulh this 14th day or
November, A. I), Will.
lililltl'lldlt'l‘ R. SMITH“.
Town Clerk.
ll‘lt Ill
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noun Ld M B s
are the ones that tall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a BAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Nun‘opo
Under new management
THE FORMER
Lane Restaurant
Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
There were no general
mmBBWBE
lllglttiiflzlillce negligent) night flz‘gm 11018. Wm. ~l-lillsdou, 6 Elizabeth St. n21 3t This meaeon’o styles. $15; going
‘ ' ‘- “1' ‘ e ween an - - «m- ~—--' South. Address “Perfect," care Th= '1 . .
Must be 11:11: to tlulrnish bgst trill? fet- TO LET-ON on BEFORE DECEM- Sentinel. n20 ltt . Don't Forget, We Give Still Trading Stamps
erences, . 1‘855 u care oil as. her 1,‘one large and one small upurt- , i . ,
.1121 3,, meat. Both very attractive and com- FQRySALE—«A BRAND NEW OLI- 10 STAMPS .WITH FANCY; MIXED NUTS, lb........ ......... . ............... 15c GOLDEN GRAIN
iortallle. Heat and hot water turnish- ver ty ewritsr, 2'.00 below ti 1 l- . ‘ l ,
WANTED-MESSENGER BOY. 1N. ed. inquire 53 West Ave. nul angles. A1803 librnlesa $20nglIh§l~ Atlas Cocoa, 1 4 lb. can ........ ....10¢ FINEST WALNUT’B, Ib............ ................ , . ..... 18c ,
quire at Telephone omoo mil 3t -.. bia graphohhone for $15. The so. All” WOW-1‘4 “i- can ---------- 10° NEW IJAYER 'FIGS, “3...... ...... 15c ~ ,
TO LET—FIVE no M's. ALL IM- mar, 76 Washln ton st. 3t , ‘
wasrem—nr GERMAN wo- movements. 37 Smith?“ St. Inquire ..._-.- _... g "19 3 1m 0"“ Jam """" 25° nos. lN PACKAGES. EACH ...................... 5c
mall, Washing and ironing and clean- united Grocery 'Co. 2 4120 if .. l W "M-..~._.m- ’1 3 glasses Oval Honey """"" "'2“ l s ‘ AGK E Q. 5 "
gfimbipfigfafmhorlu Wigglillfthat’ll‘laoylitfr To. E—UPSTAI‘RS APART- "OTHER GOOSE “ARRIVAL V Marachino Cherries, 1 glass bottle.45c COLUMBU DATES’ P AG "3 """"""""" f“ c Best for Pastries and Pies—tor Bread ,. -
Are” R, F. D. 37. : n21 3t meat, six rooms. every improvement, “A8 BIB SUCCESS :l Davey’g Imp. Sauce .............. 18c ARAB DATES, I GLASC PACKAGE .. .................... 10:: it is incomparable, .
, new! decorated. 'No. 150 East Ave, . - , . l .................. too I .- .
WANTED-BY ran MANAGE- Norwyulk. Inquire of John N. Kline, (Com, ‘ d F" m . Ii Davey“"‘"‘°"' ”ma” W" """ 25° FANCY} “EOE” RA'S'NB' PACKAGE ' Barrel ..... . ....... . ........... $5.50 . .
meat of Merrill Business College, sev- 21 West Main St, Norwalk. Tel. No. me .om ‘ “it Page.) Atlas Table Salt. pkg ------------ 10° FANCV SEEDLESS RAISlNS, PACKAGE 12c “ -. " .
