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7&7: .W as.
srubeurs' eves sum!
from strutting. Glasses to miss
eyes while slum my ,W
serious lasting m
‘Psrentsshouldseotothslrofll-
dron' s hellth. Our 0cm
rienoed phy‘nieinnsavsre at your nor.-
vice.
.Knights Templars throughout Con-l) Henry D. Keller and iimily. oansh-
mecticut, yesterday in appropriate lngton street. are moving to New lla
lashion commemorated Malta Night. ven.
There will be a rehearsal of the. Redd Donnelly's adv. today. about
American Band this evening in their} Friendship, Cheer, Sunshine. Sunlit
quarters on Water street. second dis~ ’ Road and Business Man's Calendars.
lrict
(Prof Alex Gibson, last evening at
Henry Miller, of Smithvllh. ,uter' fine meeun‘ of the Chon’] union. was
our afternoon resigned his Mmlelected president or that organization.
With the Strawberry Hill WIT Com {The Union made plans last evening to
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puny ‘77»- tineet on each Tuesday night. The
M 1members have started work on two
Mrs W H Swords has returned 3". choruses
irom the Thanksgiving holiday. spent
with her children. at their respeCtivo
iiouses.
r . :5 ‘
’»——When everything is shining your
way and you've bad a good dinner.
read‘ ‘Fnrmer Blbbinsd at merit. Don
The South Norwalk Trust Company nelly’ s, T ristrsm & an“? nod John
state that a new name has been
. Carr's. if .7 .
adopted for the17Spus"_eog:ioty. They , :
FEW? .githrflm grin-mom», . Moran} Wirh‘ilmuel :3. Veisor.
-emen ‘
lié'owlywdds of Qiilllturd avenue. last
evening returned Irom their honey-
moon trip to Washington. D C. and
many other interostig points Mr.
and Mrs Velsor will reside at it
Quintard menus.
——-Very me 7nd. 0! hand colored'
pictures. subjects old colonial. appie'
blossoms and many others. Prices
ranging irom 65c. up. at Donneily's.
VicePrcsident George Bartlett of;
The Edison Cement Company, and tier,
ry Blanchard. of Boston, Mass" were‘“°y' 1“" “3891‘ R ““0“ has ta.
ken an appeal from Judge John
visitors in South Norwalk esterdny. ‘
’i‘hev were very much intlz'estod InwKeoxhs order instructing him to con-
tribute toward his children’s support
this city’s new concrete pav.oments {the sum of 66 weekly. and has fur.
Ethel Grandroi, aged twelve years, ' uished a 3100 bond. _
is ill at her home in New Canaan nvef
nue with diphtheria. The malady was1
discovered yesterday and reported to
the health officer who placed a quar-
antine on the home. The little girl.
attends Center school.
7Fe1lz .‘iiasionka .through his attor-
The case of Jesse'Jones, charged
with non-support, was continued from
yesterday afternoon until December
14, at which time Judge Lockwood oi
iStamiord will probably hear the case
Hones is represented by Attorney
Today the following “permits were‘William F Tammany.
issued by Building inspector Clarence '
l. Finch: To Harry Ryder, of East ave- Among the passengers. sailing today
“one, to shingle the sides of his resi- ‘ on the steamer “Concho.” of the Mal-
dence. cost $800. To St. John I; Key- lory Line. for Galveston. Texas, are
ser to erect a $2,000 sireroom cottage George Splnln snd Frank Splain, who
on Summitt and Golden Hill streets secured their tickets and reservations
for Albert M. Poltlmsn. through J. M. Layton (it Co., Inc.
— agents of the steamship at South Nor-
Thomas A. McCormick, ex-warden walk. o .
of Sing SingPrison, who lost his p0 "
.sition after an investigation ordered —Anniversary D35" D9“ 5‘1‘7 Free:
by Governor Glynn, left Nor-walk Bun- A box of Samoset chocolates to every
day evening for a. Massachusetts “Maser- Briggerman 3’0"" 6‘
town. A Sentinel man was talking North Main street.
with a local resident who oonversod
with Mr. McCormick when in South
‘Norwalk. McCormick is not “dodg-
ing" a. grand jury hearing,
The Carmel fair grounds. at Carmel
N. Y., which sold at airtion a few
days ago. were bought by Patrick '-D1-
neen of Carmel, and probably will be
_ used for farm purposes! The purchase
- price was $3,800 and the money will he
more than sulllbient to pay all the in-
dobtednosq oil the Fair annotation.
m BANK or ssttwcs L-
“S-P-U-G”
. The new word "Sprig” is simply .
the initials for "Society Pro"
_ venting Useless Giving.” All
. considerate people welcomed
this needed reform in Christina-
giving.
