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Holidays
Good Chance for leh
Cigars. 12 in box
Cigars, 25 in box
Cigars, 50 in hex
,7, .v-ravw'witrrw'r . -v-
. 0" limit 2 . '5. “lememyyc-WIW
Tobacco in‘ jars, 1 pound andi
half pound
CANDY
Fancy Box, in 2 pound box
Fancy Bow. in t pound box
Half pound box
'And all lrinds 0f Fruits and
Vegetables in season.
Tel 1522 your order.
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35 Van Zant St.
East Norwalk
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Jnhn D. Reddy. of Cove avenue,
‘ 111ml Thursday in New York City
where he underwent a slight opera-
lion.
John :E. O'Sullivan celebrated his
Jrlrflrday anniversary today. Mr. O’Sul
.1113!) received the congratulations of
his many friends.
Miss h‘mnces Roberts is expected
to return to her borne on Hawkins ave.
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James F. Baker was a visitor
\lew York city on Saturday.
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"1L D. C. has returned to her homer
after spending several days at her; A m
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usical society hut; been formed
ten during the part week,
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accompanied on her return trip by ibject bein , both i . “‘5
' whom a ea
~this Ida Belle Kleinfelter. wsue ~socially is well as musif,‘}.:lh:“gfi
rentals and heads~ Mrs. S. . ’
-nd George (‘antrt il, Expo to T111333;
o-operation of every one in the town
J who can sing. whether much or little:
i't‘o matter where they live, or where
RowaytOn Methodist Episcopal Church Ailey are, provided each one will take
Notices i glese::ousllly-—‘bexas regular as is pessi-
. _ ' n? verse 5, and are sincere in
‘Sundéy' December hillt- their desire. for advancement in music.
Mornm'! wol‘sll‘il 9‘ 10330 3' m. pus-
} l‘lioius work is the main thing. the
tor's sermon subject is. “The Power foundation. And for that, all who can
of Sacrifice.”
"1“” a tune." and are willing to
Sabbath s‘hool at 11:50 a. m. The
learrrl, “l'eli‘llflblv. .‘Jo matter how
“m the v i w . , _
"menu is from Revelations 21:1-«13-14 009' it M" tell 1“ d ”‘0"
122-27:22tl~5 eub‘ect. “The Holy Citv.
us. And out of a number ’of even
prorth league at 6:45 p. In. The
r’h. Vre meeritk attended the
moral of her grandmother, the late
Mrs. Charles G. Lawndes.
small voices, will be found material
for cantalns. chorus, concert work in
. fl . . "‘ , l. both in the solo a (1 th. ll-
inplc is Conditions to Answered (“Pm n e a
.. essential chorus. So let us get togeth-
V’N‘Y” The leader is Mr. Eugene er, and form an association of Sing
Cushman. ers ln‘Darien, such as other towns
have. Such an association always
lilllltt‘u fertile benefit and enjoyment
of all. whether we sing or listenimt
us start with simple music, secular
'r relig‘ous. until or» ."re used to sing.
Evening worship at 7:30, All me’m-
hers of the. church and all people in-
terest-ed in the coming of Dr. Irvine
are urged to be present. The subject
Johnna. matte mu arriving in
.puuult a but home too late.
i Folks who watched the descending
ithe earth with a white mantle,
:MVe been interested in the sysi
item planned by Highway Superin-l
‘tendmt Robert N. Greene, for clear-l
,lng the sidewalks this winter. when-5
,evar the snowfall is four inces‘ or
. more. Contractors have been engaged
ienouilskcs yesterday. and covered 3 bu. N0. 2 Nut Coal ..
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sA'roRDAY, DEC. :6, 1915 '
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"c act. mad twat.” l I
31.00
“V“. EFFRON ’00., Inc.
3 Rowan St.
who will hue the walks cleared for
4the benefit of commuters and school
pupils by 8 a. m. whenever the snow-
fall is of any consequence. Glen-
brock and Springdele sections will be
included in this year's scheme, it
bring the first time these portions of
town have had this advantaee and.
NM“ routes have been considerably.
