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ENORWALK SOCIETY NEWS
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
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Buy where your clothes in-
mouth street, New Haven.
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at ent ‘5 safe, where you Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Clark left
South ‘Norwalk today for Florida,
get clothes that are a safe
where they will remain sometime.
buy, where you get your x
i Peter Kelley, of ‘Norwalk, has re-
“SOMEWHERE A’ VOICE
is 'CALLING”
, . On Sale at i
DONNEL LYS’
imsrc PARLOR
,NW
It you have not already heard Mo?
k’s new record “Somewhere a
V, to Ceiling" stop at Donnelly's
task to have it played for you. 3
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flgdlon of oliicers will probably be'
‘ at tonight‘s meeting of the
'0! education. .
chiefly}: singing orchestra will
evening furnish music at the
‘ to behold under the auspices of
‘rl‘ltth Division. ‘Naval Militia.
, pl sinitiatlon was held at the
a of the members of Progmasl
:, maternal Forum League, last
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Intonation of officers. last night,
I . held at the meeting of Court Ed.
_, de'de Amicis.-'Foresters of Amer.
MI. in Roodner's Hall the mum?
(of Roy Scouts and the scout mast-i
a. 'lll meet. At this time arrange—
' will be opened for the starting
, ”or about master's school.
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(the emitter of Uncas Tribe, I. 0. it.
.. will this evenini be held In the
‘ .91: West Washington street.
‘ ne entertainment will be present-
and Mrs. J. W. Burke and sons,
'. and Donald. returned to their
eta Seymour, Conn. after spend-
the holidays with Mrs. ‘Burke‘s
or.”iVIfllIam Fitzgerald. of Spring'
iii avenue.
law” Byington. of Belden ave-
who he been spending the Christ-
' 'hdldays with her sister, Mrs. ii.
V Andrews, of Washington. D. 0.. re~'
"to her home in this city to
”Mould Wallace Benelisha' of
" nylvania State College, who have
was; the Christmas holidays,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
. of Washington street. re-
peaterday to resume their stu-
ala'ader suit of David B. Deck-
hert-A. Glob has been post-
'l‘jlp case was scheduled for it
tomorrow in the Superior
" lint will go over because of the
Walter McCrea, .of New
important witness.
l’ANNER BAKERY CLOSES
‘ TEMPORARILY.
nt of the illness of Mr.
. the Banner Bakery will sus-
‘ne‘ss until further notice.
money back if anything dis-
. {turned alter a short visit in Bethel’
appomtS. . with friends.
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Attorney Cramer
today visiting in New
This is at. Rogers & Stevens. .
l‘msecnting
ilegeman is
5 York city.
Nothing better for $15 than
our Fifteen Dollar suits.
Miss Maude Anderson is visiting
relatives in Hartford and New Bri-
rain.
No where can you find great-
er clothes luxury than in
our $35 suits or overcoats. i
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iis today a visitor in New York city.
Miss Catherine Malkin. of Norwalk,
'spent several days with her
Rogers & Stevens i Mrs. Ii. H. Keeler, jr., in New Canaan.
South. Not-walk. Norwalk. , recently.
_ Moses H. Glover, of Main street, and
‘Milton Elwood, are attending the an.
Misfit Doroihv Scott of it; New bl.
‘ . - - N Y rk, toda .
lianbury. rand Miss Isabelle Huber, of , tomohlle show 1“ ew o y
25 Woester street, Danbur)" spent,
the weekend in South Norwalk with‘
Miss Jeanne Wilcox. ‘
Two candidates received the Royal:1
Purple Degree at the meeting of Col-3 "’“gh’ "mo"
fax Encampment. last night. lcity.
Charles Bedlent, of East Cliff street,
Ian electrician, on board the U. S. S.
"l‘exaa. will return to his duties to-
norrow- morning, after a short fur-
he has enjoyed in this
There g
will be installation of officers at the: '
meeting to be held two weeks from} ank McMahon. "'9 WWI" South
last nighi_ ‘Norwalk young man. returned today
-_._ ito New York, where he is studying at
Members of the Woman‘s Municipal i‘ordham College. Frank has been
League and the Friday Afternoon ispending the Christmas holidays with
club, and all other women interested his parents in this city.
in surgical dressings for the war zone.
are asked to meet at Trinity Parish!
