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mamsaacst
men and Mexican Drown
A large assortment to choose
E; K. BANKS
Christian Bwsrtshd'West avenue, is
in' New York teddy oaebusiaoss. ’
—Don’i met the ‘young.’ Judea
tdance, Wednesday evening, Dec. 29.
The Nor-walk Club will hold open
house on Friday evenin . December
Unlinked-o Hotel Black, 3‘. g ,
South Not-walk.
Don‘t forget that flannelly's is
. the place to get Januar ne Vic.
ANUAR ’ w ‘°‘"
J Y records. See adv.
Victor Records
now ON sALE
AT .dsncing.
. ONNELLY’S i Mrs. Sarah “'alt‘ib‘dl‘)‘. of the Up—
” 'per parish, Weston, is spending some
STATIONERY STORE.
time at her bungalow in Silver Mine.
BASKETBALL, ARMORY. NEW
YEAR'S NIGHT.
All Manhattans. Monday night,
James Goose)" manager of Andrew
' ‘
,levey's store, Danlbury, spent Christ-
. Ml
. “mas with friends in Norwalk.
. l ‘ .
. i \ —1o soH STAMPS FREE.
‘_ i Tomorrow at the S&H Co's Prem-
l
\‘um Store; 13 North Main'a'lreet. no,
4.. ~ leaning, who is employ“. stamps issued unless book is present-
aéuth Norwatk. spent Christmas 19“-
‘ Euflley at his home on \‘l'ashingg
avenue, Danbury. % Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo, the 9.ch
‘ient librarian of the First District,
been quite ill the past week.
,___...._.
Wm and 1t!rs,t‘hristian Gairtman of has
jflpper Parish, Weston, were ovcrg
visitors Saturday with friends'
South Norwalk.
~—The Senior Dance, High School'
hall, Wednesday evening. Dec. 29th.
—..
Miss Edith Merwtn of Greenfield
‘ Christmas with his parents Hill spent the Christmas holiday with.
:and-Mrs. Thomas lleft‘eran, of Mrs. Charles St. John and family.
,. - VI i street Danbur)‘ .29 Fairfieid avenue.
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Br Harry Heiferan. of Norwalk
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«The Senior Dance, High School.
hall. Wednesday evening. Dec. 29th. 5
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Mrs. Jennie Johnson. of -.\‘orwallt’I
was one of the guests in attendance:
at the Christmas tree celebration of‘
Aflon Singing Society. in Danbury.‘
Saturday afternoon and evening. and
assisted in the success of the event. 1
'Moilie Hand, a nurstt in Nor-
hospital is spending a few days
her mother. Mrs. Mary Hand, of
‘ . street, Danbury.
.. / .
'H. Church is still. confined
in bed at his residenctI in Sey-
. ”reel. suffering from the shock
“bushland last we’olt. white at his
I in theChui-cli & Miller grocery.
fit
.—
It
Refining company,
i The Gulf of
Chilean}, Lockwood. of Hillsidelmnbmy' succeeded last Thursday in:
. Weston, has had the mlsfor-‘movmg one of its 'big motor trucks‘é
”“1“" one of his horseti. the null which became stalled in a snow drifti
felling dead while being driven n the Brewster road. beyond the?
‘New York state line, in the storm ofi
311'. Lockwood. in NOTW“lk- inecpm'ber 13.
Mrs. Borden. who went with her'
. . nihilism returned after spend- husband, recently. on an extondedl
3““ Christmas holidays with Mr- trip to indie. to establish nor-rich!
“is“ $11.40!!» “like. If» 0' Shelter there. will address the sunny After-‘
" ' ‘M, ury. inoon Club of South NorWaik. January.
