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h’g'rd- Mrs. Rowland ranks high as an m.
I ’ Hitcher Williamson, of llassnno,
L. 77 l: . - ‘ L. ,-
T. E 3' B-A-NKS iprfiigeg‘ommunity t‘lub invited the
,,«.-’ humid underwear concern. which
w 1.1011? & Ervlnrpt Norwalk.
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“maiden” or the. Atlantic iNntlonlll
\
Emiram PILw
We“! ”UAW ‘figliitill smool’llolrs’~
Rmnlssnucn, %
immanent! Mexican Drawnl There was a teachers‘ meeting of
at. note assortment to choose the Junior and Senior High Schools
C“ it]! the assembly hall at 3:15 p. in.
3.“ 'yesterday. Superintendent Chapman
s Magnum Hotel Block. istudents of the High School to attend
South Norwalk. ;thcir lecture at the Palace theatre
7 iyesterday. and many of the students
Marie Antoinette will be given in the.
Auditorium on Fri-
the nllsp
('lt‘l‘ de i'urdre de Nichauel othtiel-
d'Academie de llllsif'lit'llon publique.a glass of real hot water with a tea-5.
STATIONERY STORE- Mme. liuerin wears five different roe}
tnmes during the lecture and gives ilu
lnslrations of the persons and scenes
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adults is titty cents. and for children.
"5 ‘ w ~ .‘ — ' . twenty-fire t‘l’lllS. Ii I5 hoped "18‘ (“Hand hot water on an empty SiOlllflCh:
“Ilsa MnryliiRider. all East al'en‘lll‘: 232039303 122100!th of. ”lefiltif'b-lis wonderfully invigorating. 'l cleans
a been \lsttlilg in .anleltce t l e \nn age 0 m‘out all the 'sour fermentations. gases.
Baum, Mass. splendid o‘lfm'lunily. Besides learn.
T. at. and Mrs. P. B. Kalzlnnugh. of in: about w history and customs ol~
: 1 Main street ,are both seriously ill
(1 confined to their beds.
* '-— . t (t ‘lllh. O‘ilricil. "'—"—
. Full assortmen l t l oPHIR CHAPTER OFFICERS. icheeks. A quarter pound of limestonej
‘ The Misses Kilboy, of Plymouth i
em? are entel'tainim; ”M" sister, Inrtallation Ceremonies Cond
. . Y . 3 - ucted by
1, Frank J. Moore. of “one“er' Mrs. Nena Rowland and Mrs. I
. I ' e .Wllllam o. olmn, pastor of the . .
R V Jenme Kuhner. ~ and you are assured that you will look .
9st Methodist ENBCODHI church. .is At a meeting of Opltir Chapter, No
‘ _ covering from an attack of the lll'ID- 52, 0. ii. 8., held on Wednesdaylevelr
. in visiting for a few days with stalled by 312's. Nena Rowland. Mrs.
iatlvea in Franklin street. Smm' Jrnnic Kultner acting its marshal.
stalling officer and the work was
h? beautifully done. .
mi Canada, in visiting his nlot
aw Worthy Mntronr Mrs. Fannie Snill'..'
‘, Mrs. lda F. Williamson, of South '
“it street. “ 0"“! l’tltmn»~t‘ornolius \‘an
r ‘ ' . _ t‘oeverine.
.30: ~ . l - ain. _-
hflOOI‘o filledwllh biz mil: '4 “Roma“. Mllil'oll-A-Misyt "Men St
Secretary —-.\irn. Ida Shel-er.
Mr. omit-Mrs. Charles M. ltaltwas- ?.'w::ul.r.r.v.Ml:' ‘(Turrie Rupdle'
.r, who have been visiting Mr. and Azgoctlijlt: ”663332":"fei\:l’0v:[ l
_‘ _ . . i . ssr- . ‘s. u-
.{glzgai‘ghI'gtfnfi' m“) rlturnld to duh Lindstrom.
i ‘ Adah-45“ ‘ M ' '
' Clinton tommanderr. No 3. KNEW illitllulllig: HtfiltflINF‘Ill‘laCXllf".
implant, willdlleet this evening. 3‘ lvlsiill‘l"~ Minn Morton Jarvis.
