HAYES 1cm 2111mm 11.69180. IAIN ST. .111 fineCials for? Holidays , " Good Chance for You films, 1: in box We“. 25 in box ago-s. 50 in box acco :n jars, 1 pound and hit-pound CANDY Iancy Box. in 2 pound box Fancy Box. in 1 pound box Half pound box ‘And all kinds of Fruits and Vgetables in season. Tel 1:582 your order. A; HASSAN - fl Van 211111 St. ; East North“: 1.- ..... . -——___.- l l 1 EAST .-_....... 4. own... I a "V‘. “111111111193131 , New“ lam. ll Denyin- new. lid! lanky 1 to flat upon an motor-Inti- Alia-nun. than. ‘ With Elk-den. keeper“ the Green'a leaf We. in m n' few days’ 11mm. which be in and ling with relaun- in Bridgeport. Ilsa Beatrice Davin has returned to her home in New York city. after lepending several days an the guest cl ' 1hr. and Miss r. u. Noodle. of now-ay‘ 1 ton avenue. 1A meeting of the Rowlyton Hosel ‘company was held on Monday even ing. at the company duartera Vari- ‘ 1ous changes in the by—inule were dis- cussed. and routine business disposed l of. l The first Christmas tieea of the Women haw been piarud on sale in one of the Rnnyton stores and one much different from the scrunch-De e ’ limens of pine. cedar “another wer- i greens which no often plot the mar ket. The Christi.“ n Endeavor Society oi the Rowayton Baptist Uhurch hold its semimonthly meeting last evening in the (boron parlors. and elected oill-‘ , cars for the ensuing year. Percival P. Anderson son of Rev, and Mn. H. , ‘E. Anderson. who wan uhonen pleat; 1dent, in probably the youngest patron to hold a similar oilice in the claim He is about sixteen years of age, but has taken a deep interest in the work for some time put. and has proven himself a valuable member of the no tlty. The officers follow: Prostdenta—Pereival P. Anderson. NORWALK . out) Mr. and Mrs. Albert inertia of Thorn1 u titreet are the proud parents of a you» son. born this morning. hank Petty of East afflict has realgned his position as watchman with Raymond Brothers 1.11111 regular meeting of the East Avenue H.112 Church will be held this evening. if charge. The Mill- pond was frown over with a akin of ionic. st evening and helped do make the Nest Norwalkers hope when; (inflation. Another with] of the Mayflower 1mmr pinochla tournament wfli‘bc held this evening in its quar tern. 2An interesting evening will be .13.... "The many (Ronda of Thomas Bone- dict. of Senview avenue. will be glad to_hear thnthe is npldly improving ‘1 1 ‘1‘ i it Washington Nov. 8. P. lfinlrbankn will be \’ice-president~-l1‘ene Tieliout. Secretory-liarnet Lelia TrenturerHMary Bnlfln. Phalrrnan of committees: . Prayer meeting~l°nnk Machette. Lookout Committee—«Mary Varian. Flower - committee-wNetiie l1. ltny mond. Miuaionary Cleverloy. Sick and Matting committee—din 1 if E. Anderson. Social committee-Mary S. $111111". music committee— Marion Jarvis. These constitute the executive com mitten and wilt aelcct other members oi the committees. ____.___.__.__.. film-v “y‘- Noll _ 111.11.... 11.111 1 " 1"" ~" Min-1- NBW CANAAl‘ l l 1 E. committee ~Bortl1u l 1' l i l l 1 Give her a Blouse ,Andyoumhflmm.futhemc" wardrobe enactment-nay Ila-nee. They Win.“ fashionable fabrics, Georgette 09¢.CrcpedeChiochngeu'eFinelmnndlmend acumen 111111- inlplnin and plaid eflncu. The colors are white, signed in an attractive ”coroner“ oi dreary and cunt-ail- cred models. Prices range from very neat and trim in appearance” ___ nd the winter Workmeu are renovating coratlng the store just vacated by the Henry Plumbing 00., on Main stret, for the occupancy of Zeller, the lad a lil we and do! iea' outfitter. from Stamford. who to ,pecta to open the store Dec. (6. The Head dwelling on Burtla ave one being moved farther down the thoroughfare. near the corner The “and brothers intend to erect a large brick addition will be used in an an nex A meeting of the Historical Society was held at the library. Hondny after noon. The main matter til-culled was an exhibition case to be placed in the historical room. Lars Anderson at Glenbrook was authorired to make a drawing of Inch 0 case and estimate its cost -... .v.. M DARIEN l l l l l l Noaoroy t 1 l l l l l 1 1 WWW- . ’v ‘ Walter Deverlll spent the weekend willr his parent. at Tarryzown. Mra. William Deverill has been spending several days with her par cnin. Mr. and Mn. Stephen Heath. New Canaan. Mr. and Mrs. w. Fora, of the Heights. have announced the engage fment of their daughter: ulna Gladys. to Frederick J. Klett. of New Canon. 