:. u scAars. ' arrow“
. TABLE SQUARES m
f, A " RENAISSANCE,
Mk. Linen and Mexican Drawn
A large assortment to choose
it's-it
‘ E K. BANKS _.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
.‘ , South Nomlk.
,. A Complete Line .Of,
NEW YEAR CARDS
‘ 1:1“ m 5¢ t'l’, A’l‘
DO N N EL LY ’ S
STATIONERY STORE.
NewY ears Post Cards
6 FOR 5¢,
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now till Xmas.
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,flmas Howls-y, of this 0113', spent
May afternoon in Bridgeport.
William McCarthy, who is at pre—
sent divine ill Bridgeport, spent
Christmas with his parents in their
home .on Cross street, first district.
SOD.
men and boys.
,Morrls Fox, a former Norwalll
dining man, spent Christmas in this
oity. Mr. Fox is at present living iii
use Haven.
N ORWALK
.. Guy Blake, at student at Pennsyl-
Every day is “bundle day," from
In fact it seems hardly human to
be without a package at this sea-
Here are all kinds of Xmas boxes in
to hold practical presents for i
Rain coats, Fur coats, Full dress
' suits and fixings.
We deliver all our goods. If you
can't come to the store we will
send the goods and you can make
our selection at your home.
Rogers (3, Stevens
‘ Francis Golden as “The Rabbit" in
“The Spring Maid." Regent Theatre.
New Year’s Day.
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‘THE SPRING MAID."
'of Mr. Geilatly.
V‘s \‘*.r 9..-». .
AND .
SAUGATUCig ‘
any.“ “th
IL 13. Morris has returned from New
York after a short visit with friends.
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Mrs. F. N. Dodge has returned homej
from New York where she was visit-i
ing friends. 1
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W. F. Preston. a contractor. has an»
18th the decorating work at the home
Attorney Harry Sherwood has been!
confined to his home for several days:
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with an attack of the grip. ’
M. J. Carusey is still confined at his:
home with the injuries he received
when his Ford car turned turtle.
last Wednesday at his home. The,
funeral will be held today and buriali
will be in Norwalk.
The employee of C. B. Dolge receiv-
lf there could poafibly be any of
the universal popularity of the very:
charming Viennese opera, "The Spring!
Maid," and the hold it has on the. inu-I
sic lovers of two continents it is dill"
pelled instantly when one stops toi
think of the long list of departmentl
stores all over the country who have
naved various articles of their wares
for “The Spring Maid."
SOUTH NORWALK
'mla College. is spending the t‘hrist-g
flu holidays at his home in Cmniir—~—--~— -——~ ...-
m. 5 Lester Gunther. of North avenue, is;
.__._—. spending the holidays with relatives'
Wilfred McMahon and Salvator .at Fort Edward, New York.’
Oemrlo. students at the Fordham} ————- ‘
Law School, in New York. spent: —-All styles of Diaries and Day
‘Chflstmas at their homes in Norwalk. “001‘! on “19 at DOMGHY'S Station-
. __ cry Store. Don't fall to ask to see
Thomas McHugil, a well-known them. I
‘llouth‘Norwalk young man. has res-1 .—
tainted from Yale to ”End the 11011-3 It is understood in building circlesl
days with his parents in South NOT-filial the partially burned wooden
yak Ibuilding. owned by Mrs. Kate Linda“
" .ey Hoyt, on North Main street. will:
‘ Henry Oswald, a former well—known be torn down. and in its place a three!
High School student. who is now at Story brick block built. .
(Incitie’typort Naval School, spent: -t
' fistulas with his parents in Crang A committee of the plumbing con-i
' ' ltractors of Norwalk will tomorrow‘
Eet'enling meet in the city hall with the.
ding committee and inspector. The
building ordinance will be consid-
‘ s .IAlE
w.
audio the serious illness of a ‘per- hull
Sonjin the neighborhood of Trinity new
urch. the church bell was not rung-cred.