David W Raymond
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27 wnsHINGTOu 81’
new are news BUlLDING l
lei-ethened, additional
having been engaged to. this vear.
vn that [his serv‘ce. which is one, of:
whicl; Dsrien may be peculiarly
proud. since even in cities house-l
holders are obliged to clear their nwnl
\I'plhs Mir»... My... than no". ml
R. S. Bates will have a route to cover
in the Rowavton section. Zimun Mas-
on three routes in Darien env'e“ 1'
P. Skelten three routes in Noroton:
Md the Helwhts. 0. S. Moore one in;
(lienbrook. n’nd M, C. Fahev one in‘
Q'v‘iwdaie. Besides John A. Fair-
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
‘ut Piper. Best Work, Belt Price; ‘
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GIFT JEWELRY _
Attractirie Pieces of Jewelry far Women, Young Girls
and Men. ‘
La Vallieres—Fine gold chains with pendants,
, , _ _ 50¢. $1.00 and 81.50
‘ngerre Clasps—Sterling srlver and gold tops, '
25¢ and 50¢
Sets of 2 and 3 Pins—Sterling silver, gold tops and colored
stones .............................. 25¢ and 50¢
Brooches-Assorted designs, with and without stones,
25¢. 50¢ and $1.00
Hat Pins—Fancy gold tops and colored stones.
' 25¢. 50¢ and $1.00 a pas-
Men’s Tie Clasps—Gold tops . ..................... 59¢
Men's.Scarf Pins—Gold tops with colored stones .. 50¢
Infants’ Sets of a Pins—With chains . ............ $1.00
Infants’ Neck Chains—With small gold hearts,
5011‘ and $1.00
Infants’ Bib Holders—Sterling silver and gold finish.
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J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
“""k" “1 “heaved to break the roads:
for vehicular traffic whenever condi-7
“MK render it necessary.
Dorian Farm Bun-u Committee
Bova' and (WW Club Work 1
At a meeting 0' the. Thirinn I'tlm""ll-'
tee of the. Fairileld (‘ounlrv Pawn B‘r-l
renu held at the heme of director it ‘
(‘. inter. “'edrcerlv'v night. plans“
for,
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons}
for the evening meditation is, “inter-
cesslon."
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. mid-week
nveycr service The subject for the.
5evening is. “Evident-er of The Holy
int; in hurts. and together: :r‘ways re-
membering that nothing stands still;
we rurvxt either go backward or for
ward. Let us take the latter wey. :md
trite we r motto-~~“llp‘verd and On-
\\'avd, always sotrrething beyond."
"'""‘ med» which ‘le lead tn the car
New on M rem—2‘ mi new agricultur-l
al I'lnb work during 1917.
The following members of the oom'l
With all Cash Sales
. Wine and energy the teachers
The l-ltut- of ~\‘lr'“'t "0""V wl‘n ""Iv
Spirit‘s Presence."
Fridav tvening at 7:45 p. to. 0mm. "llflrt'v'l with nnrlnru “an... m. N.
runs entertainment by the Sundov "‘"W‘t‘ni' "‘ "m “M" o‘ "cm‘vw
Pie“ 9t PV-‘Ilrrnnnn sud was nnhtinutu.
school it is expected to cornb'ne this
entertainment with :r social good time
that will ma"e for the hormone“ bt'
.evvrybody. At no little sacrifice of
have
until the win-"uni ‘ln-rn Munch i“
rhurgull w=|h ‘r'lvinn q‘rqr" ’v‘lqn‘u ‘(‘
the age of Adeline “were ‘4 eb‘eln-
lippv‘eur fv-"rn 'l‘nrv-r
W1“ nrrm-tnr‘ \rn-w
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)m and his! height “n4 nfintiuv-.‘t‘ t'wn‘r
Wedding tt‘lp. hnvlnt: cloned {rem
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‘0‘an l‘flluv-ninw 'V‘l‘h\ "ow v
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prepared the children for this enter-
tainment "and it is hoped that all par-
nnit: and friends of the school will Bridgeport. of which city ‘v‘th W“:-
l rnnldnnm Thu u'ul ,. mus,"- in is",
b“ presen ‘ - derrghter oi the director of « “*‘Il'm
”“— " Wrt orchestra of which "M'h “We
Rowavto" 'BIM'“ chum“ violinist and he vol-wan was n'nn
Sunday, Dec. 17.19“). m. Tn... club-Wur‘w' M N. ..