11 trumpeter in the United States M11- rlne Corps. J The \Vomcn'u Missionary society oi .uio Congregational Church will meet ‘thls afternoon at the home or Lira. .Rochelle. and Mr. Taylor returned to their. navy blue and black, do. $1.98 uvtm$6.50 cause put 31"")! ~~RUINED ! That beautiful fonskin neckpiece absolutely ruined by moths be— Your fur: and clothe: are in just as much danger unless protected 1“ 1 .. ‘n SAFE! No need of worry here. She knows they are safe from moths in her Standard Chest, and what, a so set, agreeable odor of cedar they have! She knew that' moths cut all winter in steam, unprotected 4,. .....1...\..._..a .‘g. by SW 0““;- hcated houses, and so protected .ing veteran of the Mexican war. His herself. _ reminiscence: are of special intereJtl l ;. become, at the end of that conflict. ho _ . . acted I3 interpreter between STAN ARD 9 GHESTS 5 Gen. Scott and Santa Anna. the Next l f can leader, in arranging the term or; Pay for themselves in one season by saving garments from‘ ‘9“09- H“ me" ”me" “W "‘0"? ' mutilation by moths. They also muse your wardrobe space ninera" in Callfornia.1but be believed , malt ’ - that he could make more money tenni- . c mum! mm, and are handsome decorative Pm for log than prospecting. and no he follow any room. See them on display in our window this week ed that life for some time He again aerved hll country in the Civil War. I 'A photograph or Mr Penn illnetrateol the article. The story was prepared by G. E. Richter. of thin town, who lino took the photograph. l STERLING FURNITURE 00. 137-29-31 Washington 81.. So.Norwalk PhoneIOS 2.4 .. 4— 21 H. 1‘ a... The divorce of Lida Weuliukl Taylor again-t Andrew Taylor, the lo .____ cal overrmn- " “beamed m today MM IMAS ____l_lll3 lltlltl in the Superior Court in Bridgeportl The couple. it will be recalled. were i tclntlnuec mm that Page.) .l married about a year ago, at New; town some days in alliance of malquality ”m th N Hbridc and declared that be nan not The 111111111311 :xwumg; waggmaannyal 1marrted to her. \\ hen. two or three1bounds and now holds an importam if days later. Mrs.T11ylor I'Biltllf'd berlMIillon among the industries whit-hid home on the upper Poet road. where Md ‘0 ”"3 wealth 0‘ the country it} give; employment to thousand ' .nhe hurl maintained a tebroom “townie and h 5 "‘2? w rt. ‘twc summers, she sent for Mrfl’Ta; o by M attention. It ll especially true that, since the lor and declares that. when 'sho united outbreak of the present war. the man- 1for an erplanntic mind an understand. Epilacturalcf 111121313 articles has boomed mensey .ormany is unable toN . . f h to in! be filled the e h“ “we ”and toys arrears the Atlantic became recline that he cared more. for an- of blockade conditions. it in doubt- other woman, \h whom ‘11 name fui. in fact. uhether 1hr industry 19‘ had previously been linked than [miugrticp on at all ’nlliroad aince the‘ . I mportnnt art cea manufactured bin wife. and “it’d D" W “3’ ”unfit-re are munitions. F their experience of the previous 1111111 Norwalk has her to}' matter whose“ any. but been only an escaped. A1: 'prdducta are distributed by Jolly Krir: cording to her story. ”I" W" '0 Km}? 2': l)“; 11 to uitlon thal1 1g e re C ristmas ogurcome lby :“Ch :1: unwithdre“ When all through the house t In was 1 1e 1 noon 1 ‘ 1 Not a creation “I Itlrring. to her room and attempted to kill her , Not even a mouse." ‘ self with a revolver which only 1111': . The industry has always been 0110' iceeded in wounding her shoulder. Air. 0‘ the loremost oneaJn thin city and Taylor refused to make any c0111» 1 ”.