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swam smoo-
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run our or 9mm
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F. A. LANE
n» woman». sir-n.
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Harry O'Brien, 0! Newark, N
spent Sunday at his home here.
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dllmbrelles tor Xmas. O Brien’ s.
Anthea latest books can be bouxht
at Donnelly’s. Read today’s advertise-
neat.
4—Readi’anamn Book adv.,IIpage 6.
W. A. McPherson. of Pittslield,
Mass. spent Sunday with his family
here.
,. A .
a-Keep “on " of court, burl. keep "in"
8mme~00unt, .10c cigars. »
~4-ll‘unoy rockers, fancy tables, In
Mahoganyaond oak. .Raymomy and
Son, Norwalk.
Martin Ilawlor, unusual secretary-
troasurer oi the Ulllind Matters of
North America, spent the week-end
in Danbury.
~Dan‘i Green’s comfy
colors, at Conueally and
The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Episcopal Chmch will meet tomorrow
slippers, nil
liracken‘s.
afternoon at 3: 30 o‘clock with Miss
Couch, oi‘ IBsyview avenue.
—~Green, brown velours. O'Briens.
Misses ‘Elisho. and Katie «Bredt' auto.
ed to :Hickory Bluff. yesterday tater-
noon, and Miss Elisha enjoyed a 5 «Jim,
declaring the water to be fine.
-Bring your tradesmen. your
friend your doctor to you by tele~
phone-Abe quickest method
A hearing In bankruptcy proceed-
log in the case of Frederick J Smithl
I. local carpenter, was held before?
Watered John W. Banks, In Bridge-I
port, Saturday morning.
~—~'i‘he
oerv ice.
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ideal Xmas glit~—'l‘elephone
The registrars»; of voters mot oi. the
City ilinll. Saturday ovouing‘, and dis-
cussed the matter ot. taking the mill-’
tory and personal tax enrollment. liut
3300 was appropriated for the work.
and this sum is already exhausted. al-
though the compiling oi‘ the list is not
..W~—...
m'Ilhe Wuterxnnn l'ountnin pens um
at Donnoliy s all piioes
Nomalk people are greatly Inter-
outed at this time In the outcome oi
the work of tho tux Itssousors and
their final vainntion of property and
.aluo in the discussion that is In voIIue
roistvo to the legulty of using the
“90,000 that was appropriated by the.
board of estimate for use of the new;
city and which was left over from the
mm» of the old Town of Norwalk.——
Waterbury Republican.
F. 5 s. “LYON
W «coon ............ . ‘
our ”high“ “on,“
«our "Ion“
Mmfi
Jobl’rmtmg ;
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uwmummon or.
' ma. ”any. their; .mm
Citv “National Bank
IRANMGTB‘A‘GENERAL BANKING,
Business AND assess evtnv
FACILITY coNsnsrltNT
éWITH 8OUND
BANKING
Comm iurpluo and From.
“00,000.00 ‘ "17300.00
..———...
sin Damn sum or and.» pm- you.
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Bros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, m Vino-PHD.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN...” Vic.
‘Pros.
WILFBED IODWIALL. Cubist
DIRECTOR!
I. H. Mathew-on .I. Wuhan Mom-
Iiohn H. Knapp John H. Light
christian swore: Prod. H. Rowan ,
mammal“ Lewis B. Hurlbw
Hoary I. Lockwood
DO YI’IU WEAR GLASSES?
. It so a.e you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they hoven't or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Keelor Building.
No. 155 Wilmington 8t.
Opposite Hayt’o Theatre.
Neckwcar
Gloves
Suspenders
Collars
Shirt Jewelry
Cuff Boxes
Military ‘ Brushes
’Dress Suit Cases
Accessories'ior
Traveling
Sweaters '
Hats
Free Holiday
Spirit.
made for the boxes.
w
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Our stocks are just brimful of useful gifts for men
Our entire furnishings stock 15 made up of useful gifts
for men, and anything from this store bears the im-
print ofaquaiity and good taste. . y
You’ll find gifts here for men of all ages—6 «160
or beyond. As a’ reminder or suggestion we enumerate
a‘ few of . the many items.