Morning worship at 10:30. The license in Nmmlu. our mm New”
its when [he wit-P: 3"" WW ’r‘“V‘I'"" ""'
children's semen will have tor
subleot “The Cross." .
The theme of the morning semion is
to be “Gifts for the King."
11:50 the Bible school -will
on thVVE‘. “V tin-“Hiring fn'wplv ’lq tn lun-
eL'e upon arriving at the lncnl Torr“
llull. they obtained 0"" “NM” -~ ‘
were at mice mar-vied ‘w "
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meet
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rn'ttt‘e "were. n‘r’uent' director R. C ,_._..___._
Lestt’r. Dr. H S Nell-mu. sum of.
eel‘ttols. lnweq F. William!" Mr. R.‘
Mrr. nunnimnhuuh. Mr nonw ni
BMW and James to Williarm. editors
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,Azrlcultllml enmmmm were, ole-i
"'-"‘I‘" end it WM: r'Ev‘N‘d "'al the,
i...» no 9.“- nnnnmnrnhin nmf'llflf‘ of
hymns" fl“ n oh‘lntlv (-nynnrn'l‘l'll ~b‘ls-!
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabetn Sta.
'“‘ the lack of common farming ln-l
tow-oer would ”alto lt impractical tnl
..-.. on work along agriculture”
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Prvq' 12nd wirlu' olrlh wnrk wag pml
..,....u w \tr lumen P. Williams and
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Phone: 833-1533
Certificate and Coupon Free
us \n-rIc—rm nu! nftny- notonded dtunuq.
--‘-m A? U-n Mnnnnltlnn it won vntfld '0
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"e "“v work it Wow further do-
"iv'nd "wt 'vw‘u ulv-n'd he nixed to
r ’ 'A ‘ "ml Mutiny-thin.
(‘Nmmitteeu were appointed to take
care of details.
The county agent will nuclei the 1‘s—
‘ "r“ltee in carrying out the
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‘ Stenographer
(male) Wanted
Also Bookkeepers and Stcnog-
Mrs. I. Bresev
Next to Post Office
Announces a big 10-DaySaie.
Here is an excellent oppor-
tunity to buy Xmas gifts at
reduced prices.
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These are the Fashions Approved by Paris
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nuo‘today where. she will spend the m study about “Tho Hnly City." Rev.
Christmas holidays, 21. um Sunday the. attendunce
Judge John Keogh received the reached! the blob water mark for the
hearty conL'ratuiations of his nose season. May "1’" l)“ 9V9“ 3 “WWW
“pliers, male and female.
Worn by the Leaders of Society
CALL and let us tell you ‘ ’
watch for 'l‘uesdwv’c r’vertise—r
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clates yesterday. when be celebrated number present tomorrow. , S . a
his birthday anniversary. i 3:30 the. Junior Sof‘iutv of Cnristian' l, . 1. . ,(‘ of the plendrd Chances ”
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. Miller, Miss ”“1me wdlumeet. ”Mfr. mm}? M l me 1t for C rlstmqs (DPC' ”'8 : now . ~rt
“Mamie Brennan and Daniel poring of brecht. Topic The Angel a Song. ‘ GPO“
6:45 the weekly devotional meeting } ,r
Mtflorwalkh have been
guests or'Mrs. Donnie 0. Chase an
yum. Charles .Scoiield at Brookvlew
form, Hillside street. Weston. .
Thelma avenue‘car had some dim-
culty in passing over the Washington
dinner
d of the C. E. Society. Topic "Big JobsZ
Awaiting Us." E. 3:1-14 Leader Mrs:
A. B. Cleverley. l
Evening worship at 7:30 with Lime:
mnn ly 'he. ens-tor on “Seeking and“
East Indie Tee Co-
Men ill Business:
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College
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htrect bridge this morning. The. rails Finding l ‘ 4‘ f ‘M .
were especially slippery at the, point All are wo‘come at the (hutch olig el. 37l “WNW-P" '9'“
in front of Hunter's cigar store ‘sna “‘9 09"“ D‘g‘ n mum ! South Nor-walk
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it was only after two or more flying the ,- ._- -_. ‘ ~ ~____",_ ' ”hm, an” Pt. r
' starts. the «.1 could glt‘t 'by it.
