QTY MARKET
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Specials for
Holidays
iAYES
faulty sored from as Rowan street.
but w, Oct 11th to that Ba-
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Ear! L'Hormnodieu is now In
.anoe. At least. the ocean liner.
'Raochaanhan, on whinh lr. L'Hommel'
dieu took passage bu united to Born
dean. Ir. L‘Hounredleu to connect
odwhhthcAmefloanRedCrounnd
leapeas to go to the from on relief
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Prayer-nuns mompieted for a
3’: time at the oyster supper under
pines at the East Norwallr ill-
,provament Association and the lay-
!flower Hook and Ladder Company at
Ithe lantern quarter» on Friday eIen-
ging. Supper will be termed between
Good Chance for You 6 m .- 9......
Cigars, in in box
Cigars, 25 in box
Clearasoinhaa
Tobacco in jars, 1 pound and starts InnnIInraIer after the first rightlber Newton home.
Elf pound
CANDY
Fancy Box. in a pond boar
Funny Box. in 1 pound box
Half pound box
IAnd all kinds of Fruits and
Vegetables in season.
Tel a 5“ your order.
A. HASSAN
~35 Van Zant St.
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East Norwallr
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NORWALK
Captain “nun"
his calm out in starch
lire winter.
Ir. and Mn. John
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to Cove avenue.
canted a .poaition
Ann. Brim-port.
in the Remington
(3001. Conkliu, at Third atr'm‘l, hurtj
accepted a position with that- .\'orwallo
mount Company;
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The tallied Aid Society of the
hat Menus If. ii Church met this
Moon and routine business was
unmanned.
‘Wallnoo Dates was untolt fishing
yesterday afternoon in spite of
ruin and snow. The 1&3th fairly
good and he caught a large number.
ale. Fair committed murder in Dar-
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It“ Florence G. Gilmore, of Non
Ink. and Ernest Kosmecki. of East
“walk. were married in New York.
Udneeday. November 29. They have
~- , 3.1mm wishes of their friends.
“9 Banana Cunptire Girls met last
“in; at the home of Mrs. C. Van
007mg, of Gregory Boulevard. Ben
“I were made and routine business
W later in the evening.
«In in boclrvrood's Hall, last evening.
1‘0 program was skillfully arranged,
“and the audience gave hearty
flame to tho dllferent numbers.
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Priscilla Etedman. of 422
meet. East Haven. has recovered
{run dlpthcrla, and “was out yester-
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Ayers has hauled
Greek for m roktnolo
l.'HIIInInedieu
hnve removed from Hawkins avenul‘; inst owning
John. Carr. of Second street. has. 30--
the ,
dodge John Keogh was in Albany
yuterday on the William Fair murder
Ilnl about a year ago and is now being
'- diapoeed of. A social hour _wr’vsv
‘ _Tho,Ee.et'iidera were well repre-‘G‘W'Se ”Sh and family.
‘ granted at the delightful entertainment
(“given as a testimonial to Jules Garrl‘:
tip"
\l'Iin Anderson of thinlnrry on Sunday.
Stimol children now been warned
not to throw fiwntn
llill Pond. This practice generally.
zskllll of ice forms. Tilliri)’, abort the'
fir-re becomes llllt‘kt‘l‘ and safe. the
Ipond is covered IIIIlI stoned and runs
I‘lllt‘ll main skull“; dangerous.
Work on the (‘ornnrunity Hall is pm i
.grnminn rapidly. lI uili not be lone
Ibefore tlIII ('I’lltii' .s tompleted and the
building prI'opII :larltd. A big time
is pliIIaned to IIIiIlIraIe the opening oi
t III-.Inrlrnrty llull, ulIiIh villi be durint f
‘.|2illuil.!')'. The Szrsqua Campfire Girl!
,‘IprIIII In i‘uitl a fair In It, and it in
IprobublI Hi It Swrturdu) night IianIiII- -
twill bI- IIfI IIIIIII Io \\llltll the ball trillI
bf put 1
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Romney 2‘
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\1I~'.\' Heap” lollnllwnne is visiting
trrund,‘~ in New huh.
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Mr. and “Is ltivlmrd lollnllionnei
l York.
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'l‘hII ltowuyton Hose company met
in its quarters and the
of the fair and «lame
tIIlII rt
I final report:
were accepted and filed an)
luminous was also transacted. ,
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B. F. Walterhouse iii fit‘ilflllrllt ill at'
his home at. Cedar (lute. j
Mrs E. n. \\de of the Heights Ia'
entertaining Mine Barbara Weed. !
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n H. Deiafield and family left .\o;
roton for their city home on Saturday.‘ I
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Jester THindley of Waterbury has
been visiting relatives here for a few
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Mrs. Joseph Garner of New York
visited Mrs. Charles Kaufmann the
end of last week.
i Mrs. J. P. Brnrnmer of Main street
has been entertaining her elater. Mrs.
trial! of Newark.
Arthur Corrigan, a. playwright of
I_ New York. spent the welt-end with
Henry Gorharn of Brooklyn spent a =
few days last week at the Gorhamf
homestead in Noroton. l
. Mr. and lira. Charles Peterson 01.
