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NORWALK"
in 11011 was 1...... to Mr. and Mrs. Al "‘3‘
'j 31. 101111111 Rowan street, yester- to There are a good many homés in Norwalk South 9:0
.. . . 30. Norwalk and East NorWalk where a gas range is in 0:0
1.5!. . Bran is confined to his home h “ '
~ use, with erha s a wall 11 t over t 1: range. 1
m 50991.. Wlth an attack oi é _ P PI g‘h . * ‘ 0:.
'm- ’ . Instead of using oil lamps through the rest of the .. ‘f
. ’3‘ Roast. 14": “’~ schuuze- 1 house, why not take advantage of our liberal house- 00
Lost “figs “n": “’91: “5h mg“ . piping offer—have your piping extended at a very 0.. |
.5“ our pononte st . .' .. - v-l
excellent. g low cost, With liberal terms and obtain your .3.
The East Side as well mother‘eeC- ~ . ‘ ‘ -
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mum. .. ...... .... or . l-‘ust'l‘llree Mourns GasFree oi Charge ,3, 1
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Mb lShoultiers. Hr lb. Schultze. g: —--— 00 1
flexular mutteu of business were . .
. . ..y afternoon discuss“ at m, .3. PHONE N0. 1689. or write us and our Represen- u l
, meeting of the ladies' Aid " tative will call promptly. N
. ety of the East Avenue M. 1.3- % ‘ 9:0
M. 9:. 00
‘ ‘fim‘s tiring in the vicinity of the
' ll pond. East :Norwalk, are making
mtice of throwing stones on the
thud ruining an otherwise smooth
co. The oommlttet- 1: “large 01
pond will take severe measures to
re the unis“ nee stopped.
boulder Steak, 12 l-‘7 .1: lb. Sclililtue.
Entries for the i916 pinnchle tour-
mont between the single and mor-
. ed members of the Mayflower H. d:
n Company are being received in
'rge number. The r-nirles close on
auuary 10, and the tournament starts
unitary, 13111.
There will be 11 meeting. this even»
3. of the bridge (‘Onstrucllou com-
, ittee. At that. time limit arrange
outs will be completed for the filling-
of the excavations in the vicinity
the bridge switch. Other matters
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~«Stewing' Fowl. 181: lb. Schultze. :
’* Despite the dog wardens investiga-
' on. the name 01. the uomnn who tele
phoned concerning a supposed “mad
flog" to teachers of the Marlin school.
has not yet been learned The war-f
on has not been able to lorute 11 dog
onsw ering the telephoned description. .
Tentutlieanans for the year “ere
yesterday Ztternoon dlSCllSied at u
(‘lirlst ‘Epiucopal church Nothing oi
.31 definite nhtureI. honever, 3"“? deciti
.ed upon The gisflmfinn held fit me
home of 1111:.than hend11ck,"uho
." harminsly entertwnlned bore Hero
grelreelmeis and 11 ii {input "10cm
"little tone as the diiepesitin oi bus
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Mrs. Mary Thomes
Rown} ton
of
venue. who like been lll.(o11li11uos to
"inprmje.
“Pork Roast HQ 111.
Schultze.
The rezulm midweek prayer ser-
ico was held last evening in the lil.‘-
111‘. Church. The subject was Missions;
'V Tracey ‘Bell Ambler. “ho has been
(‘l fishing in 'Lee. Massachusetts. has re-
; turned to his home in Rnunyion me-
, line
-~~Fresh Shoulders tic 1b. Schultze.
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Sills Hill ilDNEYS
Take '1 Gian of Salts If our Back
Hurts or Bladder Bo terg,
Th9 American for-1n nut.
guard constantly against iiidnov trour‘
hie. because we eat_ too much and all
our food is rich. our blood is filled
with uric acid nhlch the kidneys
"strive to filter‘ont. they weaken from
overwork. become sluggish; the slim
native tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble bladder weakness and
,3 general decline in health
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your back hurts 01 the urine
‘ idolqudyntull of sediment or you are
llged to seek relief two or three
tmes during the night; if you antler
' grill: sick heuduche or dizzy. nervous
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when the weather is bar],- 891
r pharmacist about tour our
find Salts; take a tablesp'oonlul
W: of water before breakfast
fine. This famous suite is
. n the acid of grapes and 16m-
ooiiiblne‘li with lithla.‘ and
_ used lortgeuorationii to.r flush
5 7. ndlbnlomin
' Manually can lie
«Wuxé:
,,with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank-
13M“ be considered. 4"“
meeting of the \l'ournn'srmlxillaw bl’ ’
.1 New Haven.
lmeu must 1
acid' stomach. or you hire rheu « «
dais and your kidneys- will thought ltJluLdnriu thé day .thedn}
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baring The Year '~
1911? .
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' lo: or boudoir; substantial pieces for den, or
. .... . .
oiail Grades . . z
‘ . bio-matter whether yoil require ii dainty bit {or the par?
library; or
sturdy chairs and tables {or kitchen or pantry,
You Will Find Them HERE at Lowest Prices. .
Raymondfir. Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Wall and High Sts. Norwalk Ct.
