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4* WWI: one ogre-g out the mill: along the we Highway
“demonize-no Muslim mus. wejsmnmmt unless
Walnuts I}! gumbo. and goodselectmenbsdnontiikwwl
t .3 ,1 5 .f . o >, ‘
. minnow-iron gunmen”, 3'» we .
sent were well known to one soothes-.1
when the mud; we W‘u was.
apparent that. up to unit moment, has
smarter. To. EAST l
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domes: at on tho o! can so it
1', dolly!!! loom II '
memo»: your union
germinal: mummibotabls and noun identity.
at; MmNWMmlle'foomo use. Chickens and milk small The lone magelwherii‘the‘maw
moduandahoooemuotm momentum ' ‘
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Bands, star-non. at the Hudson The first trolley car throw!) from green bower. through thob roaches at
Theatre in flow York. a memorisl‘mawnlk to Darren came over the» 1
media; for the late Charles Klein rails my alter-noon. and among theE
who won lost with the usituia. was first wagers to arrive in the "iso,
' es CityMarket
“Nullllm '
glistenod, was transformed tor the ow
cssion by the libero! use ’of season
clot: otAntericandramstists and com chard. 0. Saturday. about 2 n. ill-.1wggegdng draperies, and well light~
men. the 14mm the PM!!! and the trolley sno3310W had ”36119611“ by Japanese lanterns.
the 031“” HEBREW 0? Greater New Nerotnn at the Wee Burn bridgb'. but. After dancing, the merry revel-«
York.’ August Thomas presided. Mr. we”; inch of the way had to be ciesr- 11ers proceeded to the spacious dining
Klein had a very pretty summer home ed by nu. The Hull! “'0ka forcef‘mm' where s surprise awaited thorn}
in Manon. and he gave his Ian 5 .1 men did the work end the £1103" A txhle, whose .mm ons
handsome home in Toksneke Park, in WV. crept, behind them. The! were here designed by managers (whose
Doria. Ho was also one of theioadu greeted m Noroton by cheers troll! ’abillty in this direction. was” not an.
1884mm of, ROWBYWI. 1111va been doorways and wavins handkerchielo known in New York city when‘ his
commodore of the yacht club. and he tram mauve. Ono enthusiastic ren - products of her brush “1.; in demand
“gods many other improvements to tho ident encoufiged the men by "V1118 hetero her coining to Connection”
toot. lot which he wss greatly bolov- . United States flag in celebrptionflmv as s_ ”mm, 3 W8
ed. Charles Klein’s name is revered The first trolley car passed about .‘cottago mm whose gland winw
by the theatre-going world as the au- 3-30. ‘
dows electric l , x.
tllor of two at the most ‘succssslnl‘ Izhts shone .out do
. - , ' spite the foot that fit. Nick wu about
flags everlastsged. and earning their. Residents along the Old Kings to descend the chimney.
“Them-Liza as: txmse’tfg “a: Highway are $111,331“ or}: The sumptuous supper. entered by
.. Saturday mom 3. W
$fith?§:‘.£f§" fiiiimi’: “-23 1°“ “‘ “w" “”“m "’ “1‘“: “"fi:
' i I s ‘ K - the .1;- msn or Tokens e rot .
, ’ _ . crican problems. yet so cleverly ob- 3:: n win sign-n and not n drop of
.WC 13” m Fm? F183 ‘3 lvions that his selections have been a 9 id the hawe'for breakfast. Last
ERIgéusJagaE AB 1 dynamic force in amusing thought and Sigma” undyisll stealing milk 1“ this purcdied by the author
T LES d'r l .. , ‘ g . ' '
, iect no the minds of the people in section was a common occurrence, The guests Included M”. Wm. How
1 " the line of Fight-lllinking. Mr undo“
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.i‘ 0. HASJEN , . m m 0,“ Hm, Mr and M”
‘ ¢ _' .th to not"! his WWW“ “‘31 1‘“ Robt. Purdy. Mr. and urn. ~samuel
Raglan; Block, E. Norwalk. ‘ ”“1
A ( 3may 0!” may 110‘ “"3 11““ “rm“ Bruce Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. it.
5W“! hide ”“3 "‘11“ mm" 1" ”er" Grumman. Mr. and Mrs. Hats. Mr.
Phone 1522
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main PW‘BS- "0 hoop 111"“ from ”mg and Mrs. Wm. Warner, Miss Emma
RI NORWMK ) 'NOROTON ‘ .clml'xt‘d m any tramps. but to local
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‘1’ lug “Addie V-2d" is at work "u.
his door the vicinity or tile ilridgo1 """ ’1“"'""
. ‘ John D. Crinlmins. jr.. of Noroton
{was in town during the blizzard.
“1 usual weekly meeting of the
n’o Auxiliary of Christ church,
not be held tomorrow afternoon.
CIGARS
In bones of u, :5, so.
TOBACCO
“CANDIES
in boxes or pound; also
- (trims Candles
. NUTS
All Kinds and Mixed
3.5, '~ FRUITS.