. ”hick tlme ”‘9 order of the temple Martha—lilies Lois Marsh.
it“; be contained. ritt‘u.t*'.l...~. Juslillt' lll'liillil.
V \‘alng ten acres. situated oil the Organist—Mrs. lsabel Williams.
"“ 'iéh :‘t‘oad. Greenwich, to a New Warner—Mrs. Annu Brown.
lot-k party. Sentinel~Alidrcw .i. Croasnlon.
. , .‘ .1 . .. 3 , The retiring Worthy Matron. Mrs
“bombed“ UIlI'I‘V-‘h Tm)“ ‘mmmpd Marie Pitzcr, wan presented by that
”3.7“” 01;?“ MG“: did! “(Info to 32:: chapter with it handsome pas} inn-
- :fiétlzg; ‘3‘ I“: firm: upuf-Ilicfs of tron's jewel. Refreshments were acr-
. . ' vcd at the close of h . '
fingusl§_ Tribe. t 9 meeting.
Iiilfllaa E’ lnl'l, Sniffen. of lilutlilton KELSEY CLU
venue, i' spending a few days in 3 TO HOLD SMOKER.
._ tits, Neil Yttrk, at the plant of the
t
A regular llleeL‘ng of the . Kelsey
Club wan held lallt evening. in thci
:‘ilib rooms on Wnll street. and var»!
‘3 . . . olls matters of interest were takent
.Tponblbfi. O'Brien 5~ up. ll was voted to hold a smoker
r The'raiplng'up of chiefs otJ‘ocluL sometime ill the near future for tho
"ob“Tribé. improved Order 01 lied club members only. The exnct date
“I, whléh was postDOHEd recently. for the smoker was left to the enter-
,m .1333; pl‘nce tonight. Deputy __ '
“mt Sachem Whitehead of Stamford, ‘ l . ,,
md-ataffz-wlll be present. DRUGGISI‘S KEN Busy
movérnor Phineas C. Lounsbnry.
denidgoflold, has retired front the-
, 'u recentlyitaken over by Hender-
~ of New Yonk, and becomes the People Everywhere Are Enthusiastic
”Amati-man of lita bo‘ttrd of directors. Over-“Neutron Prelcription 99...
6:17;“ president is Herman D“ Hundreds of bottles of “Neutrone
bonny your derbie‘s at O'Brien's. Prescription 9 are andqm and:
title meeting of the Net-walk no“ drugs stn nay this is the greatest rem-l
Jiuth‘iag'evening. it is probable that edy the have ever handled. So
hS‘f-Cfll‘d players to make up the team great a demand for a medicine has
.0 play the. lschodn Club. will be se- some good reason [back of it, and in
‘ own. The annual meeting and rice: the case ot“1\'eulrone Prescription 99"
p30! ofilcérs Wm lake place Fi‘b‘ the reason is its wonder-working cura-
“In” 11th; live. power in all forms of rheuma-
l13"!19..St'ntlh Norwalk Congregational tisnl.
will hold its New Year‘s sup-i ' ‘
tar n évenlng at 6:30 o'clock. Rev.‘ “‘“a‘mm‘mrb Muscular and Sciatic
tries it‘. Taylor of Greenwich, will! Rheumatism lire quickly subdued, the
" ' on 2*The Opportunities of This pains of Neuralgia are banished,
..m“°d-" Judge 30"“ H- Light swollen joints and painful muscles dis-
. 1’ peak on "The Reaction of me‘nppear, the. blood is purified and the
, d:£b£?r$§?¥ggje folir'mfdggm‘genernl health improved when "Neu-
’ Church in This Present Age.“ trone Prescription 99" is used.
.Emest F. Mch-egor and Rev.‘ This successful prescription is the
It G. Hartley will give greetings.:ti-ied remedy or a. famous specialist
__ i used in his practice‘for years.
-‘ ‘ ‘ i To place this "Neutrone Prescrip
FDR COUGHS’ COLDS, ETC: 'tion 99" within reach of all the price
‘79 9‘" ”“90““ "“19! “me has theen fixed at 50c ami- 31.00 the
”“1 T”! 25" bottle. ‘ thottie. A shortE trial will show results
1 “so” *0“. n l’ ratio ‘convinclng tot e most skeptical. Get
8.. A ' e CO DO II In bottle today and hay "good bye
rpnmnlprlon cancels-n. iRhemmsmy
'82 Washington Street The Clifford Pharmacy. South "Nor-
: south Not-walk. Conn. walk, Conn.
