« rum MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
Specials for
Holidays
Good Chance for You
Cipro. u in box
Clamp. 25, in box
(Egan. so in box
Tobacco in jars, 1 pound and
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CANDY
Fancy Box. in 2 pound box
Fanchox in 1 pound box
HIV pound box
‘And all kinds of Fruits and
Vegetables in season.
Tel 1522 your order.
A. HASSAN
35 Van Zant St. East Norwalk
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m“ Cfinrl'eri silent yesterday in
Mord.
. Irena Bulklcy and James H. Run-
‘5 motored to New York city, today.
The Addie V. 2nd towed the schoon.
81'. Thomas H. Lawrence to City is-
land this morning.
The weekly session of the Ladies'
All Society of the East Avenue M. E.
(‘htsrch was held this afternoon and
mlar business was funneled.
Cari Wickc and Charles Lane were
~mnong tho fishermen of last owning
and caught a large number of smelt.
Hr. Wicks caught 62 and Mr. Lane
125. '
No word has been heard from Earl
l’flommediou. of Hawkins avenue.
who recently joined the Red Cross
Ambulance Corps and is now Journey-
3ng to France.
The [Adies‘ Auxiliary of the (‘hriat
"(march will hold a social tomorrow
.om-rnoon at. the home of Mrsflamuei
W. Kelly. Seaside Place. A general
.good time is «expected.
The Epwortb [league of the East
Amos M. 8. Church held a business
acting at the home of Mrs. Green-
wood. of Winfield street, last evening.
Routine business was disposed of and
a social time enjoyed.
Some of the people on the East Side
living near the public dump are com.
whining about the number of rats
bred in the dump. They assert that
there are huge numbers of these pests
and they can do nothing to get rid of
In. 1
William Bell. of Cave avenue. had
his left eye seriously injured yester-
who when a friend threw a scrcwmt
him in the Lockwood Manufacturing
Oompony, The wound is extremely
poin'fuland dangerous. it seems that
'lls'. Boll and his friend were fool.
log [in the shop, when the friend
flicked up a small screw and throw
It across the room at him. The metal
Ended sonarely in Bell's left eye and
a. ladies] aid was given Mr. Bell.
me of. the prettiest weddings of the
. floors look place on Saturday evan-
“hg at: the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ai-
m liaison. 8 Bridge street. East
”at. when their son. Alfred was
married to Miss Laura Ludwig. of.
Brooklyn, New York. The bride up. Heights, who has been ill fora oonslrl- the genuine—Adv.
There must be 'a
healthful.
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France Agree
ooooethiogfifdnmother. Theyallpmhibit
the sale of alum baking powders.
Itisbecausealumwasfoundtobeun—
Royal Baking Powder is made of cream
oftm‘tar.derivedfi'omgrapes, erratum!
food product, and contains no alum our
other questionable ingredients.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
goodnaeooforthia.
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14:;ch very attractive in blue taffeta
and chiffon. Miss Frances h‘ricson,
and she looked charming in light blue
tuistia. Arthur Carlson was best
man. Among the guests \vcre Mr.
land Mrs. Ludwig, parents of the
.brlde. Miss Anna Sharrine Klimpest,
Otir Behrcus, all of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Ericson proved to be
driigbfful entertainers. After a brief
honeymoon the happy (ample. will I .,
.sitic in Brooklyn. where Mr. lricson
lboidr a responsible position with the
,llrookiyn Rapid Transit Railroad
Company.
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Mack Roth is confined to his home
in Highland avenue by illness.
The James Baker residence on Went
Side avenue to the ltowaytou section is
being remodeled.
The steamer "William I. Stow-m"
left Monday for the Stevens oystcr
grounds of! New liaveh.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crockett have
returned to their home in New iiav-
on after spending a few days Wiiil
relatives in Rowayton.
Moses ll. Racket! und Ambrose
Crockett have completed the work of
shingling the roof of the’ relidonce oc-
cupied by H. P. Hoyt at Pine Point.
Bradford Ballard. teller at the Horne
flank and Trust Company in Daricu, '
has hauled his boat out of the water
at Hickory Bluff, in anticipation of
winter. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. iioyt have rc—
turned to their home ill Brooklyn. af-
ter spending Thanksgiving and the
week-end with their son ilarry i'.
Hoyt of Pine Point.
