‘ , “non and‘Mexiosn Drawn
.. A large assortment to choose
,. Mobsoltemoflptel Block.
south Nor-walk.
JANUARY
Victor Records
NOW ON SALE
AT
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE.
W”.
W
The Kelsey A. C. Club will hold an
Interesting business meeting this
evening.
Mom-hers of the local Musical Union,
Hill meet next Sunday, The newly
wol'octed officers will he installed at
flint time.
I—Everpbody will be at Moosc Mas-
querade Bail. New Year's Eve.
1..
Having a New York Resi-
dent Buyer at 200 Fifth
Ave. is an advantage for
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.
Rogers 81 Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Mrs. Philip N. Sinitll is at the Day
Nursery" Soutll Norwalk, for the week.
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Mr. and Mrs». Edward Hines, of So.
Norwalk, have secured passage on the
fi—
oreu House mo omen. , Machine” Morris.
Loyal on» of mo. Planning a In.
' Time for the New Year’s Cele-
tuition.
noon
The committee on loose masque
rade ball, to be held New Year’s even
at Music Hall, held its final moeungl ,
st Moose Home, last night. and report1 .
everything in readiness for the big
event. From the present outlook this
aflair promises to be the largest event
of the year. g
Dancing will start at 9 o'clock with For your valued .patronage
the Grand March at 10 p. m. We” during the past year. We were
will be led by C0~ A- “0059 Defend' never in a better position to
ers. Several beautiful prizes will be
serve our customers than now,
with our prompt delivery sys-
tem, our own coffee roasting
plant and our clcct‘i: peanut
butter making machine. It's
awarded. Delegations from many
lodges throughout tse state will be in
to your own interest to give
us a trial.
discharged this morning.
lattelldance, and everyone who attends
lore prntllised a good time. Dancing
will continue to the hour of 2 a. m.
The following committees will be in.
charge:
Floor Manager——Prof. S. C. Polley.
Assistants—l‘apt. Chas. E. Britto.
First Lieut. H. B. West. Second Lieut.l
lt‘. M. Hoppel, First Sergt. Jere.(‘lark
and Military Branch.
Reception Committee—Belly l“.
Ilricgs. chairman; Jere. Eagun. assis-
‘t'dnt chairman; Byron (‘. Mead, sccrc-
Oranges
Extra large
tsl‘y: Walter Kern, assistant secre‘ P
tery; Salvator Charlott. Don. P. Ho can" "avels
can. A. O. Smith. Geo. Steegmuller, SBCIIIBSS dOZ.
John Steegmuller. Stephen Stone. l). Worth soc doz,
\‘l’..llarford, Elmer Hyatt, John Tool
ilill, H. B. West, Wm: H. Pennington,
W. 1). Taylor.
At the Moose Home the usual open
house will be kept New Year‘s eve
‘snd'New Year's. at which time all,
Moose and their friends are invited.'
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Good Table Butter
FINEST CREAMERY
Miss Frances Bolivia. 8: spring
Hill, was discharged yesterday after-
Willlun Tobey, oflast avenue, was
O
gtMiss Elmore Donohue, ~of Middle-I
town, is visiting her friend, lilies,
Katheiyn Tracey. of West avenue, dur-
ing the holidays. ‘
“Former Mayor Finnegan was re-
-portod,~this' morning, as having passed
at very comfortable nixht. and being
greatly-improved this morning.
..
- J u 'h the agency l
“29:32:33 Lflgfiggghfi‘: will sail u)_,crs together with good things to eat.
0 _ I '
T'l‘he members of South Norwalk
. - k.‘ n the, Fla. l0 '9" .
morrow term-:13: 5° V {Lodge No. 529. wish you one and all a
main some - ‘iHappy New Year.
POPllllll IMHSIMINIS
‘llcadquarters here have received a:
descriptive circular with reference to“
the murder of Lafayette li.. listtello,
an aged. G. A. R, man, in Great Barn;
ringtion, Mass, recently. An Eigin"
watch, no. 10849669, was among the1 uROSEMAnv-i AT THE REGENT
articles stolen. ‘ ! Can anyone imagine a more delight-
--——-" 'ful role for Marguerite Suow~Pretty
-—*Soft hats. ”'75 and 32' O'Brien's. l P881337. than u,lllt of Dorothy Cruick-
shah, in "Roaunary, that‘s for ‘Remeni.
