_W*wws
fa taCialls
/ ‘fl Coming- '
lb ditue ones and big ones are on
‘ ”out, waiting {or him. The
_ “hauled to its um iith goods
other“ gifts in wearing apparel
any articles that are serviceable
useful.
nK BANKS
Mnhaekemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
t
1"chch Dream”
it bus of the best books ever pub-
. a
W for children
mm by Emily Mather Smith
of Norwalk. On sale at
QDONNELLY'S
‘Dooll Store for . . . ........ 60¢
, g=:_...- ‘.....__..._————- ..._._.
.NW
. , haries \{i'orden‘ of Center avenue,
‘ 1- II ill with the grip.
._ Harry Hyatt. clerk at “onneiiliy & i
Brackcn‘s store, is ill with an ulcer-
Med tooth
ifflorat‘c llunil. the local real estate
fleale'r, spent yesterday afternoon in
'Ridgefleld, on business. .‘
A. J Schmidt. of Main street has
bone to his home in Moon. Ohio 101
$118 Christmas v.acation
Mrs. Robert S Gregory, of Camp.
1 Mrs. Felix J. Keatnev and son th
hert of East avenue, are spending;
fifths holidays in \onkers, New York
, --It pays to buy your Xmas gifts at
Brand's Jewelry store. " l
. “William K Maples is reported as be |
flag quite ecriotfsiy ill at ills home in]s
Sev 913?? 110...!“
about town during the past tow uu,‘ ~
It is held pulling over the stone
"-mt 15 enteltaining her fatiler._p°3‘ office. assisting in getting out the
train: W1lmot of New iork Christmas m1“
~11 .- rut-y”
now till Xmas.
5011,
Here are all kinds
to hold practical
men and boys.
suits and fixings.
We deliver all our
can't come to the
NORWALK
Every day is “bundle day," from
In fact it seems hardly human to
be without a package at this sea-
Rain coats, Fur coats. Full dress
send the goods and you can make
our selection at your home.
Rogers Cd, Stevens
of Xmas boxes
pres:nts for
goods. If you
store we will
SOUTH NORWALK
Wniiat‘e Ml'l'OUlHl) "is ill the Norwalki
ll'
w. 'r. Hotchkiss. of Providence, it.‘
1., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Sol- Ki
pmans at the Hotel Mahackemo. i ndelien are pleased to learn tnatim. ilamilton had .
Sher condition is improving after a
Chief George V..' nogaruus again is-
sues a warning for care in the useim ' I ‘ .
nk '1‘. Lane 00 Dilation; to income the 11 mid a chain llll“ llll‘Ul 9" “”‘ly that he 1'
of miniature candles for Christmas! Me 8 their doubltlt er 5
cc decorations.
1
The many friends of Mrs. Matthew
The People’s’Trust Company is ”willing and serious illnesg,
— illg out calendars which are especial-
y attractive. i
l til.
Harry J. Bracken, of mummy. Lo' t‘lofitfland will not reopen until:
treat is ill and Edmund program was
Id is assisting at the hell given. The
loguc Wm. —-—— Miss Mildred Mayne:
m2“ en shoe store. an original d1.» _Tl’y Title! All Dandruff disappears and
is 'roinplittt. Jack chier vi 'ted P
‘ VII-Mum. iiion will run a i usually “WW ”ml 3‘ r” made aster-13.11). Loewe t 10w
, k " "housh‘; " ' Suns 3i: Wt!“ “Mil ident 6mm” ymergm mafimu ”(mom 2”” 1
' . iaftcratili to Haiirl d W “"0“ "
«out 111th repeat hl‘s l l 0! on 89.} £123
P, . ,.l‘teld Although no slatepuv " “W51 tallied-lions
Hair stone Coming Out.
pavement. Sleighing is said to be and presented 1,, 11,11“ Mayne and Surely try a "DandelinollurCieanee"
good, houever. on the outskhtm
2 The Norwaik Country Club has
planned to have dancing Christmas
night and also New Year's eve
morrow night supper will be served
after the dance; and on New Year'is
I .
eve a special supper will be sel‘vedi by Eloise licorbach given by Miss be amused. Your hair will be wavy, For Men, women, and Chlldren {
at 11:30 p. n1.