‘the Heights entertained Miss linen!
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A lawn tennis court is being con.
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Gives the Best Value in the City S
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. her sister,
' meet on the property of the late Julie
on] runs in the’fil lb? Slate Normal
Iin .\’ew York (‘ity until norms.
3‘" of whom 1hrI
‘ put on board.
”pending a tow days with Meade in
within-aim. ‘l‘heStedman nu‘netodnntheGeorxeth “It. ”geranium-um”
anticipation of next Hummus sport. ‘
“in. James Coonrbs, six, stamina
Mr.» Oh‘I-e Ellis, and her
daughter, Miss Mabel, over the week
end.
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The l‘ail‘fitld Count} names here a
John B. Hayes, Gracie street, Batu?
day.
Mr. and Mrs June: Hindiey 01
West avenue have been entertainifi:
their daughter, Mrs. RI \lt‘l“, of W001i
hawn L l.
C. H. Baker of “i edgehuret.” on
£194. 55.
of attractive
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min-at other mother Iran
Hindustan:
Mrs. Henry Wrens at W.
mmmimumeameauvr
Weed, Ponus Ridge.
Mrs. Frances Benedict with her sis-
ter, Minn Martha Weed, are Virtual
Capt. and Mrs. Verity.
Bell avenue, Noroton entertained a
number of oulnoltown {fiends over-l
the week-end l
‘Misrw Mary Boyle \\lIII is a tandem
School at Don
bury. spent a few day.» inst week at
IIII'IghI it rigirran oi Baltimore. for- l
merly of this tovm, spirit a few days
hurt week at the honu- or his parent‘s
on the Post Road.
fir. and )1”.ka Knowles of
weekly! have been visiting in lieu
Canaan and vicinity.
George Smith and a force of area
are painting the home of Mrs. Mary
Fitzpatrick, Forest street.
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Mrs. W. C. lrvins enjoyed a wait
with her slicer. Mos. Mortimer Pierce,
at Elmhurst, l.. l., Saturday.
Mrs A A. Dixon of Bridgeport for
Mrs William Brook» 01 Bridgeport
spent a few we last week writing at!
the home oi“ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. '
Eben J. Scribner oi" IlnI Heights. 1
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Willis III (3. ‘Stl‘izngehdl‘d ut’ .\'ororoni
opened. Saturday. his doctrinal showf
rooms III l’LY‘lPll, lll’lli' ”Gill" Hank
building.
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A later flock of :.Ir.Iw-bird< Wore?
seen in .\'oi'otou Sunday, ’l‘iI-t'sII llItle
bird'y it is said IIII'I-r tail to brinu.
snow in tlwit unite; rI may be only It
f-w flakes. but those "Who know" any,
you tan lil‘lflyrt count upon 'i won at
ter lilt‘nt' blitl‘ aIIiII.
Mr. and .‘ll'h. Sayre MI'lfiod
family. who -l(‘t'|l||ll Ii .\II-hIIIIct liunt'a
homestead on Putnam flVt‘m Green ‘
W'lt‘ll lust IIirII-II, :IIII IIoII settled for
and
home on “net l’utlIIIn avenue, Green
wich. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard are now
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.\ot \t'l‘l 1min IIgII Intention wad
cullId in this Inlumu to u man from
Jersey City. aim \nritini: in Siam
lI'IIIl \\llllu Ii to No: Jinn iInd not lost.
Ilwrn About it month ago another
l_lllll did the '. IIIIIII thing lil‘ one at
so \lfiililip'. iriInd. ir. SI ;,‘IIIIlord allay
ed" to Norman and could not find his
way luck to Stamford until he was di
rented iron to reach there by the pur-
first man had attired
to find his Iury. On Saturday, jurt
,betorc (lurk. _n third mun came to the tlonallty.
house of the Norman party who hull
directed the other two men back to
Stamford. and knowing at lht‘ trout
door. remarked: “,Say Milmnfll‘l' where
in Maple nwnue, Stamford." \\‘nbo
told he was in \‘mornn. he named
Itry much surpriwtl nIIIl lurid: “How
is that? i thought 1 ans in Stamford.
l have been taking II walk. and got
lost. and can't find [in friends 1 am
'vinitinr: on Maple\ menue. and i am
from Ioniclnir. ..l." A trolley car
came along, headed for Stamford and
Maple avenue, and tho 'atranger was
in charge of the con-
ductor, with the instruction to "drop
him off at Maple avenue." All of these
men were sober, and all appeared to
he mpectable citizens. It seem!
strange the? all three parties were
lost in Noroton within II few weeks of
each other and that they all applied
'to the same house for directions as
to how to get to Stamford. In
would infer Noroton to be Ihe Port or
Missing Men.
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inedy of this ton ha» been visiting
with her eon. Harry A. Dixon.
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Daniel Horton of Sprinxdaie vinired
on Sunday aith hie parentr: lir and
IMrs. Daniel Horton Barn street.
MrIr. annm Tomi-I of Stanford
has been spending ueVeral days with
’her daughter. Mu. George 1‘. Smith.