— .51 I 'il 1" one which in often boasted of. An 1 In health after being confined to hia' home bemuse of‘ illness. “sew-Day. :of Waterbury, former: I, or least N.orwalk spent yeatelldA! thtnKJriendu on the East Side Mr Day expresses determination to re mowechncit. to mtflorwalk shortly. Swaney's new general store val Clarence Cook. Dr. 111 unit will speak lopenedln theflead “W5 on loin Ion “\l crld 1111116111 and “arid atreet. Tueaday. 111mm,, Mrs: W; F. Weed and can have re ~ Gardner Fowler. him has been our turned from a visit with friends at 1Went Hollcken . 'ployed for several months on the place Mlsa Dorothy Tuttle id employed as of H T Andrews; at cm: (into, 1111. clerk in Swaaey'a new general store been taken to the Stamford Hospital meat upon the case at the time. 01111-1 than .to any that, when the case came to trial. there would be some rim.- lotions made. since he had become so accustomed to the limelight, that he did. not care any more how much of it. he had. ‘nervous proatratiou due to overwork 1, that is the Crow Toy Manufactur Company. Water street, owned and manag’ed by William N. Craw, one of n Norwalk's prominent citizens. The Sentinel man. upon trying to obtain an interview with Mr. Crew. foundi that he was confined to his home with ' 'and that his wife had full charge of affairs. in the blend bulldl'nx. Mrs. F. C. Fladd has been whiting with friends in New York and Brook- lyn. the past few days. ‘ MORE GOLD FNOM CANADA. —_.’._. NEW YORK; Dec. 14.~Gold tothe for an operation upon his ankle. the bone of which in diseased. , A recent issue of” the Bridgeport i Mrs. (Tran wn-1 very willing to be 1: interviewed although she outed that laha knew but little about bualnesa 1 conditions outside of her huaband'n ._.____.'. DIOPOSE QUICKLY OF GAMBLING CASES WHEN THEY COME UP IN .0003 amount of $10.000000.impor1cd from cm, was deposited in the Annoy , Ointment“; today to the account 1of J. P. Morgan & Company. This brings M'WH‘WHS1 from all sources since January 1 '10 8611100003110, Our Jitney boar 1111111 and 51: Don't miss this. “an out this slip. enclose "with he .ndunail it to' Foley a Co. 2836 Shelddrnve, Chinese. It; writipgrpnmme “Chat-m clearly. lll‘ouvwllhmotye in return a. Mrs. 1W 3- “BTWBI‘MU 1183 Post gave considerable apnea to an been viaitins with “he" ““9“ Mrs. Lo article describing the construction oi land We” in Stamford. ’the new Stratfoni atcnue bridge in The trial of Joseph Kelley. arrested Bridgeport, of “rich Henry Haring. for nou- -support of his wife. was post poned. Monday evening. for 11 week of thin town. in nrcltltectud engineer. in 111.. ticker Schmidt and Miss Kuth- Mr Marina was one of- the first area erine Olmsted are employed as. clerks this country to undertake concrete in Burdett'l 411130005 ““19 (hiring construction work. He teamed its no. postponed until 'Bruncnpoa'r. Dec. 11 Cam .againat alleged gambling and disorder 1 iy houae proprietors were 8“ on short Ihift in the city court today by. Judge? “Frederick L. Bartlett Examination of William Smith was Dec. 20 Bond of . triahaxaohmr M. More Hon- ey ‘d’llhrinhd, for coughs, semantically filthy-1 Kidney Pills. 1 111'» mummies :ivlidnhlck, rheuma- tismhMakfldnyn‘ and bladder humanoid ruby i-‘Cothu'tlc Tao- lelaaawhdiohnomenund thoroughly cleanntpgndnmtic. I"13011 constipation. .Ililiouwms. thumbs pond sluggish bowels. ‘ the holiday l'llll‘l. Alan Pattenon of Yarmouth. N b.. has been spending two weeks with friends and relatives in New Conan and Stamford. He formerly resided here. . Mrs. Gallic Darcenzo Kelley was 111'. rested Saturday for audio; chicken from her stepson. Tony. The tilni has been postponed uri‘til next Monday evening. John V. Macaulay was in New York Tuneday. to say 1bcu voyage to his motherdmlaw, shire Bcbarmfina- kins. and hi- deoghter‘. Roberta; who sailed tor Newborn,.