Many of our holiday items are packed in handsome
I: buxes, appropriately decorated with the Christmas .
Where goods can be so boxed, no charge is
TFITTERS
MA“ (”All iN HAR HAW ”LAY
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FIllYqu Christmas
A Few of the Many Good
Things We Suggest
FANCY TABLE RAISINS
NEW sEEoED RAISINS
NEW SULTANA RAISINS
am one CRANoIEnnlEs
CHOICE APPLES
FANCY MALAGA GRAPES
MINDE MEAT
PLUM PUDDINQ
DELICIOUS CANNED FRUITS
DRAKE'S FRUIT cAKE
FLORIDA GRAPE FHUIT
LEMON AND ORANGE rest.
NEW OITRON
New CANNED PUMPKIN _
PIes AND DATES
FANCY SWEET POTATOES
ALL KINDS NUTS
FANCY CHANGES
AMERICAN CREAM CANDY.
A’MERICAN MIXED CANDY
A“,
Imported and Domestic Cheese ,
All the Leading Brands Wines 8: Liquors?
A. F. Beckmann Si Co.
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440.
SOUTH nonwmx. '
Canes
Hosiery
Shirts Ig‘ , .
Underwear " MONTREAL. Dec, 15.4mm opening
Garters , of “Omar, the Tentmaker;' with Mrs.
George Howe of Columbia, 8. (3., a
I
CollarMBoxes niece of President Wilson, in on im-
Comb and BWSh I lportont part, in Montreal rather thuu ._
Sets in New York, where it has been in
. Ba ireheorsol this fall. has surprised
gs cheatregoers. Since Mrs. Howe is
Trunks fesld to have gone on the stage with’
Mackinaw Goats ,the good wishes of the President. it
Umbrellas seemed that she might, hare induced.
him to attend the first performance:
had the premier been in a city near.3
Washington. Yet the producer. Rich
ard W. Tully, for some reason now
unknown, decided to bring the com-
pany all the way to Canada for Its
initial production.
This is all the more shrprising be
cause Mrs. Howe, .who, by the wny,‘
plays under tthstuge name of Mani
gsret Vaiwwas a guest"~.st the re-'
cent wedding oi’ Miss Jessie Wlisnni
and Francis B. Sayre. in fact. u...
had to stop rehearsals oi the play in?)
_.\iew York for two days to give her
Alum to nttend the wedding.
'. "Mrs. Howe played a small part
«:with Mme. Nazlniova last year, and
{us-he made good. Then she used her w
ione name. This year when she be-
Boxes .
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings,6 :30 to 9.
N.Y .sddreu—727 .th Ave, 9 to
4 o. at. daily.
saves nine”
' This applies to teeth as much if
not more than anything else. A
cavity of decay never gets sInnlleI I
after it shuts. it grows nights
and «Sundays, juet‘iike Interest on a
polo. The only thing that will
drop It is a well inserteduiiliing.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
DENTIATRY IS THE PAID PRINCyi-
PAL THAT STOPS THE INTEREST
15 80. Main 8t. 80. Nor-walk,
”HOUHB: 0 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
UUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT
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unheard;- _ .
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Small
Accounts
are
Welcomed- in our
Savings Dopmnont.
‘Deposito' draw inter-
oot trains the ilrst 013'
mil moth at four.
percent, per motel
South New
Trust Co.
mm monitor on
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In :II11-:D‘-:I:o:u;lzl‘n:- nil! II‘I
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TELEPHONE 108.
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SUG GE
inulles‘ Block Hilk Hosiery .
Ladies White Silk Hosiery ..
Ladiou' Boot Si ii(’
of Silk Hosiery, $1.00 or War.