”0-—
line, Nor-walk, is one of the progres-
live young lililliied women who assist
in promoting literature, art and mu-
Mrs. li..iz .ilanford. of Belden ave-Q
Miss Edna linulteineler. The pro-j
ifram offered was as follows: ‘
' 1. Bible Readings-“The Visit of the
' Magi. " r
2 Lord's Prayer.
i :.l School Song—~"lt Conic Upon the
Midnight Clear"
4. “Work——and a (‘hristmas Song"
if you wish to immediately double the
beauty of your hair Just moisten a
cloth with Danderlne and draw it care
:fully through your hair, taking one
small strand at a Mme; this will
cleanse the hall. of dust, dirt 01 any ex:
cessive oil-—-in a few minutes you will
"0‘?“ Glashoff. liuil’y and abundant and posses an in-
5. llcrceuse—Nevlns; High School.
1; “Christmas in the Trenches."
poem by Wm Gordon McCabe; given
i by Miss Laura Soderstrom. !
7.1School Song—"Silent N jiti "
‘Hou Santa Claus came to Slmp
’ son's Bar," 11. story by Bret Harte;
sic in the community. She is 11 Brook- Riv (’11 by Hillessl's William O'Connor ‘ scalp, will)!“ “(thing and falling hair
lyn woman of broad culture and
travel. She spent an instructn e and
enjoyable summer on Western tralel.
and visited the Panama Exposition
he is deeply interested in Art Move-
, and John Campbell. i
9. Ave Marla—eBtlchGounod; High
School Orchestra. ‘
1 it) “The. (‘hriatmas Spirit " an orig-
Hllnkemeier.
«meats in the Norwalks. being a grad" A great number of the Alumni vis
tlsn ,
hate or the New York School of De- tied the school yesterday. and wet-oi You can surely have Mel-W1 soft, Coleburn & . L W I ‘ Eve lasses 7 PHONE 441
. ‘ , greeted «by all who knew them. Among lustrous hair, and lots of “r if M will . . . . . g
.1119!!! were Harold Guthill. Charlesi 3,," get a 2509“, mm o, WWW-g, . " F S. LYoN
Dandertne from any drug store or tel \ ' THE JEWELERS ,
. Therfirst printed copies of the new Taylor. Hugo 611th and Miss Gencl
High School paper, "The Skgitic,” Wilcox and Miss Eleanor Coley.
made their appearance yesterday The sale of Xmas Stamps for the;
morning, at the High School, during; aid of the Dispensary increased yes-
‘ 1118 long recess. The popularity of ierday , i
molnewmaper may-be estimated by The first issue of the "Skeptic,”
~1
has either been promised or sold
fine for the Christmas holidays.
quotes or the new edition are on sale . . ‘
- ‘ at unless, Benedict's and Donnelly's; ~Umbmllas, Umbrellas, tor Xmas.
stationery stores.
the fact that over two hundred copies
were sold yesterday-morning at the
High School. Three hundred and fifty
copies were published and every copy
Some difficulty was experienced in the
painting. but the business committee
unneeded in getting the paper out in '
the High school Magazine, was issued
yesterday, and a large’number were
sold tothe students. -‘ The "Skeptic"
city. and can be obtained for ten cents
a copy. .
The fifth period was omitted yes-
terday for the special assembly.
the assembly yesterday morning.
i O’Brien's . .
.n.
is on sale at the newa stands in the l'
Attorney Leo Davis. was present at 1
qioomparoble softness. lustre and luxur- . ‘ Belle—«Do you think Friday is un-
am. ' lucky? i Wm
Besides beautifying the hair. one an ’ - _ , ' Freddie»No, l was bent on 11 Fri _.
'pllcation of Danderine dissolves every ‘ 4 day
inertiele of dandruff; lmfgorates the ' V . . 1 ' Belle—mud that do your parents _
NORWALK. sourn NORWALK. ’““‘“"“’“°‘e ‘ 126 lb For ’ ,
Danderlne is to the hair what fresh .-—--
Shower. 0‘ run and .mmne “1'0 to W” ‘ Notice tiles igns on the
vegetation. it goes right to the roots, . ' ' ‘ 318° 861 a duplicate slip.