Several Rowayton pcopic organist-d
fishing parties on Sunday last. and af.
for an afternoon of delightful fishing.
returned with good catches of black
flab. Smelt are also reported as Mu»
ning very well.
The members of Rowaylon Hosp
company will sire a chowder supper
this evening to the ladies who assial‘
ed them in the recent fair. There will
he an entertainment and pleasant so»
cial time for all who tied.
DARIEN
[qOROTON
main of the groom, was bridesmaid”
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erabie time, has been removed to the
‘Stamford Hospital.
Miss Emily Nixon, of the Heights.
is spending a week in Brooklyn.
George Lash and family returned to
their New York home yesterday.
ilanford Smith and family have mor-
ed into the Nordin house on leroy ave
nue.
Mrs. J. Lewry has closed her 'b—
keneke home and return 'd to the city
until the spring.
(‘harles lloxg of Sound Beach has
been added to the force of salesmen at
the Stewart grocc'ry.
William Wall and family. who spent
the summer at Cedar Gate have re-
turned to the city for the winter.
Mrs. ll. June whose illness was re-
ported in few days ago. has now about
rcmVered from u siege of the grip.
The Home Bank and Trust Company
will send out checks in a few days to
depositors in the l‘hristmas Savings
(‘iub.
Miss X, E. Siil'h'er
crul days with
Island.
iiomcr ilirclmrd and family of Walte-
fieid. X. Y., spent a few days last week
til the heme of the former-'e mother.
Mm. James iiirchard. of the Post road.
Mrs. James Bircbard is having her
rceidcncc occupied by herself and
daughter. Miss Jennie. and the family
of her son. Town (‘lcrk Stephen R.
Hoyt rcpnintmd.
Mrs. Norman who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. T. N. (‘ollin of the
Heights returned to her home in Ohio
a few days ago.
Mrs. Marie Forget, whose misforiun
on recently prompted sympathetic
Ilrlzlibors at Noroton iii-.ishts to rats.-
a fund for her assistance expects
BREAKS A still iii
. um i fill mus
“Papa's Cold CompOund"'Enda Grippe
Misery Don't Stay Stuffed-
up!
You can end prior? and break upi
a severe cold either in head. Cheshi
body or limbs, by taking a dose ofi
“Pope's Cold Compound" every two)
hours until three doses one token.
it promptly opens clogged-up noa~
trill and -iir passages in the head,
stops nasty disltnrcc or nose run
niuz. relieves Sit‘ii headache. dullness.
feveriahness. .lOI‘Q throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't Slay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! East your throbblns
is spending sev-
reintlves on Staten
_ head‘nothing else in the world gives
Nathan Dauchy has been on a visit
.to a nephew in Troy.
Mrs. Richard Dugdale of Norotou
such prompt relief as “Papa's Cold
Compound." which costs only 25
cents at any drug store. It acts with-
out assistance. tastes nice, and ctfltses
no inconvenience. Be sure you get
Car with the Infill I“ d lla-
‘lork. has measly to. u the be. .-
“mules-d lqulM-l.
Kit“ of III-field avenue.
Ir. and Ira. Jeremiah Sheena of
Wilton have returned to their home.
after spending taro weeks with their
son. Edvard. of Hans arcane.
John man's of um avenue return-
ed tohis studieaaubafltuslordw
School yeoterday, after spending the
week-end with relatives at Eastwood.
N. Y.
Lillian. the swallow-01d doubler
of air. and tire. vaer C. Reynaldo!
Noroton Heights. ave a birthday pas-
iv to a few of her little . friends a few
dun use.
The Misses Wylie arc-“Hill “All!
articles suitable for Christmas giftl.
and handsomely dressed dolls. at '2
store 0f their (outer, Henry M. Wylie,
on Main W. .
Rev. mam-s. Herbert a. Brown cu-
tertalnod a number of guests over
Thanksgile and the week-cod. lu-
eluding Mrs. B. F. Brown, Mr. and Ira.
Frank A. Baldwin and Mr. and lira.
John B. Kirby and their son, Jack of
New Haven.
A series of special evingeiislic ser-
vlcee begin tonight. at the Methodist
Protestant Church, at the Heisman and
continue each eveninc except Batuo
day for an indefinite period. The
preacher tonight and tomorrow is Rev.
Jacob Trooet of North L‘oscob. a man
of pleasing personality and deep ex-
perience, and an efficient preocber.