-N. C., where they i “BREW \ - 9,3 WWIIMSI. “NE 410 a Watclflhflays Sentinel for Big Ghrist- maadlnlleiin of LeW‘Pr res “EDA llEé‘K, film: iii. M'- Down-aurornzuvnav :1 161188 the‘ Best value 111me CitY South Norwalk: "‘5‘ ilcncy in Germany. where he npari.‘11 3150 were furnished by David H. Um. tended the construction of cement ter. 1,11. if" forts at Thorn. which the Russian, Mildred Bell. 25 Thomas street. guns vainly tried to subdue during thn charged with keeping a disorderly :ll team 'She said that the toy busi- ness was never better than this year. “In fact." hire Craw said, "we have been busy throughout the whole. year which is something extraordinary with nationally we do not do much selling until about two months before Christmas when the rush commences. 3' This year. however, orders poured in immediately after lant Christmas and are aiill coming in. in «fact. we are .11 so busy that we have dialculty in olr- taining labor to do the work < "l‘he worst trouble we have en-N countered is in the shipping or our .. ._-......_.._ _ first few months of the great war. One of the feature articlondn the magazine section of the Hartford Cour not last Sundaywaa adeacriptioa 111' the life and career of Homer Faun. who has for about twenty years made his home at Fitch’s Home for the Soldiers at Noroton Heights. Aged 95. Mr. Egan is probably the only surviv- appealed under bonds of $150 ‘A 'WIBE VA'RIETI TO cams on - 313111.183. smrcaAnLE CLOTH- mo. PUP" 11111111111913.3111: Linn oceans house, was given a suspwded "M“products diamonds are no rushed once at 30 days in Jail with a fine. that they have placed an embargo 0111 u ntern forfeited shipments west of Pittsburgh. Pal gen-2:150” "sq e Thus our customers receive goods ~.. .4..-...-_.-_. . . .ma._.. -1.-._....._.. a.-. a . .. \ ..‘___..__'_.__......_.____.~.-__‘._. ,.__._...._. _...__._... --.. ”—4 . .._...... n -_ . -....~. u......, 1"...“ n ' 4.1 O x. SHIRTS A Wonderful Selection .......... 1,00 Silk and Linens, one in a box ..... £2.75 'Tuh Silks, one in a box ........... $3.95 . NECKWEAR Beautiful Neckwear in Holiday Boxes. 35¢. 50¢. $11.00 . SCARFS 11: will be delighted with one ‘ 98¢ to'wom SWEATERS For the Boy. or‘uMan 7 511 to $6.00 Gloves, Garters, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs In Holiday Boxes Copyright '- Clothing Co. Si? N. Main St, So. Norwalk ' sent b on only after a long delay, 0:1, The case against Louis Carrillo, pro y not at all. " prietor of the Venice pool-room, said The Sentinel reporter then naked to bee gambling house. resulted in a of the‘ materials used in the making of toys. particularly springs and wood. 1 11111011311: replied that very littlel troubleN had been encountered excapt‘. the old trouble of delay in shipping’ them to their destination. .“The traina ate running behind so that it delays 10m ncrk conciderably." noel Mrs. Grow .-“A abort time ago we sent northl can some swings The: factory re ceived the order all right and chipped the product. We did not receive the springs until several weeks after the shipment was. made. and thin cooled announces cartoon-y. Wuhan bcen'yery fortunate, however, in nu log n large supply of atock on hand1 and thus no tieup result ‘ 1 )1".me impressed the Sentinel monomer haxbelog a capable and 1am cutie busineso ma. She in: ear- rind on the‘huainen alone In; the not. an mthuad tin-la know more dire. Crew 1111 to the source oi supply no fine and 30 days jail sentence. He BUX XMAS GIFTS WSE .FROM. retainer” .1... 11. m 11 IM' mmglthomtiwmmry £1331- 11.1? I M! II city melanoma; have tintedate machinery and dreaming mlorel ‘ mil wane. limbo clan “111”“. Geranium rum-v.11; Moth. In EBoudoir'Caps 1A dainty Clarion"! gift that will be appreciated by all who receive one. A large variety of- stylemto select from. Mainline and China Silk with fine lace and ribbon trim- minga. Colored lawns and dintitiee trimmed with lace and . ribbon. iAaaorted colors and combination colors. 25¢, 256. 5%. 51.110 1111115125 ,1 i 'i N. 1% uncultirMudthe motto: article," _ the 'lndttI-T
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