Ham visited (nouns in the unnum'
Holidays
5.1mm. Pruner, 1:11am: Tab:
was, Citron, and all kind: of
Ho and Vegetables in Season.
Tel. 1522 Your Order.
A. HASSAN
fVan Zant St. East Norwalk
"PAYS”
East Norwaik Market
A Phone 956
HEW YORK STATE TUR-
KEYS, Flesh Killed , 42¢ ii).
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HOME DRESSED CHICK-
INS, 5 to 6 lb. average,
23¢ 11).
”SM-0L
...-....m Aeterley cof
can is having his house reshingled.
Miss Stella Giinuin entertained
guano from New York over the week-
end.
mill Harlan Jervis at Highland
avenue spent the week end the guest
of iriends in New Keven.
ills! May Savage ”Laminated,
friends i‘iom Norwalk Sunday at herl
home on West Side avenue
Mr. and Its Robert Bureley. of
Manon. have been violin" at the
Scott residence in Hayfield, Weston.
Ike E. E. mnory hue returned
home after a, week spent in the Gate
kill mountains the guest of friends.
Miss Mabel Jarvis has resumed her
duties as teacher in the Dazlen Cen
too school after u actions stuck or
quincy pore-throat.
Mrs. Charles Ii. Petty we: admit
ted willie hoopla! last
week and operated on for appendicitis.
Ilor many friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Samuel Device who 1!le been reaidv
ing with P. )1. Needle (or several
1110111113 bu accepted a position a!
bookkeeper for the Weinstein Lithog
bookkeeper for the Weiutein LithoA
graph Co., of Brooklyn.
Stephen Prince has resigned hie po
eition as baggage-master at the depot
and has accepted a position with the
Road Conslruotion Co. Georgi-A Min—
or has‘ succeeded him. .
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2411 lb
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Normal
" Wtendont Ralph C. lacy in
in flow York‘clty- iodny on luminous.
The East Nomnlh Yacht will hold
, I 30111th meobng 1011114111. (egumr
m Will be impacted,
Thor‘smun Chmp Fin (iii-in will
now It the home of Mine Muriel
Inn, of Cove avenue, this evening. 1
- M L'H‘ommedieu. Who is at pres.
.1 ‘ at 611nm in constructive surrey-i
fix a: Roberto, New York, spent the
mi 11111!, with his pu1ente on Haw-1
”mud.
w Hendricks is melting repaiirs
‘ “in his dry dock and enlarging it so
til it an accommodate more bout-.-
[din Erickson'n launch was hauledI
out on it 31“.,“ loin, 9 acres, ndioining the iormer John
The Third District Commissionerh
*' um the electric 113111 plant on Bay-IR
. in mono. Routine and other mat-
:- wlil come up before the meet
Richard Hendricks of Cove avenue.
.‘ Melvin Downoslof, Connecticut
A- “no. Journeyed forth Satu day in
It. Hendrick’s “Hazel H. ” and dug a
.333 number of goalln clams. The
fit large "do of the season was out
“In!” afternoon.
one was fishing yesterday. The
who unit was blowibg kept
W fishermen in the house bud
u by bile ii e. The only not: that
fit ting now are bi‘aolldsh and
Ml. Profit fish have commenced
hm 11.111 vim not 1:111} until next ‘
‘ 7 W line been driven out
‘W mm by the cold -
Midi P. make. em or the
MN Ohm. mount
mold-vice lit- the crib-
W new m1 Wm alter.
mm. number of the (Honda .
w M no 11mm on
e i
YAA‘
will hold a regular meeting this even- '793‘0‘3" 3- Collins, James
week in New York,
friends
line. C. A. Heywood and daughteri
"1l1‘s. F. C Raymond on Railroad ave
one.
The Misses Millan and Mr.
of Norwallt were guests of Mrs Ed
ward J. Kelley of Harrison genuo
\K ednesdny.
Some? 111 New Canaan's fair sex are!
going to give a leap year dance in the'
Town Hall on the evening or Decem-
ber 29. ‘ l
William B. Simon was operated
upon at his home on South Main street,
Wednesday, for appendicitis The.
operation wits performed by Dre.
While and Schovoir.
Mrs. Edwnrd Ruiledgo narroxily cs
coped serious injury, Tuesday oven
“guanine tell headlong down the
“@111“ 1111?, considerably
11W” .mfi
Betty, the little daughter of Mr ind
Mrs. C. E. 'l‘. Fairty of Stamford ave-
nue, is feeling much better utter her
illness. Some of her little friend:
gave our e heir ribbon shower. on
Tuesdey afternoon
Lockwood. underwent an operation
for uppmdldtis in tho Norwalk lion
pitul, last Saturday. She is rccove
z'ng nicely and is expected to be out
zin iwo ween.