A number of young people of the
Heights were guests. last Friday even»
in. at the home of Mr. and Mitt.
Andrew Jackson of Park Place. Nor.)-
ton Heights. in honor of the sixteenth
birthday anniversary of their dauxlr
ter, Miss Adah. A social time Was on
toyed. and refmhmenta. including a
huge birthday cake.l were served.
Highway Superintendent Robert N.
Greene and a force of men have been
at work near the property of Count
F“. chnor on Nomi-tit avenue. at the
Heights, making changes in grade and
drainage which it is hoped will salts.
fy Hr. Wagner who recently present
ed a claim for damages to the town at
a town meeting. the justice of which
the meeting refund [0 consider. and
which. it was thought might lead to a
iflll'lllil on Mr. Wegner's part.
Darlenites. capcciaily commune.
rejoiced last night that the long-es-
pecied and ion: promised electric
lights were glimmering at the local
depot. This great improvement is due
primarily to Edwin D. Ayrrs of Fitch's
Home. who. firm or four years ago.
began an agitation in the Barton Re
view fot‘theae lights. The Selectmen
took ihe muttcr up with the railroad
people and by the perristency or First
Selectman George M. v. Schiichting
the railroad officials at least agreed to
install them. They had promised to
‘have them ready by Thanksgiving Day.
but delay in the shipment of a trans-
former hindered thinsa—but the New
Haven people were within a few days
of keeping their word. in spite of this
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' ' ' "~ 3 Home-made Sausage ....... sac?
T“ 1 -~ ;Sma]] Fresh Hams ......... 22C1
; 1 ' C! ith Shoulders ........... i8c
, ," \ Small Pig Pork ............ aoc
-, CAN {t 9‘ < Pork Chops ............... sac
i _ m. ‘_. Pigs Knuckles ............ 18c
~~ any...“ a. ‘. Dixie Bacon .............. 23c!
The members of the. B. I). Sewinu Corned Beef from ______ me up 3
Club are planning for their Christmas 7 i
puny u ”10 home. of MISS MINI Limb SICW ............ . . . 10C} ..
Knapp, Locust avenue. Log Lamb ................ ‘ ZZC‘
Miss Ethel Crisacv, the chillinx- -
‘ v Veal from ......... 1 cu '
clerk in Burdnit's dry-goods store. hasi Na“ e 4 Pt
been confined to her home with iii-
ncss during the past week.
All imports‘t'n'i meeting of the Ladies‘
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
we sheld last week. at /whlt‘.h, time
plans were furthered for the Christ-
mas sole. and the annual birthday-i sun-
per-to be held Dec. 7.
“invents-on." .
William Bil-on, who was operated
POM received from Noreen Brown
who may want to Detroit, soul
of how well be is getting along in the
whims department of the ('ldlill'
automobile concern of that city. "Net"
ll naturolly a genius and will advance
if oven half a show. 1m friends here
are gaid to bear that
log.
The Boy Scouts are fitting up a
elubroom in the barn of i-‘. S. Daw-
iees. in the roar of the old Colonial
House on North Main street. They are
quite enthusiastic over the venture.
Another interesting thing which is no
cupying their time just now is the
building of bird houses for which the
local Bird Club has put in a big or-
der.
Last Friday an instructive and en-
tenaining program was added to the
season's calendar for the Women's
(‘lub by Mrs. James L. Snyder. at pre-
aeni of Glenbrook. who spoke on her
life in Rangoon, liurma. and by the
“Misses Broker of Norwaik, with so-
lectiona on the violin and piano. Mrs
Snyder lived for ion years in Ranxom.
where her husband is in charge of the
Bosnian Mission Press, and was able to
speak from intimate knowledge of the
life and conditions in that far-away
land. ilcr talk was given added inter-
est by the collection of curioa she had
with her and particularly by ”w exhi-
bition of women's coatumes in the
display of which she was waisted by
one of the young club members, Miss
Edith Saxe.
There is a rare treat in store for
musieiovers next Tuesday. Dec. 12.
when the New Canaan Band will give
a concert in the Methodist (‘hurch
auditorium. using organ accompani-
ment to nearly all the selection. The
band will be augmented by Misses
Mabel Seal and Genevieve Btevana.
who will render several selections on
the comet during the Honing. George
P. O’Brien of Stamford. who was
heard in New Canaan when the Stam-
ford symphony Orchestra save “A 1'“
citals hen.- iast winter. wiii’slng MV-
cl'ul numbers. This alone will be
worth the price of admission, but this
is not all of the program.
