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M enmewsuluv hfi
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n1 trim
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IW«: I" “W. N“
2? WASHINGTON
tongue. mm m m.
Christmas two weeks from yester~
. Janos sheehim. or South Norwelk.
mm recent visitor at the human!
urns-WA. White“, Nam
ill Pill llllli PElli'lE
DRUGNOT FL H. BAXTER OFFERS ‘
1'0 PAY FOR. ME IF iT. .
Doe. No: Make Thin People
EAT
«Winter (ape. winter owe O'Brien-
3‘ WV
v Dreee “Shit Cases
Accessories for
Mr. and Mrs. lien-y nderhlli. or
:72 Main erect are colebrhting the
k lint ”unwary 0: their marriage to.-
day. Ind will attend the Hippodrome.
New York. thin evening.
Pale thin people are simply an
ing from want of nourishment. They
may out enough but their food is not
soul. I I.
Game; the rernarkoble flesh torm- r
Hide My Phillipe. who has been '
‘ In athernome in South Norwnik, with “IE food should in Imd by all who;
typhoid 'te‘v‘ér. ie expected to resume "8 pale, Weak Ind thin ‘ It mlnsloe
“W “W in Center school, with the (odd and aids assimilation.
madman dial-Christina. ’ so that when taken for a short time.
. . nature ,wIVI‘r' an; uncut her ”mill
? Tim “W3 E“ WM”. new. powers. and fit:e toad that is eaten will,
at C. E bows. ‘ V. aivo strength andIgood dosh. ’ “A?
I » The woman who longs for red:
““9“ mant “me and Wm“ 3- cheeks and the plumpneud’ or beauty
‘ 13‘ WWW. mine us. W The ma who
There will be an im I t meeting wants t0I be strong and well and gain
or the scum Nomuk Musical Proteo ham" “d 50°“ “93" '1“ find “3 (‘9'
the Union. in the American Band ”"9" “WWW“! by 83111059-
room. Sunday. December 14.toiioflm Sock remarkable renuta have to!
by e good time in guard with good “W911 the usual Samoan that Druzzlflt‘
things to out. i. , F‘ H Baxter is willing to my for the:
W. ~ . treatment if it done not zlvo the do
*lnteet styles in derbioe. O'Brien' 3. sired results. He makes this offer
properly disented and does them no! V
"r.
I 1; hoaxes, epproprhtelyulicdprated. will};
ITravgling V V
Sweatera . _. ,9
Hate .. . '
Free.) Holiday
generally and wants all who are thin.
The Waterman or theyeor week and out or health to not a box
are close at timid. but the latent morn‘ or Samoan from him on those terms.
In: do not occur until the latter part 1:
at the month. The winter solstice 012- 'Good to _
«r- on D’eoember 22 the‘ beginning the “Magi: m E” b“ ““1 ’°'
of actual winter. ‘
a
..W-
Tlie indieu' Aid (Society met at the .
home ol‘ Mrs, L, w_ Guilos, of Silver -:-;. ‘-: z ..z z :
mineyenterdny. A pleasant ““31.an “A S tl tab in time
saves nine”
was spent. but no meeting was held
because some of the unicorn did not
This applies in meal as much ii
not more than conning cine. it
put in on appearance.
oevity or decoy never gels mailer
otter it titurtl. it grow nights
1 find Sundeye, inst like interest on I).
note. The only thlné that win
Frank H. Merrill, or the Silver Luke
ice tiompany. who lion hall the bound
owned by him in Silvermine avenue.
Fourth District remodeled and rebuilt,
in moving frmn Maple utreet. First
Mutrict. to that place.
«top it in It well inserted filling.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
DENTISTRY IS THE PAID PRINCL
PAL THAT STOPS THE iNTEHEBT
iii no. Main St, to. Remain.
“Women's 11)de slimline. nil col-
on. M, Counohily and Ermkon's.
um Chino... Ambler. Mine Windmill
Raymond Mrs. C J' neWitt and Miss
I" spirit.” Where 300$ canibe so boxedlf fine charge is
made for the boxes.
i
i
t
, with “W'I‘Q‘FI
l
Tot-it Tuesday, for a tour-days visit
with relatives and friends.
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TELEPHONE 108.
Abigail ltundie attended the hoepitui
benefit whiut at the new city hall.
South Norwnlk. ‘iln: Friday or inet
woek.-'itldgoiield Il’reen.
HOURS: ii A. M. T0 S P. M.
SUNDAY. IV APPOINTMENT
w—Winl where and about tor
anl. ('3. E. Dow.
Di
Hugh 10. fibulvoy. or Denbury. more-
tnrytreeeum oi the tint minnow
Modulation. him returned to the city
m Seattle. Ween. where he has
been Minding the helical convent
‘ Vtton of the American Federation oi in.
her. as a delegate from the timed
Hittite of North Amerinl.