Mrs. A. J. Aron: of Forum Ridge re
cently entertained her son of Toronto,
Canada. and Ilauglnvr of New York.
The regular monthly routing of the
End of Hope was hr’ld in Raymund
ilall, Smarty owning, and one attend
ed by a large. gathering of young peo~
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.\lrn. \\. ll Rankine turd Mrs L 1).
Norton haII- been «pending a few days
.IIInI Friday in New this sermon in lilo lv‘nrlII'IiIk llIlilurd‘m their borne on l’onus Ridr'e pre-
‘Iimrs to taking apartments
‘l'ork tor the winter.
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At the meeting of the Holy Name
Society of St. Monitor's t‘hIIrclI Sun
dny owning it Iran practically decld
‘ed to hold the annual banquet on the
evening of Jun 23 in Raymond Hall
The other day Dalton lads conceiveoq '
the idea of a boy a club. and rented the
but
copied by George Wardbr-ll: It tel
their idea to have thebluh open anon,
noon: and evenings. 'lncludlnx Sun- 2
days. and not to confine
for any other desirable}
be allowed mean-berg
young man \\ill
in g gymnasium. l
ahiv In vmhumi"?
and possibly basketball. g .
Rev. William M. (trout-nor. D. DJ,
f St. John the,
dean of the (‘uthodrai o
Dir-.ine uho died uudde ‘
afternoon, in II .\'ew York gymnasium -
ll knoun in New Canaan. He
owned a place here.deth
mcrs in this town Dr. aromatic!
was born in New London in 1063. and
was ursistam to Bishop Brewm oi
Connecticut when the latter won for
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Successor to Wm. Eilron.
Phone 499.
37 For! Street. EautNorwllk
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Richard Shun tar. pill ‘:l'(lliih‘ Ii a lino"
icy-Davidson motorcycle.
The little daughter of Dr. and Mrs
W. H. Hoifeclrer has pneumonia.
William Holt of Richmond Hill
now in the carpentering business at
Bedfoi'd.
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Mrs. Charles W. Hoyt or Word.
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Mrs M. v. mum at analyst n‘
town. .
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. mes Grant Stanfield or W ,ave
tune has been quite ill for. the para
mwuduymiomn
CANAAN I
We Are Paying die Hiiit‘S‘i
Prices For All inds Of 2
JUNK
Telephone or Send Postal to
L. EFFROIN
3 Rowan St.
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ribbons. Assorted colors and
idlna on Forest meet tomerly or- i _
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nly semanyl'
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East Norwa‘ll l ,
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Boudoir C ape
A dainty Christmas gift that will be mprcciated byall who L
receive one. A large variety of uncles to select from. '
_McssalinenndchimSllkwithfiiie tweandrlhboa film
mings. Color‘edlawnc and dimin'ee trimmed with lace and
25c. 350-. 5913. 31m dull $125
m. your
Xmaé shop-
SfISterling Furniture Co. l
ping here.
Practical Christmas Gifts
Furniture. Rugs, Pictures, Rockers, Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets, Tables, etc.
Gifts that have a year around Glow of Pleasure and Usefulness
oosier
Sale
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Sr cash, Sr
weekly will
bring 52 weeks at pleasure and
time saving in the home.
Take Our Advice
Come tomorrow and select
your Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.
Do not delay. Hoosiers from
19.85 to 39.00
.3550 to $20
Sterling is the only Hooei er dealer in Greater Norwalk.
RED CEDAR curler. moth, damp and dust proof. Ideal '1an... gift ..
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Xmas for the Children-
DOLL'S CRADLE
BABY HIGH CHAIR
BOWLING ALLIES
DOLLS in all sizes
. BABY ROCKERS
DOLL'S HIGH CHAIRS
BABY CARRIAGE ROBES
AUTOMOBILES
‘ DOLL'S BED DOLL‘S CRIBS DOLL'S CARRIAGES
BABY CHAIR BABY CRIBS KID AIR HORSES
BICYCLES BABY YARDS
POOL TABLES
. SPECIAL—Children‘s 4 Chair and Round Table complete for $1.75, in white enamel.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES from ...................... 31,50 to $15.00
'Do your Xmas nhqphg at Sterling’s.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129—I3r Washington Street.
Free Delivery. Merchandise set aéde and delivered Xmas eve.
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SPECIAL
account srcIINIIs
38x3 Smooth Tread $7.150
sexy/2 Safety Tread $9.75
8. L Benedict
7,5 North Main St. Sc. Norwalk
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tore! Grace Church, Brooalyru live “,4?”
ts Wmlved by his mother, who ice
or 90 years old. and two sisters.
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THE GREATEST l
roou VALUE I
Frisbie"s Pies
Themost economic
dessert. Sold at all
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cuibination colon Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
. ”total! will van- a ado Wt: mantel
Moonlight-m ' cone
mime-“r
Mum-the
mfim mm landlorl.
m1- vr‘here it be-
$32va the run but from
of lab-
blnealtIn e the danger of
Bws'Jfiu 3 $33“ goth the lube.“‘1 oondna the
tilde vi a
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Norwalk Chronicler