era] young men to (ill clerical posl- 1293.3. “20 3t . 9‘ Atlas Tapioca 10c l 24% “’3' 69°
“0,15 Ammoamg must be experienced loyalty before, during and after the n“ CLUSTtER TABLE RAISINS .......... .............. 150 7 lbs 25 ,
in office work and be excellent Ipen- RENT—ON DEC_ 1, BEAUTIFUL carnival will always remain a pleasant Atlas Cornstarch ......... . ...... 10a i M: 15 ' ' ------------------------- 6,
llleil- “21 3t new 6 room residence, all modern 1111- memory. The daily press has aided as :: Atlas Cracker ‘Meal .............. 10:: ”we? DATES' P KAGE """""""""""" c 3‘19 ”’5 ----------------------- - 13°
movements, electric, as, etc. 5 min , , , . . . . ................. 1o
_WANTEO—MACNINISTS. SOUTH Em, from East Norwflk depot “he in many ways and we feel grateful lot it Beets. 1 glass can ..... . ......... 12¢ EVAPQMTF‘D PEACHES" P°UN° °
borfllkilnshrefrlng 'Co. infill 3t ltttlcatio‘n. Inqulrfo‘Maé'ini‘ anstréif- :3 ljliheilllexmfilmill“? i" pure Maple syrup, 1 glass bottle,.25c EVAPQRATED APRICOTS, POUND . ................. 20c 25 3. a H_ STAMPS WITH
WANTED—JEAN 0N mo“. 03‘; meanl' “3 as ”g 0313 6'; turned children have been publisher: l‘ Atlas Beet Extract ....... . ...... 25c pawl-ts, LARGE SIZE. POUND .................... 15c Atlas Vanillu.2 oz. bottle ......... 25o '-
Elli: Sig‘liittlietloc $4,000'on new modern '— ‘ ‘ “ twice. This is also true of the chair- ll Armour's Boulion Cubes. box ..... 250 pRUNgs' MEDIUM ‘SIZE, 2 pounpsnnunmm: ...... 25c ‘ 1 ..
8 0 B 8- Boa 685. South Nor TO LET APARTMENT, 1b PINL man i l h a d l i . A A“ J n P d 10, . 2° STAMPS WW”
walk, Conn. n19 6t st, Inquire otlice or a. and o. Corset ° “‘0‘ .00 l a“ *1“ 9” “55‘8" n as “ y W 8’ ------------ “ ouvas, 1 GLASS BOTTLE—QUEEN ................ 25c An I 2 b m , ‘
-~ Coma“ ins her. Nearly all are members of Atlas Mustard ................... 10c , , “3 ”em“! 02- ° 9 -------- 30°
WANTED—4‘0 ‘BUY ALL KINDS Y- the Hon Ch ti , MARMALADE, MILLER'S IMPROVED .................. 15c _ -
‘ d It B t. k t. i n12 ti 1e apter and known to one , .
if“? t,“x,,ig°‘,;,,;igs ff: ,gtgafwgr cg: nnoiiler- ’80 with one additional word 1! .. "’0 STAMPS ““1"" CRANBERRIES, POUND . . . .. ................... . ......... 10c 40 s. e H. STAMPS WITH
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H. To LET—FOUR ROOMS. WITH 0i iimnka and praise. l will-pass on to ti 1 “’- 1’95‘ T“ a“ “3d """"" 60° “Lug SEASONING (pOULTRy) CAN . .. 10c Davey’s imp. on, 1 glass houlo....70c ~
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. all improvements, corner COWS anilununy things which-are unknown to n """""""
029- it Firii SiS- 1“in"? 3- “WWW“ you. You are all anxious to hear the 3‘; 6° STAMPS W‘T” NONE‘SUCH MINCE MEAT, PACKAGE .................. 100
k . Witter Si» 0? 21 First Si- 023 ii , ,, 1 lb. finest Teas ................. 500 ‘ , ATLAS CEYLON TEA
CLUETT, PEABODY & 60.. INC., > deta ls of my financial report, and sol II sHELhED SMALL ALMONDS, POUND , ................ 50c Trial size . 10
have situations to offer on shirt work, To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL will give you figures first. . . , ' 20 ’ ...................... c .,
power machines, steady work. 08 ti! improvements. large grounds; reason- Door and ‘bancony receipts. . . $403.90 n 50 STAMPS WITH C‘TRON’ CANDIED’ POUND """""""""""""""" c 1-4 lb. package .................. 15¢
—--— ___ able to right party. 186 Main St. Grape mm at) 08 3“ 1 lb. good Ten ......... ....40o LEMON OR ORiANGE PEEL. POUND ................... 15c . 1o STAMPS ,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82 ‘ """"""""" ' . I . _ . ...... . _________ 15
FOUND' FortSt.. East Norwalk. Phone 331. “WWW” ”00‘“ ------------- 131-0? 9.! so STAMPS WITH PUMPK'N' 1 GLASS 2/2 0"" """" "
FOUND f1 POCKETBOOK CON- 018 [1 Candy box ................... 113.70 " 1 n). finest blend Coffees '''''''' 35¢ CURMNTS. NEW CLEANED ........................... 12c % m. in package 01' CM) ......... 3°C
’iitllllllg money. Inquire at. this Of- —sz I:lillcy booth ................. gill“). ii 25 STAMPs WITH J'AIMS,,ATLA'3 BRAND, JAR ............................. 15c 25 S. & H. STAMPS FREE
hoe. n19 .lt cottages with all improvements, may il‘iiglvltiibbogfiii ----------------- E32: ll ' fi _ 30° JELLY, snows FINEST,J-AR ............................ 15c
.__. for Occulliiiicy NOV- “3‘- “eni 520- F0” m 0° """"""""" ‘ ‘3‘ ii 1 “" "0pm” C0 8e """"" s. to Rt PLUM puoome. 1 POUND CAN ................ 23c ATLAS BRAND COFFEE
BUSINESS NOTICES sale on easy terms. Inquire ol‘. Chas. Gypsy Camp ...... . ......... .. 12.04 1 . ‘ .