F S LYON
Accounts
II"!
Womomed in tent
Buying. Went
Whenrowtnter»
at mum that or
cool: mill at four
per cent, par with
South hermit
Trust Co. ‘
in“ Wm
(Shim.
Uiiocolutn Slit. ‘iinvurin i‘hina
. ...... 0.00 a In
loo Grimm Bot, Nippon Chino.
............ 00*. M
tinny Set, Nippon Chin.
W . $5.00 | "t
(hatchet . ..... .. 03.03 p out
Grunge howl $3.08 It lot
tilled iii-hes in fluvrrln and
Nippon 41.93, $2.00 and “-1“
‘ lion lion iliahen. worm «in»
slime in French and Nippon
Ohinu . . “.50. 32.60 and 33.2»
(Solemn (Smoker Jere. Nippon
. China ......m... IMO non
Sugar and Cremn Sela .
.....u-ui $3.00 W "-50
uMauett
omen. ,. .
AflL KINISS OF
,.FRESH FI H
Oysters and Clams
and EscaliopsFresh Daily
Opened Long Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge FishMarket
were botivenv.
Holiday Display
of Hand ' Painted China
An elegant Imminent or dulnty pieces of Hand Painted
(layered (\heeuo Dionne. Nippon
iamici'mu'iei. lint/uric. nod Nip- ,
you China . . ..
Sandwich
”32 $0 Md $3.50
”.50 end $200
Plates and (lope. el-
IIorted dentition. Nippon Chine.
Jolly. in;
OI‘IOI
....... $1.00 a let
NiirponChinn
I“ 00 I M
in.
Ewen I'rmyo, «sorted decimal.
in French and Nippon Ohim
ia:..uu.ii<.
Nni. Eels.
quit
$1.00 and '2.”
Nippon Chine.
$1.60. at
Mammal» or Whnrped (it-elm
howls. Nippon chain 3 pineal
inexpensive Nippon Chino. dainty demolition, in Spoon
Bop non Dielrel, Gremlin). ate.
TIL 4,“!
.................. no; not
11m.
«on
WW“ ,
. ; 09W
' ' mensemm Vikiim P98"? new” will ' ‘
bonds My they were when to the]
may all Item to warm
Q ih e . ‘
1‘. f
‘1 WI m.
the home of B. Johnson over Sundoy
England, at mom-mu soletor the"
. oenent ot the ubreryy in Lawrence's
. 3t}!
. _ mohd’ell’ali, Wédnéédiiy evening, Jan-
:7. Coughiln’s orchestra will furnish mu
_ SIC. . . g . t;
l _ ...—...... t4 .
'y George 1.. Dunn. loi-merly oi tlili-‘IN‘
L Mrs. T éGimi-d Hoyt of Minefield.
Net'tinllh. Willi! Mnnltt gave II
Ina Flack and meter Louie Antler. ‘-
-eon. spent the 1'0er with friend! in ‘
Hamming“ Stewart. "
Lyra. .1. {Howard Hoyt went to New ..
...," .I
m J Irvin: Benedict nod doubler
lei-ado; left urchmout Morrow. and
!returned to their home here ‘
Dr. rim... Tunney end inmily Went
to Brohlyn. Saturday, and visited at V
About $48 was named for the crud-
m Slim .
«ii
S. 8. IBrinclrerhoti‘ is still. confined
to his home on Railroad avenue, but 1314. '
improving rapidly. and is expected to Z V
be out mt wok.
Ponue Tribe, No. 31, O. R. ht.) will
give at hot: and exhibition drill in Ray-
.town. has been selected as one 0! the
intone for the trial of Hans Schimilt'y 2 ‘
New York
5‘ Two operations were performed np-l
on the five months old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Wood. one on Monday and
another on Wednesday. They were. tori
mm ' .
‘-
her daughter. Miss Hoyt. and Mn
Chas. Browne 6! Mt Kieoo. enjoyed
"up. monument in Norman 11 V‘
W with Mre. Thomas 1“ RM. .‘j
Wedneedly. ' -
the town clock is new mom: m :7 ‘
I' I Mongram Rye Whiskey, per bottle
'_/-IaI-:‘V:
......
..............
Saturday Speoals
at Bcvkmmn s
20 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ......
25c can Red Top- Califiomia Asparagus . .. ...i. V
Pillsbury s and Gold Medal Flour, bag. .. .. .... ..
Jones Snperlmtive Flour, bag . z ¢
loll-'- Human...“
:3 Nice. Grape Fruit .
French Peas, ... .. .... 13¢, 15¢ and 18 pipersgan .1
WATCH FOR OUR GREAT CRISTMAS SALE HH»
JOINNING NEXT, WEEK. .
A F. Beckmann S: C
I: AND M WAlHIIIe-ron w. eourn noan
‘0.-
. :i- M. n- .
