NORWALK
‘Wflt will start next week on the
Mag of Christ Episcopal Church
- W Boulevard, tor the holiday
1 Nat Sunday, the first Sunth o‘t
' Q My, Holy Communion will be
' “at“ in the East Norwallt Ad~
at Christian Church, on V1111 Zuni
A your use today the temperature
VII In high as 77. Dec. 1st, at year
. an, it was 40, and a year ago yes-
. filthy the temperature was 60.
Routine matters were last night dis-
(”filed by the members of the oilicial
. “Id of the East Avenue M. ii.
.‘M which met following the mid-
week prayer meeting, last night.
' my Bust Eiders are coming for-
i; wud and giving contributions for 1th
t purpose of repairing the dim of met-
1—..1 ~.llll Pond, tint skating, when the
1f ' weather is right, may be enjoyed by W“? ha"-
‘ alto-lasts from all sections of the
City
A decided improvement is noted inl
. . _ lineman: of Mrs 8.11‘.li‘airbnnluilue or thin.
vile of the pastor of the East Avenue
. -~ I. 3. church Mrs.
. loan seriously ill ior many weeks
- not. and her friends are very welll
M A! bet rallying.
J‘he 1Conuecticut Company this
morning atnrtod stringing the (new.
1 hold trolley feed wire over the n1w
.. Wishingtou street bridge. The cross-
Vireo have already been placed "in
position. The rails ot the double
tracks and the switches are all now in
place. The immediate inning of car;
across the bride depends largely on
1 the rapidity with which the cement,
sets.
.' A auppci will bi held by (‘hrlsi
Church the 8th of December Planni
were discussed concerning it at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon byl
1 members of the auxiliary who gather-1
1". 0d at the home of Mrs. Simiucl Kelley.
on Seaside Place. A delightfully i
' pleasant social afternoon was enjoy Ed. 1
Hrs. Kelley and Min. Arthur Mm
‘. . tonne entertained, and they proved!
capable hostesses
‘Fay‘s’ Market
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Where they handle nothing but
.Prlme Beef and Spring Lamb.
ouoqgocns or spawn 1
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Roodner Block
Phone 958
- HOSPITAL NOTES.
Timothy Nocke. of South Norwolk,
was admitted yesterday for typhoid
fever. ' .
' William Riordan. or Winnipaulr,
wo- admitted ytstorday afternoon and
operated on {01 an injury to his tight
, eye. Mr Riordan was working in the.
1 Narwnlk Tire and Rubber (‘omp1.:
1 'Q then tile injury was reoclvul.
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uRiNIRiRc 11? you 1
DON'T runnnucnr
you. glass of hot wntor with
phosphate before breakfact
washes out poisons.
It you mite up with a. bad taste.
bad breath and tongue. is coated; it.-
your head is dull or aching; if whatI
you eat soura and forms gas and acid;
in stomach. 01 you are 11111101111 consti»
W99- nervous, sallow and can’t get.
tobling just right begin inside bath- because we are two women clone.
his. rink belore breakfast a. glass or
not hot Water with ‘1’; teaspoonrm. ogition, rather is it on occusollon
limestone phosphate in it. This will
M the poisons and toxins
Mach, liver kidneys and bowels
7nd cloonse. sweeten mud purify the
ultra alimentary tract. Do your in-
ids bathing immediately upon arising
111 the morning to wash out of the,
«Item all the previous day’s volcan-
vans waste, gases and sour lbile before
alumni; more food into this stonidch.‘
.- To feel like mug talks tech like
” yoi on before your iblood, nerVes and
mien became loaded with body in»
mass; got from your pharmacist o:
M pound of limestone phosphate.
3"which la Willie and flrnoot lute-
,, loos uoopttornsourlsh twiosowhlch
in pot unpleasant .
7' Jiotnomp and hot; water a‘cton
ib'o skin. cleansing. sucotonlnx and
mg no not vim andnmmton‘e
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and bowels.
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‘1 Wed at 70, and in tho attemoon,’
In young girl’s after a Danderine haii
1cloth with a little lnnderine and care
Fairbanks Maia of dandrud:
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oP‘ERRv o mamas 3w. .
SAGE “~11.'-"‘._s ‘
HAMS BACON.
‘been sprinkling fine sand
F-ly’s' Mark" l.
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t; out l on alone.
'.preinises alter dark will get the foil
was to mamas tho wind!
an on the stomach liyo‘r. .- .21..
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Mill Tm Hi3,
blilllli llS' Billill
Try this!
wavy and Winn at once.
immediate ?-Yes! Certain ?— that‘s
the joy of it. Your hair become.