.tho Christmas music at the South N0r'|lbrance?" She has never been 'seen
“— jwalk Congregational church on Sun-.10 better advantage than in this DIS!
.. —(iiover's Shoe Store will be openiiiay, December 19th. are asked to be which appears at the Regent theatre
Nay evening and closed all day Silt-present at the church on Sunduyflodsy and in no more picturesque
. lmornlng, January 2, as there is anxbackground that she is in this live.
{urgent request for a repetition of this part motion picture baud on the fam-
music. with all members present. I008 old play of maritime name produc.
treble. seasons-hie ”Pic-ILQWUITL ‘ !ed for the Metro program. in addition
- h" "dc“- is 25‘5““ in the N3 in building circles ills reported that to Miss show there is Poul Gilmore,
limi‘fioérl‘flinventody 8319' lonihe lumber in the Mrs. Kate Lindsley‘the wollrhnown dramatic and roman.
WW‘ :Hoyt block, on North Main streetntic artist. who is starred with her. Tr-
' lwhen that structure is torn down, willlthoss who recall the old play the pic-
be used in the building of an nddilionlim‘e W111 be ll revelation, with it's
”of several rooms to the Owens respgmarvslous out of stage and screen ar-
dence on High are“, downtown. Altists. and its romantic delightful story,
three story brick block is being mk_!mtold 1“ 3 “9‘" and NEH-SIDS fashion,
cd of in place of the tire-ruined bund_.tomorrow, Th°°d°r° Roberts WI" “9
ing on North Main street.
i lThe J. B. King Company‘s steamer
‘ ncocas" is discharging a cargo of’
00 bags of lath mortar for Raymond
hers. at their wharf in South Nor-
elk.
‘Wdid opportunity to secure
, ‘Mr and Mrs. Theodore Van Beuren,
‘1‘ Brooklyn_ Gerard Teed. of New
.‘fi'tork. and George lBoutillier. or Anson-
li were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
'dboter'o‘ver the Xmas holidays.
' __....__... seen in the Paramount presentation of
“Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo“; on Satur-
day. ”Regeneration" will appear at
Lockwood's Hall. Another big picture
week-will. follow the presentation of
“The Spring Maid" at the Regent, bo-
. lginnin'g next Monday with Harry Wal-
nuts Eve celebration. (31".; Joseph Collins and John Elrlcll were‘ than in Poe's “The Raven" and includ-
1 Reserve your tables. Teiw‘ll’ before “We LOCkW°°d ”"9 morn-i ing the big speCiaIty "Csbiris" next
:ing, on charges of drunkenness and Wednesday, at no increase of prices.
_‘ ‘ ._'__ begging. The two men were arrested For New Yuri. Day.
"The rural sitting in the Coltax- Fritel‘dali CQIIWWBS given thirty Melodies that set you humming.