I Port or Sherry Wine, gallon .5
Caiifmnia T able Claret, perfl gallon Jug.
:I'll“‘ ‘
ulnar/Vat
”WU/'1- ~/-4-:-)-:I I
Useflll Christmas Gif
.__A1I_..
MOLTASCH’S
V Here is a store full of Splendid Xmas opmrtunitice which you
are cordially and earnestly invited to come and enjoy.
u
u
1 PLEASURE l
. i VSATlSFACTiON 1
| ECONOMY 1
Tile ‘ mm place to get
GHRiSTMAs GIFTS THISYEAR .
we have etudied, planned and worked for months past. New ev’ .I
erything ie in readiness and Iwe can say with pardonubie pride that : '
here is 21 Holiday Display that no one will want to raise.
M. Moltasch 8: Son
~ 120 WASHINGTON ST.
iiiIAlN ewes—210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
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\‘w‘
-g,v- np’n‘
W‘~n\m-\‘\
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‘l‘;
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t colonial luncheon at Ye Definite Tea:
House. this week , . I i
l * ‘ ‘ l
l A birthday supper nd ’mterteinment
took place yuat evening. in the Metho-
dirt Church Those whose birthdays .
occur within the quarter were entitled
to a seat at the birthday table.
1 Mill, Marion Benedict of Norwnih
. game to New Canaan, Monday, to visit
her cousin..Mra. Elite Crineey, South
Main ntret, and on Tuesday took din-
3 nor with her cousin, Mrs. George Kai-I
”058 Of St. John Place.
w
W. W. Stout), State Comnander oi’
the Knizhts or Maccabees. who has
been about town the past month. is
ziitill getting candidates to pain the or i
. def. The next meeting of Oenoke Tent
twill take place in the Odd Fellowa'
rooms. Tuesday evening. Dec. 16.
Holiday Stock Completé
Sitter & Morel: Emerson, and Keith
SHOES for Men .. '
E. C. Burt's. Lounsbury & Soules, C. P. Ford
SHOES for Women
Conneally SI Bracken
There will be a number of candidates '
Initiated and bullotted upon. f
m l
Patsy Benet is in receipt or a lettor‘
trom it. J. Pollitt, poet-officer inupec-II
tor. to the effect that both M lkeic and ,
Runner. the men who represented Lu';
icretla. a company ‘whlch sold lova pow?
'dBl'fi. rinxu, etc. were sentenced. 'Nov.
26; to nerve one your and one day in;
:the iI'hdernl penitentiary ut ittlontu.’
Mr. Benet. who is employed by Meteri
Meeuinzer we: thanked by Inspector‘
Point: for his help in convicting the
men. ;
.. Mm...
eph Cone. were arrested in New York.
tnin wan to ride on “The House of Ben
tinge.“
Wright Kaurmonn a novel They were
anointed on charge of producing an in-
decent play. The novel dealt with
”white. slavery. Mice Summer, Off theI
stage. in Mrs Charles iii. liloney, and.
with her husband has a summer home
on the NorWiIik road.
COULDN'T“ TANGO lN NORWALK.
A ililmilei' or loom people lam-newt
to the Nor-wall: Armory, last evening.
to attend 1: dance. S’x officers station»
...»..IW
’ . all “out the not put a ban on animal
mm»
. 7M!
timeout In their
‘ dancing or my cert Not even the "let
not” deuce: were allowed. The two-
step and “it: lied to mutiny the demo-
ere. mm m rigid in their
moment-viticulture illiterate.
com warm Iéttiflilfl‘f.l
A new «l W M end It
Cecil iiipooner and her manager, Jon,
Tuesday evening, joint before the cur- DEFEAT FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERI' i
o dramatization or Reginnidi
i
‘ newly
$5.25 PER TON
Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal
$5.25 PER TON
HARRIS . 8: GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwaik. Tel. 73;. '
u...— 4— mmfli‘m‘ WM w
Slim.
Another ovurwiiolming defeat for
municipal ownership wee uttered rev
at Grand Junction. Colorado,
.when the v0tern :Ilmott unanimously
rejected three separate pmpouuin for
ininnlelpuilxing the local public ntil~
itieu. .
"The campaign in lover of municipal
ownership was conducted by a men
Mid to be one of the moat pWari'ill
poiitieinne in weatern Uolorudo. good
bad the endorsement of the entire
city udmidletretion. in addition.
The outcome of this election shawl?
the protein trend of public nonlinear
walnut municipal ownership, u the
“Slain preposition: unlimitted to the
vomit included all degrees. from the.
ownorehip of an electric light mt . .
lime to the climillote municipalimion
a: all this utilities. .. .
Trained
men and women always lead in;
the race for pronimieu
and ‘
‘ better pay.
Hundmde nova w
wived this training which lend
. to Succee- lit
Norwalk Chronicler