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SOCIAL WHIRL
. wot .BMTTLE Luge variety of putative ‘
come my 3 ; pom flit Xmas Gifts.
connections 2. 1..
CANDY aAoKETs
CANDY cmes
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Mrs Nina Wilson, dressmaker has
moved from 31 Lincoln avenue, to 5
Reed street
Attorney Willem l'. Tammany
spending the day in New Haven.
The new rates of passenger fares Km ’0‘, m comfortable
on the New York New Haven 0: Hart. mm. D.» R 1
ford railroad go into effect on Fridty, 1 1
New Year's day_ , The hunt! mo! mofiungarianl
I’N" iRefornol (and: choir will be heldl
Miss Margaret Cagney. of Ridge;
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field, is spending her vacation 9: the this "Cl-8 I. fill.
guest of Mrs. Charles Dyes of Dan-
bury.
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than will he considered at the next
lsoaalooflthocny Council I
Miss Florence McMahon and M38-
ter Horace McMahon, of South NOD
walk, are visiting for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs, John Kane. of Hickok
avenue. Danliury.
'lhe Salvation Army will hold its
regular mld- week service at 8 o'clock Th. mm weakly business meet-I:
this evening. At 10 o'clock all will tug of lo Bridge Construction 0013'.
be served with coilce and rolls free of (mince viii gothohold tomorrow men- .
charge. At ll oclock the annuall in: been-nodule holiday.
watch night service will commencel
under the direction of Ensign Pen;
rett. I
Iii-a Hal-n l “outpace or Edlle‘
arena. but Nor-walk. is enjoying u‘
{pleasant whit with friends in New
1 Y2fl_ W
warned opening of Music
Hall.
‘ ‘ int. 1
>~M00se Musquerutle Bell. Old Maw
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”I“ ”a” M“ ”“8 Mg” 5 The room or south Norwalk Conn
Icll. “Knight. of Columbus, on Northi
obstruct. have been extensively;
overhauled end made most attractive)
nary 2. from ti to 8. and on Monday for the null who no invited to
e\ ening January 4, froth 6 to 8 for the II n l I s
, aocomodatlon of all who desire to join, h
the Christmas Savings Club. There l,
are still left membership cards in eachl.
'lhe South Norualk ’i‘rust CompanyM
will be open Saturday evening, Jan
All oldil'ly Indy yesterday suffered
uneven inll at the corner of Cedar!
of the four classes, but they are be mm M West ”mm“, The police
I“ taken “My me” day station val notified and onicer JohnI
i'l‘ooihill assisted the lady to a trol-
1leyw. who arrived at her home. in
lWiunlp-nh safe and sound §
Each of. the lorsl employee of the
National Biscuit Co reten ed a Chrigt-l
mas present of $5 from the company 1
Title practite nus followed out alll‘
thlongh the (uuntry and each of the
15 000 employ es of the company was
presented with a nvedollar gold piece
as a Christmas gift. The total amountl
thus distributed by the company was!
over :7 5.000.
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'l‘he ashes of William \VOOdllllOI
lltoc hhill. a tuner American minister
to Chino. who was on his way to.
China in into the post of financial:
advise to the Chinese administration
when he died in EIonolulu, December
H8 arrived in Norwalk last evening.1
Attorney Aaron '1‘. Rates coutisei‘on route to Wield. MIN. Rock-
rnr William J Boehler ol‘ Brookfiem l ill. whom-1th her husband at the,
defendant in the case or Georgéitim moo! his oath. accompanied the;
Wakeman. administrator, vs. the “has. Honorial services for Mr.
Massachusetts Life Insurance Co, ct Rbcllflll N "W in Litohlleld ”‘3
at. has filed notice of appeal from latterpltdthla week.
‘ the decision of Judge Scott, in the, M'
court of common pleas. The case was ‘ ——-IIEW YEAR'S DANCE. i
tried about three weeks ago and the ' Am. l'rlday night. Ausp 0:3
suit was to determine the ownership!Sixth W— will“ 8 I0 12 A -
of an insurance policy. m!“ 35 '
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THE BANK OF SERVICE
1915 - Christmas Savings on - 71915
on some 11101:qu nits: storm
I WILL BEQPEIII
6 to 8m Sat Eveniaghz-Btos
lilo B-Mon. Eveninuhli -6 ms
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FRESH ”oceans
weoroorrar ll "W I i
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we m. . nu, no mo ”11.1mm .
151 Wum ' or arm or. ,3,
street. “I. also. 100-3: some. a». 2‘
Moose Innuendo Ball, New Year‘s?, .
on or about Jan. 1. loin.
:OUR SISTERB' LODGI OFFICERS.
. 8 Themes, of Rowayton, will install
- the unicorn at the next meeting. which
- will be held on Wednesday. January
Alice Leatherland
‘ . Worden
ationa are Wm
our future at the
inborn shell by a. no.