”
“.‘S-P-U-G 7
i'l‘ho organisation has W
.09 domains istobeimifn'n
“Society Promoting Useful GIV-
in." The some W7 .l.
the some pants “8qu still -
flies to it. . , .
Two Useful Cifts
Ahankhoollnourlavblh-
m are” I
cumm-
plates present; not altogether a new
' idea. but scientific dentistry has cry.
in his new advertisement; today the!
interesting information on tests which
I at sudicient interest and hilportn'noe
not to overlook.
DemocratsoflhoTltirdCunpreulon
fol nlotflotoioonnoetioutmtoflu
m 17. non" sneer-«me
7Hoolnstu soon” tin-7mm! pl
Hwkmumau
‘with mm
Teeth without a bridge or removable
dtalized the theory. and modernised
what a: tow years ago was only” imper-
lectly understood. in. J. n‘. Matters.
mun-cumin
Cathotundatn Axe.
Stones will
produce a sharp. keen‘edze on the dull-
est oi Axes in a very low minutes
time. .
The stones do the work of n triad
Carborundun Razor Hones an node
of extra line. hand~wsshed powder. lin-
excelled tor last cutting qualities and
for profiucing a keen. lusting edge.
CHAS. s. DOW
”aunts TRIAL .. oooreouso. , .
Such Action May a. Taken Owing to
Prisoner's Health,
BRiDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. 2.—
Btate's Attorney Cummings declared
yesterday that the trial or Mrs. Helen
Angle. of Stamford. charged with re-
sponsibility tor the death or Waldo
R. Boiled, might be postponed sxnih.
Counsel for Mrs. Angle claim that al-
ihough her condition is improved, she
is still unable to stand trial. he
physicians hove been appointed to ex-
amine Mrs. Angie. Ind upon. their re-
port the court will decide whether
she is to be tried during thepresent
term, which opened this orternoon.
KILLED AS AN“) CRASHES IN’K)
»“ \ TRAIN.
BARNETABLE Mass... Dec. 2-.—Wll-
liam Sears. a well-known resident or
West Dennis, was lnstanty killed
when his automobie crashed into a
passenger train on the crossing near
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad station here taday. The
chauffeur Winnie Elli: escaped with
slight injuries.
Sill In illiiis '7
Hill mill-sin
Don‘t Say any! ‘Here’e An Old.
Time Recipe That Anybody Ono
_ Apply, ,
The use 0: Sage and Sulphur tor re-
storing faded. my hslr to la natur-
al color dates back to monomers
time. She used it to keep her hair
benntltully dark. glossy and abundant.
Whenever her hair (all out or their
once. this simple mixture was applied
But brewing at home is mostly and
out-ot-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a it) cont bottle or
"Wyeth's Sass and Sulphur Coin-
pound" you will get this famous old
recipe which can he depended upon to
restore natural color and bounty to
the hair sod is 'Iplendld for (lands-nil.
dry. feverish, itchy scalp and telling
hair.
meltdorksnsrthshslrsonnt
sndevenlythntnobodymtelllthli
been spoiled You slinply demon s
masolthrushwlthltnnddrnv
thisthrnuphyour blanking one
“dot-fine. lip-onluths
stone and sharpening stone combined. 7
A well known downtown amulet
this celebrated coal
S LIMITED.
BROTHERS
Now is
"‘ ru- opera-u some. Coll ’
Fred H. Gounod} .
Fanciful Director 3nd Elohim”
one. all Misuse
_ Telephone m. 7
It “Illa fl. .0. mm.
GOOD TM‘I’I
in Furniture is of prime importance.