E. "Hoyt, at The South Norwaik Trust ‘Ret'l‘csllment garden .......... 119.50 a '10 STAMPS WITH Fl- & Hi PLUM PUDDING: 2 POUND CAN ---------------- 43C 131 1 lil- calla. each ................ 35c , V, '
soEgo?[Erelllltfenrfl'gfitfiosvoefiflfi? 00' ‘ °m ”“031“? ”(will ------------------- 71-00 ' ’ 1 lb. highest hiendaSnntos ......... 25c THYME, SAGE, MINT. ETC., 2 PACKAGES FOR .......... 5c 25 s. e H. STAMPs FREE
night. Dancing from ii to 12 p. in. .._L__ LOST Doll grove ................... 387.25[ 1 \ ‘
Ladies free, all) 3t. Santa Claus house ............ 28.13
‘ i ‘ LOSTQBANK BOOK NO. 18078 Arts and crafts ............... 58.35 . ,, > s o
. SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND issued m, 80““, Now.” Snmgsmme m, “in, bum ,,,,,,,,, 914.33! ‘ All Atll'dCllVB Price ~~
f‘miwfmgleeémgg 0(ggéléga2fg::g(§x‘d£§z llauk. Finder will please return bookicobweb booth 02 '37! S . . A E " tC ff . ~
m, .u '_ . “ ‘p‘ ................ ,. . :,, . \ ~
and carpets beaten,“ signs polished. t? “a“: ban-k “9 "“5me “3?, 2??) hide shop's ................... 27.00, ‘ - . : n xce en 0 68
‘n‘end postal Box 616, South Norwalk. 8 ”me ' " " ' —l , .-,
, "18 0t Total receipts .............. $2,605.03l
‘5‘ \‘Vu x,‘\,‘ x,‘\,‘ )‘\u \‘ \ ‘
-[‘-1'/']~f-"/-4 -I'l‘.
and the small expenses at each booth.
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Lite, Marine, Plate.
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
were met by the lleiiiiiillli C(lllil‘iilil'icontributed decorating grains. l-lollnes.
tions of the ladiomin charge. No com‘ Kepler & Kent Co. were liberal donors
pillueutury tickets were issued, no, to this booth. The booth was decor-
tlckcts sold outside the Armory. Furiutod by G. ll. Richmond and ills able
- in
33331112? in reliable prompt llil)’ g pri‘Jtlng we glvo thanks to “‘9 "Didi“ assistants. For two months soliciting
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Tel. 345. 155 Washington St. tripling Company, Gardner i’i‘eiiil._ior this booth has been going on
Hour Printing (.‘o., l“. S. Lyon and J.
W. Gorllam.
We are grateful to the State of Con-
necticut tor the use of the Armory. We
appreciate the kindness and gifts of
Capt Albert Mossman and the Sixth
Company and Lieut. A. C. Hoyt and
the Naval Militia. Much praise is due
Sergeant Luther Whitney for ills days'
of patience and hard labor. We are
indebted to the J. H. Smith estate and
lit. 6. Hunford tor palms and bay
trees; to illoyt's. and Cornstock and
Lyon's nurseries for trees and shrubs,
to lrvlng liail, L. J. Reynolds, C. in
Barker, ’l‘otteu Express 00.. id. J. Fla-
herty and Adams Express Company
th rou gh
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR lc PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E.R.Bradley 8: Co.