Ex- Senior H S. Weed returned on
Wednesday from a hunting expedition,
oi several days in the vicinity of Ban-
tam hire. Mr. Wood was accompan-
ied by Judge. Henry W. Gregor).
George Bette and Samuel lreland oi
Nomlk. They enjoyed fairly good
luck in bugging a low birds.
There was a large attendance at
the eucbre and entertainment. given at
the Town Hall Wednesday evening
Iunder the auspices of the Holy Name
moiety of St. Aloysius' church. Card
playing was enjoyed unlit after 9.
until after midnight.
'1‘th following warrunlee deeds have;
“been placed oh record at the Town
Clerk’s once: Mary E Chlcheeter, et
R. Bradley place on Ponue Ridge, to
Bates to
Roswell J. Bates nod Harry R Bates,
i.
MM’,
visiting uriil1i5'iW-“AlA T“ ‘I Y ‘1
spent the past week wilb Mr 111161
MillardImed in-5i111i1o1.s11l1-.
[during ii...- .A
and Mr. Harrison;
and Fairy
‘ ow,”
. Willmot,
'va‘mv
DARIEN
it
ipqOROTON
Bliss Merion lll'idgeuoori, ni‘ Noruion
.ilolghta is spending a lew days u‘lih
relatives in West Haven.
The Methodist Brotherhood Will
have a turkey supper this evening
(ladle-15’ nighll, and will afterwards
hm In addre.s~ by R111. 1. N. Phelps
of Stamford.
The (1 .l' ‘A‘lmrt of Dan-
bnry,t ca. 1 - ‘ George W.
Shorer,2\o1oto.1.i‘rid;1 mernoon was
nailed 1.111 11'11111. . I‘ _f1(i Juror Wil-
liam ll. ’1“ .. A.'s1‘1 moving-
van biocltod 1111 111.111 1.1111‘ the Chick
Inn, during 1111 111111,: 11:1 of Nov. ll,
and a whiiw 11‘1Az‘. driven by John
Hugh e (if . :11 11, A. hit-.11 was fol
lowing, craglnd‘ .1111. the Reinhait bus,
while a Pockaid iiilih‘deilli? driven by
Alexander Form or llernurduville. N
3., which wn.111ilinli11e smashed
into the Mug. 1 11Acl'..Thc ideal of
liciais 1111.- ‘ .1s the road
was slip... .. ‘ the mist on
the Warreniw, 1111.11 on was not to
blame that hi: 11. arbi: 1 A akidded across
the marl and muear‘l lhp, gmgghup.
which followed. Nubile-1‘, however, who
pleaded gum, 1.1... ...111day. to a
charge or NL‘bit’Ld 1... ;.g, was linen
85 and reels, 11 total of $22.87; and
Ferris. who plunlrd 11111 guilly, wail
convicted and fined 32.] and costt‘.
about $40 in all, from it‘nh he appeal-
ed, upon udtin- of 111.. rouusci, who
declined 1'11111 his (1511‘.
deal."
Dariuu'r 1111111. 1w
had a “raw
and a good
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Raymond were Willy UT U I‘ ‘ ”7111* “3 WGII'
in New York over the WlL‘ek-t'fld. "UNIV“ I’I' ‘ 3 »' I "-I Hall FI‘I‘IU
Miss Naomi Weed 0i Weed strceiinIEIII NF II~‘ 1" 1’ 1:. -*‘IUUW“I “I1“
visited in New York, the early 111111 of dance ohm-‘1 . .1 A“ A AMA“?- t‘onslm
131.1 week. ing of 31%“ l. ‘.i. {.111 -1 11nd Messrs
Mrs. Thomas McGralh of Forest Paul li'mf‘ul . 1'1 (imu'gp CHEW?“-
stroot has been spending the pusliTliiA hull 1A 1"‘All‘ AiA‘A‘m'flled With
.1114 111011. crepe pa
per in1111A.~..1 .1..1i .11 (hr r9111“ 11
'llllililtx‘ -.' 1 1.... ul1i111 had been re
armed l1) 11m 1 11 ho “isth to enjoy
the refreslunoni: and the enloitaln
ment at the $111111 1i1111, “en- 11le trim
110 (“.1911111 3011?