WI, y and will not be rung until —————-—
‘ «notice. Tomorrow will be Holy. Mrs. Antone Wessley. of Philadel-
innocents Day. Holy Communion will phia. formerly Miss Lelia Avlson. of
celebrated at 9:30 a. in. this city, arrived at the home of her)
‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Avison.
bertson..of of 158 Main street, yesterday mom-
Mrs. Rob- ing. where she will reside for some
it time. .
'Hti‘vsnd Mrs. Walter R0
leielcnd. Ohio. guests of
“‘3 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fran
‘ Gregory. of 58 Newtown eventing
omit-twill visit relatives in Weston
building of a cellar on the recently do-
but “ , . . R bert- . .
. . ”a returning home M” o veloped Sasqua Hills property. off
IM“ "me °' M" “d M” mnk Winfield street. The cost will be :1,-
“3%!“ °‘ ”Md mu. 000. A hollow-tile house. plans toi-
. f which have been drown up by Frank
Harper Blasell, will b‘é‘bullt‘." ‘
A permit has been issued for the
mgand ‘Mrs. Charles A. Rubey en-
Mfllned a” family party at Christmas‘ ________
"per at their Norwalk residence. ill-i Kenneth Scofleld, formerly of the
milling—M"- and MFS- Hawley Wil- Fairilcld County National Bank. of
ms: Mr. and Mrs. Robert WilliamsNoerK left this morning to take up.
WISFM!‘ "NCO" 0’ Weston, M" his now duties in the Bridgeport Trust;
3nd. MI‘B- (‘vt’ot‘gt‘ Sheldon 0f NONRIR. company. The best of luck is wished
o'nd Peter Buckley. of Norolon. 1Mr. Scofleld by his many friends in
“this city.
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‘ 'MOng the passengers sailing today _—. ‘
on the. steamer “Princess Anne", of‘ Rev. and Mrs. John Stapleton. at tho
the Old Dominion Line for Norfolk parsonage on gayvlew Ave.. will on
"cities Anna E. Steegmuller. of the Wedesduyacvening of this week eaten.
. M. Layton & Co. Inc. office, ahd‘ tain the phloem and committeemen of
ad their accommodations and tickets flown Congregational church. A com.
“tough J: M. Layton 6: 00.. inc, agent ference regarding the brothel-hoods;
i)! the line at South Nor-walk. wort; will be held. i
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Ills Josephine Kelleher, who procur-the Men’s Brotherhood of the ’dowu-.
Greenhut-Selgel & Cooper of New'
York. are selling in large quantities
,the Spring Maid Meroulsettes. Glut»,
.bels, New York store-Lure forcing the
Spring Maid Rugs which are selling
Cfor from 84.00 to 840.00. according to
the site. The Milwaukee store of the
home firm-0lmbel Bron—are selling'
irlbbons, hoeiery. sstina. chlflons, etc.,
John Hofer. halter for Oscar Squiresjl‘" Sprain Mdld Green. Bostwlck ‘nd
spent Christmas at his home in Jerseylfiona of Janesvllls, Win, the Store of
City. ithllty in Quincy. 11].. Jun. Boesch
-——-————_ :snd Co.. Burlington. la.. and the nu-
Miss Hattie M. Lester, of Wellesieyflbuque Bis Store of Dubutiuo. la.- arel
Mass.. is spending a few days with :all having a drive on the Spring Maid
her brother, w. w. tester, of Bay- Green in almost every form of wearing
view avenue. . . :lpmrel. J y
l The quaint little head-gear worn by
Frank Becker. of Schenectedl'. N. Y. the spring maid has also become it
spent the holiday with “3 parents. fad because Hcanans of Strcstor. lll..
'32::381‘3' Frank C.Becker,of ”F‘thc Big Store of Galesburg. lll..
' (‘rooks and Cox of Quincy. "L. are all
Miss Anna Hancock. and her grand-[dong a big business in the Spring
father, of Brooklyn N Y are vlslting‘Mam Carlsbad Cap.
