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M’hy not call us on the ’phone,
No. 1230. and let us protect yourI
.valu‘ables against this danger. and; ' ,
you will have no need to Worry.
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.OUTH NORWALK rnosr co.I
omtoiuo.
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ueneral church work “as discussed
last e1ening at the regular bdsiuess
meeting 111' the South Noruulk Buplistt
. Church
A i'1um huge sale is being held today
at the \\ood11'ard A1enue Branch or the
South Norwalk CongregationulChurch.
Mrs. 1“. Madden is in charge.
——Fr9sli iianis, lSC. lb.
«Market.
The t'aiiious “(lhatterct1u Club," 01
this city, is in session today at the
.home of Mrs. Robert Gainur, on Buy-
view 111111111114.
herself to be a very capable hostess.
New
Attractive improvements are. being
made to the dock, on “later street. 01
the .\or11:1tl\ Toning Company. The
M’ells spite driver, of Rowaytou. was
towed to the local harbor. yesterday.
and work was started on repairing and.
,{llic 11 hart
$111111. Loin Pork. Hr.
York Market.
The. settind euiiiiig of the autlion'
bridge tournament 11 ill be played to
01erliituli-.
lb, New
~ morrow etening in the South \oi11ullt
Club There will be attractive mines
for the winners. and the usual dainty
luncheon 1111! be serif ed
The moniluris 0101ch Branch Lodge.‘
'K. 01' P., met lust evening and trans
acted reactor business.
last- 318111115111 the meeting oi the.
Painters and Decorators' Union 'l‘tit
election will take place on the e1 ening
of Member 3131.
A tidy sum to go toward painting the
South -Norwalk Baptist Church Joints
" mltzdd it The toad summon '7ch
held in the church last evening. by:
Mizpah Circle. King's Daughters 'l‘lioi
attendance 11115 1ery largé and the; eve-
ring was a delightful one in many rc-
spects. Mrs. Frederick Sheidier w-as
win charge of the committee 11ho work
f”
ed hard for the success of the attuir
—When ev'erything is coming your
way and you 1o had a good dinner.
read‘ Farmer Bibbius." at Beers‘. 0011..-
Daily :1, ’i‘r‘istruni 8; Hyatt's and John
C. Carr‘s
There is considerable indignationl
: First district..
1' orli 1
The Junior Brotherhood of St. An I
FRIDAY, DEC. 11. 19:4, ‘
pets
FAIRFi ELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
my
this Space;
drew, of Trinity Episcopal Church 111513
Ieveniug assembled in the vestry room
of the church and transacted regular
Ibusinessb I1
James McDermott. who was arrest.
ied, yesterday morning. on West ave-i
Itnue, by Oilicer Wallace R. 81111111115, for?
I panhandling, was 1191119th to 20 days.
fthis morning, by Judge Keogh. and be
"315% reeched s 310.611 fine. I
{I 114?.“ lurgest‘tineot 45c. fiction in
fil-the'V-Ci'tyrof' Sci-walk can be had at:
i Donneily' s
l "the Lady Washington Lodge Shep-
aerds of Bethlehem, last evening met
at their quarters, in Red .Mons Hall,
The meeting 1111: largeI
ly attended and plans for the play
which will be presented in January,I
i are progressing nicely.
There is no necessity for going out
of tonn this year tor Christmas goods
1 ofany description All our merchants I
111113 fine lines of goods suitable for
Ipresents and at 1191') reasonable pric
es. Mam of them have their stores
1 very prettily decorated. .
I —~When everything is coming your‘
way and you‘ve had a good dinner,
'read “Farmer Hibbiiis." st Beers‘, l)0u»‘
~nelly's, 'l‘ristrain 6’1 Hyatt's and John
C. Carr‘.
1 A petition has lit-e11 reteixed from
the (‘onnetiitut i‘onipany to 111- -locstt-'
their trucks under the. \\ ashington
street ruilroud bridge. The inattcrhus
been bet‘orc the Public Utilities Com
mission. and the Council. at their
meeting, will take definite action. It
is probable the petition will be acted
Inpon favorably. ,
Property in Wilton-has been attaclrI
ed in 11 $1. 300 suit brought against Ai-
tied Wolfe, 01' Jersey City, N. J., by,
:partics in that city. The suit is the‘
1result 01 the failure of Annie Wolt‘e toI
Ipny for the leasing of property in Jer-
'sey City. Mr Wolfe went security in:
lease Mrs. Wolfe did not. pay. DPDUW.
