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George H. iiromileid torment, 0!!
Norwalk. assistant clerk in the m
of the insurance commissioner. has
returned from a western and southern
trip for the department. He lot! this
state in October.
The prohibition state central corn-
atittee of Connecticut will moot at.
the Y. it C A. Hartford, Webs.-
day, December 30, at 11 s. m. to
hear reports oi._the year, taken so-
tion thereon and consider plans for
the campaign of 1915 and 1916.
Stanley Lowndes, who is one of the
electrical engineers on the battleship of New Canaan. “a Mrs. Susan U.‘
.. Georgia, now stationed at Boston. is
at his home in South Norwaik for
the holiday in i. few weeks the war-
ship will sell for the Panama Canal
sane.
-Wllliam S Hyde, or ManChestOf.
and others. associated with him,
have petitioned the general assenhl!
tor - a charter consolidating the
Manchester water district. the
Manchester sanitary and sewer dis-
trict, and the Eighth school dish-la
and for additional powers as a ore’
district.
Friends of Harry Brothertoa, for
meriy of South Wilton. will be inter
ested in tho'news of his marriage tn
Wednesday. December 2, to MissAlico
Grape oi Alden, him. Mr, and Ira.
Bretherton will make their home In
7 that plane, where Mr. Brothertoa has
recently purchased a farm and built
a new house.
Leland Close of Norwalk. one o!
the men employed in the building of
the tire station in Main street. Darin,
narrowly escaped serious injury. Fri-
day of last week. He was on a high
ladder and ri'ell a distance of about
twenty-idol. Although considerably
shaken up. the Norwaik youth was
act'serlousiy injured.
mound H. Henley, secretary at
the state board to agriculture, ha!
submitted to Governor Baldwin tin
46th annual report of the heard.
The values! the principal crops
grown in the state is given, as M
lows: Hay and‘fol'age, $7.25.”:
tobacco. $4,416,000; potatoes. 81.-
882,000; corn. $1,894.000 and oats,
$161,000.
Isl-Aim
”minions“:
WkasSGfis.
film.“-
stid 4W. Raymond
UN'DERTiAKER
I" “MEN'S wanna
lull! light the Salvation Army
will hold their Sunday school enter
Iain-mt. at which time presents and
with will be distributed to ltd
menial, most of which are the poor-
er children of the cit!
—~8how cases. .wsll uses. counters.
Note. [or sale at Wm _,P Hoers'. Down-
town. .
A very {enjoyable 'Christmes party
‘wss enjoyed st the home of Air. and
Elsi. Charles R. Petty; at Rowayton,
yaderthy. Mr. and Mrs. Petty enter
tsinod Kr. and In. w. e. Inckwood.‘
Potty. at least Vernon. The day was
spent most pleasantly.
”a-
Mary holds. at Norwsllt. has
. brought suit for 8200 against Michael
Nolan. also oi this city Papers have
boots died In the town clerk's oliico by
amt, Bhoriif John H. Blake attach-
lna property or Mr. Nolan's hire.
fields claims that Mr. Nolan had a
knee post. valued at 81 and 53 shade
trees. whose value was 875, out down
on her property. on Spring Hill. she
asks 8150 damages.
—-4 [Altai siesT'zfit Hoers'.
On Christmas day Mr.‘ and Mrs, F.
ll. Koppel. of 42 Woodward avenue.
South Nervllk. entertained a com-
pany of appreciative friends. A
beautifully trimmed tree held gifts tor
all, and a bountiful turkey dinner left
no want unsuppiied. The guests were
Mr, and Mrs. G. 8. Overton and sons
Willis and Arnold. Miss Emma Baum
don. the Aliases Mabel and Myrtle
Saunders, Miss Lillie King. B. F.
Jamison and Mrs, L. Overton.
lddmr 'l‘. Bates.
Norwslk ice dealer. has notdocided
whether or not to rebuild the ice
ago. They Were located in'the West
Nor-walk section and were destroyed
by Ira which gained too great head-
way bolero the arrival oi the firemen.
his ice nous outer-town sources. The
ice comes in by t and the housing
tacilitisa are not as essential as they
use to ho. Because of this fact. there
is a possibility that Mr, Bales will
not rebuild. at least not
an: emu
r
i
the Dcrlen and
houses which burned down some time
Mr. notes at the present time secures.
to such a
RAYMOND
Give W. W. WW
Guaranteed Rises to
Mothers, Wines 6
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Guaranteed Ring?
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JEWELER.
26 No. DAMN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
(
Coal
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General Wcsfligr Conditions.
A“ 0‘48“"!!! “in is wry
inch cificicncy .
Prices Stowe to been.
Other days—other coats
from $35 30.335. ' :4
Fur coats" and Fur-lined
coats. $i8 to $125.00
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk and So Norwak.
”WW -———.
EVERYTHING
Aprons,
Boudoir Caps.
Silk Hosiery,
Bath Robes,
Kinionbs,
UNDERWEAR
$1.59 to $5.00.
THE
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Dickens Christmas iCaroi
Read by 4
MR. EDWARD WEED
of New York
AT THE CHRISTMAS VESPERA SERVICE
South Norwalk Congregational amt;
Sunday, Dec. 27th, 1914
The last Vesper service of the Season.
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Coal
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Mintz’s
BIG COAT SALE
E SM (7 Satin Lined Coats
$5.95. Values up to $18
is 200
_ Should ”It lies have been giving .
you trouble or sopr- slasses need
adiosillx. feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
0mm
noon I, Rector Building,
No. in Washington St.
W Don's MW.
My. Wednesday and mu,
m 8:30 to I.
N. Y. alarm—727 501 Am, I to
d p. as. daily.
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Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
I WAIHDNOTOK STREET.
BALANCE OF OUR
HOLIDAY STOCK
is being offered this week at 20 per
cent Reduction from Regular Prices.
The N. E. Ryan. Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
BLANKETS
59c to $6.50
For Unto-date Ionics Cali
Fred H. Gannon,
Funeral Director snd'Embalmo:
Discs and Residence
Telephone 904.
3
i
A. Dickerman & Son.
South Norwelk :
Comfortable:
$1.00 to 54.00
Phone. 446 .
84 De. Main St. Io. Nor-walk.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
3.4:
"m QYour Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL ensiLn-v
EXCELLENT FACILITIES : ,
moun- AND confirms seems
Are the lecture which have made this institution what it is today
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK
Fairiield County National Bank
J .1. MALLETTE
Charles Seoohe, of Water street.g
downtown, who several nights ago
was arrested by Oiiicer John Flynn tor.
drunkenness and walking the streets;
without his clothing. was this morning';
taken to the almshouse. by Ollceri
RIGGERMAN .
nos. 34 North Main St.
Frank V. Raymond. The Board or.
Charities ordered Seoske’s removal. i
1912
$52,000. 00
3103333 nun—stun" it.
mummy. Magnum“. it
{FOUR CLASSES-256.. 5011. $1.00, $200
A Christmas Semgs Glob Check is a Christina: Gift That Means Something
OPEN TO RECEIVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP
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CUTBILL’S
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71 North MsinStt‘eet
rm Delivery. Phone 103. ‘ ,
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$809,500. 00
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Atom“. EVENING, Jan. 33 to 3 P. ii.
ISIS—$12.50 335.30 359.33, 3
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Morin;
Norwalk Chronicler