nut-ins. Citron. and .11 kinds of
Elaine and um in Seneca.
“Cauliflower. Tomatoes. Cucum-
bers, Squdt.
Tel. r5: Your Order.
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The work on the cellar of the pro-
‘ roped Community Hall is coating
' .along rapidly. it will be completed
. .III a short time and work on the
. flinldlnx will be started.
rag-—
Knee largest number of smelt caught
It one time was put on exhibition in
. WV! Cigar store this morning.
"“"l‘h smelt numbered 817 and they
in! filled a bushel basket. They
med 1! 1- i pounds. 'l‘hey ware
nought yeatanday afternoon by Arthur
,, alone. oi! Second street.
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loll L'Homanedieu. of Hawkins aVe-
one. sallhd today on the ”Rochom-
_ pooh” for France. Mr. L'Hommedieu
‘ recently Joined the Rod.Cross V o-lun
her Mom Ambulance Company and
was immediately; ordered to Europe,
m howill be sent to the front. He
II a civil engineerby profession and
m workni for the past year at this
“union in Ravine. N. Y. His many
“Honda in this city wish him success
with adopted career.
‘l‘he containment“ will hold a. reel:
lII‘ needle: loudly evening in the
w
“an. Draw of‘Croelrett
nniafl-Henryore-vialtingrelm
-W William F
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with Ira. L s Barclay Tao-day attor-
noon at 2: 80 o'clock. Light retreat:
menu will he served.
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The Drum Corp will hold heir rcg»_
uhr manthly rooting lanky night,
when an invitation from Bridoeport
willbe resdandaalcnwtllbotaken
on the some.
Mr. and Ira. Charles Clark who
were recently married in "New York
city, have returned from their honey-
moon homey, and Thursday nikht
held a recenion at the homo ot the
brldt’s parents.
Harold C. Cuthill will resume his
studies in the sophomore duo at Woo
leyan university. Middleton, Conn,
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“inborn-o“
“now-t Menuhin.
“but!“ In Wont“ “fl
and-*- t- then or!“
Maryann-annular“.-
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on Monday, alter spending the holi- '
fznofnoobyovcninnthonottl'h-
‘mcm'ui-oet lithe ho-oof
1Ira. all ivory.
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C. J. Ogden. o! N. Y. spent Thanks-
giving day in town.
The Rev. Charles M. Bellies hos re-
turned to Geneva, Switzerland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson of
N. Y., spent Thanksgiving with )dr.
and Inn H. 0. Thomson.
gin rwood (‘hichcster of N. Y. spent
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““3“ mountains-our
homeboy—imi-
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howl... oretorofieoihoorchbdlouot
D. L. Elihu and family. of Ian;
Neck Point. halo returned to their.
*elty hole tor the winter.
(er-uni for Jones A Hm 0'
lilac Laura Moore. of atrial is...” 3m. wno M by Civil
avenue, is spending the finale-41mm "are“ A, puma or Ban-n-
in New York city.
i
A Sunday school (loan a1. Noroton up. cm into 31ch motor
Heights. whose tcatherlolrn. Ilwl. CYCIE. My injuring hlln. abou
«contributed 32.30 to the Moon fund mid-fight of July _3 1915.
recently.
Reports drifting down from 'mrel
Harris R. Chllds and family, oi!
New York. about a few do)! at ‘hdrierlek Mulvlncio. on employee of E
“"1” '“ 3mg“ ‘4‘" WW“- ,9. Brown of Webb's mu. enmuntcr
with her sister. ills: lattice loan. ’10“ on TMY. to he used in lo ‘
Farlond‘a suit for W anolnu‘
{m Shanon Pane. whooo autouo‘
Stamford are to the ell-ct that Fred-1
$10
evening
llllntzs
fiSale ofCoats"
One hundred coats to go on
sale this evening at l-3_off
the regular price
Costs
25 Smart Looking Coats regu-
lar Price $10, on sale this
$5.95
$5.95
days with his parents, at his home in‘ ThankSgiving at the home of bin mo.