GENERKL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tina Specialty, Slate and
Shingle. Stack Painting.
11 Wilmington 8t. So Norwalk.bonn,
Phone 781.
M
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJ UETM ENTI-
LATEBT METHODI.
F. BARTHOL, D. ,C.
l I Atlantic 8t. Mumford, Conn.
bud? Attendant. Rent Rooms.
oath Norwnlk Office-48 Meadow at"
7-8 p. m.
Phone connections.
~10uro-9 a. m.-5 p. m. louder. Wou-
ueaday. Friday, 8:80 p. m.
SPINAL ANNA/all FREE.
chaser.
Canaan.
ed bounteously, 'Mrs. Charles Macnmb-
,Wltt brought in many gifts and thir-
teen dollars in cash. The many i'ruit
growers in Wilton sent wagon loads of
seated Westport. So much enthusiasm
was created in Westpurt that a Home
Chapter or nearly 100 members will be
'When you stop "Drinking," think
of the money you'll save; besides.
for lt’Qeédeliverles. .Keelrr's livery and
iy by carrying goods to and fro. Au~
tomobiles and many carriages belong
vice. I ,
Our thanks are due (illnrlcs L. (Yule.
James, W. J. lluttery for selling “105ml“. “pawn by the large receipts turn-
collecting tickets: Sergeant Titoulus‘ied m,
MOOI‘G. John Toothtll, Frank :8. Strut-.10., Wood and "roll; the logs tarnished
ton, Joseph Crumbly and William ll. by A, A. ilctts. of Newtown liViilliiii'
wtibasluar Nadln and Church {or their
old and tho eonnllltteo from the Nuts
Enough cannot be said in praise oil ”mm-m ‘
Michael .l. l'llordan under whose dlrec~l
FIRE POLICE NOT EXTINCT. and who assisted in many and plant—1M" w” W" 1 t
told ways. Herbert. W. (tor-hum madail“ "l““h'” H“ doors “ uttl
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not lot: to disband at tho moctlnltmemm‘ supervision of the painting mid of Ulllthlll thousands at men little
lust tlialll. it betas deemed
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Willi» “iii attlou, 0' ”it city “0‘":9“ i it. Fielding had churns or the electric industry.
regarding the disposition ot‘, the litigant work and he was ably assisted py' We are so sure, that (litltlmc will
use. The man are ltmlclnsforucw and limit and (teams J. Knitting. The Unit him a trial you out to got any benefit
permanent quarters. having all the ed Electric Light Co. furnished thclrmm its use. your money will be re
club. punters and lumhcrmcn we otter sire
“.m... core gratitude.
, sober men are worth more to their em~
(‘lty Clerk Joseph .1. lananllomlmumd m BL "mm 3‘ my” and alarm and Kai "it‘ll" Willi
J The cornstalks with
urlned with records and accompanied:
by multimillion Harry W. Mather, are lillrnimled by Louis A. voltmeter. 'rlio“"i"r€5llii3 booklet about ”an,;
lu llrillgeport today. subpoenaed to f fancy strings of colored “rm ”“596 that we are illi'ilig Will "'9" on re-
mit (tollipnny from the Public Utilities 1 thur w, Northrop. o! mmmm, Much over. , p ,
Conimtssloh regarding the ‘Washlngaor the decoration ng 39m; from the Parker Pharmacv. 3 North Main
‘L. s. TRIPP, Mgr.
'm
molly Therchunts also helped us great-l
tag to our members did wonderful ser-
M. H. Nuttlng. W. ll. llaldwlu. it. ill. on this booth were busy and WOW”
Hunt. Jarvis =8. Murray. Richard FA The grape nrbtll‘ was erected by Al-
Puypo ,ior poliqg duty; the Boy Scouts a... ”a" .. .
meg Club who served both nights. IFVflu ARE A mema MA
lion the booths and alone were erectedI
The South Norwalk lt‘ire l’ollre did and mm, the street banners and boom may be .l'iiiii‘ turn next. By the
"‘5'“ to i paper hum-ting lit the Armory. l’llillp‘been restored to lives of sobriety and
ham hoss quarters for possible will“! ’ his son. tfhorles lu‘ieldiau. E. ‘ll. {falllp'ilwnsnt you that We say to you that it“
tttrnlturc necessary for a perpetual! power. To them men and the ““rJtuuded.
or APPEARING AT APPEAL. The House that Jack built was con-i
13:21: $3313.; of yellow corn were COME only $1.00 a box. We have all
appear in the appeal of the Gunmetal-loam and rye were the writ of Alu‘iliiiii‘iL Call ‘1‘ 0“" “m” and Wk it
ton street bridge matters. Ridgetleld Gruesomwullnn ‘lllitileiliiiii’e‘lb 50”“ Namath.»
