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Miss Jennie be Count is spending a
few days in New York city.
«Ladies and children’s felt slip-
pers. Glover's
Dr. Willis H. Crowe and son, 0!
New Haven. visited South Nor-walk.
Saturday afternoon.
-—Dauiel Green's Comfy Slippers.“ '
colors. at (loaneally d1 Bracken's.
Only three days remain for Christ~
mos shopping. Shop early, and thus
help yourselt and the merchants and
clerks. is advice that will bear repe-
. tition.
There was no auction bridge u’m- *
nament Saturday evening in thefiotuth
Norwalk Club. The usual Ent-
nrday night luncheon howevar, wa'o‘
enjoyed “by the metri‘bers ‘ ‘
The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the South Norwolk
Baptist Church this evening will so
semble for the regular business meet-
ing in the parlors oi the church.
mBeers Downtown Store for real
holiday bargains
State Libraiian George Godard
has received on approval, bwith in-
tention of purchase a report of the
committee to which was referred the
acceptanCe from the state oi Con—
necticut, of session of jurisdiction of
the territory west of Pennsylvania.
commonly called the western reserve
of Connecticut.
from the building department this 30' "“30 '0? “9 planned for opening}
The liuoos Scuddsr, at West street.
will spud the holidays with their sis-
tor, In. Broderick «Squires, oi Rah-
nr. flow Jersey.
~Kewpie Calendars is a pretty box
.lllt no in an envelope ready to send.
Prioo 1.9. at M's,
it" Kinny 9. Hamilton, who has
been residing in Sling-urine. where he
wosouiot of the I. i’ Chtwch tor
the am your, had moved his until!
to M N. 1.. where they will
nah their {more bomb.-
bill” Boots. Aretics, Shoes, Slip
Dell and Hosiery oi. Gonneeliy h
Brockon's.
eleven masters .0! present. and
mm of 010.350. For the second
wenlofneoolnber, 1913, there were
t‘serve union of rest estate. but the
! mortgages mounted to $31,700.
4 _...'.-._>_
~Jud received 100 new books. all
popular fiction 451:. Make your selec-
tion while stock is complete at Don-
neliy'o
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State Highway Commissioner
Chorluo J. Bennett is making good
”recovery from his illness with ty-
phoid fervor. Superintendent of
Streets been I'. Peck. who is ill with
the some disease. has shown no
change in the past twenty-four hours.
——Hu.nnn & Son. Raiston and Elite
shoes for soon, Glover's.
The workmen on the new Washing-
ton-trout bridge. with but four days
The following permits were received baton then: In which to complete the
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the time to place your orders.
RAYMOND
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How: secured a supply of this Oeiehrsted coal.
Now is
SWBLX: 1 it 14me
choruses '
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ransom
80
South Nowell:
A. Dickermn & Sou.
we cm: s. anon. snatch mDmo‘sram-
lei-WW
to
Phone. 446
D 0. Chase. has visited his sister:
in Monroe.
George Corns attended the poultry
show in Danhury.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schuliso of
Norwok, were in town yesterday.
The schools in town. tioaed Prim
day. for a two weeks holiday vaca-
tion.
The Christmas program or Nor-
fleid grunge will be present, Friday
evening.
The Christmas Concert 0( the Nor-
fieid Sunday School, will be held sat-
urday evening
Miss Gertrude Craft is spending
the holidays in Monroe and “his Mdy
Morrison in Danbury.
Miss Lelzzie Adams. has returned
mon, Lena Fiauton,
will spend the holidays in town.
George Waterbury. who has been
suffering from-blood-poisonlng in his
3hand,
Lir. and Mrs. Stephen Statues,
have spent the past two weeks in
Yonkers. N. Y.. being called there
by. the illness of Mr. Suune's daugh-
ter Mrs. Wilson. .
Mr and Mrs. Howler Williams
lime \lsitod their daughter, Mrs. C.
A. iiuboy. of at Orchard sit-cot. Nor-
uuik.
