ital Greeting
Cards
AgWBlsll, Judge of tho Court
. Pleas. is now sitting on
for Judge. Scott, Superior
yiho lfi trying case in Dan-
5.99 sold by nur::hcr::. You
own eyes in buying our
was. Brand, So. Norwnik.
mall markets have had some
’nfio'lngs of il‘lmt’ dill'lili’. the
W or so. Wild duck, quail,
' i l are. being offered for sale
'pcradc- in New Haven this
e procession start: from
,mt quarters at 6:30 o'clock
date ceremonial by Harugarl.
m It 8 o’clock.
orful collection of wom-
ta on special sale at the
(0033 store. You can an
_ lvolues only :by seeing the
, lves.
A" _-aoclol will be held Men
”with the Nor-walk M. n.
r -~ “Hon under the auspices of
lipworth Leeann. Mrs. Ralph
‘ t ll' chairman of tho entertain
fighmlttee‘whlch has the affair
QV
ly's Orchestra at the Nor-
My First appearance of
on 5 here. Salurdfiy evening,
. 2nd. Concert and Dance.
j‘iynn. who was arrested last
'fltb city and given thirty days
by Judge Voahurgh. took
. to of his Bridgeport board-
' yesterday morning. and up
.hanrefitained in safe but
police are on the lookout‘
:1 however, nndlexpt‘ct to
hetero many days. ‘
k Chapter. I). A. R, will
to greet their friends at a
1nd silvar tea at the Bun-
West avenue. on the. alter-
Mradey. 23rd.
:rned meeting of the Board
» oi the Norwnik comm
Bree was held last evening in
_in the Town Asncmhlv 1' ll
and-«further reports on the
membership campaign “-r m
y The work is now going
lu’good shape. and it in ex
the organization will soon
In! any previous membership
ce its establishment.
SBECIAL DINNER
priory Thursday night at the
poie’s Extract
vet Toni: and
‘79c per Bottle
'Fowe‘l-Corno at’on
.' tin-Prion onuoots-rc.
Wuhlnotod Street
innit Nat-walk. CL
on thofoture they
..._. with the elfor‘s
.News l
THE CHILDREN“ * :
[The South ,lfomlk Swings Bank believes thoroughly
Meow-aging the saving habit among the children be-
in doing so it reunites the wholesome eficft it
it] «lounging thou-nor only’to open savior;
but to hove mmfic‘phnc {ordain-cultivation.
Saleoi Coats
$7.95, $8.95. $9.95
to $55
SOCIETY
AND PERSONAL
Richardson-Mechan
The marriage of Miss Laura Mechan
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ellie-i
hat). to John (1. llichnrdson ol‘ ilidxe'
field, took place at the home of the
iit‘V, and Mrs. i). '1‘. Van Ilorrn, East
tn’cnuc, Norwnik, on Sunday attfirn
noon, in a simple but charidng set !
ting. Tho hritic i: a graduate of the!
Stntc Normal school of liunhllry.
Thankfisgiving Spec
class of 19l‘3, tmd has been a teacher
in the Norwaik public schools since-
that time. Both 'hrlde and .bride.’
groom have many friends in this vi-
cinity. Mr. Richardson is employed
at Watcrviiie, N. Y,, where they will
rosii'“ in illH future. Among the
guest; attending the ceromnnv mm:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Mrn.l
Samuel V. Bailey, Mrs. Webster BM
in and Mrs. (‘haries W. Beniamin ol'
Ridgefield; Mrs. George Meehnn, Wea-
lI‘y Mechan and Mr. and Mrs. Emmi;
Funcher of Norwalk: Miss Bertha
Meehan of Dnnhnry; Mr. and Mrs.:
Robert Richardson 0! Springfield, and|
Miss Mlma Richardson of this city. |
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Congressman James 1’. Glynn. ofJ
Wiusted. will be the guest 0' J"dg‘l
John H. Light during his stay in town.
in attendance at the testimonial din-
ner to Congressman E. J. Hill, tomér-
row evening.
Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb rd
J. Henry Rorabsck. chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee.
will he entertaincd at the hcnte oi
Mr. Hill dun-inn their stay in town to-
morrow evening. .