Mrs. (‘minor is proving'
papers.
I ~When everything is coming your?
Iwny and you’ve bod I mod dinner ‘
rcad‘ Farmer Bibblns," at fleers'. Don- I
nelty' s, Iristr‘nm IIII Hyutt's‘. and John
MIC. Carr's. .. I
Defective chimneys have caused the
longtime: 111m mushrooms; .
Iwalk during the past year. according'
to the first annual report of.- Cbleti
George W Bogardus Building inspéc- i
ltor Clarence I. Flucti said this‘ morn-I
ing. that this was being overcome. to'
Ian effective degree. in all the newI
‘bulldings non being erected in Nor-'
walk. The building ordinance calls
for the use of due lining in all new
buildings. and the inspector thihksI
1 there will be but few if any. tires cans I
ed by detective chimneys during the. I.
Icomtng year.
It is understood that the committee
among “‘9 residents 0' nearby “mesIIcomposed of Alfred E. Winchester. Ed-
concerning the practice of mllkmen on:
Iwurd .8. Smith and Joiners I. 11111111.;
dungerlng public health by Riterliig' Im‘o were opointed by Mayor “.3“ng
milk. Dr. H. E Bates. of Cedar street.
milk inspector tor the City of Noru alk.
i. Burneli, some time tgo. to determine
the value of the fire equipments of all
said this mum“!!! “6 had mam“ M the toast departments with the view 111'
complaints Of this nature about No” mind of the Fourth district purchasing
Walk iniikmen.
ever. Dr. Bates imestignted a case of
Some time 33“ h°"" them 111, will recommend the Council‘I
to take this action. It is planned to‘
’dunemg milk 111th water, but that have the Fourth district own all the
has been stopped.
”KODAKS, CAMERAS
' and
Photographic Supplies, Filrns and
Paper. Always a Large
l Suhplw -
Stiltson-Powett Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET.
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The. on...
character and
“of Thrift.
This Christmas gi1c your child the great gift 0f...
thrift by starting for him a savings account at the.
”ISottth N9r11vall<Sa1tiiigsTaiik “ ‘
Such a. picsentis of much greater 1aluc than any-
“thing of merély‘ passing interest because it makes for
equipments, and pay a rental to the
individual districts for their use. it lsI
probable the committee will make their
report to this effect at the next meet ‘I
ing of the City Council. I
-'—MILL|NERY NOTICE,
All trimmed hats and untrimmedr
shapes at reduced rates "at Miss Pol-.
lieniii.‘ . 80 Washington street. South'
Norn allt 131101111302.
1
success in life. v
Sheriff 1). Louis Ladrigun sorred the“
. The
Use your Christmas club
check for a good
. - L purpose
Lay in a good supply of grocer-
ies for the long cold .winteTII.
Note the SPECIAL prices
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RITTER’ S PORK AND BEANS
N0 3 STANDARD TOMATOES
FANCY SUGAR CORN
SWEET E J PEAS
SNIDER’S TOMATO SOUP
PURE COND. MILK
. I_I
RITTER’S PURE TOMATO CATSUP 8C
Granulated Sugar
19 pounds
25 lbs. for $132 ;
sié
Maine Potatoes
PECK
BUSHEL 75c i
191::
Pure
Lard 1b 1220 l
BrOken
Rice 111.
5c
llcst Creamery Butter ------i.. ......... ‘. . . . . . . .. ....... 35c
table Butter ........ - ......
Good I
warranted Eggs ‘
\\ holc \lilk IChcesI'
it) ...... j. . . .
.'. I306.
WW F“;
Flour'
Duluth
B A G . I1;
Best Family Flour
BAG
Best family flour
B A R R E LL
Flour... .
dmperial 85C
Ftour'f
82c
$6. 75
. Strong and Substantial
17.»-4'1!‘
STERLING
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
-- An Ideal Gift To --
”MOTHER. NEWEYWED. 0R BRIDE TO BE
$8.50 ALUMINUM SET FOR $5.95
“Every Piece 20 Year Guarantee”
Coffee Percolator 16 pt Covered Kettle
8 qt Preserving Kettle, 3 qt Lipped Sauce Pan
Bread Pan 2 “ “
Pie Platter 1 “
8 large pieces. all put up in a Beautiful Holly Box,
1' regularly $8.50 value: for this weekoiiiy $5.95.
Don‘t overlook this \Vontierful Special.