water , and 1111:1111 your? 11-1-11- on solo
' “ A‘ :.'A.1l .‘11‘A 1...; conclu-
111011 or the 1111.1 .11. . .. .. 1111» Sterling
Wellniu 01'(lll'l$il‘fl 11A 111‘. ‘i'ri‘d music to
dancing u:11il midnight Every number
on the 111-111;: 1 1.11“. A I” rendered
and greatly appiwmhd ‘by the nud’
once who i'11‘1 ~11 A 1‘ mores for on
oral of tho 11111111111” Tim violin some
who is retained
by 11111111114... M1111.A_.
by Andrew Comer?» for hi: personn'
pltAusuie, won 1' “ alloyed some
it the numbers ‘1‘]! 11 been previously
rendbred 1111111 11. '2.‘..11ing of Light
Opera“ was give 11‘ in Mon 11 low week
150.911.11.1111113‘. zcndcred
of .’ ipiporsqmiiupm
b .11- Paul ":11- ism.
all songs, “in Old Illadri‘d'm‘ .1111 "Judd“
1111." bile: micilc Cave, end "Eln-
la Lucie," Min Lola Evans: 10! Deuce
or the Gypsies, Mince Cave, and
Evans; Violin wolo. Chalmers Murray:
tableaux \‘iHllllS. l.l11'.1 Mina Muffin"
Mrs. Charles R. Petly, formerly lira. Frederick (‘11..111111111 "BoPeop
Miss Sophie lmkmd or this town. Minn Jean Wylir. ‘111111111 oi Hurt!
daughter of Mr. end 1m. Stanley “211ml ‘Kmivc of limits," llln Wylie
“Cinderella, Prince.
.“ Mics Wylie,
(i111lu1111‘21‘i‘
it Joseph‘Selleck.» Mine 11111111 Cantrell:
Creel: dance of tho 111.11,". The Rood
Neidon, Mien Wilson. A Wood Nymph
Miss Evens; violin solo, ’.1ir Murray;
song in costume S“unchinn 11nd Shad
M11111 Beatrice mown; duet
"Where Are You Going?" Mm E91111!
and Mr. Cantrell; solo "The Girl 0!
My Boyhood " Mr. Cantrell: tableaux
YMI “The Boston Ton Party,” bliss-
ee Julio Sharer. Sueic unto, Ethel
Edith Silllman, Charlotte
Lowndce, Cornelia Fitch, Maude Sin
aon,Jea11 Wylie, "Poonbontu and John
Smith" \i so Lucile Blonds and “1‘
Harrison,1iih Misses Silllman, Will
mot, Sherer and Wylie as lndians
mere being sixteen tables in open. "Council of Felice," Mrr.cunh1nan as
”ion, after which dancing continued1cm1‘li withlim Sillimnn, Slush
Willmoi, Lowndes, Sharer. Fitch,
Brando; 1.111120 and Wylie no lndln’ns
“War Dance" Mrs. Cushmnn. “Prio
cilia and John Alden," M11111 Hurrm
Evans and Mr Murray, “The Birth of
the Flag," Misses Cantrell Wylie
Cave and Willsony‘ duet. "Because
You're You,“ Miss Evans and Mr. Cun-
IWcst Nor-walk road, 2% celeb; lim-
‘riet Raymond Underbill to the New
Canaan Water 00., 8 acres near the
Lewleboro road; Cornelius G Tny‘ior
to John ll. Lupimin, two tracts
amounting to something over 47 acres, i
adjoining the New Canaan turnpike; I
Anne Harden to Theodore Roberts 20
acres. more or less, in Silveimine.
'1
v.6 DAN.
iAlSGRAAZGUr,
-. HKNfl-wRS i (c.
ATE. blouse Ago T14.
A1. H“ mm fies! Aves.
~‘1“IM‘A or 11¢ 19 5‘
A?
IN. E. Shrivcr who accompanist.
ire"; two 11111111611 of a century ago,
"The Minuet" MiamCuntreli. Mr. Cun-
troll Miss Willson and Mr. Harrison;
"A Breton Wedding Dance." Misses
liowmles. Lnnzo, Fitch, Brenda, and
Messrs. Howard Slaucnn. Harrison.
James Fitch and Edward Roe. Miss
and
contributed materially to the success
of H111 nil‘nir by lim‘ iniormli find hru"
'4‘ add the fol
CRIN .:
8ND“ . ,
mum; elem uni 3W at re
. m law! I
In. manger. ltd-eel! A. 8m a
ticket seller. and Wilbur Geller u
but other. In. 1m: more. all
In. F. V. Claire” were patronauu.