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speeches by the guests. and. a truss
ty' on “Mother Goose," wherein the
foibles and follies ot'the guests were
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tramps. at um “me "“m"°““' "1‘1““ 8. L. Arthur. Mills Dorothy Purdy.
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:5 lLouise Tail. Elbert White, Mr. and
:Mrs. George Wisdom, ler. and Mrs
(l1 Clayton S. Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Weber. Mr. and Mrs. C. ll‘rnnkltn
Purdy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Kane '
Those who have been thinking on
saying that the days of the horse have
passed. should have been in Noroton
sand Dnrien during the last storm. 'r'hoI
‘ Post road was “alive" with horselm
Pour prizes were offered—two (or and one wondered where“ they all}.
am but 008mm”). and No for thorn- came from. and there would have been
firgfiirSES the greatest number. al' ,3 lot more walking through the no”:
it the poor old horse had not been
brought into roqulstiou again. There.
01.010111111313111“ w“ were many sleight-l. which greatly unlit-,i
intoxication in .Stnm- . . , e machines. Among lie . .
now in we 10rd city court, Monday, The Char.“ iféxl‘ilzfjgnulnnlilles in Noroton whoi
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.w“ “0"“, 0" payment of :5 one. ‘sml keep tine (rm-Tare horses are ”ml 91—". .
Delnficlds, mebrldgeu, Crimlninses... mmw~..“_,t
Scoleys. Zciglers and a number oi;' “as ”its” . - .. h” “u to R.
The one “Wm“ “mm“ o. Kelley on Overland ‘cisr atheism
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Mo regular Christmas entortsln- ,,,,,,
- will be held in Christ Church on Brynn MuKMl of N
y of next wet-x; An unusually charged with
t‘ program is
W or rehearsal.
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“a weekly nicetzm; of the Ladies'_ Dr. and Mrs. iiirnm Von-Kirk pl St.
_ Society oaths East. Avenue M. E. Luke's Church. Nomton. are umng— others.
. .. is being held this afternoon in his to take a trip next month.
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1%; flair our?“ we no in the on their tables, they would soon take indeed in“ “*"th mu others
ker- daesd tomonrnslc of a string
which tiny elect-r10 bulbs sparkled and,
held under the alumnus of the 80- was" town at Darien woo Harry Or‘fable greens and [esteem of holiday
interest, of 'New Work. ‘ was enlivened .:
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hoyt._Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Purdy, Miss _'
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. Worlosierod our. prices for Cuistnus. We do this to induce you tohuy a cost, a suit, a. dreSB, an even
in: gown, a skirt. a mutt, a waist or a but. You know they are sensible, attractive and durable gift-.5".
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A good warm garment or o h pdsome waist giyesijoy at Christmas tide, and that joy extends over the
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enure cold season. Come lid choose from our line varieties of correct styles.
COATS from . . . . . .. $3.50 to $25.00 SUITS from . ..... . . $6.98 to $15.00
nasssss from $5.00 to 315.00! 'EVENING ooWNS..86.98. to $15.00
"" ' H‘ATS from . . . . ...... 39¢ to $1.98
SKIRTS from . 8138:0137,” Morse from $2.98!!»
A magnificent showinu of own new waists in a line array oi new styles god designs at 93c. and $125.
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Silk Wrists oi rare beauty. hundsome new styles and patterns $1.98 and sass.
.Ew lashiousblo waists II table for evening wear, 0! loco and chiffon. Also crepe do shine and
m use blew—toilets: «so, nisTiisons‘uss‘ako she's. ' '
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Our stock is well prepared with suitable gifts for all occasions. Come and see them. Shop early, while
tgsssortment is. large.
CLOAKS THE P ARI S illiLLINE‘nY
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Will nanny... Thoroughly Efficient 5,
Terms Begins January 8rd .
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES" " ‘ "
Merrill Business College ,'
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cooo,:ro$lnons
Mr. night induced many impromptu slelgii- mum:
“8 yearly lifg portion to mom merry. .
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- 1‘: F‘.’ Eberhardt'hss pufissmhl‘udé' ‘
.. . . . , Miss Nary u. Snead oi Ratatouille-issuer commercial car for hla bakery
W Brehm, local resident, willnot Frederick P. Boebn, has sold the been visiting tor the last few @yl-‘ébnunw lyi- f& w.” or,
“Who‘d to the nupcrnumemry "Overlook” farm at Dnrion for Joseph 1Mrs. James Harvey Dew'ol. horsplm'fl .” ' [gr 5" 1 -. ,
of the police department. The B. Sulzer of Now York to George a. moms, 225 West 57th Queen “0"1‘ Fred (3-. Bengcr bum ”rapt!“ A
conic“ voted last night to rescind Walls of Larchmont. The property" York. Airs. Dow will be remembered! Maxwell touring clu- iormerly ovmed
iv“? a the last meeting. consists of 80 acres, with a fine house by her many iriends in Stamford us by R. ii. Kelley.