' ‘ ' " . The foregoing are only a few whose;
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch and family ' »
of rLincoln avenue, Second District. '.hdvertlsoments have been noticed “1"
Dr. F. W. lretsnd’ of New York,
spent Xmas with his father. William
lreland. on Stuart avenue.
Miss Arline Kruger. of New York,
spent the holiday and yesterday with
her parents, in Valley plefie. this city.
FFEtl Becker spent yesterday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘
Frederick Barker, 30 Lincoln avenue. fancy. 0
Second District. Shoes. llngerle.
’stoves. kitchen
and goodness
ties. gloves. gowns.
utensils. food stuffsl
what all have been
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner and
daughter. of West street, were Satur-
day night visitornl the theatre. in
New York cit .
y .in the list of entries as Spring Maid;
Charles Murray. of Bellevue Hospl-l" Presented by Andreas Dippsl. of.
to). New York. spent Christmas with Metropolitan Grand Opera fame. “The!
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlearspflng Maid" will be heard here at'
Murray. of 3 Quintard place. ”he “gem Theatre—New Years,
: matinee and night. .
The kind of furniture that becomes. '
part of your life and satisfies for all. "TM" 3.955" “"593-
time_is the kind you ‘7‘!“ that is Norwalk theatrevgoers were furnish-
the sort, sold by the A. J, Collins Co, ed a real Christmas treat. the first in;
A visit to their store will surprise and a long time, by the presentation of
please you. See adv. .tlic l‘telddtiayer comedy “Twin Beds'“
.. at the Regent on Saturday. The play
A complete line of New Years cardsfis so well known that it needs littlel
nbw on sale at Donuelly's Stationeryfoi- no comment. For the company:
Itore. Come and 10"“ them 0“"- on"-tltat resented tho' attraction, here.
New Years postnls are all of the best however. it may be said that it was “pi
9‘0“" {to the standard in‘all respects and
'very much better than the companies
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The Grace Church Sunday school
Festival will be held‘thls even in the
parish hall at 7:30 o'clock. An enter- ,
tainer from New York will «be present, .‘PM‘ 3“ Bland” Hawkins. was a pret-
the some as last year and a most en-tl-v and dainty ““90““! of the “WW3
Joyahle time, is assured. After the'en- imaking firm" Beds." 3' H' D’Angels
tertainmnt, candy. fruit and gm}, WHIP? Signore Monti and Virginia Fair-F
be distributed to members of the Sun-if?" $13110“! Monti were stars iii their'
day school. , . ‘ respective parts. As Harry Hawkins.
'postpone the musical service“ until
- ,fere with the plans of .the 7‘ ~ .
:whlclitv have played Stamford and'people“s Society Of Christian Endeav- covering some of the wharves in th-
' enjoyment of the friends there and'not
bank. . ‘
2 tom On Jan. tst,
‘ cent.
on. account now.-
If you are not one of the for
by this distribution you are cordial]
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,OPE TO-NIGHT
_ , FROM ‘3 TO 3 O'CLOQK.
:Never a better time’to open an account with this
_- Over $50,000 intereSt will be credited to theuleposi-
‘ which is at- in rate of FOUR per
. V , Annuals can bacilli-tedm one dollar— '.
deposits mhpted' up: to,
33.0904.
tunste ones to benefit,
y invited to open
‘ city.
, avenue, entertained a : number of
Twsplces of Daniel Gall. of Austin
‘street. The day was happily ‘ccie-
brnted with a reception given by.
f brano plac‘é. ..
f“‘dege Edwin“ S. ‘_Thomas in the
I. the cm
. Hamilton Mott. played to'perfectionJ
On Christmas Day there were say-{Capacity houseagaaw the show after-l
oral enjoyable parties held in thie'noon and evening and were delight-
Miss Viola Benger, of Taylor ed. .
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Picture sine: Today.
