new Book
By Patten Beard
orie's Literary Dolls“
Line Of
, DRY GOODS
,. Will Find Here for Christ-
mas Gifts.
South Norwalk.
EATHER FORECAST.
t for Norwalk 11nd \‘irinity'
ly fair tonight
’l’he Isouthern storm l‘fl.‘ more-d
1 northeastllald 11.111111- 1113 last
, hours and is now central oil the
e coast. 11 1.111 Id 111111. winds
the coast with snow from \‘ir-
Into New Jersey and 11‘ :11 on the
I « - Massachusetts cons-1.1 \\e.\i
disturbance which is 11111111111 111-1111
C 1 leaning lmSt‘lllI'Il “earlier he-
. the Rocky Mountains and the
.; pip'pi river. The temperaturer
0V in nearly all tllr‘rll‘it'ls vast 1:1'
Ithclty mollntains. Whit» liner,
1: a, reported 4‘; below 2.1m. Moor-
"Minn. 30 below; and 1114111211111,
15., 24 below. 11‘1'1'1711114 11-111111-1'11-
,..wlih killing frosts, were report-
ssrar 1113th a..- Florida.
Fut'h of 1111
{lip (1nd (-f the w.r-011
standard on
*0 1111311 is g1ven 1111
. on the results. Rom 1111111111113-
. BIB are made as to 1111111 treatment
1 Improve the vision, but thzre is
hing compulsory about the recom-
titan.
0 Price of Fame," Palace to-
--FOR XMAS—
Bottles, Perfumery, Foss
'Iuyler’s Chocolates, plain
fancy boxes.
‘Ishnd’owell-Corpora‘ion
.:w-n'- .'."..
N orwalk
and \Vt'dllt'.‘-' . ..
t. Areport to 111.11 11:111- nts 1.1 111111111, C
r—‘d‘ton't fat! to see Marc 11100971110“ 111v no. 1mm
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hlba‘l‘kfihm
Just six days between now
abOut
holiday shopping? Will you
and Xmas. How
let us help you? Here are
suggestions for the man and
the
receive with honest pleasure.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norwalk
boy. . Thing's they will
a
It‘hvsn‘r S. School; and Philip N.
Knapp will continue manners of the
\l'aywood (lolt‘ (‘luh, \\'llli‘ll has 5110- 7
corded the “"1111 llurn l‘luh, Other
Norwalh members 01' the old Vl't't'1
liurn (1111: have not yet signified their“:
inlvntions. ‘.
.\1111‘t' .\lt'l‘»=rlnotl
oi Fame," 1‘1111111- to‘
wDon't tail to st-e
in "'l‘lll' l’l‘ll't‘
day.
John Hanninun, conductor 111‘ 1111-
local trolley lines, who was injured
.~-:'\'eral days ago when his 1'111'1111'1 11111
rails in Main street,
is anttiil' along
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nicely,
1: r1 sumo his dutiI s.
21'» Augustus to John and Mario """"“
P11111111 _ . BOY SENT TO ELLlS ISLAND
i‘it llutlt 111. to Maria 1.1111 Emily
SKI-up. , .
".57 Frank in .lih‘tlill '.1ll11 l'IllzabellIIAlm°UQh Wealthy His Father wa‘
llua. ' Stricken With Apoplexy on
'.‘f «llussnll In Ult‘a and llvi‘ a \mund Board Ship
St‘ll. - 1 v . r , I,” 1. . 7.1.,
'llill‘l'y to Arthur and llora ('nm : 5““ 101111. D9" 15' (“1” \‘l'
lth. idez Alvarez. the llyear-old son of
:5 Jenni:- lo Mli'ltm'l and N11111: illlanuel Valdez Alvarez, a leading dry-
. Lyml’l- ”II goods merchant with a Itt'ing of slot 11
'3‘ ““0"“ 'l' 1” “11.1.1411 ““1 ‘mwitlu'ounhout Spain. was taken into 1:1
1C"\1~I\ store in Noiwalk that hopes
Winnipaukn 34
Ihrouin; 11.1111 from tho 11111-11 pl:11for111.l 1,
but Its yet 1111'si "
Helen Gertrude Andrews.
1~—Iiari'y Francis
Hattie Florence Sturges.
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lawn Clerk Smith’s Records Show
Forty BirthleIirtHour Deaths
and Twentyfive Marriages
Frances Sterlin-b.
l ~Roland Duncan Waters
1 11111112. