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WEDNESDAY. DEC.9 1
POHLSOME LINE
STATIONERY
ERNEST DUDLEY CHASE LINE
WATERMAN PENS
CARDS AND BOOKLETS
TOYS
Among 'the many attractive line; you will find thei
DUPONT, ROMA,
AND CLAYWOOD POTTERY
CUT GLASS
LEATHER GOODS
BRASS GOODS
ersary Day
Saturday marks the beginning of another year in our present store—the largest Gift Shop in The Norwalks. In the way of appreciation for the steady growth of our business we will present a
Box of Candy to each customer purchasing to the amount of 25 Cents or more on Saturday. December 4th.
An Exceptionally Attractive Gift Stock Will be Displayed
This Stock of Gifts was selected in no trap-hazard manner. For months our representative has watched for new things and as they appeared orders were placed for the most pleasing We are con-
fident you will find here, in this daylight store, many lines not to be /secured elsewhere in this city.
COME ,IN and look around
It's impossible to tell all that's here, and if we could you would not appreciate it nearly as much as by seeing. So come in and look around.
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We haw.- the best and largest as sortment of Toys in The Norwal its—We can say this without fea r of contradiction. We sell Toys
all the year, and we consequently select our line not only for the rush holiday season. but to saris {y the daily demand.
SHAVIN G SETS
CANDY
SATURDAY
DECEMBER
4th
It’s the only way
to see it all
CIGARS
early selections
they will not
S‘PECIALLY ENGRAVED
HIGH SCHOOL STATIONERY
Christmas.
[T WILL PAY YOU
TO WAIT
Early shopper-s will ha c advantage of
prices cut at the eiei‘enth hour.
not reduce prices either
the
and we. assure them that
be disappointed by having
We will
before or after
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lb Works i‘ompsny. was unfortunate en ; arr11s1s w-ert maue. as the Dame! ES! [POl‘q‘l .9 ARIEN Miss Carrie E. s_ Msrkwell of Nero-
‘UPECIAL ATTENTION To EAST ought to hsvo a quantity of smoryi “gm 1111 lo heed [lip oillcor's warning. ”9) , .1..."— lion avenue. Normon. who has new be-
NORWALK ORDERS IMF-9 fill his left 579- A" 0' ”ll“ ““1“ 9) . ""_ _9(:9 9comc known ln'the poultry World 11.11
mm deliiery at any time of "01 ”“10"“! by 3 physician in ““9““ LAST MEETWG 0" THE CW“; AND .thc owner of Napoleon, the smallest
by. First delivery lenies at eight 3““1 Md ”'9 specialist W351 (alli‘d 1n} LEAGUE. , of small But! cochln dwarf bauiains,
o'clock.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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'Thc thermometers 011 the East side
this morning early. registered 22 de
gees.
The Phillips family are preparing
to remove from Central avenue to
Stanford, Conn.
Edward Bleckmsn, formerly of Gro-
gory Boulevard. is moving to the
' corner of Benedict street and East
9 avenue.
,‘residents 9f Marshall street.
in: East Wushlngton street.
mid-week prayer service.
)[n‘and Mrs. William Lee. former
second
district, have taken up their residence
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The regular monthly business meet-
7 in; o! the ofilcial board of the East
avenue‘m. E. church will be held to-
Inorrow evening, at the close of the
Work on the new bridge is being
rushed. Both sides of the road. for
nearly the entire length of the east
' guide of the structure. is open for traf-
fic. ~, Trolley officials are pushing
‘thlngsthat cars may be run over by
the last of the present week. ,
m.;Alice Hill and daughter Alice,
1m! an Zant street. are today remov-
ing from this city to New Haven,
when they will in the future make .
”their residence- Miss Hill was an am-
We or the Boston Store and both
' pod her mpther here many local
‘ who. regret their leaving.
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Captain Oscar S Mills, of Highland
avenue, is ill.
Smell are still running good in the
local harbor. Good messes was re
ported caught here last Sunday.
I Mrs. Aaron G. Stevens, _of Roway-1
ton avenue, has'returned from a vial?
with her daughter‘ln New York.
Norma Hall, of Logan street who
‘lhas had an attack of fever, is improv
ing slowly.
Mrs. Marsh Thatcher and two chil—
dren have returned from a visit in
New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gushman have
been entertaining Mrs. Cushmsn‘s
uncle from Boston
Anthony Ruszikn, of Brookside,
caught a five sud a half pound black-
fish recently.
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Percival H. Sharron, for several
years employed by the Radel Oyster
' Company, has tendered his resigns-
tion.
Mrs.“iiohn A. For: and son have
closed. their residence in North Ave-
'nue;' and returned to New York for
the winter. .9 ., ~ -
The road roller oftlie city has been
brought to Rowayfon where 11‘ willj‘he
used on the road work now nearing
completion on 9Rowayivn avenue: ‘
The 5:01:11: hole? of the pine-8:118
busy now playing new .5111 “ch
afternoon s~lsrgo crowd of them 1115c
enjoying the 99mg 991: thei 11.111111
to the residence of John W.Pén11ell
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1 Friday uitcrnoon at 3:30.
'ing will be 1111 iniporlmi:
Iil will take up-nmliois oi' business 11..
‘connecling South Norwnlk and East
The closing 11112111111501" the Civic
the L‘mc Department of 1111» 1:011:
1111111in tilub, Will be held in tho uuui-
lorium ol‘ the First District Library. on
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1 rungemcnts for the new plnn of walk
11 i: expected that the meeting will
b1» 11 1:111:11 one its all the members of
the league 1110 much interested in tin
ibiozlder plans being made ior con
filnuod usefulness.
l its record during the brief years
of its existence is 11 splendid one as
jit has 10 lls credit the first stop to
ward the building of the new oridgi
,Norwrzlk; the filling up of the audi
lorium in the Norwalk Library; the
carrying on of two hundred childrens‘
.gardczis during the mist three sum
inc-1's: the lining out and managing
of 11 most successful playground dul-
ing the pust summer: the benutifyinp1
of the old burying ground around the
Town House and many other pieces of
civic work. 1
The league feels that in merging its
existence into that of an organi‘zstioi
bAUGATUCK‘;
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” Charles Wokemsn spent. yesterday
in New York on business. .
.lrlm Facile spent yesterday
i1g~wi1h friends out of town.
Visit-
Mrs. Walter Osyorn spent yesterday
11 Bridgeport visiting with friends.
l‘msopli N'ol in has recently accepled
11 position with the Hart plisrmaly.
Mrs. Burrell has returned fr 1111 11
lt‘t‘Pni visit with friends in 9New
\ork.
Mr. and 1.111.114.1161“ motor? I=dl
'11 New York yesterday, where they
.-pent the day with friends.
George Wright has returned from a
recent automobile _lrip to Florida
where he spent several weeks with
friends. 9
of the class and to buy some suitable '
gift to he presented to the school on
which stands for the interest. of thel
whole city, it is moving forward Wiihl
the spirit of the times and expects}
through its members to be of even
greater service to the community than
it has been-in the past.
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RAILROAD'CAN 1111;: LAND.
HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 1.—Jl’hel‘e
was no opposition to the petition oi.
the New York, New Haven and Hart
fordfiRsilrosd Company for permission
to take land for railroad purposes at
the hearing before the Public Utilities
Commission in the Capitol finer-day.
The land in question le- located in
Btonington and owned by Mrs. Mary
P. Hyde. While there was no formal
Fred 8. , and W. A- ?endleton. of‘
~Brooklyn. N. X... brothers of Mrs.
Hyde, ih which 'they called attention
.by
opposition, a letter. was read ’fr-oml
to the endurance from which their sis:
tor would 11m: 3)! the Wild: Q
'1 mill?
infliitioli
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class day. The supper will be held
from 6 until 9:30 o'clock.
The addition of the Marion '1‘.
Leddy place on Compo street is very
.nearly finished. This wing will be
useoss a small studio. The interim
decorations have not as yet been fin ‘
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uf1lown contractors. . ,
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It is expected that there will he a.
large attendance at the supper given
the senior class of the.
High School on Friday eveningin the
Town HalthJsrgs number of tickets
have obesity been sold. The supper
will be .cooked by" the Domestic
Science class. The money raised will
be used. for the graduation expenses
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advertises “his 3031s If he cannot Cir
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S‘nn‘i‘c
'vacsied by Postmaster Bennett and Busy Bees“
' dentist section.
paid 11 visit to New York yesterday,
land it,is rumored that she went in
lmnke arrangements to enter Nomi
eon 111 the coming Madison Square
MT- fl“d Mrs Waring Carrington I‘m-“W show.
who 1119 been visiting he ..1 A 11:011.} 1f|oyd Trial; 1111.» WWW“ 111111
bridge family at Collcudors P111111, pm»- of the Klan Highway. Harlan.
\oroton, have rel urned to Charleston. IW‘F' ' visitor 1‘ 07““‘191‘ W3 1““ 0‘1
(be w.eek .\lr Triggs ls well~known
in. the newspaper “arm as an, illustra-
tor. and his drawings are often seen
W111. G. Strongewnrd of Ncrotonjm the Sunday newspapers. “The
1"“ commenced 1° "m0“! his c0141111” Bees," which illustrates a comic
loge, half of which he and his wife poem for children, is new appearing
pow occupy, and will throw the other each week in The Chflmian Science
half of the house, which has just been “0mm, 0‘ Boston. in which “The
has been running for
his family, into one good-sized house'mlmy months. Mr. Triggs has also
for his own “'8' ideas this kind of work for the New
1 --——- York Tribune and New Yark Times.
The Noroion 11101111111 team expects \ few years ago Mr Trlsgs boush:
to play Crescents of Stamford next the Hecker place on the Kings High
Sunday. in Noroton. The Noroton “'8? Bl Darieu. 101‘? down the 0”
ll! cup will be as follows: lifebonsld,9 l‘cuse. and built. back of it. on the
l. c.. Bennett 1 1.; lawns] '.;t Harri hill, a handsome modern house in
son c; \‘oyd r g; Scribner. r t.;‘ “hich he has is studio on the top
Whitelaw,r.e.; C11rlson,q.b.;Gold-“00r
eu,9r. 11.: Stark l. h.; Oakes, f. h. |
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k. 0‘ _’I~.” ’9‘va
Frederick W. Bruggerhof’s hand
'some estate on the Post road. almost
The Trowbridue family and many on the 511111111111 -.\‘orotou lion, out in
tuber summer residents of Collender‘s Noroton, has very beautiful and in
Point returned to their country homes lei-eating moods Ville!) of course.d
to spend Thanksgiving and the week not show to their best ediantage ax
end. This was also the case in Tok- ibis season of the year,
encke, Darien, Noroton and many Fl):
0 ‘..er points around Stamford Sev ”-9
eral families opened their homes on El. Nib! 0f various kinds, of which Mr.:
Shipper: Point. but Shippsn is fast he Bruggerhof seems very fond. and it9
coming “all the year around" resi seems natural that he should be, for;
lie is President of the J. M. Thorn-
‘bury company of New York, and pro
M hsbly the oldest seed garden supply
MTB- “5“.“ M Lsseil and Mrs house in the United States,hsvi1ig;"
George Morston Whit“! on Saturday started in business in 1802. This is
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.presented to society their daughters. pr(.bgbly why Mrs Franklin M. Jones'
Miss Elizabeth Lasell and Miss Lois home in Noroton is also 11111 of beau
Haven Whit!!! at 11 ten in Whitins- tlful plants. shrubs and flowers, as
ville, s. suburb of Boston, and later she is Mr muggerhof's denim“
Mrs. Lose“ save a dinner and dance
for the party of young people Mr! I On 51111111131, at about 2 1.111.111.
resell is the mother-11111111 of Mrs. whole of heroin avenue, and as for
Josiah 11111.11, Jr.. who was Miss Nora as the Boston .Post Road, was swuk'v~
" mum of Flushing. and I cousin of eyes by 111101 1111111- 111101, and the whole
:Douglsss It Ellin‘un 02.011111111119111 neighborhood was around.
It seems
Point. Newton. where she and he: that thieves -,hs‘d broken open the door
111196919111 are moist visitors. hum: of 1nd when-house bé$113ihrthr .
spoof conic 91111111 time o‘t the mum Jim Corrie Mukwell. who lives on
hoist: more The? 1.1199111119911119 Newton. 111111111919. be]! why“ between
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ing and summer are most sttract- .19
With rare flowers and ioreignl
3 Hair
road. The \larkwells have u hui 14hr
Lalnrmt which rings in lheii house 119
any doors or Windows in the chicken—
h(.uses are touched. Aside from this
.ihe poultry—houses are now electrified,“
and if the alarm in Miss Marlrwoli's
house had not awakened the f111niiy,~
rnd if the ihiei‘ had gone a WHO fur-
1l11r'in.he (or they) would have. it‘-
(shod 1'1 shock Miss 31111me shot...
out or the: “iinddw at the thiet sever
al times ibut before the neigiihois.
(but - 111$ constables) "arr-lied the
lli‘cves had escaped to the woods 111‘
the" rear -of the houses. .The only
trace of them found was an open door
in meat the poultryliouscs. This is
the fifth attempt on Miss lisrkwcll‘s
prize chickens. (in account. of the'
electric appliances ofthe Markwells'
chicken-houses, the thieves are newr
able to steel any poultry. The neigh-
bors and other owners of chickens in
Norcton are indignant that this nuis-
ance and danger is not put to a step-
A party inspected property in \‘oroton
Heights. recently, with a view to es.-
tublish oz .1 large chicken- farm but.
on hearing of so many robberies and
the conspicuous lack of police pro
teetlon. decided to locate elsewhere.
Exery few days a robbery is roportt I
. in this section.
mums
smnmnni
mmnm
stops falling out and gets
thick, wavy. strong and
beautiful.
l Your hair beccmoslighl wavy. ll
abundant and appears as soft ins-1
ironsi and boauiiful 115.! young 9'gll‘15'
{ after 11 "Dondcrinc hair cleanse." Jiat9
try ibis—moisten .1 cloth with a little
Danderine aid carefully draw it;
thrmwh your 11.1lr taking one small
strand at a time. This “ill cleanse 111.1
Mir of do 1., (if rt and excessive oil and!
in 11111 a ten moments you have doul‘.
bled‘the beauty of your hair. 1.
Besides beautifying the hair :11 once.
llnnderine dissoltes every particle of‘
dandruff. cleanses. purifies and invigv
crates the scalp, forever stopping itcbé' ,
ing and falling hair
But what win‘ please you most will;
be after a few weeks 9191:1911 wgen yo
wil actually see new ar— no an
11031117 or flrst~yeo§ebut really 11:9
11:11- Wing all over the scalp. 9
you c e for pretty, suit hair and lo 9 -
of it surely get, a 25cent bottle ,
Knowlton’s Dsnderine from any. 11
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d so am Iii-”£4 gist or toilet counter: and Just try it. “1.?
Norwalk Chronicler