It not only adds to the Monty. nttrno
tivo appearance and real comfort or
your home, but it reflects the redne-
ment at the owner.
ALL OF OUR FURNITURE.
is tastetnlly designed. well made and
reasonably priced.
. Come in and look it over.
A. J; Angevine
81 73011 Co.
Norwalk. Conn.
. TREES TRIMMED 7
...CAVITIES TREATED...
Beaupain & Saunders
ARDORCULTUIIITI. .
COUTHNHOIWALK. CONN.
vyu
'7,19- .‘pjh‘
$6.50 717w To» $6.50
‘ ATTENTION.
To introduce Our Famous
RED OAK COAL
Rogers & Stevens
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PAGE scents
GREAT COAT- SALE}
MINTZ’S
Smart Looking Coats at $6.95
“Values to $12.95
«ytt- s
.Yes! take time by the fore—
lock and get your overcoat
before the onslaught of old
Winter;
Come in and see the full
parade before any of ’em are
picked off.
What do you say to one at
$ao~knee length, Scotch
mixture, full, easy, warm
and the exact style?
Norwalk and So. Norwaik.
MUFFS and NECKPIECES
Strictly New-High Grade
ing a special CASH oficr of
$6.50 per ton.
WILLIAM EFFRON‘
‘ 3 Rowan St. Phone «I
a
no. DEALER
phone to Samuel Jade, sum _to
Wm. Baron; and you will slit 3 ready
want. such as rags. D896".
rubbers, senplron. metals;
your cell. Samuel Jails. 37 Fort
street. Phone 499,
no YOU NEED ANYTHING IN
m muons user
(i so. Come to See Us More Uou
Go Elsewhere. 7
Steven and all Humour-Ills):-
" in. Goods.
Momma“,
M. GUTKOWSKY
51 north lain Street. Phone on
amputations! Church
’Wb no, Seooflm-m Furniture“
«mammalian-monomer .
Thanksgiving Offering ‘
New Suits. Overcoats 1
' REBUJLT
and Baimacaans
1’“. ‘30le
into your home. we are mak— 7 "
You only need write a postal or '.
market tor things which you don't ‘
bottles. ‘ ’
leather 7
beds sopscisity. We are waiting for -
We How a Fine Line at Furniture. 7
$ts.ooVulues at $10.i_
-F(ns for Christmas-
AT
The Little Shop
Main Latest Models. .
K A. Claven
66 North Main Street
*3
Saudis Orders ‘
for Blue Point Oysters, Lit—
tle Neck Clams in half shell
for Thursday, Rockaway
Oysters, New Bcdiord ,
callops, all kinds of Fresh, 3
Salt, Smoked and Canned
Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
CUTBILL‘S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 103.,
C‘—
Aiwnye the Lntest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
’Tlie Gorham Co. 4"
10 First St. East Norwle 9
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907
, FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a. large Pious (Shore Fronts.) 7
c. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
55 Washington St, So. Not-well: 7
‘rvrmewmrefis—L. . C.
7 smith. underused.
per month.
sold at $5 per month
us. DONNILLV.
o
WILL OPEN YOUR DOORTO
AUBRY SISTERS
Will Give a Demonstration of their
Famous Complexion Beautiiiers and
Toilet Preparations
at Store of
‘.[_l._
A. Dickerman & Son. "
South N orwalk Phone. 446
WE. GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Angora Wool Scarfs
They are distinctly uew—difi‘erent from any scarf you . '
ever saw. ‘7' V.
' Wool so soil and fine that many will imagine it to“?
be silk—colors that stiike the fancy of those who like
something which is “different” without being “loud.” ‘
They are in great demand for street or motor wear.‘
Price $1.00 each
Note: ,One of these Scarfs would be a very aceptabiu
Xmas gift.
The N. E. Ryan 00.
as wasmueroa eraser. scorn NORWALK.
A Victor Victrola for
Christmas
Not only for your Own Home
but for Others as well
.
ALL. the MUSIC otthe WORLD
We have just taken
the Agency for the
Victor Victrola and
our Christmas stock
at machines and re-
curds , is Complete.
Victroias 'ftotn $15 to $200. 007'"
for on any instrument.
A. J Collins Comp Q
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