comment-Butler Lodge plnochle days on each count. making sixty a fine dramatic story revealing the ro-
ont will he played tanight in days in all and costs which amountedlmwce of s saucy princess and her
eliows’ Hall. on South Main to $6.26. 'Elrich had his case continuw naughty prince charming and an end-
' led from day to day. O‘Bth men pleaded ‘ less skein or sparkling comedy that
guilty ‘0 dl‘unkl‘nnefifi- 1keeps the audience 'oonvulsed with
mine? Case, Of the 593013"? M““',’ ---——- jlaughter. are some of the reasons-
“Willis Cbmlianl’ron Water street.j The annual reception of the FridayLonly some-for the tremendous suc-
.lws received an interesting box from Afternoon Club will he held in the'cess during it's long run in New York
Ills brother, Frank Case, formerly of rooms of_the Community club tomorjand it’s present revival elltour of "The
is city. who for the past two orxrow lifternoonat o'clock. Mrs. Hops Spring Maid." -
sures years has been living in Fiorl- Lewis Bprden’of Westport. who has! It‘s return to activity this season
The box contains tomatoes, rnd-‘lived some time' in india will give theylends additional reason which is dis-
isLhesfgrape fruit. oranges. etc., raisedl address and will 'wear Oriental cos-{covered in the brilliant cast that has
filo!!! ‘Mr- 0336's Florida property. Re- tume. Her subject will be'lndia. The been gathered together. Miss Georgie;
ooived at this time of the year in thelclu'b is indebted to “Mrs. J. Milton Co-‘Campbell, the dainty little prime don-_l
Ibrth the vegetables and fruit are ob“ burn for the use of the Community na soprano, who plays the part of the,
diets of considerable interest. club rooms for the occasion. saucy Princess ’Bozena, scintillates as;
' M radlently as the most vociferousiy her-i
‘ aided star. Miss Josephine Heagneyi
is a most captivating sou-brette and her?
rabbitt dance is one of tlho most delec'
able hits of the opera. Richard Ryan
as the burlesque comedian contfiuutes
one of the richest comedy characterb
rations seen iu'light opera in years,
while Frank Wooley as the father of
the princess disguised as her spinster
aunt is a perpetual scream of laughter. l
If still another reason were required-
the lively chorus of springgirls 'sre
amply inspiring, youthful and shapely
to provide it.
This is the attraction that the Reg-
ent has booked for New Year's day.
matinee and night.
W
WMHArKIFRNN‘: , .
CharlesVJJWpchA. ‘ of South Nor-
»Wflk...anil . Misanoleu ._ Klemem; of
Stamford. were united in 'mtrriage- on
December 28th. The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. by .the
lpsstprrnev: Wallace Finch,- The wit-A
misses twore Miss Addie-V; Boom- and ,
Wt}. W- 3:; Finch ~ "Mr. and: fine" "We:
in» reside: Milli: «the parents or .
{Th tug "Adle V," is (being put into
' t for leasing to the T. A.
ompnny. The old "Adle" is
he usedin towing in connection
" with the new Westport «bridge.
. ., ,_ , .—
’Pnfi“
-.,Hote
~Wtitcll the New Year in at Moose,
Masquerade Ball. Music Hall, New-
Venr's Eve.
t
4 WHERE IS 1r 3
I Where is the money you have had during the past year?
Is it earning more money for you or has it gone for things
andpiessures of the moment?
A portion of your income, if deposited here, would have
' shared in a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. which has Just,
been declared, and will be payable on and after January 10.
” we accept deposits how one dollar up to-thro‘o thousand,
as motley-“deposited oerore Johnny-10m wiildrsvr interest»
museumlsh‘ . ' ' ‘
S.
'We invite routo'op'en im- account-seven s 5 mail
g sum will make a good beginnin- ‘
i
.The committee in charge has arraug Butler 4
ed some special features of entertain c lb
0
I’ilre [Alli] 1%.
Compon iic. lb.
WHOLE MILK
Cheese 201: ll).
ills... 14f...
Lean. Tender __
sic“ 10c
Large No. 3 can
PureCond
MILK
Full size can
FRESH ROASTED
Peanuts 12clb. v
FRESH ROASTED
COFFEE
NONE BETTER
19¢. 25¢. 30¢. 35¢ ‘Lil.
WARRANTED
Eggs 32c (102.
10 STAMPS FREE WITH
1 can Sauer Kraut roc
r bot. Catsup
I can Apple Sauce ...... roc
10C
1 pkg. Tapioca . ........ too
1 pkg. Macaroni .. roe
Special Sale . c
Country Rolls 18‘”-
illeo margarine
INDIA, w
TELéyr. .' .
l ”awesomeness:
.41» or .‘ .-ffiyam \-
,—
surtzn Loose onions. i
Mano Thatcher Chosen Noble Grand
It the Intinrl'iold Loot -
Might.
The rational election of ofllcers of-
Butler Lodge, No. 37,1. 0. 0. E. was
held last evening, with this result:
Noble Grand—Marsh Thatcher
Vice Grand—Clifford Jennings.