House. Thursday, January 6th, at;
ans M. litiflt
was [III III
wanna flit
2:30 o'clork.
The large elm tree. in front of the
Royal James Inn. which was weaken-
ed considerably by the snow storm of‘
a few weeks ago, is being removed to,
day. The tree has been supported by;
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Compo
street, Saugatuck. which to announce
the engagement of their daughter Ell-
sie W. to James M. Brown. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James 'H. Brown, of Ply-
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(forge W. Collin, of llelden avenue“
friend, .
Norman Murray ,0! Quintard place,
Is a visitor in New Haven today.
Samuel Cohen. the well known Wail
street tailor, spent last evening in
New Rochelle. N. Y., on business.
Bertram Crawford. 01' 11 Cannon
street, has returned to Starr's Agri-
cultural College. where he will re
some his studies for the Winter term.
Miss Jessie Anderson, Who has been
‘spending the holidays with her pa-
rents, has returned to school in New
iBritain.
. Edward Jondrt-aa, of
1avenue, has been visiting tor the pas
week in Orange. N. .l.
W not] w an}
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' Earl Sterling. of Port t‘hesiur. N.
3Y.. is the guest of Street Foreman and
iMrs. Horace Lewis, of Lincoln avenue.
An invitation dance will be given
tomorrow evenin gin Arion Hall under
the auspices of the Jolly Five.
,heen visiting with Mrs. John Sniffln,
lof llowayton.
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Miss Iloxina Ballard, of
spent Sunday with her sister,
Robert iiannon of Bethel.
Norwa'ik.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wadhams of
Sanford avenue, Bridgeport. spent
New Year‘s Day and the week-end with
relatives in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mead, of Ms-
ple street, New Year‘s Day entertain
,ed in party of 25 and more relatives,
jwho came from Shelton. Rye. N. Y..
_Rotvayton anti this city. to enjoy a
,flne turkey dinner that was served
,during the day.
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Mrs. M. E. Anderson. of Brooklyn,
.\‘. \’.. and Miss Bertha Decker. of
L'Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral services will
:be held from the late home on 22
. Cottage street, on Thursday afternoon
3 at 2:30 o'clock.
. Mr. Decker left his name ncre last
;Sunday to go to Waterbury. where
.‘ he was to have charge of a store for
Robert Joselofslty. of this city. Mr.
Mrs. J. St‘llt‘f‘. of lite. N. Y.. has.
guy wires for some time, but on ac-
count of its dangerous condition it was
decided to cut it down.
Douglas Fowler Post and Woman’s
‘Ilellef Corps. last evening. held joint , to
pout1
installation of otficerl. in the
rooms on Washington street. Mrs.
l-‘anny Joyce was the corp installer,
and Adjutant Peiton installed Douglas
Fowler officers for the present year.
The. installation services was follow-
ed by a supper, which was a most
pleasant event. Commander Christian
Sit-arts sat at the table with Adjutant
Pelton on his left and pmeident of the
relief corps. Mrs. Merwin. on the
right. The evening was a most en-
joyable one in many respects.
.A class meeting. the first of the new
year. will 'be held this evening In the
Knight street A. 1M. E. Church. The
new pastor, 'Rev. isiah McCoy will be
present. and hopes to meet a large
number of the members. There will
he a business meeting immediately af-
ter the class session. and a good start
will be made. On Thursday night the
Sunday school entertainment will be
held under the auspices of the super-
intendent. Mrs. John Burr. Exercises
and singing by the choir will make the
service interesting to all who attend.
iikcker celebrated his thirtieth birth-
1 day yesterday. His family and friends
iwcre pleased to learn of his new
on wimp being taken. position In Waterbury, and he took
; up his duties there with much enthu~
3‘ slasm.
