noon- m m was;
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"the Relida‘t’s
CIGARS i ownrron
'hbmofimas,5o.
TOBACCO
CANUIES
ill boxes or pound; also
‘ Genomes Candies
IVUTS ,
All Kinds and Mixed
' FRUITS.
My Kind You May Wish.
We have
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Happy Seasonil'lill Be Very Appro—
priately Celebrated by llornalll
libsrelt-goers-caudle light Ser-
vice in II. E. Church»
chitin cutouts
SERVICE until inliill
line of Services For Lillirislmas
Momlrg—Musicl’lays a large
Part in Interesting Programs
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Rev. H. E. Anderson spent Wednee
day in nucleation
f.
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R. S.’Bsnclay is having his home
on Rowayton avenue repainted.
Miss Marie Moore. of logan street.
is confined to her home with illness.
' Jack Tlcbout,
the weekend with
place. 1
Arthur Crockett, of Pittsburg, Pd.
spent the weekend with Mrs. A. B.
Cieverley.
0! Brooklyn, spent
friends in this
some Fine Figs in
. Glass Jars
GROCERIES. VEGETABLES
O. HASSEN
Randall's Block, E. Norwalk.
Phone 1522
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The regular meeting of the third db“; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boughton, oi
ifid commissioners will be held w_’Danbury, spent Sunday with Mrs.
ITEM. ‘ Blanche Dufault.
Earle Stevens, of Greenport. ll. 1..
was a visitor in-Rowsyton during the
past week.
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Miss Olive Leighton is spending
the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Brooklyn.
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f ' v i Mrs. A. ll. Cieverley has returncdi
= '“0 281““ family' from “Emma, home. after a visit with relatives lni Prermmions are under way in all
‘0‘" have removed to 74 Osborne Ave’ N Y it it lot the Not-walk churches for attrnc‘
‘m on the FEM Side. 1 ew or c y. tivc observant-es of Christmas. Yesx
‘ A Itcrdny several exercises were held lll‘
‘ Miss Margaret Jennings spent meikeeping with the Christmas spirit. A}
week-end With her sister. Ethel, myunique candle light service was held
Danbury. 1th the First M. E. church of South
iNorwnllt. This was very interesting
k 'nnd largely attended. in the South
' Norwnlk Congregational church some
thing new in the way of a Community
;Chri.~ltniss service pleased very
ildrge congregation. Severn] of the lo-
Miss Kate Crockett, or (Yruw :tht-nl churches will have services on
one, is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. Christmas 53?-
. i Unique Christmas Services.
Judge, in Philadelphia, “L The services Christmas Sunday in
the First Methodist Episcopal! church.
John Flint, 0' Rowayton “PM“ South Nor-walk wore unusnnllv inspir-
hss closed his residence and is in the trig. in the morning the minister, Rev.
. William G. Ciiiin. preacie on "A
city for the Mm" months Pilgrimage to Bethlehem," in which
he described the scene on tint inn
Miss Marion Lynch. 0‘ Wheeling. eventful night when the angel ines-
West, Virginia, is spending ”1“ lioli- songer announced to the shepherds
days with her plil‘l‘illil on the 'l‘olten- that. in the (‘ity of David was born a
eke road. T Saviour. Returning to Bethlehem,
. the cave, manger and mother which
. - _ they found were used as symbos to*
Colonel and Mrs. Boyle, of Row!” express God‘s condescension to the
‘0“ avenue, have closed . their “‘5" lowly, sympathy for the beast and
donors and gone South for ”W Winmrlunity with humanity. The congrega-
months. tion snug tho concluding hymn, “0;
Little Town of Bethlehem" its thouvll‘
. a M Cud icndcavoriiig to exalt in sacred fooling:
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0 Ad ma,_,_, the birthplace of Ourrllord. 1
lion street. have 013““ “‘9” ”W". The itrcord Dial in the Sabbath
and are in New York city for ”1" V2“ School reported that the. enrollment
ter. ' luul passed the three hundred innrlr.i
W,,._.,. .; .(‘nrnis for the Sunday School Christ .
Mrs. Marsh Thatcher entertained unis entertainment to. he held next!
the members of the "Past Noblcr'm" "- "'""“‘ ""‘h""i”""-"‘""' ‘ i
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, ,v The Candle Light service in the}
Grand" Fmtt‘rfliiy 0’ South txoruslk. evening was declared by many to be;i
at her home on McKinley court. unions of the most impressive services!