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'3 '67 WALL s‘r. 'PHONE 1680. NORWALK 3:
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returned to
alter a Visit
which he later sold for oier $100, and
fifth plate Mill :1 hen
John N. Willy’s of Field Point Park,
Glieenwich. president of the Willys 01--
vrlnnd Automobile l‘olnpuul'. was one
of the (‘lllt‘l’ Hpt‘alil‘l‘fi ut the Nulionul
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
banquet given in the grand ball-room
of the Waldorf-Astoria, Tuesday.
Mrs. \l’iliiaiuIKuhn ha
Schenectady, New York,
lin L Theollfi‘ol Pennoyer street.
——8houlder Steak. 1? 1-20 lb. :Sclmltze.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held this evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley G. Wood. The topic
will be Families, Colleges, Schools
and the Young.
bnnquet lasted for threo hours, and
Furniture of
Quality
all time.
That's the sort we offer yo 11 here.
mm 11m as snow ”...-.... @-
AUTOMOBILES
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>DODGE BROS. ‘-
s. L. BENEDICT
AGT. AUTO SUPPLIES
73 N. MAIN ST. 80 NORWALK
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There were more than 850 guests. The _
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Br'ggerman Bros.
Start the New Year with a New Set at Books
We have'everything you need—Call and look our stock
over.
‘ NO. MAIN ST.
6 Corner Union
South Norwalk.
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ll. iynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (Io.
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Formerly known on Bridgeport Starr. Dyeing 0. Cleaning Ca
Silk Oren". aluminum-end Lace Curt-in- Cleaned. . ' '
Telephone 4735. H. LYNGE. Prop. 299 State 8t.. Bridget?"
—-;Stewing Fowl, 18c lb. Schullze. .rgtrw.--, .-. ~~-— 'f .
the automobile was the never~fnillng l ' .. AAAAA --- A-‘ ---.~' _ I ”3”“,
ripple of (-onveronilon and interest. 1 ‘ r ' ' . .
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' 1A rounni tt ol (ll. 1 1111 mbelaof Nor , _ .- ‘3’_r~$r ""“ ‘ ‘-
hulk has arranged to lune Louise Wll i I” WHAT you NEED — . _
'“ pend toll llt‘l story of tho lilagio 1' lie somemiere on our 31““wa ON. I’ ._
"11‘11 at at the Nolwnlk Public library 16‘ e ()VERCOATS stock at ‘ "
. 11; 1117016 auditorium. Jun. ill. 11! 3 p. 111 ‘ i
l“1"l‘l1‘1‘11 l‘Lt‘lldl is no original and unique 1 The 883‘, values if! DRUGS AND MEDIC'NES .
0R()TON ( exploitation of “w oneniul mg its ' .contuln that which is necessary 9" .
.- ‘lfimbolh‘ 11nd pattelm find I“ “1'“ the my 'cure your ills give you strength and
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a...” 4-. ”m3“ is the only American woman 1'1 "$1010 $1250 “to” your health
I I . . .. II 31 . II 1;0111-Ilu11Illy makes oriental rugs and I.senune; COJFORS , 0 Whether you prescribe to; 1000"“.
finial ‘Miilzi'ielnfl aid or Mr ‘ .
ertukeli to tooth an audience the
\\ ho llu~1
do
lining a wiltflibmj‘ with ouinsy
sore iliront l
. . T5%- Til'i’éy’lf exhibit Madison 11 reg: titling, .the_ proposition
111 to .
1311,1111“: portion 89 p1111111l.1von offing to ilioinubmitisd to n town meeting
(-tlllelliiin of ribbons ' _ 1140011 to be held. regarding school
m‘llrosh Shoillders,11cib.S'cl1ulme. “new It: had been numbed. to have *1
luv. 11 meeting to consider those and
.‘ic. ‘1an Hunter of 0x Ridge. Nor-mun
other matters. Monday, Jan. I17. but the
crack player of tho Wee llnrn (loll
Club. Its still at Pinehurst.
Misses Grace and Virginia Willinntt
'lionrd ot Finunro which must take no-
lelt town this week to spend a ten '
th l l l on it 1 lion before the Seléouuon when" tilt-1
dd” M n at v“ 11 e on. =- gtown meeting. no the date will ..prob 1
'1“ ( “3 ‘0 is participating ‘1‘“ inbly be made 30111611th later 3
“volt in a h(nonunion of the Rheum-1 Another narrow escape on the curve!
llnlldl Bible Students 'Aseoointion. (“land l1lllul. the Boston Poul road at N01
roton océnrred yesterday. at about?
