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Holidays
KI kinda of New Nuts, New
Moos. Prunes, Currants, fable
labs, Citron. and all kinds of
Turks and Vegetables in Season.
-‘ Cauliflower, .1 Tomatoes, Cucum-
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hers, Squash.
Tel. 1522 Your Order.
A. HASSAN
East Norwalk
3‘ Van Zant St.
EAST
Noawnut
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The Addie V. 2nd. toned a burgh of
«ml to Norwalk yesterday.
Hrs. Showwcll, of Strawberry Hill,
inn ”moved to 69 Spring street.
has Potty is confined to his home
all M Washington with a
m illness.
{Manned-isn't; grocery store on
but Washington street has been
hinted and made ready for the
“Christmas holidays.
A business meeting and social will
30 Ml It the home of Mrs. Omn-
wood. of Winfield street, this evening.
A lolly time is expected.
The Third District (hmmissionsrl
not last evening in the Electric
Plant on Bayview avenue and dispos-
al of routine business.
A regular monthly meeting of the
street
Est Norwallr improvement Associa-
~ tion will be held this afternoon. ‘
De-
tails about the new Community Hall
‘will be discussed.
The «Sasqun Campfire Girls met last
evening at the home of Miss lsnbslls
Buford, of Winfield street, and dis-
posed of routine business. A colla~
lion was served during the. evening
and a social hour enjoyed.
Alan Wood, of 'First street, reports
that two of his rose bushes have buds
almost ready to burst into bloom. The
June: are planted in a bed in the. yard
1nd the warm weather of the. past few
days have forced them to bloom.
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M brushes-s «Murmur-saunas- bitmlst-Llsellsadald-afiu ”an.
he..-a~mh~uuw-m was-ills. New”. Ibflhasmanmm
bun-unnu-qm-rycnwunnm. l mm, “um m‘mcmummmm.
.‘mm‘fi-“g [tuummmn’mnu Imitfimmuunmurt“? WWWUMIMIN
oar asthma-hunts»- It Fitch's Wood. Norman. ts use: can-
iw-tm ladle-nu dI-or eidorstions bythe Dnrlen eon-am
tugs, Ir. sndlummlu aproper sitefar anew school-
{in Alice Winn-is. fink In. of house.
“All It and I" m 3“: Met Secretary Bhlnehart of the
lull. If Wit“: I". “0' 5° Wee nun our Club of Noioton has
drew w. will be a Clem
nor introduction into New York so—
ciety will be the occasion for a tone.
lion at the Cnrnenie's residence, 2
East Ninety-first Street, Saw You it
is reported that Mr. and In Carnegie
tho hit-nil Poultry Association his
last week. "MI. task-r, h». of
Noroton, obtained the president's cup
for the largest number of entries. 122.
B. also won cups for displays of bind!
Whale and for White Pekin ducks.
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Specials- to;
lethal. of Witnrinrry. Gear's Bonner-
ssn. Gilead m. of flow Hav-
en. Ins In! W. of Princeta, N.
J., Mrs. M. Johnson. of Charlotte, N.
6.. Mrs. Sallie Valentine, Miss E.
Hall, Mrs. William ll. Fisher, Ills
Josie Waiters, Ellen Blount, of Larch-
rnount, N. Y., Minn Gladys Walla,
“nuns Leftwich, of N. Y.. Mr. and
Mrs. David Chance, Mrs. Maude Ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. P.
ibowell. Miss Dells Worrell, Master‘s
Gaylord Warren, Clarence and Robert
Bell. Those to come in the cranial
were. Bert Freemn. of Milford, Mrs.
James Robertson, of Pittstieid. Miss
Gusaie Price. Mr. and Mrs. Davis. of
N. Y.. John Tindall, Mrs. Frank Mid-
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Miss Marie Moore, oi Rowayton, is
fully recovered from an ilhsess which
confined her to her home for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ely and son, of
Stratiord. were. the guests of Stanley
Mills. of Highland avvnue. for never
nl days.
Mrs. Fred Mullett. of Tokeneke
road, was the recipient of many cou-
,ratulstions and gifts a few days
ago. when friends called ill remem-
brance of her birthday anniversary.
3 DARIEN
Nouol‘oy
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3 Wsm (
James Harvey of the Post road is so—
rionsly til.
i hank sonieuter spent Thanksgiving
I Day with relatives in New York.
l Mrs. B. L Sadly spent Thanksgiving
Day with her son at Mt. Vernon.
f Mrs. E. L. Croat entertained her slit-
' for, Miss Anna how of Stamford, on
Sunday.