‘evcnlns last week. Over the or-
llr. and him. Wakeiiian. o! Senvieiv
twenue. have returned to their home
jute after an extended out-of—lown vis-
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It.
Miss Katherine Mslkiu of Norwsl
7‘ Jim . ‘— spent Sundnv with Miss llclen Sco~
es Robertson and “be” MS" field, of Highland avenue.
Chortle, of Meriden. Conn. have return-
illl to their homes after visiting with
hm relatives.
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Yesterday in the East Avenue 4M. E.
W the Foreign Missionary Society
‘ idioctlon was taken up. Over 32:30
‘ ”realized.
‘vhmuel Cochrane, of Langdon's is-
land, has purchased a handsome Stride
W runnlbout coupc from the hey-
"holds Motor Company." of- Norwnlk.
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1 Next Tuesday. i wool; from tomor-
. ‘NW, the annual Cili‘l-‘iilililii exercises
will be held ’by the merchant of the
‘_ “Norwalk Adv't‘t-z t‘liristion «ourch
«Nan Zant SUN.”
. ~ Nu! Bartram. of West Avenue has.
inflated his position with the liei‘msn
«gel store. on East Washington St.
31!. 'Bert.l‘nui today took up his new
it with the Louis Hinck grocery.
‘ won F‘ort sti‘t‘eL
mu. . ..
3 f Mrs. Mary liliomniedicu, well-
honm on the East Side. and the moth-
’0? of Daniel and John it. l.’Homme.
Milieu. local grocers. died Saturday
“lit at the home of her daughter,
to. Alfred G. Crockett, in Rowayton.
lthey had over tiltondod.
’uiln. pulpit :lnd altar. stars scorned to
M. 1.; bio suspended on though lirworinli,r over
‘ tic monum- whcrc the Bit 9 i '.
Church held a. meeting Wpd‘ffldfiyuitr‘ lirht titro":zl:mti thnbchiii'i‘h :2:
night at the church. A DMHU‘I” Y expressive of the shadowy condition of
interesting feature of the program the world when Christ, the Sunrise.
was an address by Edwin L. Stevena‘wns born. ‘29”??? Night, Holr Ninh'“
' ‘wns sung v ( stunt voices, accent-
on his "3“ to Getty'bum ipanled by the echo organ. suzzcstive
Lockwood is of the Heavely Visitors on Bethlehem.
Plains enrolling to Mary’s child in the“
'r The. Men's Class of the
9L Dist Norwnlk people were incon-
venienced somewhat yesterday mono
in; by an accident to the Washington
drool bridge. Several of the cog
wheels in thel il‘tlng device gave out.
werequired an hour or more time in
making repairs.
5" «Allan Wood. of 32 First street, has
WM awarded the contract to erect a
W.mldence in Gibson Court,.
' ‘ th‘ Norwalk. for Edward Bugley, of
' t place. it is expected work will
5% at once. and the structure be
Constable Frank J.
busy notifying about a dozen person- cave.
nl tax. delinquents that “‘9" must: The singing of twelve maidens dress-
settle up by January 1“- when ”‘9 M on angels and carrying lighted
Fifth Ward list will be cleaned up 332113;“ git'piclttll '0: the central
. < 'n’ mu on n t is
without any arrests being made itkatlthe spirit of man. thewcxiiii‘d‘l‘emtti?
' t e 40rd. moves throu h ‘f ‘ .r.
News or the death or Mrs. l.liom~ mg radiance and human: gist; .
medieu here. yesterday morning. W”. '7" “i" bonds oi Mm v-«.h..v u-
rccelved with remt by many 980910 10" and Mr. Charles Sterlinrr coon-L.
who had met her during her resl- bué‘zd itsnecd of praise :to the Babe.
deuce here. Recently Mrs. L'Hom- h. ‘goasal‘i‘ri'ls ei'iectively bundled;
. » A . -' "h V "‘ a" M"““"‘Y“ Who Won:
medieu celebrated the eighty aixi nhly supported by a well drilled on “‘1
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anniversary of her birthday, and re- ol‘ the Wimp”. “Macy-wigmnt
~. Plans are being completed for the .
~ _. p. _ . . lar number of relatives Miss Elsie Sterling. Miss (‘race Finch?