Tho mmhlned Christmas enter-
tainment of the Midde School and the
Not-fluid improvement Association.
will he. lit-id in the town hall, Wed-
nesday evening.
daughter. Miss Mabel, of Pound
Ridge, have sent a few days in town
as guests of there daughter, Mrs.
George Corsa. of the West Side.
A very enjoyable jubilee whist
and dance was given in the town hall
on Friday evening, under the aus-
pices of the Norfleid Improvement
Association. Many people from this
and near-by towns. were in atten-
dance.
Carencc Shipman. was elected the
clerk or the Not-held Congregational
Church Society, at the annual meet-
ing held last week. Miss Annie Fitch
who has held the oiiicc (or nearly
11 years. declining a re-election. C.
H. Scotlcld. who has been treasurer
or the society for several years was
{re- elected.
morning: To Jones & Hotchkiss, to in- on Mm D"- were 9‘“ “Ck one} The funeral of Mrs Francgs Bulk.
stall plumbing in the A. Welnitz resi- do! bonus of the severe rainstorml'
today
deuce. on 57 West avenue. and also
in the Morris Vogei store. which is
being renovated, on North Main street.
To Miller & Chlttim, to wire the John
B. Svenson house, on Union avenue.
and also to install in the C. . Barker
factory I tlvehorae’ ending horse.
power motors.‘ To Fred Haln, to wire
his barn, at 26 Meadow street.
—SATURDAY NIGHT, ARMUHY "
MoEnelly Orchestra. here again with
the best concert and dance music.
Specialties.»
THE BANK
1915- Christmas .Savings Club-1915
WILL OPEN MONDAY; ems-mm
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........25ctu. Dell. “m 32-”
Weekly Payments
chrlotmao Chocks .
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in By Mail Avoui the Crowd i ,
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'Bros'.
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Attorneyflononi John H. unit
has infill-med Building and Loan Gom-
:missionl‘ John L. Dower that his
ipowers in relation to the supervision
or building and loan associations are
theaornonsthoseoxercised by the
bank commissioners over state banks
previous to 1313 when the banking
laws were changed.
‘
who died Thursday aired 79 years,
‘ was held. Sunday. at 2 p. 111., from her
residence at Valley Forge.
Bulkley is survived by her son. Joe.
‘1011. being a sister or the late N.
Marvin liclden, of Hurlbutt street.
tery.
:PATRONilE HOME move-rinse.
Drawing for Prizes by the Ba‘kero'
Union Members. 7'
The drawing tor prises offered by
held on Saturday afternoon at. the
‘ Central Labor Untonnau, townshi-
OF ssavros
1,,- ton street. and the winning numbers
'- drawn out by lira.- Bertha Denney
.. were- -as follows: , .
Miss c. Biceto.18 Cross street. Non , «
"" walk. a. beautiful clock. No. 88 was , ‘ -
the winning number. Catherine Wop
on- a cluoo a Close 4'“
asses m «om
woolly nay-out as”! tool! to tech
mmmotolwoohohoodotone. .
. bowl. Mrs. William Perome.winning
solver set "of lingers knives and
forks. " .
These presents were oi! the best or.
Gotebarn I: underpin Washington
' street, South Norma, and speak very . ‘ I
well of this small wain enterprisipg
induce min NW to miss ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
home industries and to Show Will“!
not better. breed the;
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home. after spending a few days3
with Mrs. M. E. Tut-hey. . .
The Misses Trendweil. Ethel Sal-
Aunie Statues, .
is now beginning to improve. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northrop and ‘
ley. widow of Benjamin F. Bulkley. .
Mn'
AM. Bulkley, and was a native of Wii- ’
Interment was in the h'orfleld' ceme-
.4
the Bakers' Union 'or-Norwalk woa~
, perfeld, 312 min street, Winnipauk, .
no. 42. a'stag horn hahdie carving set.
5': Miss Katherine Gifntte. 59 Main mm.
3 luoity number, 65, winning out glsSs
duality and were mum by the f
Bakera’ union in the reuablo firm or
Today s'speciai Xmas show—
ing of desirable presents.
Umbrellas, American silk.
the best $i to $6.
With fancy handles.
CaheS, the latest designs 50C
to $3. \‘ .