‘ The Regent's picture program for
this week. selectedfua . t~Christ-'
mas bill. is beyond. companion with}
anything offered in "Norwalk in» a long'
time. Today Pauline Fredaricks sp-'
pears in the . Paramount -plsyg_"Bells'
. M \ Donna;" Tmsdcy‘ffisrguéi-ite Clark.
mined States district-court: 'nttun- the Paramount sis ‘wtu 'ntay tumm-
m sfurnooir‘burd argumentslon' ' '
anceptlons to the mhi‘terfs «gun in
of the Illinois, ‘othtng’
friends. A party. was given under the
Josephind Velma Mackby. of Lu-
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ed five dollars in gold for Christmas.
The company has been giving their
employes this amount every'year.
The boyfi at Staples High school
have formed a fire department with
James Drlscoll as chief; E. Quinn
assistant. '
F. H. Hill was arrested last night
charged with breach of the peace sndi
intoxication. He was fined live dol-‘t
lore and costs and was sentenced to
fail for 60 days.
Clarence Allen has secured a posi-
tion‘with the Adams Express company.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones of New
York have returned home after a
short visit with friends.
VD. Shea. arrested for stealing chick-
ens fmm M. B. “Brush, was taken be-
fore justice of the peace and was
bound over to the superior court. This
is ills first offense and it is expected
he will receive A light’eontence.
The members of Arion lodge held a
social Friday evening. There wean
Christmas tree and each member had
the privilege of inviting two friends.
After the social there was dancing.
NORWALK CONGREGATIONAL
NOTES..
The annual Sunday school Christ;
who.undoubtedl_v are taking advantage'mmlon‘LChumh' Norwslk. will b. or gm. might
of the wonderful hold this queen of sll'held t°m°"'°" “em“ (Tuesday) mtchlldren on the other side
"Kill operas has taken on the popular. the Parish House at 7:30. There wmlwater who are in such dire need h.‘
be an interesting program. and it llf
hoped that not only every m
the school will be present but that;to
the friends of the school will come too .3”
clothing.
christongd for “The Spring Maid" andI On account of the storm there wu'gent nbroad for
only a few weeks ago a horse won a no morning service at First Church. from the war. -
race at Lexington. Ky., that was down 3 and bmuse'of the failure of the olec- have any who are interested. yo-
and emoy the occasion . ~
tric current, it was thought for a while
that it would be impossible to hold a
vesper service without either lights
or organ, but after the stormlcleared
the current retunled and the bell was
rung for vespers. it was decided to
next Sunday, but an impromptu sen
vice of Christmas music and an ad-
dress on “Christmas Customs in Many
bands? was substituted. Accordingly.
the service next Sunday. both“ morn.
nlng'and afternoon; will be as planned
for yesterday, with the exception that;
the morning service will be followed
by the regular January Communion.
The Sunday school will not meet at
noon. but at 4:30. _
Fortunately the/storm did not inter-
.Bridgeport in the past. Miss Ailecnmr for a Christmas visit to the Home lowest part of,the river front. n:-
for the Ag‘ed. Twenty-two of the
young people, after their Sunday ovo-
went to the Home and hold a’
House.
service, much to the
Christmas song
a little to themselves.
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'suvs new YACHT.
Wilson Marshalh' the millionaire
sportsman of Black’ Rock._todsy re
calved the host papemt'by which he
becomes thesldpper of‘thc’ yacht We-
tswga. by purchasefromci‘. L. Hum-
phrey-s New York. Mr. Marshall.
who game his greatest fame when’
his yacht Atlintlc won the Kaiser's
min 1905 now owns several swift
vessels. , J\ . J
v ,Tlte Watcwgs-is‘df its tons, and“.
roglstered u‘ 108 feet long.\l8.f teat
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from a short visit to New York with ‘
Harold Osting of Greens Farms died.
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ANCESV
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FURKETURE CO.