Along the marine returne lo the
turn clerk in Bunion. thie month.
Were the following: Ilia Annie
Rani! of Stamford and Herbert Howe
of ‘Burien, married camber. DC, a:
Dorien, by Rev. liumy Harmon:
bl‘iu ll. Costello oi Stamford and Ben
lei J Derincent of ileiien married I
Union, October 7. by Justice Sharer.
Stanley Brown, who is now finipiu)
ed by a ilrm of investment bankers in
the will Street section of New York,
pd who has been ranking but him
during the summer win. his parents
at the Congregational parsonage, 119:.
live during the winter at the 57th
Street Y. H. C. A. in the big ciiy, and
only. spend big weekends in Dnrlen.
A union Thanksgiving Day service
will be held next Wednesday, at 8 p
m. in the Pielhodlsi church. the Con
More (or several years, and alter
nethg in the churcbep. As the Con
minimal pastor pron-lieu when the
service is held in the 111211111111;
church, and the lattcr’s pastor when
the looltion oi the Meeting is changed
the sermon will be. preached on Wed
madly evening by Dr.llerber1 S
The Till'ey bird lam. which‘ls pow
clocking up in readinem (or the on
one! exhibit at the Madison We
Garden show. and the busy semp
which follow: in the spring, when gen-
‘tlemeu'o emtes nre equipped with the
due ornamental lead and water low!
of which this firm has the urgent stock
end does the most extensive hueineee
in the United Sluice. received a 11pr
ment of Chinese mandarins a few
days ago. The lone ostrich which to:
gnarl, a your has been visible to pace
crby us he patrolled his field next to
the railroad tracks, may have com
puny beioreJong.
' Plum which have been under way
m In. Cuban. lire. G E
1result will eclipse anything ever at
might. we... Groin-i Adolphus 11-
.1., m Camel. Ito. J. A. 1". line-
W, In Willie-J Fleming Jr.
lay C. Letter, In. John God-
trey, Ire F. Milton Smith, Ire. 'f'Mo
dore Davenport. In. I. 1.. Hum.
Mn. H. K. Boned, like Illa Bud's
um John mum-er. lire. Alval Wu
molt, Mrs. W. L wonder, Mics Mae
mnubury. Ire. Barth Burma, Ilii
Mia- ‘Knte Sealer.- he following bus!
has and professional men of the
town have given the pin their en
dorsement, and R1: hoped that the
tempted in die way of moneyruiulng
in ‘Dnrien More: Henry I. Baler,
George F. Hearse, Clarence W. Bell,
Rev. ll. 8. Brown, Pb. 13.. Henry B
Cooke-“Simon W Cooper, Chitin Bates
Dana. Edward B liindley, Pram. R
Holmes, Ail- House-1!. D. “on
Stephen R. Hoyt, Walter C. Humbert.
Rev.8e1nuel C Johnson, Roy C Lester
George H Noxon, ll. 1).. Alfred Mold 1
house, Mark w. Norman, Rev. Carlos
Martyn, 0.1)., Benjamin H. Raymond.
Edwin 1.1111011 noyie 11111111011 Smith I
D. I). 8., Rev. Hiram Van Kirk. Ph. I).
William Weed and James F Williams . ‘
Men who have always want
clothe mode murder uninvited
ho imam the advantages of»
feted here in
SUITS AND OVERCOA‘I‘S
T.
Now'GoinAg On.
Values in Suits and C0315 .
- Men, Women and Boys.
Charge Aeecuuls 0p912‘;
SALE
Wonde. ,.
$10.00, 81o.50,§15.oo, $18.00 ‘
JACOBY’
Great Thanksgiving.
Copyright Cloiliioch. " ’ ’
GilleinSt. Sol-(well:
e- M... “A. _.
for several weeks are now completed
for I united eltori throughout the town
thin week. an 11 Thanksgiving oilering
to raise funds [or the relief at the war
Men-re nbmcd. Committees rep"
sealing the various churches. in town
will make u house-iohouee canvass
wliclting funds. The total umouv
realized will be diatribuied to {our 1111.
form orgnnlmllons~30 per cent. in
the Polish Vicilme’ Relief Fund. 8"
per cent. to the American (Bo-limiter
{or Armenian end Syrian Rollo! 211
per cent tithe War Kelli-f of Clear.
lug House i {hadn‘t ind her- dilic;
(which 11 fluid in From), and
the mneinliig 20 per 011111.10 lb.