.1 incl dialogue written by Mildred Main. linflgorates ”d strengthens them "'5 N 0 Gift Equal to Jewelry
Given by Mildred Main and Edna exhllmtlns. stimulating Ind Illa-pro
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long. strong and beautiful.
that counter and try it as dimted.
)ance to defend a
’consiigned for ship :
The St George Paper lniil. on Smith quently he withdr
he ct c ithe Eastern Association may be ready 81' the United Hatters 0‘ N
reel will close down this afternoon i and the expectatim. - end d‘d " omc Am 3110311. “.991- io'announe , it t h . l . ‘Cll M0 entitled ‘0 "l9 interest .. .
ter 9.’ course, an the later However,; , \ ‘ L m t l 0 mm‘ posits eurned. under the all' ‘
(continued t ~ ‘
The lawyer --
and said that he ,
.. «, lite L01“; Latest Telegraphic
the oyster grow »
der a proper ten.
would heep for six 3
:1i5“..§’.:.“.t”f.. item Sports Received
enloy oysters may
Eiéiiiiei‘m 53" 5 Daily by Wire
On November 6 1
marshal, under w
United States Dist .
as J. Spellacy, sei
oysters, consigned
press company,
wholesale oyster
ven, for shipment
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United States gov i bout of the first in»! NEW YORK: D“ 3‘ “Min! 1“! ~ . ‘— ‘ . , ,
over the specific held in Australia vinslty's opponent arrived in this city BRIDGEPORT, - Dec. 24,—The (Continued from First Pa“)
lets been a “we a 1m Darcy meets yesterday. The Pueblo Fireman, Bridgeport franchise will surely be
‘ ' - The action finally got to m
riage, within the «for the second time. Flynn, 7181.59” 8911an into shape for sold before the opening of the East-i ms merits in the United 8M.
government could noonnter Darcy Bur- his boat with Battling Levinslly be- ern Association next season... aesord- and the jury reported for D I. m“"’/
oysters in question world m. stopping the: cause it seems that the Fireman real- mg to 1111011.: ation received touay 110111 & (30.. to recover $80, 009 Undergfin
federal governmen cab in u". fingemh. .izes that the Bridgeport lad will be an authentic source. So fal three men Ill’r‘gzzmlns £23}: 2313:351le I
that they were it Hcfloorty h” m,there to give him the scrap of his are in the field fox the club. They are “Rho presided over the m
composed" and t touts in a row life. Eugene McCann, Harry Cornea and the verdict which with ’ m
0" “1 PM" were c The arrival in town of Jim Flynn, Tommy Downey McCann will not re- made me ‘0‘“ amount of 0501
substance. The grout deal 0’ none the lightin fireman of l'ueblo from turn as mans er in N Lo d d mam ‘1 sum m excess of $252309 13
cans in all are in Ofll‘ll' again. There s I ' V ’ g ew n on, an addition to the attathment ofhnk Q'-
oxp’m who, having Excelsior Springs, Mo, to'flnleh train- as be is well known in Bridgeport he posits, I) E Loewe & (30.. to ball” ‘
“amp k T led victory. would “‘8 for his ring engagements with is anxious to control the local 1m; judgment. attached about 140 m .
1e ran . -
- - - . . . . . . -., . .. , . , of will (Isllllt‘ of different defend“ .
New Haven had to “I“. by giving their Iiattlliii. lltllnrky at the Broadway 1(hint. ll'lh said ht. has ample finan— Snlbstquentiy judgment liens were N: ,
of the cans for at hence Modern box bllorllllil ( lub of Brooklyn on thrist- ciul backing. on and “ms are pendinginthetll
McNeil, of New ii men and it appears "115 Day has imreasod interest in the Downey has been with the Buffalo States court for a foreclosure 9: fit
the cans, and Cha
., bout Flinn has been \lorkin dill- Federals for two season If i ”"9““ liens
.s who to play with g b“ e 5 3 mm- judgment was entered him:
New Haven. five 0
class of proceedin
ion. There is a for gaudy since he fought Jack Dillon, as'llridgeport boy with a large following; of U E Loewe & to “own“ 7 7
lg to be. colected by he recognizes the fact that lxvinslty in the home city. During his career ”,th from [hp court and mm
against the ‘produc cut would cost him is a hard man to make a showing-in the big league, he made consider- was; madaeu“ tgiehbank‘; 11:236.