Fill-“1‘0. it 'medluv 0i Soulht‘hl melodic”
arrfillfifd.8“PNlR"y f0" Ill9 band ‘1‘"
the leader. Drill“! “and". Will 50'0“.
for cornci, clarinet. baritone and,
bus.“ will be a feature. Several opt‘r':
ntic aciectiona. overtures and a stir-
ring medley of national airs will courK
plete n concert ions ‘0 ‘W ”member's
ed.
PR1C§?F0R WEBNEbDAY‘
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Full Line. in Fancy Grocerieej' f
and. Fresh Vegetables.
Ghmaock’s Market
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SALE OF COATS
OnelloodrodCooesto
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
3" on sale at One-third Oil
gm. - _
Dr. Ralph White entertained as par- a
“it! and brother over Thanksgiving
iliuy.
Miss Mabel Crissey has returned
from a visit with her brother in Ridge-
field.
Mrs. l.;m5:don Pierce ulil spend the
cf
vase given away by the Little
Mother.” ABNK‘llilion of New York.
Dec. 2 at the bazaar held in the Wald-
orf-Astoria. it is Very commonly
known or at least there is a supersti—
tious feeling prevalent among airfoil
rich people that number thirteen is
in New York, having apart- unlucky. but not so Mr. Monroe.
liieniw at The Kenoington.
Miss Ethel (‘rissey, who has been
ill with a severe cold. has resumut
her position at llurdett‘s store. . RUMIEHMAIE PM
inwrcnce, the youngeq son of Mr.i
illillii l0iii'8
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mod Mrs. Francis Often. has been quite‘
a severe suffervr with croup. ;
Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Mr. and hi ‘.- l“. B. \chd announce"
the enxageuicni of their daughter. Eric
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's
Oil"
no lreac. lo Herbert lluticr, of Long
Stop “dosing” rheumatism.
llidge. l
it's pain only; not one case in fatty
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The New Canaan Equal Franchise
League has planned an active year for
the local suffraglsts. Meetings will
be held on the second Tuesday of each requires internal , treatment. R“)?
month at 3 p. m.. in the parlor of the isoothing. WNNHK 3‘- 33m" r
Oil“ right on the “tender spot," and
Ardeley annex, which has been offer
ted to the League by Mrs. Siliiman.
Mr. Emerson, the artist, is ‘spcndinl
the winter in New York, where he re-
cently held a successful exhibit of
his work.
Mr. Hubbcil, a member of the New
Canaan Society of Artists. has return
ed to his New York studio, on Madi.
130“ avenue, for ti».a winter.
The New Canaan suffragists are
planning a “Christmas toy market."
the week before Christmas. at which
candy. cake and all sorts of toys will
be sold.
L. M. Honroe. jr.. was the winner of
W Wm.-,._w . .. ..
by the time you-say Jack Robinson"
out comes the rheumatic pain and dis-
tress. “St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmisss
rheumatism iiniment which never dis.
appoints and doesn't burn the skin. ii
takes pain. soreness and stiffness from
aching joints. muscles and bones.
stops sciatica. lumbago. backache and
neuralgia.
Limber up! Get a small trial bottlc
of oldiime. honest “Si. Jacob's Oil"
from any drug store, and in a mo
ment you'll be free from pains. aches
and stiffness. Don‘t suffer! Rub rheu-
matism away—Adv.
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Buy Your Boy on Erector Set
. An educational toy that will develop inventive ability.
SETS ARE OF VARIOUS SIZES.
We will gladly Show them.
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So.r Norwaik
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing & cleaning Co.
silk Dresses. ‘alovea, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
’H. LYNGE. Prop.
249 State Street ——BRIDGEPORT——
CHRISTMAS
REMITTANCES
to the
OLD COUNTRY
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THE SELECTION on
SUITABLE WALL PA'PERfl
is an easy task here. We‘shoji
so many varieties both in pate
ferns and plain colorsthat ""2
Scan suit any taste or meecan
” " y . .woniiu's‘wmv
' .requirernent. And we can sui
HWY purse too. We carry. papers
:in every grade. so any price innit
i you may have set can be a orn-
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