"f 50‘ 0 0 0-0 it “DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT ‘ ‘ Town Assembly Hall, GraCe Bf0.'s Mr. ,V J 1 j. . ..o -090? . ... 0”0r Pay in $1.25 Pe at“ 0 4: 0 .0 O. 0 o O ‘ 01991.0...ooodooooooooo’ “z”:,,:“:..:...».».u.a“$0.90.“;o.».».»,».».o~.».».oo.u.«.«. Week and Get 0 0 Q 0 0.00.00.00.00 JOIN THE PROSPER AND SAVE SOME MONEY TO KEEP! $130.0 1’ NO MEMBERSHIP FEE—N0 FINES—AND WE PAY YOU A PREMIUM AT MATURITY. MOST UNIUQE SAVING SYSTEM EVER DEVISED bonus to get you started. Each week thereafter you pay 5: 25 and if you remain 100 weeks you receive interest at the rate oi 3f}: 0 o 0 0 o 0“.”0”¢-” WHEN \'(>l"RlC 1N NEED. ship you have. You can have as many memberships as you wish. $5 per week wil pay you $520.00. * CITY NATIONAL BA K Resources Over $1,000,000.00 3; SOUTH, NORWALK, CONN. 0.0... 9000 001-. .«.».».«.»,o o.»:«.».«.»,«:».. 59 0.! 0.»,«3 ozoozoofio:»:«:w:oo:»:n:«:uzu:nz —_ till uws 'l'hero is u grout scarcity of hick "-v mils "l‘he \vholeeulu; price for them is $4.60 per bushel. lied and may form are quite plenti- l‘ul. also ruttoone. No foxes hure been shot, but several raccoons have been captured. it ii-heurrzul of the end men of ’l‘rin~ 1 _\ llinrtt‘els will he lll‘lll this even- ) ‘.‘.'. in the club rooms: m -WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN t'ot-lu-noe. ’l‘rihe, Ni). 3:3, 1. l). R. M.. Briggennan Bros. mill llll‘t'l this evening in lied Milll'tl‘ tell for the ivgulur weekly businesa‘ . H ”1““ A group rally of the Norwalk Ep- ~"'"M—‘ Worth [leagues will be held at Durien. \l'illium Travis of Port (flit-liter, on Fridity. December 15_ 1916. The Noris‘uih League. will leave on the 7 o’clock our from the Boston More. ~——-. f'illlt'l‘ of William 'l‘ratis recently em- :duyni in the lit-vine d- liiirdu‘ick urn; blitl'“. died this week a- Among the people who limit for- lhuhinuhuni Post. No. 12. (3.. A. 11.. word hopefully towards Christmas tire .- was innit-ht in the headquarters illlllltlF'l who expect to get very few in.- Town Assembly Hall liuilding. in: Christmas presents. as they dont have Wall street. ‘to unite mnny torture of acknowledg- intuit. and Mrs. William A. (flongher have moved from their home in North Main street to New Haven. where Mr. (llouizhor in located as district mim- ‘nzer for the. Great Atlantic & l‘uclilc 'l‘on Company. deco orcheslrn—(‘atliodrnl chimes. Mrs. William ll. Tristraiu. of Nor- ‘Il'lllll, wife of tilt: carrier on Route 29, who underwent two operations in the liespitnl, one in May and the new llllll in October. is now in better health she inns enjoyed in several; —BA$KETBALL MONDAY Night. Armory. Harrison (New den i; is surprising to nee the number .‘l people who urn in m-nrch of rents .hese (lll)';i. Lornl l'eiil-ustulo men my ihnt there is a demand for rentni tedni that is mipreredentml in Nor- wnik for the mid-winter season. And about ”.300. The rooms selected comprise a. suite of tour. and one oi these will be used for n main onlce. In One ' Hundred v Weeks I r “371,:- 'W 3 ‘ ()Uit PROSPERITY ClUB lS DESIGNED To Iii-1L1" YUU gnu-'1: MUNiiY im KEEP~'i‘li:\'l‘ rm my turn .\ “rennin woman" ‘ «i if You Desire You May Withdraw Your Money Before the End of the “Period 3 The“ are no fl"35- you simply announce to the teller you would like ‘0 join our Prosperity Club, hand him 31-25. He will give you credit in a pass book for the $.25 and wil add another 51-25 for the and bonus. At the end of one hundred weeks, yen can draw $130.00 for each member- ,1 THE SENT}. ' INFORMA. "‘ PENSA. :5. ‘zl 22' Eigl‘l’ilmfl coupon IS a PROSPERITY CLUB m THIS COUPON entitles bearer to Bonus of $1.25 Credit when opening account. City National Bank o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o '3?o”1":°’ rev3“:°o“:"«“:”1”o“o°°:“o”o”r3”.°¢“:”. r .1— thie dexpite tlll‘ fuel that apartments for ion more families were «reeled during the past eleven months. ——Invnlliera, necklaces, lockete, bracelets, baby's ulgnel, stone. and wedding rings. Large selection iii, Brand's jowolry store. Green stamps given. The Young: lizidiee' ituriilury held it nuccesuful dance in Iloodner's hull. Wednenday evening. it was attend; ed in large numbers and is proved —-—--—5 Big Barglns x Kranach 82 Bach 1 Shaningcr I Gordon 1 Christie & Son I Raven & Bacon $65.00 AND UP Studwell Piano Co. n gain event in the history of llll.