3 .SplcudidWitlucs in traveling
bags for men and women $7
to $13i5o.
Let us help you
Xmas buying.
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Rogers 8t Stevens
Norwaligi‘and So. Norwalk.
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fits—Ll Eyeglasses
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Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adljusting, .teel at liberty to con-
su t .
‘ WILLIAM J. MOORE
‘ OPI‘DCIAN
Boom epitome:- Building,
No. 155, Washington St.
lioyt‘s Theatre.
Monday. cdnesdny and Friday
Wings, e :30 to o.
N. Y. micron—721 5th Ave, 9 to
4 p. or. dolly. .
Xmasiitlts
TOY LAND
RleERMAN
nos. '64. North Main St.
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MARVIN BEACH TRAGT
a large Plots (shore Fronts.)
C. TrKcGOVERN.
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‘ THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
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PIANOS sumo.
THE N. summons
piano co.
:04 Washington St.
E08 CHRISTMAS
4 We are a not
ofpiatinction
“Evin; sting for Xmas isnow
1 faster? than ever. For here ‘
lu'othil with the stones guaranteed
moire. mo. w w. w Riots-o
perpetual plenum because the stones
don't souls eel-
Eocli W. W. W, Rifl‘nfio Accompanied
' Dy o Written Quorum».
PRICES ‘2 TO 825
literati r. Noscll
JEWELERc
20 No. MAIN 811. SOUTH NORWALK
Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Roth skeller
NOTE-New Entrance from
’ Elizabeth St.
Fish! Fish!
1.0mm, HARD cases.
GOSLING CLAMS roa BAK-
ING AND FRYING.
FRESH, SALT, SMOKED;
AND CANNED FISH. ‘
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
ROCKAWAY OYSTERS. »
~ cursors
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108. .
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FAeT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND To ALL POINTS in
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
interior points. making connections
with daily through one to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicagow Dan-
var indianspolia, Kansas citation»
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City. St
Louis and Salt lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New
York (toot of Catherine St). every
day except Sunday,a at 3 p. Ill. height
receivedatNorwalkuptofip mend
at South Norwalt up to 5: 30 p.11).
Aiming J. Omith. Loosen.
Boom F. Foota. General Agent.
..TREE$ TRIMMED - --
.CAVITIES TREATED,»
'Beaupaiu & Saunders
ARBORGULTURIOTG-
JOUJ‘H ”DIWALI. GONN.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
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'l‘lieB. Hersilfieid&SOICG
“nest warm at:
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pass any
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Big Christmas Sale
3* "means 3
$3 50 Crepe De Chine Waists ........ #3199
$1.25 Children’s Bath Robes .' ........ *
$3.00 Ladies’ Bath Robes ........... “:17
2.
$4.50 and $4.75 Ladies’ Bath Robes .
Odd Linen Pieces at One third to One quarter
ofl‘. _. _ _ , .
$1.00 Drawers..............‘ .......... 69¢
50c writing Paper ............... 25¢ box-
75c Writing Paper ............... 49¢ box
$2. 25 Clocks ...... l .............. .. .... $1.75
25c Mechanical Toys ................. 19¢
Odd Toys One-half Price,
CONNECT
with those of this institution, rev.
presenting safety and service.
Your wires or financial discretion
RESULT r.
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. asavinss account that dispels any
, monetary embatressment.
The Fairfield County :5
' Savings Bank
Wall St.
Norman L: ,
THIS arose WILL BE OPEN svsmuos UNTIL
camsruss.
F0“ cos
SLlPPEiiS 3°“
., AND AND
--. WOMEN - A GIRLS
The largest and most attractive line we have evrr shown.
DANIEL oases-s «com-w" surpass. , ‘
ideal House Slippers for Women and Children.
ConneallyfiBracken ~-
81 Washington Street. .. Telephone 1472a.
FREE 1... Stamps FREE J ‘
With every purchase of One Dollar or More ‘
i‘his Coupon is good until Disc. 24
M. Meitasch & Son.
:20 Washingtm'St. South Norwalk,Ct. . '1‘
balls and Oues
33.00
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Norwalk Chronicler