" 18th, on her experiences in the 0“th
‘2. t
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t
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tar. and Mrs. Harold tr. ciark. of
t i
t has been reported that a local; , ________. ‘
; don't-s to discontinue business} It is understood that Mr. and Mrs.‘
‘ W5 ‘0 officials of the com-‘Gntson ‘Borglum, who have their love-;
More is nothing whatever to thef ly studio home at Turnof-River, Stem”
.eTBttlliel correspondent. ~llan ford. will spend the winter in Atlanta.i
W5.
A w
w . . Blake, of Orchard street Dan- sculptor.
Wtrucliing representatlre of the i
, Hatters of North America to
111de west states. is spending a
notation at his home in Dan- Forum League.
Mr’; Blake says he tlntls the de- degree team was
or union made hats to be 8003 the big class initiation, which is soon
territory he covers. ,to be held.
out commissions in his profession as
Regular matters wercflconsidercd at
the meeting last night of Progress
A rehearsal of the
; held preparatory/to;
"——
Andrew. Hutchinson. one of Nor-
walk's best known residents, yester-
day, obesrved the eighty—second sn~
niversnry of his birthday, and in hon-
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arse auto truck belonging to:
belt and Bailey Company. of
Norwalk, which was in Weston
var lumber to Christian Gart-
Nethanaan. Preliminary antes, and'
Rogers 81 Stevens
! . .
.viliere Mr. Borglum has some import . At the close of the program
‘t’he pupils of the school. who was “Mann ' "gosh darn" “Oh fudge" cost
' 2
Having a New York Resi-
dent Buyer at zoo_,Fifth
Ave. is an advantage tor ,
you that no other store in
the city can offer.
It shows particularly in our
furnishings department. You
see we get all the new-things
as soon as New York. No
waiting for a traveling man
to come around with sam-
ples. Our N. Y. Resident
Buyer'is on the spot and
sends the fresh new styles.
5:
Frances Golden as “Annanurl” a nd Cease Willin ha ‘
_ n . u . m a “Bar
Reidc, in the opera, The Spring Maid." get tiles Regelltl
Theatre, matinee and night, New Years.
POPUUlR print
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‘AHEARN AND GIBBOMS TO FIGHT.
I 81'. PAUL, Minn, Dec. 28,—Youns
Ahearn. of Brooklyn. and Mike Gib
tbons. of St. Paul. will meet for their
postponed ten round bout Tuesday.
night. Jan. 18. according to announce
ment made here today. Gibbons, who
was ill with pneumonia. resumed train-
ing yesterday:
South Norwalk.
CHRISIMAS flSllVAlS‘9
toonunued trom rage One.)
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Norwslk.
“THE SPRING MAID!"
Atty display of ill nature is tabood-
ed in the ranks of "The Spring Matti"
Co.. .the charming Viennese Operetta.
which is to be the attraction at the
h ol.
WNWW'“ AWN“ 8° ° ot the' Regent Theatre on New Year's even!
. . ~ 'ercises M» “ I i -
WEE Lhéisxnziueexb‘unday schooll ins and matinee. in fact even a slight U ,1 '
war \ , gfrown is an expensive luaury for ony’l T'Z ' For ACh'ng
were held last evening in the Sunduyiono of the company since little Gear-t
'
Sore, Tired Feet
school room. 10 WOOdWMd "9““9' gie Campbell, the prima donna. has
Goodbye soro‘ foot.
and the following program “'35 “‘0‘“ taken up her crusade against pessim-
acceptably presented: lism. ill nature and "perpetual much."-
Song—By School. it Was not until after the present
Prayer, iseacon was well on it's way that little.
Sons-By School. {Miss Campbell decided to take M
Recitation’Marion Miller. gbtaunch stand against “trenches" amt
ltecitation~bester Dolahauty. :ill temper and at the some time put
Song—By the Girl Choir of the Sun-;her made to come practical and
day School: Marlon Miller. teamphiinnthmpic use. She read in one
Ethel.“ the dailies a letter from the Ani-
burntns feet.
smelling
swollen feet. sweaty feet.
foot. tired feet.