Fashoulder Steak 12 1-21 lb. Schultzo “00m when a heavy touring cur beingi
Representatives of the town journey towed by another large our snwnodi
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ed to Nev.\ork,tl1is week to deliver the towing line no the two cars near-1‘
to tho Formors' Loan and Trust 0.0 ed the home of William H. Fitch pro-1
the bonds rooontly issued for road con- 111.,- up the hill and the rear car.1
strut-lion. .whlch was being pulled. commenced’
Mrs Elizabeth Finch and her com or once to run backwards down thel
panion, M. s lIiannuh Nixon. lime clos- hill The br‘lkes Seemed to be out ol'
ed the formér's home on Long Neck commission as well no the rest of lhe1
Point, and Will spend the winter at car,will1 the exception of the steel-
SIhorchaven. Nornmalk ling gear, and this fortunately enabled
C ol.1Edward . Ayros of the Soldiers’ the chauffeur to run bucknards tol
Home, v-ho has been sorely vexed ”fem The rope was patched up and;
111.101 eczema for several weeks. has ”‘8 “V0 “”3 ”009969“ 0“ their “'le
1 finally. been obliged to enter the hospl low “d“ 5&1"?de The signs ““91
till 01‘ the" Home for treatmbn‘t. 1 not yet been placed on the State posts1
1Stening Fowl, .181: Ib.Soh11ltze. lwhich we ere out along the Post RoodI
. .11.Dec 31, and much interest is ex- 3
M'“ Lapham “f "“3 town, Who 1* pressed as to whether there are to be
spending the winter at has Nobles inn any lights on them for night use.
1Los An goles, Cal. had. as her guests .- I 1
’ at phristmas. Misses Huret and Miss “I.“ I” w.“ “M
Van anren, and enjoyed the privilege:
of plucking violets on Christmas Day T 7 .
with the thermometer at 89. . EW '
CANAA‘V
1 Uruguay and i’ai‘aguay were con
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isidmcd in nmper by Mrs. R. L. Gil
lette, at the Travel Club‘s meeting, on
Monday night. '111: the home of Mrs 11.1
‘.8 Bibblns. Flinch was enJOyed later;
by the members. At the next meeting 1
Jan. 17 at Min. ”Gillettes home Mrs. ,
H. S. Brown will read.
A valuable horse, the property» ol1
John D Crimmlus of Cbneuder’n or m '
Point. was cast" in its stun faster .3...» em"? ”lined ”“3“" “mm"
day. The horse was gotten o to! £110 '
stall alive. but badly hurt , al-
-uf”“ a. “I win,
a - 3‘s..¢|t ,m1m__ 1.3;. ..:.
Stephen Dietzko who is employed in
Plaidville, has pneumonia.
has been quite ill Idnilng the past week
1dr so.
Mrs. Jane A. Boileck is attending the
Motor with her delimiter; lure; All 1B.
jury it erceived in the stall was not.
tut: cause of (loath, which has not. it.
to raid. yefiWeen determined . -
been til i in ruling rupi ‘l‘ooess. the Entertainment has 11 do 1
Wifg‘l‘m“ avenue cided edugntlb'nal value 1 . ’
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l’orkgtouéir llc lb. Schultzo "
fire has been considerable tglkIl
b0 . ..
School Committee has not yet. placed
lit-s plon in definite form before the1.
Mrs. Urban Seymour has been one
Mrs. Lharles' Kaiser of Park street
(“THE SOUL" or HAPPINESS”)
The BlueBird
IS SOMETHING NEW In DINNER WARE ..
The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul 0: Happiness”) is the design or
this Dinner Set. made by one of the foremost American potters. Tho-
hlghest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and 111
the same time the truest thing in the prevailing mode. it will prove
to be the greatest ever—e Bluebird in blue and turquoise “lib the
soft rod of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece in tin
trim] in deep blue lines and trbclng. To See it laid out complett wli .
bring an oibcinlaflou oi wonder from every woman who views it.
2
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25 WASHINGTON ‘ST. 1 . SOUTE NORWAILIK.
Qomwmnh
530mb Norwiik _.?ZI,. , i
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Physician's PIreucrlptlon i ‘11
we can till it. Our componndin. do ,
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pnrttuent is in competent” hands, 21'.“
we use the purest drugs ollnlnable , l
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Be bure Its A PIE ' H. A. Mead Mar. II
FR‘S'BIE'S 13 ”1‘ Wine: fio Nuwuk. com;
.Made. in the Cleanest Plant 1 7 ' -... ”’ ' r ‘
..obtainable. . . , .
Ask Your "Grocer “for Them.
The Norwalk' Drug (39.1
from the best fresh fruits; Gi- RMANIA [10m ‘*'
'M. FLEURY. Proprietor. -
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms- 50c day, $1.50 week and 11115
Railroad Ave. So. Nomlli
insist on them at your rcs‘I
taurants.
The Overland Model 75 $615
17 Chestnut ISL. City. .
'3: Sufism» AND gunner: -
Roadster $595 ’
Here is another Overland Model A brand new car at n braid
now price.- Something thnt is within the reach of all automobile
buyers. This is a comfortable willy car. .luily equipped oven tin
Magneto ignition Delivorles on this our willnstort the 15111 of vile
Call us for a demonstration or literature.
17.11311 1111111111113 GARAGE
- manonnnruns RoR sou
, RANGERMM to 848.116.
~ . Sell Li liting iBurnera. Set .1
our dtocli e'iore buying.
. .6:- Hot Water Heaters . . $3.139
' Eddy Refrigerators. .
R131: , .,
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