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Opened Long Clams
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market;
Christmas Gift
51.00 3150 and 32.00 Pair
-------------- ’1 0° 9’" iodiee’hioah lim 75c to was. .
Ladlno' Uuioizo illook Silk ilos-
iory ..............$I.oo paw L ralne
RY _ .
Ladios‘ Illiock. White 11nd 'I‘Itn JEWE '
l’iniud Silk liosiery We Mir
ll‘oaery.
block. while and ion one pair
Ili‘unoy ilox given with It Ipulr
Men's Silk iioso. 1 in a box $1.00
Men's sun lime. 2 in we $2.00
Men’s Plated Silk More. block
and ion ...... 26o plll‘
J LMalle’cte
gran she sought an engagement with
Mr. “Tully under the name of Mar-
'1 gnret Vole. \ir. Tully says he knew _
inothing of her relation to the Presi’ ‘
ident till she naked permission when
rehearsals wcio at Nair height to go
to Washington for the wedding, She
had to tell then.
Hudthe President attended A per:
formnnce or the play in New York.
liPhiladeIphin, or Baltimore. where it;
[might have been produced. as well as
in (laundry it would have heart a tre-
lmendous ndmrtlsement However It
wanted to be quite sure his new player
couldmake good before he risked her}
appearance before II wood that would
iroliow the President
~th
FREE DELIVERY.
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. BLACK HAND VICTIM DEAD.
IBRAIDDOGK I’a. Dec. lfiwfi‘rank
Cialsoro died in the hospital here to-
dny. another victim. the police do-
;clare, of black hand lends that have.
:‘Wafled for almost u year. The shoot~
.‘lng occurred within afiew feet or n
[similar block hand murder three
'monthe also The gunman. like his
predecessor. escaped.
STIONS
BAGS AND POCKETBOOKS. ,
All Leather linnd Hugs, small
dud large size .. $1.00 to $4.93
Lndies' Pocket [looks 2% to $3.50
Molt Pins, Brooches Ln 'Vs
iloreo. Friendship Pins. Collar
Bots. Cloisonne Sets, (IIIil’ Links
em, all boxed.
men and women always lead III )
the race (or promotion and
BELTS AND GI RDLEB.
‘ Emilee, (linden. Fancy Elastic
and Suede hens. in all colors.
.boxod ...... 25c to $1.00
better pay. Irinndredsifihnve-re- '2
ceived this training which. leads
to Success at
rrIll
Business College ”I
Benin Nomlk.
U Walloon Al.
I'll. “I. ) moi-mun
lhasbecn suggested that Mr Tully
al‘l‘lfi Q' h l-I/fl/fl 1‘1." fl
\muu..\. ‘MW‘
HOLIDAY
SHOES &
SLIPPERS .
ALL KINDS AT ALL PRICES
Conneally 8t Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
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Useful. Christmas Gifts I
I —--—AT-—-n—-
.MOLTASCH’S
lluro is a store full of Splendid: Xmas 0y vortunitirs which you ‘-
Iure cordinliy and earnestly invited to come and enjoy. ‘
l PLEASURE
I SATISFACTION
I ECONOMY
will be your Reward for coming hero.
the Ibostqriaoe toget
CHRISTMAS GIFTS THIS YEAR
Wo have studied, planned and worked for months past. Now ev-
erything is in readiness and we (mil say with Imrdrmoble pride that ,, .4 H
hero is o l-loildny Display thut no one will want to miss
M.“ Moltasch & Sonf
loo WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN 8TORE~210 Atlantlc Strut. Stamford.
Tounuke Ibis store decided»
fl" . If
‘.¥ :x: ‘.l\‘\ ‘x‘ v‘s‘\‘~.~l‘m
”large Size. No. 2 Nut Coal
$5. 25 PER TO
HARRIS a. GANS COMPAN _
Wile:- Street. South Norwoik.
Norwalk Chronicler