Christmas festivities in the East Ave- ceived a m iiilss Auguste Fallon, Mrs: H. G. Shu-,
. mo M. E. church. One week from to and friends. itch, Miss Clare. Renrdon, M138 Ethel 5
night the Christmas tree exercises was one leemun.‘ and Miss Rm» Raymm-i,‘
‘ win he held in the church. Next Sun- Jerome Mtehtn“ Coleman 2 Altos: Miss Anna‘ Miller, Miss;
day the special Christmas musical“ of a number of Tokenekea comm“ ‘ Gertrude Van Centering, Mrs. Mace.
instant. will be presented. .ers who had a most disagree-obi; t?- gleiingthei Crimmins and My," Bessie
inerienee during the storm. »‘ M" ° 9" "
. 7““ T :-—-
V ‘ ' Emun left his _.oillce in New York at W enors MT- "Wm. 0- Taylor, Mr.
Personal] tax deliqnents are receiv- and so: tor Hutchison end ME HWY Wot»
in: final notices to pay at. once as it. about 5 p' m' on Monday. '
> . -~rn. «
e ’ some where between New 1109119119 "gown Mr. Clarence Croioot
is proposed to close the. list the first The train there was
in! the year. Residents of the East and Harrison. Clarence Brown.
side.” urine. havepgidtbetaxln‘a
moor gratifying to the collector.
amt 'I. number-it others have waited for
the second notification.
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. Mr.
which w“ the only told Merriam. .. . ~ .
:pmmoimheefzrznd 600“ the carat-bB‘iusthtme Who Stingini h? angel CTR!"
,1”, re the Mom limb Militia. not»
. came like on ice-box. _ T113 9”” Ewing. Viola Cummings, Annie Moore.
29m had. nothing to eat. either. it; Mable Miller. mini Mdcerflazel Shfi
twat! impossible to get food,,omng tower. Anna Mills. Gloovior Fisher. Lot"
the train being between towns Mr.;;‘m"h. Elizabeth Stations and Mabel
Coleman state: that. they ”mam“ on all. '
thisvway all night. “99"“: “a Ii“. The music-rendered at the Coin-I:
gry. He did not arrive Millie hmelmunitv Christmas Service was most
of his cousin. Mrs.» W. M. Stone. m‘““:°"§bl°- A three chm-us of ladies'
Pu- until nearly noon-v0 cos wan espoeinllvgplensinw. and this ,
‘meneke k' ‘ ' carols rendered by the Sunday echo“
‘ . still . ._ ”G‘T'W’“ mot With much, applause.
. ‘Those- who stroke but night? at flit- i
. A very pleasant sunrise Dammit; newton included: Frank .omoc'tmd ’
“CHO” Mmunm will *9 ceifiri {Liven mwud M°.mt owningtiw'cbrjmyn” In England:“ MTHS H”
... on Christmas morning, next his home on' Berkeley mt. Guam! jmret Premium". “ermgmm in: “i"
.. ., .. at 8 o'clock and the rector. ‘ train New “up, New Jersey, _ F.3d figgfirlt‘é" "rs. W-ensv-flnoflw
"NW” ‘F' 0”“3- W ‘9’ Nor-walk. were mut- “9 KW“ $.33." 33.13%???"o38'fei’i‘3
tum ”mm“ °’ "”9 mfmi‘ved at Mr. Ryldshome flout .0“ «ma Mm'iouer. Keno. “m read '2
. , yumm’ “mm” WV” “"1“ o'clock. mom afternoon. end .10: Christmas (~an «on im ”the Bible.‘
- , held in the Sunday ochoolroonnot dunothreak up my if?!“ Th Bimini. OW w. . _
Churchinare Boole on . ' , *,,emw
Innocen‘ or minim befits. 3‘3“" mm a" "on.“ T “Widest. Christin» Us the re
4 w.-- _.- . l , , ‘ ‘fibflltmas ,ollrlorvotitget-«weal~
' ' ‘ ” ” ‘ ' Rood". ma. n. r. m.
*f'T"E« 'DFAL snort. «Mirna or or
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' The trolley line of the Gregory Point.
Mansion waderiened as far as. rum
M yesterday morning. to the great.
' ~01 the-residents whn.are.olilig_ed
patronize the jigger ear. liter in
. a tiny a further advanoeln distance
" accorded. and lids hoped there:
firm. the no more trouble this winter.
