museum , Kisses lW . . . 5 _ aggouzlsliog“ ' WY. m m AL m. “L I PEANUT BRITTLE Large Variety of attractive nixeo cANov packages for Xmas Gifts. . connucomss ' ' . . - __ ‘ F. ll. MITEI, W csuov sssxsrs ’- “— CANDY GAMES F858" BAKED GOODS a' Have secured a. supply of this celebrated coal. the time to place your orders. SUPPLY I S LIMITED. RAYMOND Business. I Now is ' CUP 0F COFFE. TEA COCOA OR MILK, 56 SANDWICHES. 56 llavid W. Raymund i lUNDERTAKER Lanes Bakery. new no Mews lUlLQan in Washington 27 wssriiuorou or. Street. VTOL. m0. 1m; hm '93.] ‘ south Norwalk " For llsciul Articles ior Christmas Gills ~ W" A. Dickerman 81 Son. ....Rhone. 446 we own 5. AND a. GREEN TRmiNd STAMPS. Give WSW. ‘ W. Mathers, Wives 6r? Sweethearts ~llywsreindouhtsstoulnth give, uhy mn‘dcgzldc upon the W. “Guaranteed Ring? Harris & Gans have received a car- lgo of anthracite and a cargo; of bitum- Einous coal. John McMahon, 0! Stamford. will}. spend Christmas with South Norwalk? relatives. li's "Merry Christmas” and "'I‘hanlss,I the same to you," this morning. Congressman Jeremiah Donovan. and daughter Emma. arrived in South ‘Norwalk this morning from Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick .\'. Smith.ot (on, 1)_ (3, Bridgeport. are enjoying the holiday, m at the home of local relatives. ‘ This morning at 9 oclock the good ‘omcers oi‘ the local Salvation Army Miss Elizabeth Stapleton. daughter will distribute over 100 baskets at 01 Rev and Mrs JOhn Stapleton, 13 Christmas cheer to Norwalk's poor. home from Smith College for the holi- ,ng afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the day vacation. ‘barracks, on Washington street. a lwondertul Christmas tree will be en- ' Miss Marsaret Walker. of Green Joyed by the children, and clothing wich avenue. Stamford returned ye!- will be distributed to worthy cases terdny from a visit with relatives in We” Norualk. At Trinity Episcopal Church morning. at 7 o'clock, the Holy Cour-(l: DI‘. and Mrs. Henry 0- Sharer, 0‘ munion was celebrated, and also at Washington “’9“. are ““3"“an 10:30 o'clock. when special music and ROM" T3331. 01' New York; for “1" an interesting sermon was delivered. Christmas holiday. i All the local theatres have specially ’ ‘ ‘ attractive holiday bills for today. Both thisisse: :3”, laudhlslizauhfith Lynch. the pictures in the various “movie" if till:l ‘ladiezr‘lilsit' drzzsing :il‘rerilr :1: houses and the vaudeville at Hoyt's, the Atlantic View, Stamford. will b? of exceptional interest. Mr. and Mrs. Georges Vignetti, ol' Stochbrldge are the guests of Mr. and Mrs M R. McCauslsnd. of Bay view avenue. over the holiday. "For ye know the grace of our Lord. Jesus Christ. that, though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that ye through His poverty, might become rich," will be the inter-j ‘esting and instructive topic discussed‘ Tonight, in the Armory. a splendid this morning by Pastor M L Steup.ot game, between the All New Yorks. st. Peter's German Lutheran Church. with “th," will be played with the on Cedar street. This afternoon. at 4 local team. besides ’the interesting o'clock, the chlldren‘oi the Sunday preliminary. Dancing will follow. A school will sing hymns and give ap- g°°d time '3 promised. propriats recitations. A Christmas tree will be on view and presents will be distributed. A speciamiiéihlz HofVClinton Com- ; mandery, No. , K, T.. will be held in, the Asylum. on Wall street. today at' ' ‘ ' H which the members will participate‘ The South Norwalk postomce tis reco u in the annual Christmas observance. year established a N M speed ._- this“ ‘ which will be hard to equal in any The ceremony will commence at 11_30 a 'm and there will b short cities throughout the country. Post. ddre ' "b Messrs Artllur C master Andrew Leary and every one YVhe :ses nd Men mish Candee '.oi his men went after results, and cor a e -' ‘ they got them. Every package ' that came into the office up until three o 'clock yesterday afternoon was dam-t Mrs. Louis Dugsn sustained a very