‘ ton arenas in the near future. The
. and many others will be present and
volcanic cubism «Nunavut
' be Whammy-"m our
WWI—note Manchu-i All:
arias-1mm“ about;
Rovvayton avenue.
James Baker. the crock rifle shot of
West Slate avenue, recently purchased
a new rifle with special slate. and
spent My at the ran, at the
Nomllt Rifle clog. ol wfloh ho is a
another. giving the new no a try
out.
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Announcements will be Mly
mode of tho Iver England supper,
which the Rowoytoo lime company
will hold‘ia their quarters in Rewor-
flrelsddleoaidedtonoslightdogrno
by tho ladies. have always put out an
excellent supper on post occasions.
and there is every indication that the
next one will come up to the mark.
lOWAYTON METHODOST EPISOD-
PAL CHUNH.
Morning worship at 10:30 a. in.
Short semen by the pouer follows!
by Communion. This being the last
communion service 0! the your it is
hoped that all members of the Church
”keep trynt with the Lord.
Sunday School at 11:50 a. in. TheI
lesson subject is: “Jesus Christ the
First and. the Last.’ Classes for all
ages and all are welcome.
vaworthLeogne at 6:46 p. to. This
s a union service with the Christian
Endeavor hi the Baptist Church. Tho
meeting is in the Methodist Church'
and the leader is Mr. Barry Bryan.
l‘he topic is: “What Missions do to:-
Childhood.” |
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. The
umtor'a sermon subject is: “Remem-
ber the Sabbetli Day to Keep it Holy.”
this being an evening service and tho
lshing not very good and automobil-
'l,L 11nd other sports a little out o!
wason. the hope- is indulged that
Julie a. few will brave the'hartishlpa
1i church attendance and be present
1t this service.
Monday at 7:45 p. 111. Meeting of
‘he omcisi Board at the parsonage.
Tuesday at 8 p. in. Meeting of tho
Woman’s Bible class at the home of
Miss Ruth Thames.
Friday at 3 p. in. Primary section
it the Junior League. Intermediate
'cction at 3:50 p. m. All‘ehildren of
he church under 16 years of age In-
'iied to join the league.
nowavron Earner CHURCH
10:30 a. 1n. morning service with
sermon by the pastor. the subject of
which will be “Anchors.” There. will
also be‘ special music by the choir. At
close of the morning service commun~
ion will be observed
11:50 Sunday school, at which the
"topic of the lesson to be studied will
be "Jesus Christ The First and the
Inst." There are excellent classes
for all ages at any of which everyone
is welcome. ‘
3:30 Junior Christian Endeavor So-
ciety. The topic in: ”Some Favorite-
Psahnn" and the ladder is Elmer An
um Em member is requested
to look up his favorite Psalm.
6: ii union service at the Epworth
League and Chriltlnn Endeavor at
the-Wt Church. mitomc is
a very interesting topic. “What not
aloha DoFor’Chiklioed.” and'the
leader,htr.llarry‘m1u. Every mem-
ber oi the Christian. Endeowor m
be present and not anion this help!!!
meeting.
7: :0 evening" mum at
.wlshttohnow'thndntlrontm
. " «commune»
“imam-wanna".
firm cabana-gt.
i‘ht‘l', Mrs. H, E. (fhlehigater.
Services ‘were held in St. Matthew‘s
‘hurch on Thunksulving morning at
10:30 a. 111., with a sermon by tho
rector, Rev. Charles A. Marks.
The Whisi Club will meet Tuesday,
December 5, with Mrs. it, ll. Pitch.
it is reported that important rlol
estate deals have been cousutnated.
Frederick Cook is engaged in 1111
proving Mrs. Richardson's place in
itannondale in addition to a new tense
and well housi- her rt‘nldt‘nci- will up
Jena; extensive alterations.
While Ji‘t‘l'cll Bennett oi llurlbett
street was in Norwaik. Friday even-
ing he lost a pair of fine horses. The
thin! has not yet been discovuted.
nor the tram recovered.
On Friday evening, November 17. a
special meeting was, held at the Lib-
'lury and it was voted to accept Prod
cric J. md'llebrook‘ s offer 0! a build-
ina site go land direct north 0! Mrs
Deborah Gorh‘am. Ova- 83. 000 has
lug fund.