Miss Emma H. Delafield of Bell ave-
nue. Noroton. has been on a visit to
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘runk llet‘ourcey spen:
Thanksgiving Day with relatives In
Brooklyn.
Miss Emily llall.‘tho local librarian.
[pent Thanksgiving Day with out-of-
‘ town friends.
Lawrence Stevens. of Plttsfield.
Mass. was a Thanksgiving Day gucs:
of Miss McClelland‘of the Post road.
The iadies’ Auxiliary of Norman
Heights Fire Company will give a
dleton ,Miss Lucie Middleton, Mrs.
have about decided to “m to Co‘t’l‘he entries of Keewsydin Form. In,
bum Pom Nm’ W . . its. is. Aochincloss, of Mansfield an»:
i The you“ people of S“ me.i‘lue. also did well. getting so poimi
Announcement is made that 1.. M. church. Motown, held a social antharl Kaewaydin 80' me 0in for [he be“ up.
Ilekinaon‘a chalg‘lcur, Frank Mathew in: on Friday evening. which time we baled ROCK From W. Y;
son. of Long Neck Point, took to him- about twenty-Ive oonpbs were pros Wkeflmsb’ Who“ may.“ strain
self ‘a wile from out of town. a ten ell. including slur-her of young poo
any: “‘0, 919 of W. The plum
Constable David N. iiat‘ner observed were In. VnnKirk, Mrs. invention,
Thanksgiving Day in the good old-fair III. WWI. In. 3!. John and Mn
toned way with a family mission which Bushman. Richanu's nWatrs fsr—
lnciuded Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Math- Isl-bod Ilunic for the dancing, which
er and their children. lasted until in“. The hall was put-
Florence Statioltl, daughter of Mr. lily W by [in union Wilson
and Mrs. William 8. Stafford, of Nor. Old Plul C. W.
tr. Heights, was lush-led to Chnriu Rev. 6. Bl Richter and Master Ger - ' .
Howard, Saturday, by Justice of tho old Ivan Thanksgiving Day with lm‘lhorns have. been “"de ”m tro
Pence Giblln. Iichter‘s mother. Mrs. J. Kirkwood, nt ph)’. . ..._._. i
The Boy Scouts of Noroton. who Woodhaven, L 1. Mrs. Richter will .
have not been much in evidence sinco remain with her mother, Who Was It CAMPISLLM-E'ifvczfiou Bv PLUR
losing their scoulmsster, Catch 8. Gently subiacted to a paralytic stroke,,, PHOENIX Aria. Dec. 5.'Thomsfi
Hull, a few months. “,0. will meet to- for an indefinite time. On his ntlrn.‘ Clunbbl'“ l'teplflifln. was elected,1
marrow night at the Presbyterian “I“ Richter 59“" "l afternoon among ‘m-ernor'of Arizona lit the recent My
gone with his family to New York and
will make it his home for the next
two years.
display of that breed.
of Noroton won the State Bantam cull
With a Back Bantam, and John 1).,
tontookthecnp forthe best pend.
White lgghorns, which now remains
the property of Mr. Crimnim, as this
0! Beds did so well at Madison Square}
In winter. look the cup for the bow
Ernest Macei
Criminina Glenbreekin Farm of New;
'ls the second successive year his Leg-i
Special for
$1.75 Fownes’ Gloves - $1.5o’
$1.25 Gloves
Silk Petticoats
59c Silk Hose
25c Hose
Special Comisaations
Tomorrow
- 950.
$1.95
99c ;
. Church.
‘ Julian Howe of Cohassel, Mass. and
f iinrold Lobdell of Joll‘islown, N. v.,
. students at Boston Tech. recently w
sited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Williams of Hroohside avenue.
Charles Smith, formerly of this tosm
who left a few months ago to take in
positions at the Msascchnfietu Ant
cultural (‘Oilttat‘ at Amherst, returned
lbere yesterday, alter a Thanksgiving
visit with relatives in town.
. Electrician William G. Strnngward of
Norman is refilling the Railroad ave-
nue store pro” 1st occupied by ill.
late Joseph Cloakey, and will sell elec-
trical supplies there. and maintain a
shop, after a few days.
Several artistic handmade posters
are seen in the stores about town, pre
pared by Mrs. (1. ll. .\'oxon. to adver-
list the i‘iltistnlas b‘dli' of the Congre
national lhdies' Aid Foclhy. at It»
Town Hall. Thursday alteration and
evening.
Miss Mable Allcn will furnish music
and a speaker front the Mothers' Home
Club of New ("album will deliver or.
address ill the Methodist Church his
evening, at ”10' meeting of the toes.