‘ 1" and an extensive poultry plant. ,tbe widow of tho lstb‘rDr. J. H. Dowi
. oi Dcwdmp inn, Shfiimn P01!“- "3-1
The trolley cars on the Stamford Dew thought this would be an amufi'iion were visitors with relatives
Norwulk Lino are again on their 40 mg name {or the country home ontllultowu on Saturday.
minutes’ headway. but the company Point. so herbs pretty ""10 5‘5“ .y »
' ll keorius a son: of workmen with painted with "Dow-drop inn" on it and ', L C. Hull of New York: was s vlsi4
' picks and shovels at work on the hung it on a tree near the entrance til" tor in town on Saturdny, mapping with
frozen ‘trucks‘ right. along in Noro~ her home: but soon the doctor Imiihls (other. Russell L. Hall.
ton. EMrs. Dew 'were so much onnmd 1m —~—-—-2
strangers “droppinr in." thinking it] Miss Jean Burleson has returned a
Cards are out for the debut. root-towns a sure enough inn, that they WCNlJewett City. after enoying a, visit in
, . lion and dance of Miss Louise Vsirin compelled to lake the sign down. auditown with her cousin.,Mlss Anita Ray-
until 090mm“ Snead. on December 30. from 8 until use it only on their stollonel'Y- BenLLmond.
1,12. at the home or her grandmother, Harris now owns what is leii. 0' the
3Mrs. Edward Willis. 72 Trad?! street; ”Dow-drop inn.“ and Mrs. Dew make:
”1” Christmas 5“?"109v on Charleston, 8. {1. Miss Snead was lmr heme partly in New York and tool
eithls week. will be held in graduated from the Knox School. ".31 of the time with her mottled
locopal church at. Sr‘o’clock Tarrytown, 1331 ,‘m She, 43' the daughter. M“... Geofi Dennison Knox
ruins. The rector. Rev. T.jdsughier of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van-10: gin-tiara, who was Miss Caroline.
41.0., is particularly snx-lin Snead ‘oi the old King‘s Highway: Dew. ‘
ll» of the members of the at Noroton. 1 » , '1
ttend the interesting service."
uroh parlors. Ordinary busl- Van Kirk usually takes
lodging transected. jholiday in January.
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Mr. sud Mrs. Edward Kaiser or Wil-
“fourth quarterly conference of i
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m Avenue M. E. church will b!
tonight. The meeting will be pre-
mr, y _Rov. 9,. F. Goodenough
W, district superintendent
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our the trolley tracks of the
bridge. There has been no work ‘
n the bridge since the storm or
ndny Mom,
resumed today.
Miss floats-ice Green is spending the
Christmas holidays with her. parents!
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Green. She is rl
student In Drew Seminary. l
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Patterson and]
‘ son; John. have come horn Nova
,1 1 Fire that destroyed ' lfis- UhriaublScotla to spend the holidays with
. Despite bod weuther oi Friday. inopmseny at Durien‘, Sunday. crested mammalian»: parentsr Mr. - and"
m 'rssrmonv s-rmcKEN loamonre mm of carton and two excitement in Norman for immune. Nit!" E F‘ “03% “l 9‘31““ < .
. OUT. Iton heldvthcir bi~waekly meeting at ’or' the your, when Newton is :‘hMl‘, " ‘
YORK. Dec. Zia—Motions by Gin-Luke's rector. The rectory :belng gating," cutting to!" spring; Msnv
1’10 strike out various pore Romano meeting was heldgthsrs in ‘tolophone‘ wires in this section are1
“10 testimony introduced by shes of in file‘s/{lndfiruchool‘bulldlnst ~snli;"deid" from the effects of the bls.“
' out marked the resump. M was previously done. 'These neg. 5mm, and to'sddgto this trouble,
‘9?th trial of theolov'sn 11“ meetings ore'heidftoruthepurpose 0“an the tiregbeins on 3‘11““?
directors of the New. york,=ot teaching the ghlsijviirlousnseiul and manages clo‘s‘smwhero-ln;wesll
. 'llndvflsrttbrd‘ltsilrosd tam-handicrafts. baskelry'belng the sub‘ antimony of the «$111:er
mu law. these preceded M in 'whigh“ they. are dnters‘stsdgiw ores-employed. it ‘wss'doubly‘yhard 0
insertion '50 47133133“th ladilSF-‘thedlmt ' '4 z " . } reach men-{by "phone, battx‘.
. WM W‘fis‘eflfim?“ ‘ 1 '1 ' ' "mo nohly‘: one onlisd‘iw“
‘W'tv’fimm ”#6 charges. I ' Bruin linger-which“:
vmmentwssexpocted’tocom' “, " ‘
“f6 Slime or and the My was
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rshonsn sues money
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STONINM‘ON. Conn.,’ Dec. 21.—-—
schools." halfbrought lllWillBt the
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lssu Nellie - Bdmonds, or. Westerly; ~7
line-oi indicators lathe Stadium , '
season. Jamaicans; anomalous ln' .. K
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