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap
pears on soft, lustrous and beautiful as
cleanse. Just try this—moisten ltI
fully draw it through your hair, tall
ing one rmnll strand at a time. This
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt o1
excessive oil. and in just a few mo
manta you have doubled the beauty of
A delightful surprise
awaits those whose hair has been neg-
lectod or is scraggy, faded. dry. bric
Besides beautifying the
hair. Danderlne dissolves every par
cleanses, purifies
nvigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling bur, h-
what will please you most will be
after a few week's use, when you see
'now hair—dine and downy at first-yes 1
~but really new hair growing all over
the scolp. It you care (or pretty, soft
hair, and lots of it surely get a 25
cent boils of Knowlton's Dauderine
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Hair .93; thick, glen».
from any drug store. or toilet counter
and Just try it. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward ll. llelntitld
o.l' Boll avenue, Noroton, have rented
the home at 66 East 91st, street. New
lYork. and will spend the remaindér
:01! the winter there.
i Highway Commissioner Greene has
,flniahed laying concrete on Noroton.
1avenuo Noroton, its tar as the Boston}
Post Road, and, when it is ready to
be opened to the public, it line road
will be appreciated.
During the last few days. the Wee
:Buru golf links have been almost de-
sertcd and 11 19:11:11 as 111111 the mem— 4.3.91 «.«:»’«W,W%o.u.
bani humane down to Plnehurst N.
0,, to join their fellow member, Baht.
Ifloater of 0: Ridge who is inking
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Of late the men who have charge 01'
cleaning and caring for the Post road
between Stamford and Qurlen. have.
over the
roadway. which is a great help
on the slippery road- bod.
. 'Dugdale's ‘deourtment store' at tho
lcornor or the Boston Post Road 11
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and men have commenced
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Boys
misetting traps for l'urbenring unimls. . .
11w eping the machines from skidding Felts mm“ high ”“0“ "‘1‘ “35°“ ‘
East Norwalk 1
Mrs. Smith llmsdwny, who has been
stopping with Mrs.
Long Ridge. for seven] months, has
returned to the home of a son John
'Long Neck road in Noroto'n is great" ‘ 1116111111 11y. and wire, at Rowayton. i
lmprovad since it hos been painted by;
:Henry Ni. \tylie, who has just iinluli
led the w.ork This building 111m
51101111111 the. Noroton post oilico _w-blrl1
also looks much better.
The following letter addressed
this column from Miss thwell or
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{Study t‘ loss of the Methodist Sunday-l 1
The Decmnbor moctini: or the Bliilc.
Isthool, will‘bo fild noncylfuwhv;
owning at to h of a. John
1l‘l11mlor it in hop flzeu’rry int-111
.hci of the claim will be present or
to this meeting. .~
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lNorolon avenue. Noroton is to he the! 5‘“th '9 “10"“ convenient 0' “9"" *
ipoint and all low
111er that something should hm done
at once by the authorities to catch‘ l‘h
abiding citizens will 8“” "m? a culmination range of cost‘
and gas. one that is safe and practicum
e ruinous Sum‘mitt combination
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Irtheno persistent thieves and punish range SW“ 1” 9'8 A J Collin-'60
'cbickens and their winnings at the lo-
i‘cal poultry shows has» 1911,1116 to be
:liove that you will also be lntoroste
,in solving the problem of protecting
them from chicken- thieVes. It is a
weilknoivn fact in Darien and Nom-
too that houses have been roUbed.E
well as hon roostc during the pas
tony ‘w‘eeksk Altogother I hove been
paid six visits, three of them since
Thanksgiving Day. Ono qt my neigh-
bors declares that we are annoyed
‘d: 5.11 no justification to the sillin-
Norotnn is not made plaid tor wom-
I do not unwind to give
up my birds; neither do i intend to sit
quietly by and permit Quito: mound-
1.11151 to carry them of! under my eyes.
but I shall defend my pér‘s'oii and pro-
party by means of firearms, since the
town offers the no protection. _I buys
a zogauge Winchester and s (loll: Iro-
tomatic, and any person‘ seen on any
benefit 01‘ both. My mother and {are
both familiar with Ellie 11119 qtfiresruu
andlsmportoctlytmkmwthnt
we shall and them without warning
I new no will molemysellamu
song» to my neighborsJ 911.91.91.19“- the
Monte of this town like “Italic meo-
branched band oi things. l-jhall coir
‘Your kindly interest in my:
1A1woll~lmowu :1
sow it darkens the bolt so actually
is the most practical range 111140.11on-
complete ranges 111 one. Eight ‘olglit-"
inch lids. four for coal and four for’
n gnu ‘and yet only takes up 42 incite“
with a 20-inch oven. This stdye is‘
guaranteed to give. shtisfaction or
money rstunded. See adv. - j
A box of candy given free at the:
:.Dlrect importing 00., 78 Washingtdn
street South Norwalk ground floor 1
Opgosite People's Trust 00. See adv.