Mother' (‘lub recently organised. All
women, married or single, are invited
to attend. .
The recently organised Van Reasse-
liter Dooley Association of local Demo-
crats enjoyed a turkey supper at their
rooms in Center street, Wednesday
evening, forty being seated at the tab
lesJiicllard Abendroth. Joseph Amend
and V. R. Poolcy were the committee
in charge.
Warren W. Greene of the Darien Po-
lice Department has finished his du~
lies as traffic officer at Darien center
for the season. Until spring the “iron
cops" will direct the traffic on this
road. Greene attended to his duties
during the summer and fall in s first-
clnsa manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas inwrencs Elli-
mnn of Coilender's Point Norman.
spent Thanksgiving at their country
301:7? parishioners at Pater-sou, N; tion by ‘ plurality of 32 "no... overt
., s fspacial abyss-live being tM‘Gov. George P. Hunt. according to,
bolt“; 0 a couple whom he ”umbilical figures “mum today. i
:1 .. pinstor there fifteen years ago! The law providing m, may prohibl-i
oAuaptse a be: for them. . l . mm “3 “09.4.4 by a Inniority off
s soon as i use most serious y m' nearly 12.000 and “Wm punishment,
jnred moovsr ounciontly .a trial of all f 15-: i
was abolished by a miorily 0 ~-
concorned will he held in the local '
$10 Coats - - - - $5.95»
$12 Coats -
$15 Coats $1of ,1
$24 Coats- . . . - $16
All Shoes 1-3 to 1.2 on.
”W
court as it result of a collision about .
, ‘P AV NEXT MON
8 last “loom" 55“.. when Ban NEW CANAAHI L
Dondi and his son. of Stanford. driv- DAY' i
Ins I wall-a which 11 is claimed car ("1 Monday evening new
ried no linhts. was run into by thei i‘l'lhuu will open her annual baskets
lainphm company's “lowly ma. he I ill-leis with Norwnlk, in the local:
”18 occupants of which won R, E, arulc‘y In the Visitors lineup Illl'
Bracken, G. Veddor and Hugh Askinfl,: ht- Kelly, Callill. Seymour. Doyle. and
‘Pt’ilit‘k. These five turn will form.
it dangerous combination for the lo'
(ii to overcome. inasmuch as three
oi the New (‘annan players know
the armory court even better than
‘ “(has the Norwalk team itself. Nor-
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Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
3.” . glass of hot water and
phogphm prevents illness
and troops as fit.
I Charge Accounts Opened
Willi will probably have the same
“bin that took the floor against the
Lmiic rs last night.
Morse Smith of Stamford will
stunt hc seen on the floor officiating
ai- referee. George did good work
#1 last night. and not a kick was made"
1i by rilher side. The crowd however,
‘I would rather see George in a green
1““ as m When " Mm" buy“! and shite basketball suil playing for
behind n col-lain amount of inuonrbua.‘ ”"3“”! than reforming.
title ”151'“ in [u form 0‘ uh." .0:
m m "9 a“ m ‘” “1‘" PRICES FOR WEDNESDAY;
any leaves in the alimentary canal a
certain amoulvof indigestible mater-é ' AND THURSDAY
isi. which if not completely eliminat-
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ad from the system each day, becomes Home-made Sausage """" one
food for the milllons of bacteria Small Fresh Hams ......... sac! Buy Your Boy on Erector Set
which infest the bowels. From this s ‘ " , ~
m.“ of ”My” mm, mm and Fresh Shoulders ........... 18c; An educational toy that will develop inventive [bait]. q,
plantain-like poisons are formed and Small Pig Pork ............ ”cl SETS ARE OF VARIOUS SIZES. -_;
sucked into the blood. hops ............. zac‘ . ,1.-
Men and women who can't get feel- :orlt :tiurklcs 18c; We wall fihdli’ Show them. ‘
inn right must begin to take inside ‘3“ """""" l ‘ ,
baths Before eating breakfast each Dixie Bacon .............. not A. D, MORGAN so. NW3“...
morning drink a glass of real hot wa- Corned Beef fro'n 10c “pi
tor with a tennpoonful of limestone ' """ le-—;“;- rm- -.--_
Lamb Stew ............... 10C:
Leg Lamb ............... . 22c,
Native Veal from ........ 141: up
phosphate in it to ‘wm out of the
thirty feet of bowels the previous
day's accumulation of poisons and
toxins and to keep the entire alimen-
Steanl Dying 8t Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 0. Cleaning Co.
tnry canal clean more and fresh. }. Full Line in Fancy Groceriesi
home. Mr. Elllman is now driving his
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets
new winter touring car. Edward H.