Freei
l U I
Beautiful. II‘ ' .
Recording Secretary—D. Burr Complete; for the first
Beach. 1’15 Inby born in Great-
financial Secretary—Harvey J.
This
,. a
C
Weed.
Treasurer—Robert Acton.
Pianist—Fred Jennings.
Trustee for three years—oi. L. Bone
diet.
The 1). D. G. M. Kellogg, of Our
Brothers Lodge, will be invited to In-
stalhthe elective and appointive omo
ers Wednesday night. January 12.
g- Nor-walk.
SEE IT IN OUR
WINDOW.
MEDALS FOR WAR HEROES.
ST. JOHN‘S. N. F., Dec. 30.—-Jsmes
Donnelly, six months ago a dry-goods
clerk in this city, today is the war
hero most prominently in the eyes of
the colony. As lieutenant of the New- In Reed, being
foundlsnd battalion in action at the daily.
Dsrdanelles, he acquitted himself so; Prices from
well in a hazardous situation that King‘
$14.95 to $38.00
George awarded him the military
1916 Styles Of
Baby Carriage
received
cross. News of the exploit was re- turn!
ccived by Governor Davidson today. In -All ’COIOIS' Na
0n the night of Nov. 4. Donnelly led White Enamel, 3mm"
a patrol to a knoll held by the Turks. Gray and Old Ivory-
He forced their superior numbers to
- withdraw. although his little party was
considerably reduced, and hold the po-
sition through the night. notwithstand-
ing several Turkish attempts to regain
the post. When morning came half his
force were dead or wounded. The posi-
tion was consolidated with the llritish
lines and named Caribou 'Hill in recog- ,
nition of the caribou head on the New-i
We Specialize in Forum“ iiomcs Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
Walter Greene and Private Richard: 127-129-131 WM“. SI. 50. "omalk. COD“
ilynes received distinguished conduct .
nun-2 105
medals for their part in the same ac.
tion.
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LouosHosEMEN oer MORE PAY.
BOSTON, Dec. 303—lncresso in
wages rangln from 2 to 5 cents an
hour for longshoremen working at this
port will go into effect the ilrst of the
year as a result of an agreement sign-
ed yesterday by representatives of the
Longshoremen's Union and th Trans
atlantlc Steamship Conference. The
men had previously asked a somewhat
larger advance.
THE PLACE TO BUY
Fine Furniture
IS IN THE NEW STOREAT WALL AND HIGH STS.
GERMANY RECOGNIZES CAR-
RANZA.
BERLIN. Dec. 30. via London. 11:10
a. m-—Germsn_v has extended recogni-
tion to the de facto government of
Mexico headed by General Venultiono‘
Currants.
PROMPT DELIVERY to ALL PARTS OF THE, CITY
AND‘ NEIGHBORING T OWNS.
I.”
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees have ordered that in-
terest at the rate of 4 per cent. per
annum Ibe credited to depositors in,
the Savings Department for the cur-l
rent six months ending Dec. 31, 1915,
payable on or after January 10, 1916.
Deposits made on or beforedanu-
sry 10th will draw interest from Jan-
uary lst.
The
South Norwaili Trust Co,
Washlnoton St. So. Nomik
Four per cent. allowed on savings
deposits.
Raymond & Son
Frost Proof
Au. and rot and fully ch
in“
hot-
Ifyoumt t
all winter let mm: mm
Antony timede‘n
or pain I OI
Batteries.
.—_.-
FURS,
1-3 off ‘ Regular
Price
, ‘chll‘llv's
Skates
And .
EVERYTHING .
A a Skaters '
FAIRBANKS ELEC. CO.
3 North Main St. Tel 938
Free inspection a! In May at any time
V Give YourCHdleu'I'his Cut-Out
This is just—moi Ilse Media-Boots color
‘ctures Io‘r your one: to cut out.-
eres a 7 page to keep them
busy. - The white they of Puss-in-Boots -.
in pictures to out out is in the January
‘. premium. REVIEW
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