rile was boarding temporarily at the
Charles is Hanks, Gardner. Masflu Connecticut Hotel. where the fire oc-
. travelling salesman. both legs broken; 1 curred. ll “'33 "DON“! in "118 city,
John C. Callaway. Bantam. Conn, ribs} and the police here received a mes-
Ibroken, and internal hurts, the extent: 38:9. Ihll ‘Mf- ”90k" 1|!de from
‘of which 13 not yet determined:! one of the hotel windows to escape
“an“ cht‘auley. Columbus, Ohio.5 the fire. In Waterbury this was started
'travelling salesman. sprained knees to be not the fact; as the man was
‘from sliding down a water pipe from] found unconscious, lying in a hall-
siony; way of the building.
the fourth floor; C. c. Darling.
Brook. L. l.. suffering from smokcn The local man had evidently been
iaroused a little too late to make. his
Joseph P. McEvoy. Waterbury. in-
lury to back, thought to be serious. escape. He not as far as one of the
aunt! x-aay is to be taken to determine; hull‘wuya when he became overcome
[if the vertebrae is dislocated; Hose-t by the volume". of smoke. He was so
mfi'n Jame. Quinn, suffering from: far gone when rescued, that he died
i smoke. A number of guests and hotel! While being rushed to the hospital.
'employes received bruises and lacer-fi Mr. Decker was well known in this
}at,ions during their efforts to get out, city, and universally admired. He
of the hotel or in assisting others, butt was a prominent member of Butler
none is suffering severely. lLodite. l. 0. 0. +2. and was in every
Just how many guests were in the! P989901 a worthy citizen.
hotel when the lire broke out is not;
yet determined. The hotel register
has not been found. but when scarcit-
is made. it may be uncovered. It was?
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'to the hospital in an ambulance.
The police llst of hospital patient
llows:
' HUNDRED or cases or GRIP.
HARTFORD, Jan. Al.——llundreda of
thought that eighty persons were in 1 caste of 3"” m the aggregate, are re-
the hotel last night. This number imported In ‘Hartford by DMBICMM 10-
cluded members of a theatrical com-'day. Our specialist on eye. ear, nose
pany, all of whom escaped without in- and throat estimated that one person
jury. although “Ch 1°" N” or her in four was infected. which accordin!
effects. Fred Hasse. manager of the . .
hotel. and the police. believe that In 1 ‘0 population would make 30-000 “If“?
spite of the rapid development. of the‘tlons—not actually all serious cases.
escaped ‘“ 0“" W“ 0" another. Cit- . cases being under care of nurses and
Deacon John D' Taylor will 'be “'0 izens who were on the street in the-
,class leader. early stages of the «fire. and saw the ‘ reported to the Health Board.
flames sweep upward with a rush.‘ -———————-——-—
The Sentinel reaches "it whole here of the opinion thaiifany Silesia; GERMANS TAX AMUSEMENTS.
BERLIN. Jan. 4, via London—The
Vcityful"—yet your classified message
searches out the people to whom it. is
1 addressed—unfailingly!
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from January _xst. —
New accounts of from $1
7 93,000 are cordially invited.
All Money
deposited on or before the roth
of January will draw interest
to
were in their rooms at the time. they:
could not have escaped. i authorities of Neukoelln, one of Ber-
The hotel was of four stories inf Iin's largest suburbs, have decided to
height. with brick walls and substan-i impose an amuseynentg (ax_ Ten per
tlai construction. It is located in a'; cent. of the receipts of all theaters
congested district With the building. and similar amusements will be col-
of the Reid and Hughes’ Drygoodsi lected.
Company and the plant of the Repubri
llcan, just in the rear. After a hardi-roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
light, made so by the breezeh the: __
m were onfiued within the ote ..
“3 es Livedcln em Nor-walk. T0 LET—ONE PLEASANT. WARM
Charles M. Decker, who early this. furnished room. All conveniences. Near
morning was smothered to death byimlmw station. 68 Spring street
smoke in the big Waterbury. Conn..!
dire. lived with his wife and two little‘
children, on 22 Cottage street, on the!