$2.00 Bamboo Rook Rack, Special 986
Wonderful 3 Shelved Book Rack Regularly Sell for $2.00
This Week Only 98c
Saturday Special
100 Dolls Folding Go-Carts 98c
“ “
FREE FREE FREE
With new purchase of $15.00 or over—11111111111111. SHiRT WAIST BO\ Don‘t talldo get one
or these handy Shirt Wolst Boxes "I , i I‘—‘ 1
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A Gift of STERLING FURNITURE lS
‘ " a present With a; future. _
J l NITURE COMPANY
. 137—129 WASHINGTON- ST...
"PHONE 105 80. NORWALK, CONN
FREE AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE
to Stamps FREE“ wits-statiowing
CHARNDK’SMARKET
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sign
V Qu‘ality TELEPHONE 371
ibot PrcmiuinCutsup...............III......,..- 15c , C , C0
l bot. Worcestershire Sauce. ...... . ”soup...” 15c Telephone 583-2 OAL AL ~
1 kag. Shelled Pop Corn ............. ........ 10c . . I . . " ‘I
can Pink Salmon .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .V . . . . . ...... 10c , 5““3" l‘WSh Hams -- 16¢ Native ChkaS - - .. 24¢ THE COAL QUESTION-N
II can Lcmon I‘ie l illing . . . . . . . . . .. . . ............ . roe l'rcsh Shoulders ..... 14¢ Everything in l rcsli Vegc— .
I pkg. Washing l’o1\'<lcr............ I.....,.....15c I Small Pork Loin . . 16¢ 1 tables. For the right firc, buy the I
1 hot, Horse RadlSll .......1...................,...».... 10¢; I Side Pork IIIIIIIIII - 15¢ Pigs Knuckles and Sour right coal. _ Our coal is all ’1
1110 Stamps Free “with 1 can Baking Powder ........... 4\sc l PM" 1““ d """" "14¢ Kraut. ' coal. It‘s 'good, hard, clean":
50 Stamps 1 rte 111th 1 box ’_l‘oIilct Soap .. . ,'~ . . 251: t _ coal with heat in every lump.
('10 Stumps Free With 1 111.1131 ... .1 ........ . .. . . 60c . I . - . . , . It. costs no more than the oth-
50 Stamps l‘rec with 1 lb. Tea ........ ......... . ..... 50c . s. . -
St 1 . rt} lb. 1 c h . L tt . . C d or kinds.
40 amps rte 111 1 I ea 31 ...... ""'1.""‘ 40 , fistulas, e ers, at s,
, .20 Stamps Free with I ll). Coffee “.1' . .1212}. .. . 135C ’ ‘ , I . ‘
15 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Cofl'cc .............. 30c .
10 Stamps tree with 1 lb Coi’f‘cc ..... . . . 25c Bocklets etC‘
Specnals at
Harris 81 Gail's";
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BOOKLETSI ..... ........... .............. 3c, 5c, 10:: and 15¢ each I
BOOK... ..... ............. ......... . ..... 20c, 25c and50ceach I
CALENDAR OF CHEER, FRIENDSHIP, AND BUSINESS MEN'S 3
CALENDARS ........................ 25c and45c l
LETTERS .‘ ........... ...... ....... ' ....4c to 15¢ mu
CARDS...,................. .......... . ....... 3c.5c‘and10coach
'rovs .......... ..... . ........ .1ocpackage .
COIN GIFT WALLETS.. ............2c and 511 "
POST CARDS. ...... .66 for Se; 2 for so; So each Rea ' oak
BOOKS FOR LITTLE TIOTS ....... .10coach COAL“
J; I M A LL ETTE burns clean and gives plenty‘
of heat. ”
...-2.1V
A Most Satisisctory Fuel
i25 Washington St «
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MR8 SAYRE WlLl. SPEND CHRIST.
WAsniNGToN.
Frances 11.811111»;- 1111113111911 of
' ted
MAS ATI WHITE HOUSE,
Doc. 10.—:—~_Mrs
I'tPI‘IOSI-
Pmsidsotihou decided not to to u‘wsy
trout Wishing!» tor the halide”. but
will- spend 1111.111 At home with his
"family. 1
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ANOTHER NEW ONE.-
DeKLYN‘S POTATO BREAD
~‘ to CENTS PER LOAF. m
111.1. success. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ "' ‘
Give it a trial and you will as “.1 for it again. ,—
"1 11111111111111. «1111,51 I
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rawan St. Phone “1
For utmost. Bowls. Gull
Fred H. Gannon. .
Funeral Dlnctor and Embatmoi .
Oink sod Bullion“
1.. Telephone 000.
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