3. . .' ‘ , _
.YOU~ Alta .INVlTED,
H to inspect the safe depoaitI-vaultaiof this bani: " "
_‘ - and to see the acfiomntodati/ons provided for the
patronaot this department, whether interested
E ' renting a box at the prom time or not.
" “ ' _"' r __-__... >went to hear this splendid lecture. Those of us who are wcustomed to x
We Can Now . Miss Eva Enron. one of our juniors, feel dull and heavy when we arise; i ..
has been absent for some time be- splitting headache. stuffy trout acold,; .3. '
' “use Of “11195“ ‘foui ton e, 11 st' [1 eath, ac'd t -“
Frame your plCtUl'eS A lecture and impersonation oniach lam? inc; )canf instead1 1(0):”!
' . . look and feel as fresh as a dnisy nit
. - Norwalk lerar) _
In Three Days Time At day, January litil, at 3 “flock, nnderiw‘Ws by washing the poisons and to:-
“DONNEL‘LY’S
by Madame E. (inerin, oi Paris, oiti-‘hot water each morning. i
of the period by lantern slides. She kidneys and rich yards of bowels that,
speaks in French. but a tsi‘nopsis 011 previous day’s indigestible waste, sour‘
he? “Hi 15 81"”) ”1 Lngllfih- and ‘helbile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans‘
V slides will also be explained in Eng . , . . .~
. iish This recital has already been‘mg', sueetenlngfland purlfllng Ibe‘
given in colleges and schools through-tent”e alimentnl) tract before putting
out the country. The admission fol .more I00d IMO the “01113011. 1 J
the little. they will have u splmmmisplendid‘appetite for breakfast ”and:
practice in the ltlczttnge itself. fit is said to be but a litle while until;
V'ra. Mary Thomas, of South Nor- illg, the following odicern were inushortiy.
t tantra January Clearance Sale John. . gard 10 ms plum}. He w“ unable ‘0'
'- “blah begins tomorrow.
~ Wderick H. Painter, of Norwalk, Cililpitllnr~MrR Alice littlklril nitopmnlew for their kindness at the'
‘ ~ ‘ l -, com- Mnrahal—Mr'. ' ' .. ‘ .
porthe sale of illb proper .\ h Jennie lxuhntt. time of my hunbnnd’n death.
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open oiulcu of the system each
morningjnd mil away the
poioonouo. auto-not nutter.
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Donnélly’s Cir - Sale
All. Good-s Purchased for the Holiday
Trade. Cut to One Half. Price in- order __ PRICE TO-mOIfOW
to he sure to have a’ fresh unto-date. I . _ - .
' line for the 19163holidays. . Saturday
This One-halfQPrice Sale Includes
MANY .1 HERS~
W. . . woo-Mew .7
WE ARE SIGNALING You . m'conn'ro OUR
OF ALL THE RED TAG SALES WE HAVE EVER
HAD—THIS IS THE BIGGEST AND BEST. BIGGEST AS-
SORTMENT, BIGGEST REDUCTIONS, BIGGBT BAR-
«: : ' : 3W. Meat-foo e"
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ices of lhe Hillside smootiius from the body with phosphated; n GAINS ‘ ‘
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We shoufd drink before breakfast,f '
. .. MEN S OVERCOATS MEN’S SUITS
spoonful of limestone phosphate in! .. d .
llt- to flush from the stomach, liver,- :: OVER: i \ $10.00 and $12.00 Fancy ()vcrcoats .‘. $7.85 $l2.00 Suits... ................. $8.85 -
. ' $135.0 and $l§.00 Fallcv chrcoats $9.85 -
co . - ‘ . -- l.ooSlllts ......
i 3. TS $I().50 and $18.00 l'ancy ()vcrcoats .. $12.85 $ 5 $11.85
1 )9 $20.00 Fancy Overcoats ....... ’. . . . . $14.85 $800 Suits... --- ------------ $13.85 O.
.3. m $22.50 and $25.00 Fancy Uvercoats . . $18.85 $2000 Snits........ ........ $15 85 g. \
. . $l0 and Si: Black and Oxford Ul'crconls H ' ..