Lieutat‘ommander mifair M. Mi"
ton and Dr. James A. Mecit. of S‘nth
Norwulk, attended the dinner o.’ tit:
Society of Ctionlai Wars. at Del-
utnnlco‘s, New York. last evening.
trunnion "*‘l
« Bill '3
l‘Neutrone
They Are Recommending
Prescriptioh 99"
They have used “Neutrone Prescrio
lion 99" and their tired. aching.
mm", ,qwnllm‘t iotnts and muscles
have. disappeared, what a relief after
those long weeks of suffering and mis.
ery.
“\‘ettirnue PMScriutinn 99" causes
all rheumatic poisons to disannear by
purifying the blood. making it as na-
ture. intended it'abou d Ibo.
Go to your druggist and got ’11 50c
M "t M heir)!» nnd incur-e your share
of life’s comfort and happinesn. Mull
owing-a tilled on 81.00 uizon Jliflord
Phwncy and leading druggists ev‘.
erywhere. ‘ '
,quvm’zvd Ware
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;- Ash Cans. Garbage \Cans, Ro-
tary Ash Sifters, Coal Hods. Fur-l
nace Shovels, Foot Tubs, Wash
Tubs, Oil Cans. Pails. Etc:
Albert F. Gehehe.
“have. "‘593
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m facing. Parents are urged
of this bank in behalf of the
' VERCOATS
$18-00 $20.00
6322-00 and $2590
$15.00
{toruluo
ON carpi;
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Men’s
$15-00 to $25.00
Twin fitting—belted efl'ects—patch pockets—novel-
ty effects—Joint anything the man or young man
wants in an up—to-dat: Suit
fabrics.
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the qualities men want in on Overcoat, and those
are the features combined in our Overcoat; this
season. They are snappy mOdelc too—just the
kind you want, you will find here.
Boys’ Suits
$4 50 to 37.50.
The turkey will t1stebcttcr to the youngster it he
has a new Suit on—You'il notice his "table manners"
improved. Ever try it? Fit him out—Bring him in.
’COATS
$10.00 to $35.09
All the new materials, including Silk Flushes, Silk Ve-
lours, Wool Velours, Zibelines, Wool Flushes, Corduroy;
etc. Styles are positively the newest and most desired.
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, DRESSES
$7.50 to $15.00
Wormth, Service. fittncfivmeov-mou are
Suits
carried here in variety of
IN LADmS’ AND MISSES’
Coats, Suits ‘and Dresses
It's the merchandise back of the prices that make Gatelyn! Brennan values stand out prominently Add.“ l- td; a
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‘CREDIT SERVICE and you have a twofold reason for visiting our store tomorrow and making your Itktfi-L
CREDIT MEANS SERVICE.
For Men and
Young Men
iaJJ'
S U I T S
$13.50 to $25.00
Hundreds of the finest Suits in all the wanted its :1
iii/Ti including Broadcloth. Gabardine. Pupil? SJ:
ipcords, etc. Tailored alon severe lines. like: .
and For Trimmed Models. g yd?“
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DEATHS AND. FUNERALS.
Stephen sch» -
Stephen Sober. the 17 you oideon
.0! fir. and Mrs. John Seller of 90 Bon-
ton street. died ot his widow-
int. Funeral services will ho held to-
. mot-row alter-noon It 8 o'clock pthhl
into home and my. Ir. Dolo- will
oiloiato. Interment will Win-film
Ildo cemetery. . 1 ~
land was born in Norwnlk. He was.
the son of Mr, and Mn. William Hy“
land. of _5: Plattcvillo avenue.
tars. Mary cod Ellenjmdlin}. and
two brothers, Charles and Gusto! Rod-
ling also mourn his loss. Fulton!
service: wil' luke'plcce from his: into
home ct 3:30 tomorrow anemone: end
Boy. Merlot A. Colonel! will oil-
clotc. lnt’cxmont will b. in Riverside
comet”. ' L .
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Funcrai 0! Mn. Bodcil.
Thofltoncnl unice- ol the into
In. such Elisabeth Baden were held
yesterday otter-noon. ct 2:80 o'clock
non the lcto board the demoed.
New Wmterwats for Women
and Misses
Qua-extensive Variety of ctykc bouillon—inc ill '*
occasions. fashioned o! ‘ap'roved mom ddIsso'd
cooked at attractively lowpicec. lucid-d -, $118
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mummaumm. tic—ill!“
thathwtwucnidwbutwm hub.“ h:
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