on page 11.‘ .f
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Don't stay Gray! Here's on Old-time
Recipe that Anybody can Apply; 1 i
T111- .. e or sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair to its natural’
color dates back to grandmother'r
ime She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy'ud abundant. 1 l '
Whenever her hair fell out: 9330011 on ‘
111111 dull; found or streaked appenr ,
anon, this simple mixture' mg applied
with wonderful effect. - 1 .
But brewing at home is mussy and
nut 11141111151. Nowadays; by itching at
any drug aim for a 50 cent. bottle. or
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Heir R131? ‘
oily," yogic?“ ‘x‘et- this 1‘ T
recipe w,c1i‘nrbo (lopsided
restore nan-n color. and-- {his
tlie hair and is. splgndid rm» dcudmd‘,
dry.- Eo'vorish itchy Wand rolling
hats. ,
quiitown druggiat
OBLIGATION. ON YOUR PARTTO BUY g-
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John .M. Holt.~ ill ;'
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ting Club sign you more than you iIoul
: moment you told; and pay the racial
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Range in Your Kitchen
.No one pay the “scientific 32111ch to; Tm may: the.-.
‘ Club Member'o Friar-oven for spot
Iconic Holding the 3hr.
at for can puh._ ‘l’ho.
riddl: (is it fisyéur range
.1.‘ d‘ollvered to you and you mop m soil. it whll‘o using it! Tho
WIS-'5'! duos,
you. can fly on
if~ you «in.
{lili'coe
any: “the” dais nu 'Ttlo' “mil”;
Minimum ‘ 1
councillor! without cpl. Mono“! back after 3d
craggy. 82 until the ”H” is paid for. 0!, comic
cinxm (on ii. in our".
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more new mom cIInu‘yI unplug; by olckIneu or nook ,l
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Everyman who has ever heard the old saying regarding carrying coals to Newcastle will
OVER 809 DIFERENT STY LES or NEW FALL’WLENS ON MY TABLES To SHOW YOU WITHOUT ANY
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opEN EVENINGS
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bxtraordm ry Sale
vol Genuine Cut Glass
for Friday and Saturday Only
from $3 to $5 Valucs for $129 each
863 Display in 6dr Window
An opportunity to select a Christmas Gift that will be ap-
preciated by, all.
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.TALL CELE'RY vases
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“my now“ " Isw'i-z‘s'r PEAS VASES 1-:
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s-gmcn‘ scores. SALAD. .. :' . . .1,-
' Mrs 10 won COLUMN. vssss
.nowcn sAaKIETs . 12 moi-1 Moss .
.. RUTTER DISHES
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Don IIt foil to niche Ia selection In chose very valuable gills
Sak poly) Friday and Saturday December 31,6 and 11th
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Only One Conclusion Can Be Drawn Pram My
Wonderfully Successful F all Queuing Here
“You can carry was" to Newcastle if you’ve got the “fight kind of coalto carry.”
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realize just what 1 1111111111 to imply in the above statement when r invaded Norwalk nino months ’8:
0:: ago. I was told I would met with a cold recoption. I never met with a warmer reception. Also I?
’: told vn'th a tailoring proposition would be about as difficult a frat asattempting to sell coal in tho 0:.
:3. 7 I center of Great Britain’l coal mining confer. Yet this is what I have done succeuiully. 3:
:5 To the soo‘or more Nor-walk people who visited me last Saturday and Aided me so materially in starting the ball a'mlling, I :3:
1} owe a debt of gratitude. I dunno! at this time do more than expressway sincere thanks to all with assurance that I shall make ‘ .03,
" garments so good that you will come back here again. ”
:2: I shall continue my offer for a short whi 1e longcr owing to the enormous demands made upon me by the friends and rcla- Ii:
N five: of those who came, saw an d bought. ’ , _. ‘o‘
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I8. With eve Spit or OverCOat order I will give an ALL 3.
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.. $18. 00, $29 90 and $25.00 Will be . _ .2,
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: $15 0 for 3 Suit '3:
$3 - or ~ Overcoat to C rder 3;
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