Good-bye corns.
callousos. bunlons
and raw spots.
No more shoe
erino Comatocii. Olive Casey. ‘ 1
inluhanty. Helen Crako. Anna moi Rescue WW0 soliciting funds. llhtnm, no
Czako. Gertrude Jennings; in charge. A happy thought struck "’- 5'“ m0" limping
.could kill two birds with one stone. With pain or
ll be nis.
°f m“ A cc it She could aim a blow at unhappiness
Recitatioanyrtle Mills. land Ill-temper and at the same time
Recitation—«Ethel Delahanty. Marion be of aid to . cause for which she
Miller. Olive "Cassy. Catherine Coimb“ always had a lit Infiltration
stock; Violet, kao. Irene Mayhew.‘ With the aid‘ otslnfimfl. Golden.
Helms Delahsnly. horman Buck'Wsllie Van Vliet'antl Chas. Fulton,
drawing up your
face in agony.
‘ "T12" is magic-
al. not. rich 0!. "le” draws out
all the poisonous exudationo which
ley. Elmer Benedict. Reginald Honda, the company, Miss-Campbell die In In the feet. Use "T12” and
kins. Henry Hopkins. Graydon (inflated a little “on“ warning mem- ~19! Your foot misery. Ah!
vev fibers of the company what an aspen..." comfortable 30'" feet feel.
‘Oot a 25 cent box of "1‘12"
Sonngraydon Garvey.
Recitation—Anna Czako.
Solo—Eleanor Olsen:
Address—«Rev. John Stapleton.
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' nab newshound ‘rowas. ‘
Raymond 8. Son
olj'r'th‘e Upper Parish, Friday. ”9‘ or of the event Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
isabled Jrom broken shafttng
ner partytat their residence, 44 West
street. '
The many friends of former Mayor
Edward J. Finnegan. of Main street.
will be sorry to litter of his serious
illness with which he is confined at
his home. Mr. Finnegan was taken ill
on Christmas Day and pneumonia do-
veloped.j'ir. Tracey is in attendance,
and the former mayor's condition is
sold to be very serious.
‘ he Godfrey street corners.
: loading the lumber by the
his and working several hours,
. sfully, to repair damages,
n in charge of the machine
A. message to Soutthorwalk for
ce, secured boarding accom-
. ens for themselves and the
.daysupcrtntondcd tho towing
trucli to South Nomalk.
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“CUTTING. MELONS"',. .. l
. . This is a phraiie'connnonly used toexpress the .j,
distribution of extra earnings [on investments. ' 3‘. _
Twine each year Wet distribute among our 'deposi
. ‘ , ‘ in! the nroney‘oa‘rned in Ptop°tfion t:
‘theamoung of their Savings on deposit with .us. I
hailed a “dividend.” .‘ _ ~ ,_ _ ‘
”A means-at the range of. 4% has beén‘de‘cla'red from ;
the coming: of tilt-{six inonthsaiding Demo; 3331; .
’ ’ not: bn‘and‘pftGr‘Ianuary; 10th next.
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it: S_ I you entertained a faintly ,din 1 One of the most interesting eventsi ters in New York.
; CharlesYounxs. Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser,
1,20 and 150 financiers employed by the
I fpanszeno out on striketbinngrning
' i.‘§§§';¢K"fo his choroid
Eof the evening was the wedding of.
l‘Pansy Dew Drop and Percy Reginald.
{The cotlple were united in marriage
5by George 'Overtén. at seven thirty
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“The decorations_ were red and
green. with a beautiful Christmas
tree in the background.
1 Immediately after the ceremony a
.'bountllul Mpper was served. The
decorations in this room being pink
and white. The guests were Mr. B.