' ’ . .. new no ratac men
duct, the on!" 7 of doilars. iagainst. . u - .able mane) and—in able to make a good sum“ over the amounts of m9 “
trial The shipper is sure h‘. tan re . l‘hls time he feels confident that ha. otter. . . p0,”, but undlr mg a; signaled“ 1;
pear in defense of of the Ausummfl cri Will put a check to the Battlers 115:1 John ll Freeman pie-sent owner had, the l'nited Halters of m
‘ i Amtrica claimed to be entitled&
‘ lntcre t the epositstearuod (r
”em “3"" “I“ here was a great deal I’m“ A" 1“’"’““‘> ‘5 “0‘ ”0““: I" ”"Oullll- “1 .1.- hUSInt‘e‘s interests time of the (lithium sunshine 9
that they intend to Whether the element his best form and will enter the ring in New York absorb all his aitt‘nti011.,tl"" "“5 “ ‘s ‘1- 1‘" “"'
they consigned to Musically tit, he can offer no intense He is; “tiling to sell at a ltlisonribie 9’ the ”199031“ was paid m“ “3*
figure a great deal in exec , mgr ”my
the claim of the K it u said that lie was it ill suffers (ltff‘fll The columns will flame and new of the sale will plob $2,“. “$333: 1. T3,: ,1. ..
in“! McGoorty out of be awaittd with unusual engunes‘s as ably be announced its soon as the :- outings of inteiest which mums.”
- "‘cnough to land “both nit-n haven host of admirer. who Eastern diroetors state that thq u '6 about 820,,“00 and the question ..
the overn em, a . t 1 Thomas is alletlier 1). mm;
8 in F in one. of the early w1ll b” in "we“? 1“ "‘9 ringside ipre pared ‘0 9‘" a ”mm in the “9M $55., are entitled to interest
ticaily decided the in.I
iJudging bl meant moms in this city ins: undu‘ the .atsaihmeflts. £1!
:l
U9c1v.._v,°ATs DRESSES, 8KiRT$ MUFFB
and MlLLiNERV.
Also the most beautiful assortment of Blouses suitable for all M
alone at much less than usual prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLISEIW
33 scorn MAIN ST. SOUTH ”nonwnt; ‘
V 1,"
WELD with“; new YORKM per :4 Tile len
Vain bv the pr" “
SLIPPERS
A LARGE VARIETY OF WARM. COMFORTABLE
FELT ‘ 012 LEATHER .SLIPPERS.
as T0 LUCK. Home:
driver with our name and
If you require 1°11”an
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NO
22 Wall St. . .._.. 96 Washington St. and do Mt have them, you are com Job P ,' ‘ f
Norwalk. So Norwalk. / the loser in efficiency and Beet-Ranch Best Work, a.“ j “
You selection of Gm}:
vhsus‘tmas
at reasonable prices.
iNcrwalk Pawn
3110p
.103. nossurlstn, Prop. .
will find a large ‘
Call your attention to the distinctive and varied stocks at ‘ cheat. yourself.
both of their stores. Discrimhluing purchasers will be ‘ The “Three 0" Eye Service.
pig“ with the exceptional value and effective designs
0 e In; .3
i1 Diamond Jewelry . ' _
' FASHIONABLE BRACELET wn'rcnns that can be g [T ‘H A'M E R
l
-40»Weter St. So. Nomlk. Conn.
worn on a cluttelaine. untoir or on a long chain. oeuum, Optometrists, Opticians. .1 ‘
LA VALLIERS, the wettest of the season’ 11 creations in V '7 “I'M"; 3mm" “mm" a“:
a latitude 0‘ Pnccs- M A owl Sat. Evenings. tea. m1: .
Eateries 4,,99
37 :Fort Street. East No
WatchesforMen. , ' g _, i
f All styles and descriptions.“
STERLING MSILVE&GIA SILVER PLATED WARE of
Wu ty. CUTGLA saute.
:I‘wo Superb Stocks of Desirable Christmas Gifts.
Mall Motor Cycles
~«lltherihuto‘nl for Harwell; and 7
south Norma: . ft
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