'Much hard labor was expended at this
booth and the ladies thank all these
or working successfully from this dies 1
trict. prom Wilton Miss Estelle Deli nied by a chduk for ten dollars. The tops of the branches the l'ull,moon
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termed there next Monday. That the (30.. and the
chairman and local members work all by F. W. (in-gory & 00’ The ladlea'
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who contributed, especially R. E. Mor-
rison, for the ,use of his team. Much
of the decoration here was made by
Mrs. G. F. Benedict, and the booth was
the surrounding country.‘decorated by the ladies serving under
Meat. and poultry. barrels of apples the direction not the chairman of the
and potatoes. besides many other kindsl booth.
oi fruit and l'egetillllefi WGi‘B delivered‘ The household booth. representing
direct from the lll'OiiiiCili‘ ‘0 “‘8 9“";the interior or a colonial room, was
New Canaan lleoliiii were 99', erected by «H. W. Mather and men, and
pecialiy liberal giving sixty~six dollars‘ papered and painted by H. W. Gor‘
in cash as well ill! many other 003”" ham. Bert Brunstrup and Bradley Hull.
buttons of great value. Mrs. Howard| The “1de sellving made and arranged
Johnson was the committee from New the floral decorations of cllrysanthc»
West Norwalk also bestow. mums.
The pillarsllor the candy box were
curled by Hutch & Bailey, accolnpa<
box was constructed by M. J. Riordan
and decorated by Jack Kelley. Boxes
[were donated; by a. ll. Quinturd and
produce. Mrs. J). ll. Bradley, Mrs. T03 Frank Starr.
quet and Mrs. I“. H. ‘Mcllttui‘y repre'l ll'llllng tflucheb-
The ladies gave the tin-
The beautiful columns of the pergola
where fancy lgoods were exhibited,
were loaned iby l". W. Thompson a
lpergola was constructed
made the almonds used in decorations
The beautiful butterflies worn by those
serving at this booth were the work
of the skilled fingers of Mrs. H. V.
Curr. .
The sulnluisr house where plants
and flowers were sold was erected by
M. J. Riordan and decorated entirely
by the ladies ll'charge. 'l‘hcsewomon
express obit alien to Trauudly it
tlchenck, at 'l‘ wayton. for the magnifi-
i
You had lleiliil‘ liloli iii "“0" or 3'0“.” ' cent chrysuutbohuuus; it. (i. lvlanl‘ord.
Every line of husiuhas J. it. t-llnltll oblate. it. 10.
l
“Drinking" men. ,0. Whelpioy.
Morrison and
beside many other cou-
trlbutors. .
The heart booth was constructed by,
A. it. .Malklll (t Co. and decorated by‘
the ladies in charge. ’l‘hesc ladies
thank the many merchants who so lith‘ ’
orally colltrltutcd to the mock pics.
The array (incamllmtillt was built"
by W. ll. McMahon. Mrs. lrvlng l-ialll
didlnurll to links this camp s success.l
'l‘hn pumpkil vizlcs were made under!
the direction or Mrs. lluxter and Miss‘
ltllommcdleu. assisted by those who:
served as slants. Thanks are due
Mrs. Jennings. Miss Donne, Miss ,lrllp-
sou, Miss Mills. and Miss Stapleton
i
for fortune telling.
The pictullesque ice cream garden
was built by‘ r. H. vllediont. Mra.'W..
F. Lockwood planned for this garden
beforelsllo y it called out or town. The,
roses were ads other home. the ma,
terial behl ler personal gift. The pl-
vet came f Olll 'Comstock it Lyon. The
garden was decorated under the su~
pcrvision of Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier.
Much credit is due Mrs. Austin ulld all
the committee. especially the extra 111-
dies, who served Wednesday evening.