F. Jamison. Mr. and Mrs: George
Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Ackart, Mrs.
lsivc indulgence a “grouch‘ was to bo.i
There was to by a system of nncs."°" at “Y druggm Ol‘ department
Even a slight frown yrs: punishable,'m- Don't "ll"- HIVB good feel.
to the extent of ten cents. A heavy ‘9"- 100‘ ”It nevei‘ swell, never
ice,frown ovcr~clouding an otherwise M never lot tired. A year's foot
cream and cake were served. and box-: pretty girl’s “CE and 89"!“an iloolll'comfon Rammed or money refund-
es of candy were distributed. Wherteh 9"." it might be 99°: Wguld
Many parents and friends enjoyed“°“t oyouug woman 9' mac ‘3 tty ‘ '
the entertainment with the children‘cems' Cross '"d' varied m cost. but Christmas Trees
The decorations of the tree wemimgg rg:u:::{ 2361113111; £52? ‘2: mm ‘0' on until Christmas, l
procured by Stanley Put-man; one M-lcompany could sfford‘ to in dulxe in 31:31; :1: 33:1 Chrlgxagtd:
. a
able to be. present. twenty-live can“. in: orflvod;.slso a line lot of table
: These fines when collected are re m‘ u the “Nut "“5" '
A 0”?“le 3;:‘31’svmmgceipied for 'by Miss Campbell and all South NOl‘Wdllf “oi-[9|
mos ““0"“ e e , . g ’ .sums placed in a small box'on her
Friday. when Mr. and Mrs. Franclsimakemp mm m her arming mm‘ 2 So. Main‘g‘tgmstfiflorwslk. Ct
M. Hoppel celebrated their seventh A“ soon as the amount reaches a
anniversary at their home on Wood, promising 31“, Miss Campbell will‘ -
‘Wfil‘d avenue. .sond a draft to the 'leaguc headquar' i. F U R S
Marguerite Clark Today. , ‘
The Famous Players Film Comv. ‘-
puny’s” pietutilxatlon of Mark Twain's 1'3 Off Reglflar
beloved rom ntlc story. “The Prince ‘ r
and the Pauper." today at the Regent.» Price
in which irresistible Marguerite: --~-—:-- .\
~Clark is starred. is remarkable bothi .
as the first film adaptaton of any; JAcoBY’S
work of the foremost American hum-y -\
orlst to reach the screen; “and be’ .
cause it is one of the first motion pic-l ‘ z .
tures released by these pioneer pro
ducers of great adaptations of stage
successes after the devastating tire
which destroyed the compdny’s’ stu-
ldios in New York on September. 11th.
Mary Miles Winter appears in» the
Metro special “Barbara FreRchieJ' to.
marrow. ’
Leslie Overton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warner. Mrs. William Hull. Mrs. Har-
vey Weed. Hattie; Ydungs, Lillian
King, Mabel Saunders. ‘Therss Pod
selny. Kenneth Weed, Percy “Winner.
Donald Warner. Willis and Arnold ‘
Overton. . .
The couple received many useful
and handsfime‘ presents and at nine
hour all departed wishidg- them many
happy returns. ‘ ‘- ’.'~ ‘ ’
. M”.-.
WILL CONSIDER SOLOIERS' HOME
, '_ REPORT. '
- HARTFORD. Dec. ”yd—Governor
Holcomb said today he.wo_uld shortly
can a meeting. of the‘executive‘rcom-
mittce of theioldlers'fl-lom'e’ to con-
siderate report of the “Board 'which
recently investigated chn‘iplstnts of »
the old soldier inmates. Members of
the oommtttse have been furnished
with typewritten. copies“ of ‘ the report.
The meeting may be held: next week.
svsiivrntad
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new entrain "Mootosss erotics.
N’nw BRITAIN. pee. "hie—Between
North and' Judd Manufacturing Cont
. monstrowaams‘rishsa. .
umpurrowa. Doc see-motes
nominated
without nothing rum cartoonists?
Th' Vdemsnd'the‘ reinstatement of a
ow workman who was” herald
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