East Side. 1He was thirty years old.‘. ’
and for a number of years "followed'
the water", being a marine engineer. I
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specialties Work
llIIllAIIllt MACHINE 00.
Water St. Foot Raynor-u at.
Aside from his wife and children. he
is survived by his father, Mattavius
Decker. of Oyster Bay and East Nor-
waik, four brothers. rRoyal, Ralph.
Melvin and Henry; and three sisters.
IMrs. Fred ‘Krome, of Staten Island.
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Aid “1".“ he.-
Isn'then. nmfimm
‘ “whorl-tomato.”
a “butane. We're
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imitations and, co... ,
F' m "tinnitus?
tire. all who were on the upper “00” Pneumonia is also very prevalent, 25:
‘ sing ‘wtqata‘driqrtogf. 1;.
' ovnaur'r: m can ewrrcn.
FORT WAYNE, lnd.,
stick of dynamite. wedged in a switch,
in the street railway, was found by
.the police early today, barely in timel'
,to prevent a city car from striking the
explosive. A street Car strike heal
been in progress here {or the past,
three months. I
HOLYOKE MANUFACTURER DEADi
BOSTON. Jan. 4.—Theophilus Par—i
eons. president of the. Amoskeagl
Manufacturing Company and treasur-
er of the Lyman Mills, of Holyokep
Mass, died at his home in this city‘
today. at the age of 66. .
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We can guarantee
Our watch «repairing
It is true that most any jeweler can
do watch repairing; but it is not true
that all watch repairing is done
right.
it takes a great deal of careful
study and years of experience to do
watch repairing intelligently, and do
it so that it will give satisfaction.
The watch repairing that we do is
such that we are willing to bank our
reputation on it.
If there is anything whatever the
matter with your watch. bring it to
us. and we will satisfy you not only
as to workmanship. but also as to
price.
RICHARD F. MAUI
Jeweler and Watdimaiter.
26 NORTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
Official watch inspector for N. Y..
N. H. & Hartford Railroad.
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
New Year's Eve
CELEBRATION
with
MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCING
Clifford! Hotel
RESERVE YOUR TABLES NOW.
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STERLING g...
SATURDAY SPECIAL
5.6 leather m a for 29¢ each
Handsomely uphohtered is I m double leatherette
over a cotton felt pudding with a strong wire base. 801d at
see. For Saturday only ............ ...... . .......... 29¢
Not more than six sold to: matemer.
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TURNITURE
In all the latest woods and designs. Before making your
selection, don’t fail to see the most complete and artistic
display of Furniture in Greater Norwalk.
We Specialize in remaking liomes Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Waslllllll St.
I“ 105
So. Norwallt. Conn.
THE PLACE TO BUY
Fine Furniture
IS IN THE NEW STORE A'l‘ WALL AND HIGH STS.
PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
ANDNEIGHBORING T OWNS.
Raymond F8. Son
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A POLICY IN
A
RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Think It Over and Give Us Your
Order.
.I. M. layton & (20.,inc.
AGENTS
Real Estate and Insurance
3 Railroad Ave. South Nervvallt
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees have ordered that in-
terest at the rate of l per cent. per
annum \be credited to depositors in
the Savings Department for the cur-
rent six months ending Dec. 31, 1913,,
payable on or after January 10, 1916.
Deposits made on or before Janu-
ary 10th will draw interest from Jan-
uary let.
The
South Norwallt Trust Co.
Waehlnoton St. So. Not-walk
Four per cent. allowed on savings
deposits.
Skates
And
EVERYTHING
‘a Skater
.Needs" '
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UNDERWEAR
Extra size fleece-lined Underwear, unbleached. 50c quality,
25¢
A few small sizes in median- Ilig‘ltt, soc quality 25¢
A few odd sizes in Chilten'g Unbleached, Fleece-lined
Vests, formally 25c ..........-..-. ................. . 19¢
Small sizes in medium weight Union Suits, $1.00 quality
we ._ 50¢
_ J. I. MALLETTE
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Give Your Mama Cut-Out
Thisisiuetonedthem. "-Booiiecolor,
stores, for m 1”!” bent out!
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