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oh; do: for the mu m lust been
. constructed and aubw to a prev
flu-mm {at and "new
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pm somewhere in the lower M0-
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Give W. W? W.
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Mothers, Wives 61
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Guaranteed Ring?
1 entry hundreds of illfleront styles
~~UIO Joldo Goal this cold weather. {of W. W. W. GUARANTEED BlNGB
in all an: \arioua mutational.
I-llichard F. Nondi-
JEWELER.
26 No. MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
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A COMMON CONVEROATIOM
"I must have my eyes attended
to. Where is the best piece to go
to have them examined?" Answer:
"I. myself. so to THAMES ho-
csuso it is the only place in the city
whet-eyed can have a thorough pro-
fessional examination of the eyes
without charge. by an OCULIBT.
who is a. registered physician.”
THAMER
OCULiSTS AND OPTICIANB‘.
Open 8st. Evonlngl. Eli. 1097.
New l’Ihoto Studio
Edwin \. l-llsnin of Stamford will
open A branch Photo Studio in the
luutlor Building. 4 South Main 5%,
New Year reduction
THE ,
LITTLE
SHOR
Suits, Coats, Gowns, Skirts,
at Greatl Reduced Prices.
Hartford B och No. Main St.
Be Comfortable-Be happyBecbcerful
buy the genuine", JEDDD COAL
from '
RAYMOND, BROTHERS
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Fitsqil Eyeglasses
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Scotch tartsus I have danced
.thcmsulvcs flight into tlir. .
front ranks. They are Cheri“ i
in] mixers.
Here are lively patterns, 110'
many ofa kind. The qtnt‘k I
stepper gets 'em. I
Single-breasted patch pockets I
suits $10 to $30. ,
Rough. fuzzy, Scotch fabrics
in Raglan-«liaimacnan ever.-
1'oats $10 to $35.
Rogers & Stevens?
Norwalk and So. Norwaik. 3
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We have :1 Pause l'lny-
er Piano in good condi»
lion, mahogany case, full
size. sixty-five note.
of sixtyftve
bench, scarf
delivery.
Supply
note rolls,
and fru-
$250. 'Easy Terms.
This is :1 genuine imr-
gain for some one.
M. Sonneanerg
and Company ‘
104 WaSiiingtOD St.
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Mira Jennie L. Bates Chosen Noble
Grand and Mrs. Caroline [throne
' Vice Grand.
OuIr sisters’ Rebekah Lodge. No.
65.1. 0.0 F., held its normal election
of epic-era last night, sitar which re
freahments were served and a social
hour enjoyed. District Deputy Pearl
6th
The result follows: . \
Noble Grand~Misa Jennie L. Babes.
Vice Grand—Mrs. Caroline Ahrena.
Corresponding Secretsry— Miss
Financial Secretary—«Mrs Alice
Treasurerr—Mra Gsorahno Warren.
Floor Director—flows“ V. Worden.
Trustee-41in. amuyg llama.
Pianist—floater ll. Brendan
pau-
we: new menu 3mm.
manual-root Do‘c.‘ u.—-—mar-
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thou‘d. headed
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Fish t Fish!
OPENED GOISLING CLIAMS‘
FRESH, SALT, SMOKED
AND CANNED FISH.
ovsrnns. ,LONG ' AND
ROUND CLAMS
CUTBILL’S
BRIDGE MARKET
‘ 71 North Main Street
, Free Delivery. , Phone 10a.
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TURNING OVER,A NEW
DEAF
may mean you: need a new
book; to turn., I.’ '
LEDGERS. DAY BOOKSp
’ form Pieces as
should your eyes haVe been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
udiuilnl, feel at liberty to con-
sult
\t‘thlAM .I. MOORE
0mm”:
[harm a, new: Building.
No. lhii Washington at.
Opposite liort‘o 'l‘iicntn
humility. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to o.
N. Y. WW"! 5th Ann. I to
4 p. us. daily.
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Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance Ifrom
Elizabeth St.
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NEW YEAR’S
Cards, Booklets,
tellers, Post Cards
New Year's Booklets
...... 5¢ to 15¢ with
New Year's Letters 5¢ cuch
New Year's Cards
, ...... 5¢ to 10¢ each
New Year's Post Cards
6 for 5¢ and 5¢ ouch
M I N T Z' S
. Open This Evening
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BLANKETS
59c to $6.50
Comfoftables
$1.00 .tOI..‘$4.00
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
South Norwalk Phone. 446
i we GIVE 5. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
:::::Y our Attention
‘I EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
‘ EXCELLENT FACILITIES
. PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
I Are the factors which have made this institution what it is today
l THE OLDEST BANK lN NORWALK.