The scholars who were perfect in
attendance at lliddlebrook school dur-
ingptbe month 0! November: Alice
Mlddlobrook " Stella Middleman}.
Stanley Scribner. Harriett Smith.
lit-loll Smith. Ralph Williams, Albert
Wold, Anna Wolff. Charles Olmsteail.
latwrcncp Olmsiend. Hubert and Sam
Smith.
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L. M. Duty, ot bong Neck,
“Slit“? 0f HES" If.
Little Liver and Bowols
Chlldm’i love this - "fruit laxative,
stomach, liver ~nnd bowels soniccly.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt and
family, of Main street. spent Thosksfi
led a bear in the woods there rocen‘
ly. about dusk. Other people report
already becn subscribed to the build~
has
closed his place and returned to the
MOTHER! 6M Chili
lflllilillf l8 BONED
if Crooo, Feverlsh, Sick, Biliouo, Clean
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hand nothing else cleanses the tender”?
A~chlld simply will not stopvploylnp
string Day with relatives in Mount having seen the bear. it is supposed
Vernon. [that it was the bear that escaped
:from the Crimmins plate at Noo-
n d was sub“ uently in Green-
Dovld Joab. clerk at the Stevvort‘w.n an 4‘
wich. Mr. Brown lost a sheep. int
he Hills that the sheep captured was
(killed by dogs.
grocery, who was badly scolded on
Sunday morning. is now recovering
from the burns.
'i‘ho lAdlca' Auxiliary, of the Nero!
ton lieighta Fire Company, is giving]
a dance Wednesday evening. in the
tire c-nznpan) house.
Although the School lloard inter-
view-d or torrespondcd with sub-
stautiallv all propertyoanera who had
.suitahle sites available for the pro
:poaed school at Newton Heights.
Rex. and Mrs. .‘iluriay ilomiltonlcit months ago. ”'9’ have m" “Wm
the ”“th lust week for we", m public notite that they will receive
homo at Bridgeport. N. J” which Mrs . written proposals from any proper»
llulilton recently purchased. tvoaner who ulli submit he! no Der.
‘ , ,2. a site cmnprixing‘ not less than
the acres of land with at least 300
feet frontage on a street ulth rights
for way to a public highway, hosted
Inorth of the railroad track. Secre-
itary Pl. ll. llindley will receive o‘l such
__ _______ prormals, with maps or nketr hes, full
committees m "(men ..who description oi the property oflercd.
until lonitht m R
Jim!" Pt‘ck and family. formerly of:
Nurotun Heights have moved into the
Econ ilartwright place on Long
Neck Point road which use recently:
vacated by the Rose .(lllllly.
Thl'
were appointed to canvass the homes W "I! Price.
of Dorian for contributions for the O't‘lOL‘k-
l
European War sufferers are meeting.
with gratifying sitcom, . 5 Christmas salon will he in order
'ine'xt week. for both the Methodist and
Robert Hunter. oi this town. who;tho Congregational women have plan-
apendo most of his winter in Northljned such efforts. The Methodist lia-
Carolina. soiling. has been busy dun-idiot Aid Society will start first.
leg the pool, week moshing records holding their annual fair on Tuesday
and winning championships. and Wodnenlnp. Dad. land 6. in the
‘ ~«———'—--- * '- gthndoy school room. There will he
George Dugdnle. .Ir.. who has bceuithe usual array of articles suitable
laid up at his home at the llciahts.ior holiday gltta on sale, atternoon
for some time with a serious cut on null evening. Asuppcr will be serr-
oue of his fingers, is back at his (‘tl tor' .15 counts on Tuesday evenlnz.
uork in the Yale 4i Tcwne Manuioc- and an entertainment Riven on Wed
luring Company a factory. ncsdoy evening. Music will be ten
idered each night. The Aid Society
Bert Sta". son of Mr. and .\ir:..1,or the Count-notional Church will
Thomas Slug. of Newton Heights, hold its nnmtol Christmas sole and
Irrhed Tuesday from Boston. on sites at the Town llaii beginning at El
visit until next Monday. His brother p. ill. on Thursday. Dec 7. Then
”90"“. is now on his any to thelwcmen. too. have been busy for a
waitng you here.