Commission for Relief in Belgium
Those who wish in make contribution:
by check may mlkd them pnynblo it
doom 1'. Bdrm troupes-r or the
Home Built grid 'i‘nm Company, who
but: agreed to act as treasurer of [hit
special hm Any who my
not he 'et outbc 111111101.
«11.111» 1 ‘1'“.er eontrlbu
.WHY
Why permit tint decayed molar to}
cause: you agony and sleepless nigh'u.
:0 make your broeth oliensive, youri
head and eyes to echo, when roller is;
so readily newbie? I
itismybulineutorcmodyollI
111cm ilia and restore you to health
and opinion.
Come to no now.. Don‘t .delly.
Difficult cues are my epocinlty. Let's:
'qu it over. No charge for colioultnwI
lion.
Dr. J. 1111111126
lion. in the bank. The enllm town
bu been lapped into small districts
whom Crofoot. George Tyler.
Harold Winner in“ Gladys Kcem
iii Gill Willi " "
. ,_. :1.
Don't. buy, Corinth-ted, Heed-oi»,
Dillon, with Breath Bad or.
Stomach Sour
No odds how bed your liver, stom-
ach or bunch; how much your head
,how minernble and uncomlortn
ble you are from a cold, constipation
indigestion. blllousneu and sluggini: A
{bowels-vow always get relief with
L_
A W'- m Hung-xiii);
1 .‘ I
no “or Kirk. l'h. D.. James-A Hm’ ‘
Mill Winifred Whitelew, Mun Hart _
MW
A
7E You Save
010.".an It; 8‘3. Ndfitnlk. em
more by eminent only.
. u
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l1
THE GREAl EST
FOOD VALUE
_ Frisbie’s Pics
The most. economic:
Good music helps to make :1 happy i101“. A:
and the Victroln provides just the kind v.1.
music that is wanted 111 every home. ’ '
c are Victrohs 111A variety enough:
soil: every taste, and if you’ll stop 1'11 1ch I‘
be glad to play your favorite 11111511? for 5'91;
WM: $15 to $100. Vitton $10 to $1“). Easy term; 1')
{.‘r
suit your convem'ence if desired.
.A J. Collins Co.
:i‘
.E
All
Tim lube ' ..
“CIIMI Xi V ‘ 9‘1! “i
A Victroia for every how "L
1.
{.3 5
m, r
A a
- -mfi w, a.
:11!
. 1!;
nn-n 2 s..- .,. ;
er. urAz-fu.
ileum. Sold‘a‘l all ‘
aiormfi’fy‘ them
5’
We.
Don't let your stomach. liver on:
bowele make you mieenble. Mr
Cancels tonight; put an end to tilt
aheadoche, biliousness, dullness, ncr
vousneus, nick, sour, gnuy stomach.
Any Junk "2“
:1}: S. 1356i»
successor to kaifron.
17 Foflsvm‘gnNMTL
11111 cold, 011mm breath ”11.1.11 our:
er distress; cleanse your iueide orJ
guns of all tho bile, genes and muslin
pitted matter which in producing the .,
misery.
A ill-cent box moans health. hill!”
nose and a clear head for months All
drugglste sell Cucercts. Don't forget
thEchildrcn—tbeir lime insides need‘
a gentle cleanaing too. ‘
_
WW. coma. Jr.
UNDERTA'K'ER’
Office god Residence
4 Beldbn Place, Norwnlk
Phone 11m
. Lady Attendant.
' ii"
Bath [lobes and
1111111 Robes
“I'M“ menisci these cozy “clays welcome“
More now ready. Come early and choose your
FEM
full melts.
i. excellently main.
Prices
...................
rices rangehod1...............
ROSES ~Exceptionally good quality 9?;
3W Bobbi: and remand. Attractive winnings su - ,
blue; rose, pink, etc., in a image variety oi
fancy and bu patterns. They are well proportioned and
$3 98 and $5. 00"
CORDUROY ROSES—The last word in boudoir lux-
’ any and comfort. Varioue styles in handsome eludes "of
111,11 coral, Copenhagen blue and turquoise.98
98th $1003
K the Aur‘fimcu 9!
Rev! v‘piou‘r clvs‘
11561.1 I'M. «me you A
ONE Wendie-o ll‘ ,
1“. . 11" “em h: mam-1 W‘u". J.)
Norwalk Chronicler