Young Buckley put up a good fight
‘vas‘aiurrt Young Rivers last evening and
gave more than he. lock. Buck is an
East Norwalk led and this is the first
time ha ha appeared in the ring. He
Wednesday evening at 7:45
monthly missionary meeting and the
Home M'ss‘ons. leader Mrs. Engone
Ambler will arrange the program and
have charge. ot'the meeting.
Friday evening at 7:45 the Christ-
Dainty Underwear
JWe Do l‘urni'
inment tor the Sunday . . . , .
was very clever lent-evening and RN mas enterta ' , , .. o . , . ,
' era was no match for him. school. A pleasing PM?” has been . “t! m at , l {S ture Repair,“ They are Reproduced m , . I
m... Janet-”of Stamford, is visiting arranged by the °°mmm°e ”r ”"" - , . l ‘ PlC'l'ORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS eon .lA‘lsUARY
herniated. Mm. Hannah Seymour. of "PM“; - ' - The Only Patterns with Clan in Every Lino
liownn street.
Under the nusnlcen of the Mayflow-
.er Hook and Ladder Compnnv and the
' East Norwoik Improvement Associa-
3:: EJVZXISSCfld:'i-lllin “Yij'il'hjllra'fir Th‘cril‘will he no evening service. Dainty mOdels 0f NIGHT GOYINS' ENVELOPE send a card or phone ‘ .
flawer‘s ousrtertr. ’ in gspil-e of the Tire lWort’l'nm will con'ilst of a. CHEMISE, COMBINATI NS. CA JISOLES, CORSET Ste . h l' 2 ._ (leaning .( H,
storm. over three hundred entliusics-
tic diners were present’to do justice
to the runner. The supper itself. was
.most delicious. it consisted of oyster
new, oysters on the half shell, baked
oysters, cold meats, potatoe salad.
‘ ' tallied beans. relishes. pelly. pumpkin
and mince pie. coffee and cheese. The
cooking of th'h delicious menne was
done by the members oi! the Improve-
' gnu chairman of the association com-
'!tlttee appointed to carry on this a!-
‘Iair and the Mayflower committee are
“ his follows: W .Taylor. Harry Water-
bury. Milvin H. Waldron, Ernest Ko-
Jheckl. R. E. Morrison, Stephen Stone.
The Men's Class. of th Mmh
Episcopal Church. will ,study-tomor
row “The. new city than John son
on the‘lsland of Patmus." Scion!
tells -uB‘.tbnt radium is the cause r
fire Intense heat. of the interior i
.lhe earth, and the“; this hctrt wou‘
grow until it became so great that
would burst out. and the earth l‘
come a burning gas ball like our. so
This would be the incandescent try
Radiation would expend «this heat.
, new crust would form and the ear'
begin all over aiminfl'l‘his is wh-
, . ,we see in the planet of Jupiter or
inflaturn-‘worldln just. beginning 4
cool. World’s do not, die, but chant
- slowly. and prolwhlv the inhabitant
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“highest development when the cr
chine. ,end‘ everything“ Per-lsh‘éli.‘ Ju'
limbs! John shrill .
old heaven and earth, and the comic
bathe subject of d
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merit Association. Mrs. R; E. Morrison
* ‘ ‘-.- of Jupiter and Saturn were. at the“ '
'lyt'gthoptrsmlg'of e» . .
£5 jig"!-
On Christmas Sunday Dec. 24th the
children are to have a large piece in
’ the morning service tit 10:30.
Tire Christmas program'wiil be giv.
Sunday ai'trrecon at 4:00 and
Christmas Cantata “Merriam." to be
rendered by the choir. assisted by n
“umber oi the young people of the
church. ”
The church is looking. forward with
keen anticipation to the special eer-
vlces which are to begin on Sunday,
Tenvarv 14th. Rev. A. H. Rott'twell of
Danbury, is to be the preacher and
has had great success in evangelistic
work
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Sentinel Advs. pay. F'l‘ry one.
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WEEK'KNFP
If daintiness and utility are your goal in gift selection
you will find both in these crisp. new Undermuslins at at- _
tractive prices.
COVERS, Etc. prettily trimmed with fine laces, hand e11-
broidery and ribbons. The-“ are styles in. both white and
flesh ranging from very simple to very elaborate models.
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and Upholstering
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give estimate
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Formerly known at Bridgeport Steam Dyeing .1. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dunn. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
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