Ann Anthony gave her services for two
. days and two nights.
The ‘cake booth was erected by Wil-
liam IB. Richards and men. and decor-
ated under the direction at Mrs. C. J.
McNamara. Pampas grass was de-
nated by G. E. Cotpstock, and poppies
made by the ladies serving at the
booth under the direction of the chair-
man. Thanks are due those who de-
livered cakes gratis.
The pine grove, from .which over the
shone. was the home of many beautiful
dolls. who rocked in their cradles
nestled among the trees. It was under
the direction of the chairman. This
committee was indebted to M. J. Rior-
dan tor lumber. and help; to Louis A.
Lehmnier for the services oi his man;
also. to Mr. Lehmuior and T. M. An-
drews for the use of their automobiles.
The Santa Claus house ‘wns made
by H. V. Carr. the chimney and fire.
place built by M. J. mouths and men.
The past of Santa Claus was taken by
Willie Fagun. who tilled the role to
perfection. The ladies at this booth
thank the merchants, who auvo so
liberally, and the exprtlsslllell, who
served so willingly. The house was
painted and nurtured by ll. W. Gor~
ham, Illert Brullstrup and Bradley lluli
and decorated by Mrs. Walter Harvey
Weed.
The lamp shade, the home of arts
and crafts. was built by llohert lleli‘or-
out and men. it was pnpored and paint-
ed by it. W. tiorham and «loeorutcd by
the ladies in charge of the booth. The
HUB—MARK
Ruegfns
See that the HubeMcrk a on a...
rubber before you buy. it h your
insurance of Standard First Quality
Rubberl’ootwurfor manpower.
COLD I"!
M. H. CLOVER
J. LIVENGTEM ’
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_ Knight street; Joseph Glliotto and 0th
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'vul
artistic motto was the work of H. L.
'lientz. The ladies are indebted W
Architect A. N. Paddock for the bean-
tiful plans of the home which graced.
this booth. ‘
The cobwel booth was constructed”
by Wood Bros. and decorated by C. J.
McNamara and Jerry Ahearn. m
cobwcbs and spiders were added by
the ladies in charge. .
The committee on side shows arty .
indebted to the A. M. a. Church, or ,
era for the success or this enterprlhl.
Special mentign should be made of
Joseph Cornell, E Stephens, '3. Moon
and F. Austin, the barkers. Thanh
are due Hurry Rider for the use (if
his auto and Mrs. W. E. Marvin for
use of team and man. . ,
Joseph W. (lorham was chairman at
the music committee and our mtltufi
is due the Norwalk Musical Union {or 5
the splendid music both evenings. ~
The following men aided in cream. "'
the stage. decorating the Armory and
in many others ways: (l. G. Richmond.
“Ralph Knapp, Paul Iskiyan, Gm
lsiyun, William iiillea, :ilarlw Guilt.
M. J. Howard, William Brkucqlr.
Riordan, lrvlng and Jessie Rum
Fred Fulfillllld.
i cannot close my report within”:
word of appreciation for the vicar-MW
than. Mrs. lrvlng llall. who printed lit
the children's names and manyot t
motions, and who rendered tumult
service along every line: Mrs. Robert.
ll‘. Way, Mrs. (i. ll). (’iomutocitvand’lldl,
Marion llilommmlien also helped-with
advice and labor in many dcpertma
other than those assigned. thalidhclnc
tag to straighten out many it inflow
tllrcud. Our thanks are due Mrs. {3
‘11. Cole untd Mrs. W. ll. llaldwln, 0)"
care of tickets and helpers atolls Mill
llnoualao, Miss Lydia Scour. who
ably assisted Wednesday stun-n
We appreciato the ametuucy or ill
Way in ll‘er entire churae of the slim
taitllhcnt and gratefully acknowl '
the labor of the conllnlttae who all
ed and cared for the childre '
wore Mrs. llall, iMlss Ulla
Mrs. llodWell, Miss Marjorie .
Mrs. bouts Potter and Mrs. it.
8mm. _ '
There timeliness on man '
aids tllat'wit‘litiiifbeen hard to _
her all. Ir‘anyWhave been 0 '
has been list-accident, and ’l
them that thiwllclp was nor
appreciated." .. _ . .
Respectfully submitted,‘ ‘
”MINERVA M. ii);
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Norwalk Chronicler