concern-II
Lane's who I on
me new or uKInv ‘
mowers 1 ‘
1 j" Bouth‘ Nomlk‘,
. - The Harris &' Guns Co. are discharg-
13‘: ing 11 barge of anthracite and a barge
of bituminous coal
Miss Charlotte Brown, of Norwalk,
‘ was the Holiday guest of friends on
State street, Westport.
The Junior League of the First M
E. Church, will have a New Year par»
ty, January 21], at the church, and all
are oordioily invited
Automobiles owned by Frank .
'dintch‘and Lewis H. Nash figured in a
near-accident in South Norwulk, yes~
' terdey. Mr. Hatch was on his way to
the railroad depot, through
street, and Mr. Nash's car was comlm,r
down the. Clay street hill. A colllnlon
wnssimminent. but Mr. Hatch marina
quick turn to the right, and the run-
ning boards of the cars Just came to
“ Aether—«notational to even remove
the mint.
F A; LANE
- OiHWIphIn'ton piracy
UNDERTAKER
new use “we BUILDING
a mamuorou 31'.
Tel" will“, 1059-38 Mil”. III.
Miss Inez Strut-ton, slaughter 0t oi‘- 1 ,
ilcer Frank titration accompanied by
her friend, Miss Beanie Briggs, is" ‘vis~
iting her sister, Mrs. Charles Carnegie '
at her home in Sound Beach
Miss Edna ’Auglemun, of Gregory
street, Dnnbury, has returned home
'ni'ter spending Christmas and the re
mainder of the week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Angelman, oi Sea—V
‘ view avenue, East Norwulk.
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News of the death of James Fox, a
general agent of the United Hatters
of North America, at his home in New-
ark. N. J., bus been received in this
city. Mr. Fox had returned to hie
home for the holidays and was taken
ill and died. His funeral was held Sat-
urday and was attended by many rep-
rooentntives at the national organize
tion ‘as well as members of the Newark
and Oranco local unionsamnanbury"
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for a magnificent business year and extend to
you our Grcetings for a Successful and P103-
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‘1 that irite‘rest'a-t the ruin or
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Deposits mode on or before
January ’iUth, will draw in- 1‘
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The Hounitnl Whist ‘Club will meet
Friday afternoon, January 9th, at the
home of 'Mrs. [teed H. Flynn, 1 Living-
1. stun place. .
1' Master George, and Miss Helen John-
son of Sow (innuun. are visiting with
Miss Ethel Johnson of West Norwullr
‘nvor the holidays
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1 Mrs Henry E_ Johnson and Miss
Ethel Johnson of West Neiwulk, “Wale
~;1:11esis oi liownrd Johnson and'fnmiiy,
‘; in New Canaan, unday.
Mrs Thomas W Corcoran, of New
Haven, through the real estate agency
of J. M. Lavion a: Co, 1110., has made
sale of one of her Harbor View cot-
tunes to Harry V. Fish, of Mt. Kisco,
'New York. who will occupy thesame
for u summer residence, and will also
{make extensive alterations and im-
“‘ movements to hted walling.
The Nor-walk Club‘s entertainment
night tonight, New Year's Eve. and
provision has been made ‘for a. most
- enjoyable evening. ’l‘here will be pho-
:nogrnph selections or a varied nature
land a luncheon will be served. An un-
proprlnte celebration for ushering in
fithe new year has been planned for the
1mcnlhot‘s
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‘prioe. Read W. P. Beers' adv. pond today
,commlttoe has arranged for an open
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‘ There will he services this evening‘ A curious eight yesterday afternoon!"
at 8 o'clock in Grand Army Hall, under was that of the flat car of the troiin W
the hospices of the Salvation Army. At company being pushed down West ave!
ll o’clock there will be a watch night one by a regular iu charge of Motor-
service in the Salvation Army Hail, man «Bill Jones. The repair car we
Water street, .Souih Norwulk. Between needed at the southern end- of the city.
the Lwo serviées coifee and rolls wiil in a hurry and the quickest way was
he served. , i'or liili to take it down.
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