:3 wasmwcron ST
NORWALK
WTR'N
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Beautiful Bust and. Shoulders
aw U = Iii war n unenfillcaily constructed
The fl do uncooked bust so stretches the
In fit that the contour of the figure is spoiled.
t the bust back where it be»
‘5. prevent the full bust from
[urns the ‘appcerance of flab
Illness. eliminate the danger of
BRA“ I ; dragging muscles and colltlne tlte
_ flesh of the shoulder giving a
mm neckline-tin upper body.
The nth in“ and most serviceable garments imagi-
mL—mflnfl-mls and styles: Cross Back. Hook
Pro-t. . . etc. Boned _with "Waluhn." the
rut” washing without removal.
Have your duh“ ym Bien Jolie Bunions. if not stock-
ed. we “I”! 8‘ him, prepaid. samples 3° show you.
WA" & muss. El Warren Street. Newark. N. J.
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nonw‘ALK
PHONE 433
.0. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
school have expressed themselves a
desiring to forgo the expectctk- cl 3.
.gift at their Sunday school (other
mas entertainment of the Flint Con-1n order that the equiv W!“ in ”I
ember ofgthe necessities of life.
Church the children will go down
stairs for their usual good time. fl
candles and oranges.
parents are reminded that. plant! I!
good cake should be forthcoming I.
the occasion.
gulls which rarely visit Paris are fly-
ing about ‘
gmorning. Their presence is nttrlhnfi
ed to the high water in the Seine.
fortnight and the Weather Bureau I‘-
“In: “0‘“ half-”0‘" l“ the Perish diets that thenfall will continue.
Special Prices
ON
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- All Holiday Novelties to Close i
FURS
.. 1-3 off Regular ‘
Price
‘ Jltlll's '
cuimss‘rrii s Pitts
s‘r. nous cause" none. i
The children of St. Paul's auto-y1
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go to the not“,
or ml
In uldlfh
receiving no «gifts. t'h‘ chin“
to bring such useful stuck! it
etc. as may be of use to h
the little pm.
They will be glad to
;or older. to loin with them of flair. guy" 12:? ““12"
festival tomorrow night at the Clutch. _‘ with...” :3: .3: mg]:
at 7 o'clock. and to bring elm Q ”wugffifgktflla-
or gifts to accompany theirs. ‘ ', ,3”: :3: 34g; '11.... '5'».
After the short‘ service in the 310nt
Friend} us
suggestions for
Christmas Gifts
poem Knives from ..25c to 33.00
‘53an Sets from..$i.50 to $7.50
Scissors . ................. 25c up
Scissors and Manicurtng .Sete.
Andi~ me and Fire Sets. .
Moe Bottles .. ...... $1.25 up
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SEA GULLS IN PARIS.
PARIS. Dec. 27. 10:25 a. Ill-’mi
the Grand Palace tit
n which now has risen nearly ‘0. “J
Y°“ g - Fina Lights ....... ..75c to $2.50
Mame, tern . ..... 15¢ to $3.50
. \ rains for the " Sign: . ............. 85c toast)
‘1“ ”9°"- he‘m’ minus siym ..... $1.00 to $5.00 ':
(High Grade 0am for. leave.
ism:- musing Sets in boys
.em: to 35.00"
More siootouoo.
“intense? of Tools in sheets,
.....‘....25cyto ssloo
)Hls‘ VALuAsLs TIME.
"One day." says a London ions-n}
um Iron-r”
"an comet‘-
" , Midst the rooms' _. be the
let. “the late Walter Emmanuel can!
on me and'chatted delightfully. All!
half an bout-the humorist salt! he
must go and apologized for luck
wasted so much valuablg time. ’
" " ‘Don't mended-it: I mailed tn ’n-
piyy ‘It has beena pleasure! ,
.“'0» “:3 not. your valuable m—
l’m thinking of.’ said Mr. M
as be picked uphis hat; '1le min.“
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Carpenter's Tools, Machinist '
Tools, Guns, Fishing. Tackle and .
outer useful articleu. '
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lawnsniuo'rou sfr. _ .‘
so. nonwALK, court. 2
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Servant—Oh. Mum!
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