Tile action of limestone phosphate 00 _ . .
$8.85 $23.00 butts... . .. . . .......... $19.85 °
.3; _ $l5 alltl$16.5o lilack and lleord ()vcrcoats $3000 Suits $23 85 3:
‘z. $12.85 coo-u-ou-uoo ...... ‘ .
waste and acidity and gives one 8‘ 3' $20 Black and Oxford ()\’€l‘(‘03i< $15.85. _ :6
3: $25 Black and Oxford ()vcrcoats $19-85 MEN’S DERBYS AND SOFT HATS 0:0
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lthe roses begin to appear in the“ g. $33 Math and (inford ()ltrtoats $26.85 $2 and $3 Hats .............. $145 :3.
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phosphate will cost very little at the: .z. . . ’ . .3.
rheumatism a real enthusiast on the: .3. BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S FUR Bargains m lens, Women’s and Boys’ 30
subject of intentnl sanitation. Try it . 0:0 . .. 3.
" AND FUR LINED COATS WW8 8
better and feel better in every way; .g. / .8.
t .. * B0 ’5 Overcoats n ' s it FURNI '3’
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tttinmenl committee, gillchdwlll hold .8: 6 to 17 Years. Age 6 to 13 Yea-3 .g.
a meeting shortly, an deci e on the ats ........... 23 "Of. 500 Negli ee Shirts ......
“a“ S“ “0“ ”mm“ ““"" “m“. 0:. $360 and $5 Overco : as $3.50 Suits ..... . ......... . ........ $2.45 “in M ornmm 31.00 Col. 39° .3.
l o 1 h I l t ‘ V i M, 3 $5.00 and $6 Overcoats ............. 3. 5 . n
’o o t e cut an 9 runs. . - .. $5.00 Suits ......................... $3.85 0'“ "Collect.- Shim .......... 79
Johnson. the leader of the library con-i 3 $10 and $12 Overcoats ...... . . . . . . $6.85 56 S . i "a Mutton Negligee Sh' t c 9
test M'hlch is being run in Nomalk.. o SIAN AND BALMACAAN .00 tilts ........................ $4.85 Ira $1.15
RUS Boo-tin Fl l
was to have been present. and ad] 3. OVERCOATS $8.50 Stilts ........................ “-35 “of. “‘9” ""P‘ Working Sh'n'39c :.
dress the members of tile club, in rel 0‘. Ages 1 2 to to Year: 5,090 Suits ..................... 37.85. m Outing Flannel Pa. 79 :3.
2 _ . ........................ c
x ' ‘ it Racy Fountha a T‘ v”. 6
1‘3??? 5'35.”lif:'§£”t§l“‘.§£”o§ $3213. °§° $3 Coats .. ---------------- . ------- 33-25 MEN'S RAINCOATS Ian'- mo ewe-ten"...'.°.5.... "so .3.
. ; ' ie in which hl’outllned; .0 ‘4 Coats . . . . ...................... $9.85 “'50 A" Wool Sweater; ‘2.“ :
213333;: Rtrorr the work. Many meat-Z 3. $5 Coats ....................... $3.85 $10 Coats Reduced to .............. $6.85 “0-5.5 Pure wool Shaker sweat. - ‘3’
bers of the club were. unable to an; 3. '56 Coats ................... $4.85 ‘ a Mom ..... i ...B....' ...... $3.45 0:.
tend the meeting on account of sick. z , ;, I” “m 60:; n on Sweaty?” 00
new. 0:. > . has so: Derby Ribbed out}. 0:.
3——‘—"‘—" 3 00 w ......................... 39c 3
—CARD or THANKS. .3 - ale-‘- 50o Fleece ma now-wear 39c '{
l desire to thank neighbors and; t. ‘ ' « . "”5“ "“"r" w°°' ”New" 790 °'
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For One Week Only
CALENDARS - finsx sn'rs " j ELECTRIC LAMPS BASKET GOODS
BRASS GOODS 'SERVING TRAYS SILVEanRE ' -. IVORY SETS
‘3 LADIES' poCKETBooxs GIFT BOOKS 3 SMOKING sn'rs WRITING PAPER '
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