Deiafield of "Sunnywiclr." on Bell ave-
dnnce in the firehouse hall. Dec. 8.
Richard C. Christopher of Montclair,
Those who are subject to sick headv
ache, colds. biliomlncss. constipation“
and Fresh Vegetables.
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n. LYN'GE, Prop. f.
and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
‘1'"! 00*“ dealers announced yas- others who wake u with bad taste . -
m that CO,“ 1,, . spent Sunday visiting triendl on the hue, Noroton, has also lately bought a p ' - . 24 State Street —BRIDGEPO —-
'1. :1: ‘9 a ton. H :18 gdgmsfolfgl: Old King's Highway at Noroton. new knockabout automobile. 22:}. ”Etchivzath: malt-smug: at“?! ChdtllOCk’S Market I 9 RT
flint there will be another drop soon. M" and M"' ,H. 3' Morehouse an. Thanksgiving my guests at the after meals are urgued fog; a ($2;- F'“ Delivory l““‘" —_ —
'i‘hs‘pubiic float at the Washington tertained M“ and Mrs. Ball of Siam home 0‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. F“ boundes er pound of limestone phosphate from 7‘" 53M 76 "0:: H. .unhusmllt" BANK OFFICIAL RECOMMENDsl ' ‘ "
shoot bride has been painted and ren- ford at Thanksgiving dinner on Thurs- included their daughter, Mrs. Chester the drug store and begin practicing __ - '_- _ ! THEM ! '
routed and it now is in first-class d3" Wood 0’ New Canaan. “‘"h “or bu? internal sanitation This will cost1 - i A i ‘ .
I'll!!! for the winter. 7 Edward Hindley of Yale spent band. Miss Irene Lockwod of coorge'very little but is 'sufilcient to make CHRISTMAS T. J. Norreil. V. P. Bank of Cotton-
. lat night was a “mecca" for fish- Thanksgiving Day with his parents. town, Miss Dorothy "WM“ 0' City anione nn'enllltl-iasl on the subject wood, Tex, writes: "Beyond doubt I ‘
men There were at Ms, W, dob Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Hindlcy of Mano; Island. N. v. and their son, Wilfred, o‘l nemomher mm mm,“ ,3 no", REM’TTANCES ”“9 mew“! 8"“ MM and me 'i
y as people fishing by lantern light by “e” "e“““-- 3.1“" Cum“- important than outside bathing be " t° the m“ ’lea’m "1 mmwm m" - ' "A
, mum Pond bridge. During the e“. Mr. and Mrs. John Holly and Mini There will bee series of evangelistic cause the skin pores do not absorb OLD COUNTRY Kidney Pills. Kidney trouble makes ‘l‘ , .
. km of the evening ,smelt w mild. and Mrs. Howard Holly spent Thanks-l services each evening this week at the impurities into the blod. causing poor WHITE STAR rnc WW“ and “39‘3“- ”? “‘95. fl . ~
on a number of good catches were giving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wallet-KM. P. church at Norobon Heights, he- purities into the blood, causing poor or psins. soreness, ““3110“. Mme. ' . “
ands. Among those who were fishing Holly of Stamford. “ginning tonight, when R‘er. Jacob hemp. while the bowel pores do. Just CUNARD LINE DRAFTS ‘rbeulnltism. These symptoms. as 1
a? “Happy" Inna. Edward Gray, John Oldrln assisted last week at Troont of North Coscoh will preach. lie as soap and hot water cleanses, l M Won& co I“. well as sleep disturbing bladder dbl- 1, /, '1.
William Gehrman. Wallace Bates, the Stewart grocery. where he was will also conduct the service on Wed-aways“ and fnfihpns the skin so ° _ ‘ " orders, yield “M 1” noisyxidney ' i ‘12;
I'rnnlt A. Middleton, “Major" Smith, employed during the summer. until his nesday night. On Thursday the hot water and limestone phosphate Rani Entnts and insurance Pills. They content poisons nnd pnrl~ . ‘ v
_ Clayton Buckley and “Chick”‘and Her-j return to the Stamford High School. preacher will be Rev. W. C. Yerks of get on the stomach, liver, kidneys and l Rum-and Ava. shaman: l7 "‘9 blood." ' . .. " THE SELECTION OF ‘ '
, :florrison. ' Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cantrell of New Waterside Chapel, Stamford, and on bowels. ‘ , ' ‘ . Galleon-Powell Corporation. SUITABLE WALL. PAPERS
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