‘ Auxiliary. The hull was dulntily urn rnngeil for the occasion with pennants! and American tings. Fems also add i ed to the beauty of the hull. Excel] i cut music was furnished by the Me =. riuui‘ orchestra and dancing was serv-l nd until a into hour. Refreshments were dispensed. ' The State Highway (‘omniieeione and the Selectmen. oi‘ Sutmtord hm:- ncoopted the State road built by Fran oesco Valeria, which is considered 1 sey) vs..Norwallt. Preliminarygame. ' dancing. Reserved: seat sale at Don~ ) vars. M ho a good road for the amount of money appropriated for it. There 1: drainage on each side, and a founda- tion of stone six inches deep. Grades LINONIN nelly's Stationery atroo. — _ . . _ ‘bfi— For Coughs. Colds. Bronchltr . ; Vegetnhles are selling at about the -~ B - . ‘ prices? they usually bring in this sea- and General System udder son. 3 Potatoes are high, but other 25c Size ........ . ...... . 19¢ products of the farm seem reasonable 50c Size ............... 39c enough. In fact, a local housewife ' $100 Size ______________ 79c says that the high cost of living could be materially reduced if more people would turn to a vegetarian diet for 9 few days per week. Stillsnn-Poweli—G'irnorat'on MW Jug! the Thing for Christmas You may now be thinking what your son, your daughv ‘ ter or employee would like for Christmas. .‘We would suggest a savings ,hankmbook. The amount deposited attim'e of opening the .account" is for you to-rdecldc. It may be hut one dollar or as much more as you decide to make it. . "x. final common pleas enurt «today . lnlormed the . In the Greenwich courthoughlin Wu : clerks tor the Senate and House dur- ' in; tin: corms session ol-the .. Gen- .huver been made easier. corneretaken out and the road straightened. Mr Valet-lo is to do the work on the Long I huubn- l‘uhll. CHARGE GREENWICH COAL DEAL ER WITH SELLING SHORT TONS. Timothy Loughlin. the Greenwlc‘ coal dealer who is said to be wort‘ - ' 8200.000. will be arraigned heron Judgi- Walsh and a jury in the crir [t answer to the charge oi selling shov weight coal. The state police, whl made the arrest. say the weight wa short 385 pounds in towrtons.‘ Longhh'n torfleited a $800.bond last week but the court reopened his case when he pleaded he had not been utter was coming up. lined $100 but took an anneal. ll i has alreadv had three. tiiflerentrlav' I yore to represent him and he says he]; 'wtlliiglit the case to a finish. V St)”: SECURED Foe l LEGlSLATlVE otsnuef Comptroller. Morris C. Webster has made arrangementu' at the Allyn‘ House for the accommodation of the Sm I'waa'k Sit-tire our ”magnum. The mom will he .. Every'musi‘cr-lover should ask Santa . \ for a Victroln Beeline ngioti-oln in dingy jnstrumt in tho world that an brigacverymufio—loverhinhvaito mule. nudged by tho gun-t artists in the world. Prohhlyyou I whore-cl $0an lover of music. Come in and see in about a Vion'olo._ If you no _ inmtodinmyhrmlotum ' youhowreollgmyoflnuof ; \ 4.4. regiment». 1 7 .sztSNM an l KEELER’S PRACTICAL , GIFTS This year make the gift both practical and useful—surprise the one who receives with a remem- brance least expected and show your greater thoughtfulness. 'A pair of fur and ribbon trim- med Julieta will please her and comfy slippers will gratify him. or a pair of fin: silk spots. for her, and Black or Tan Romeoq' for him would certainly be “differ- ,cntl” Hunting Shoes 0r Rubber Boots for boys, Dancing Slippers of Colored Shoes for girls. Pic- ture “Comfys” for children, in colored boxes. and "Rabbit” Slip- pers for infants. Plenty of other happy sugges- tions. all. appropriate and worthy . of the day. at the Shoe Store of the Yule-Tide Spirit. KEELBR’S ShoeStore " opfiu‘ nvnumos. ’— .-:’,_ u— .—-—' g».
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