Fairlield County National Bank,
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Merry IXmastoIAll
TU OL'N FNIILVUS. (HIM (‘I mourns.
W1tl1 pit-usurp we express ht'al‘Ii‘ tin-mks in our Fro-mix and (Writ;—
more for irnde of the past.
(‘ull around and see our stock for t‘liristnms. \\ i11t~l1 lllt'lllf‘f'
HIKING, FOLIAGE and POT PLANTS in numbers.
FLU“ -
(Wm. Kaunas, l'hot-niat-s, Fonts, .haicns. Arm-us,
refills. Annuals-ins. (‘ydnmom Auk-nos, Calm-Ions,
la-m. Cherries. Drummers, Erin» lh‘gtmlns. ow.
\i-ptu 31;; us. Poin—
Duh-h, Jun-usu-
(tut Flowers of quality. All i‘lu‘ioluinn grants of rpm-inf denim»
live vultw no don't for-gut everything: for (‘iu'kmum mm he found at
The South Norwnlk
South Norwaik Flower Co.,
j No. 2 Som‘n Main Street
Telephone 364
Regular 350 Value tor 250
I'
All opportunity for it gunl im cstmt'nl in gamut-His 0.
excellent quality.
1 in the lot are Wonn-n's Ribbed. l'Ilt’L‘t‘t'tl Howl I’m-1m
\It‘sts and l‘ants, in all the most wanted shapes. both rogu-
; the greatest valm ever altered at 25c.
This iS an Opportune Bargain-
lill‘ and extra sizes
J .I. MALLET’RE
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STON E3."
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moon
cnors ALL «mos IlIor
FOOD Into Clean Cut Lint-l
FINE (or?
COARSE as wanted. .
Other machines chop mebt
only. TflIS DOES AW
WITH THE- ‘CHOPPI G
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potatoes, Me t.
Apples. Cabbage. Bree
EVERYTHING.
_ A machine you w use
every day. Caliand it.
CHAS E. W
in human] i
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DON’T MISS IT!
The N. E. Ryan (30.
8‘ WASHINGTON STREET. ' IOUTH NORWALK.
All the local barhcr shops will stay
open this evening until 9 o’clock, They
will (lose at noon tomorrow. *
l:0'l‘l Ill “1141‘. IS (‘01 RT'S lit LIV“. 1
Judgt (use Holds llmplmcls of l n-
dcr li‘iw Not Under (m-
pcnsntion Ant.
AP.“ llAV l-‘N Dt‘c.‘ 31.~— Judge
lwllliam s. t‘ase in the civil side of
ithe Supeiier Court todm handed
down his decision in the suit of R.
3 Parker \8 Ernest 8. Benton. This
was an appeal from the (‘ompenca
tlon Commissionels.
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FIRST 00°15 awos mmeesnou ’ ’
HEARTBURN, on GAS on
women
The question as lo how long you
.are going to continue a suffeier from
. indigestion.
.; stomach is _merelyra matter or new ,
““3 fsoon you begin taking Tommie Tabs-RI
People with weak stomachs should
take Tonoline Tablets
ltlie decision the court reviewa
ylVi'orkmens Compensation and Em-
Yinloyorn’ Liability Acts, and in conclu-
sion says, that “cniployois oi resti-
llariy less than five employee are not
within the terms of the act and not.
laubjer-t to its provision. The appeal
from the judgement of the Compen-
lnation Commissioners is therefore
isustnmed. "
; John w. Carroll. of Philodelphia.
ilk, and family, are spending the heli-
idny at the home of Juries Cousins. on
i’l‘aylor avenue. div. Carroll was the
engineer Who constructed the stomp
railroad bridge across the Norwallt
river at South Norwalk.
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tidn. no feeling like a lump of lead in
the stomach, no heartburn, sour rls~ ‘
ings, gas on stomoh. or belching or >»
undigested food, headaches, dizziness‘
or sick stomach; and besides, what. ‘
you cat will not ferment and poison .
your breath with nau’oeons odors. All 5'
these ”mommy-resulting from aw
pepsin are generally relieved avo‘r‘niu-'
ates “for taking Tepoiine Tablets r
Gotoyoardmw'stondget a}?
box of Molina Tablets and you
‘ ~ . will always go to the table with a
All interesting and important meat- hearty appetite, ind what you eat will
in; oi the Trinity You: Men‘s Club taste good, because your web “I“...
was. held last evening. It was delin~ intestines will be clean and moment!
dusty decided to rent the new rooms you will know there are-dc solos
m central Food Company's build b. any marshadnighla andmia‘orahle
days far you. ‘l‘tnoho tabs irosbmc.
_)mmmmiui like life?
worth 1mm...
we... e... mm for to
dyspepsia or out—of-order .
occasioumh "I
and there will be “he more indiges- .
sour. chief-order stomach and a”... , I;
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