painful injury at the Palm Beach Suit Company, on Monroe street, running a needle through one or the fingers of her right hand. Mrs. Dugan fainted from the shock and it was necessary (in Miss Elizabeth Reilly to remove the broken piece from the injured fln— l ger. The finger is healing, though it is still very painful. i in spite of its size. is being disposed of in short order this morning. Post» master Leary, who, in company with 'A D. Keyworth wheeled a hand-cart full of packages through the streets yesterday delivaring them has the highest praise for the work done by his‘men. . and yesterday Last night’s “crop,"l , Perfect 1 “irony hundreds otdlii‘c‘iwnt styles W..W W. (“lithium RINGS “the various Birthstnncs. -Richard F. Noacli- osmium. as No. mm or. worn uoawsLK x. Fish-! Fish]! Leave your-orders for Lob- sters, Carp, Eels, Large Gos- ling Clams. ‘ All kinds of Fish, Rocka< way Oysters. Long and Round Clams open and in the shell. Oysters and Long Clams on the half shell. ‘ CUTBlLL'S . BRIDGE MARKET 71 North Main Street Pres Delivery. Phone 108. "Special Music Every Saturday Evening. Clifford Hotel RathSk‘eller Elizabeth St. Guaranteed Rings in NOTE—New Entrance from , l i l l l l No need for you to go round loaded up with those bun— dles—bring ‘em right in here and we‘ll send ’em home for you. We’ve got to make a delivery right in your neigh~ liorhood, ‘ a ll overcoais. the Rng~ ' An unusual showing of the fashionable The Balmacaan, Ian and the close fitting overcoat as well as rain coats and fur coats. Prices range from. $10 up. Rogers & Stevens ' Norwalk and so. Noerallr. sxmsommssv SALE STARTS ro-moskow $18 SILK inn) cons $5.95 The most important Cilll'l‘ event oi ihe‘season. 22 Women’s & Misses’ Costs to he closed out, Some are samples irom a high class coat mann- * 'iacturcrs. Many oi these Costs are lined with Silk & Skinner’s Guaranteed Satin. Value to $18 SALE BEGINS T0-MORROW $5.95 NO EXCHANGE on c. o. D. SEE BIG . WINDOW DISPLAYS Errors may have occurred which we will be most ‘plea's- Aprons, “Boudoir. Caps.“ Silk. Hosiery, Bath Robes, Kimonos, V- Furs, UNDERWEAR $1. 50 to $5.00. inns ssoa ‘ . . . * l i In The Rush ,. .. ii i ed to correct. Changes of sizes in rings and delay- 5 ed engraving will be carefully attended to. Easy ChoOsing for the New Year’s Gift Seeker still in Our Stoolts. At The Sign of The Chimes G. W. Fairchild 8t Son, inc. 907 Main St. Bridgeport; m Established in“ Iufi. M.“ “Fm MRS, “I PORTERS, RJ ‘II‘A IliIi-‘RS. fimwro‘rrmmmou. 'flay concerning the matter, expressing a . HARTFORD. Conn; Dec. 24f“; the opinion that the appointment was. Judging from statements made by him within the scope of the Civil Service ‘todsy. Robert H. Snow. superinteud law. He said he would bringthe inst Yent of the State Capitol will not re- ter to the attention of Chairman Mar °‘” Jame“ R919“ “-- l‘m “Km 51"“- liaqulsh the place to John L. Wilson,i ris oi the commission. 313$!) dismissed mm 0m”. ”m o firo commission because of the announced to be Comptroller- electi When Mr Show was questioned as remm- .i by that body several days Webster's appointee. without a strug— to his attitude in the matter he said one or ( lilti'i‘ gls. Edward A Wright. secretary of he would not give up without a con 0‘“ “W’dlm 1““ the ”‘81“ of "ml the state Civil Service Commissionu test if his rights seemed to be pro- .as provided in m” my "mm" 1‘“ mayor said he would appoint a new had a conference with Mr Snow to-ltected under the law 'commm‘on many- .\'( H'ES 1" RE COMMISSION. ohms-su‘mm ‘ $80,500.00 honour. neon-9 A; M. i. 81’. it} THURSDAY. lies. 3l--9 A. M. to 3 P M. FililR mus-25c. 50c 31 00 32.00 OPEN TO RECEIVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP (iii neon-H non ii..- vrvmno Jane-stair ii “INESDAY, lice. 3ll-9 A. M. to 3 P. M. MWNMY EYEMNG, Jail. lad (081’. M. 55-31259 325 it. we aim Youths Join this or All . l"ss.’lu\1sh\ U M!‘ 1 U“. “W:- ' SAN FRANCISCO Dec 24~Muy- .' humus Murphy WM“ .
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