Gifts of the practical sort predominate.
W” WWflWfiMM- ’
II Readmess
Or. Christmas
We are prepared for the greatest holiday business in years.
Ni stocks. trained ulcepeoplc, reimable prices. and the real Christmas spirit at"
There are but :9 shopping. days to Christmas. Start now!
Charge Accounts Opened
Silk Drctreo, Gloves. Ila-thou
H. LYNGE. Prop.
Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known on Irldooport Steam Dyeing l Cleaning Co.
and Lou Curtains Cleaned.
249"3tnt¢ Street —BR1DGEPORT—
long time, preparing those dainty :11",
nickuacks which appeal so strongly to 5 , -
the feminine heart, and which they CHRISTMAS
hope may draw the coins» from they ' REMITTANCES
masculine pockcti to the
‘ ' ‘ " " ” ; OLD'COUNTRV
humus burns; mm...
All Me floppy Over "Noutrono Pre-i
aortption 9!”
They know that ‘Xcuirone Prescrip-
tion W'does the work, turns the
trick every time. They know that
handled! at people in this country
swoon by it, stake their reputation on
it . They say it is the beat and quick-
e'u "tilt in» those poor nching throb-
bing idiots and inflamed stil' muscles
that they ever used. no wonder they
amorotci'ul. so would you be.’ 1‘th
is a”nothing: in our estimation that will
doyou lnorcgeod than “Neutronef
Prescription 99" no matter what the
age or what the cause. it will remove
tho poll take out the stiffness every
time. why antler when relief is We?
(let o bottle today and say goodbye
‘trouble 50c and Si .00 st Clifford Phar-
macy and lending druxgists ev-ery
w.herc
A ‘
HANDKERCHIEFSbHundmde of new
signs and siylcs. including many specially
boxed. tical.
VERY DAINTY LINGERIE , .
Pm, y'rinupmsife.‘ M of gor- :-
NEGLIGEES, BATH ROBES and KI-
MONOS— Medea that are pretty and prac-
’ BOUDOIR‘ CAPSe—In a fascinating assort- kl
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titer become tightly clogged with
cross 'halbsiclt. feverish. don't eat.
system run or cold. has sore throat.
atomchncho or diarrhoea. Listen;
give "a, teaséoonful at. "California.”
royally." and in a without: all“
the unheated waste. sour bile and:
unite-ted food passes out at the syn-
tmnndyou have swell, playthli
child again. ‘ '
Millions»! motile” give “Chllfirnlo
moi M'W it in my
Morn; nationwide-milk .
brute act on tho sullen. than
into-vols. ' ‘
' Kins-Ir am no a min!
on or W urn-- or lint"
vmimlwuflom
annals-nonunion. my allot ”H
luommwuwu
“MLMIntt-o‘“
”his“
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with” ”h“
"'aqf‘"m"“
to empty the bowels, and tho result. is,
waste, liver pets sluggish, utornaeh 7
hours, then your little one becomes “ ‘ '
sleeper antnatutally, math ,3. bul5
Mother! See?’ it tongue is coated; than .
mats in' crepe dc chino'and fine minsook.
'COMFY SLIPPERS"
For women and children. Want at!
pretty for Christmas giving
LEATHER NOVELTIES
iatcitseoeic;
mm MR!" MCLES
”splendid showing“ of Hand Bags. Tour-
\
Toilet mmm'rouemes oiall
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CUNABD LINE DRAFTS
1.1!. hymn teem.
Rcai' Estate and Inmate
5 Railroad Avo. So. Norwaik
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When Emma:
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' in any case there to noih’ log
that will take the place at
1 them. We can help you in H
your work or pleasure with
our “BeatrYet" will" at .
small expense. _ ’
THAMER‘
“""io How of Goodman“!
Ocullntm among Opticinnn
81 Atlantic 311., Sinmkrd, Comm
_ Open Sat. till 9 p. in. Est. 1897.
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