Community Service.
_ lin-
limited. The engine was disconnect-| “VWHM and Dircc.or:— Mr. Arcb‘s ‘
ill. benenerrleesnnaemn , -
‘ - lie Cylix‘l’sern’afi' ‘hervmétf m‘mflfllq
were held yesterday. in the trust Con.
gremona‘. Chllfihflf *‘T‘W’J'k: These
services were Very waistband“ es‘
”many the Vesper Service at four
o'clock. Excellent m ' was renders
ed by, the quartet duri the services.
enacting:- in was anioyed‘ during
Mffiunfiiyégeuqlzfilé ’ Hire an.
.. u. we fnefiflonlr antheftenethirty
services, was ”the Christ Child" ’
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At 6:30 o'clock Christmas morning
a carol serviCe will 5% held. Tlit
.egular exerciser i celebration .oi
Christina's Wiil be held in December
230,; . . _. ,
Trinity Chul‘ch.
'ihere will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at 7 o’clock Christ
inns Day. At 10 o'clock there will be
communion and a Christmas sermon.
St. Joseph's Church.
On Christmas morning there will be
four mases celebrated at St. Joseph’s
church. on South M in street.» - They
will beat. 5:30 o’cl k. 7:30 o'clock; 9"
o'clock and 10:30 o’clock. The first
and last masses will be high. '
Fir-st M. E. Church.
There will be no services at the
church on Christmas morning.
East Avenue M. E. Church.
The annual Christmas service will
be held on Sunday next. There will.
be special music and an interesting!
program.
Advent Christian Church. !
On Tuesday, one week from tonior ;
row, the yearly observance of Christ-
mas will be held.
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Treble across the Washington
street bridge was held up for several
hwmiyeiterday while repairs were
being made. ’
Tomorrow is St. Thomas' Day, and
as such will be celebrated at Trinity
Church, by holy communion service at
9:30 o'clock. ‘
'-
dake the Holidays
’ 'aol ier St'li
However. full, of gladness
they may be ordinarily. they
will be far moreveo it good Ale .
adds its share to the Yuletide
cheer. A special l’lnACssk (5
gallons) of
Bee-”33.5 *
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tor ismily use on draught at
home. may be““3rdered from
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n‘g‘g’est‘ions fer ”Xmas 9Gifts
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We lowered our prices for Ciristmas. We do' this to induce you to buy a eel-:1, a suit, a dress, an even»
in; gown, a skirt, a mini, a waist or'a but. You know they are sensible, attractive and durable gifts.
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A Eo—od warm garmefi or a h.ndsonie waist gives joy at Christmas tide, and that joy extends over. the
ell-53‘s” cold season. Come out chooae from our fine varieties of correct styles.
COATSfrom .. $3.50 to $25.00 SUITS from ..... .. $0.93 to $15.00
DRESSES from $5.00 to $15.00 EVENING GOWNS. $6.98 to $15.09
Slams from . $1.98 to $7.98 MUFFS from ...... $2.93 up
' ' HATS from ..... 39¢ to $1.98
A magnifleenthishowins of null new waists in a line array of new styles and tieelglls at 980. and £1.25.
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ilk Waim of rare beauty. handsome new styles and patterns $1.98 and $2.98.
Also crepe de chine and
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New fashionable waists In table for evening wear, of lace and chiffon.
T-“cxangcaBlFtalretc: use, sa‘sT's'sféoflaesfwee‘and $5.93.
Our stock in well prepared with suitable gitts for all occasions. Come and see them. Shop early. while
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the assortment is large.
CLOAKS THE P ARIS MILLINIRY
' 88 So. Main St
Commencing tonight thin otre will be open every evening not” after Xmas.
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' The Competent Stenographer ‘
Our Secretarial Course
Will Make You Thoroughly Efficient ‘
New Terms ,. Begins January 3rd-
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it’s the Best of» the
Season's Pi is: hit
BARS h m. Importers.
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The Only. Fully Equipped
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Prion. see—so ne'er-in at.
Io. Nomlk. Nude Holt llecu.
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in: china! or "‘91“
Our soacioue and my riding
automobile will take out
parties. ‘ .
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Livery ml Trucking,
‘Pi'lfllle \ Darien Conn;
Ask tor out. prices tor RED UAK
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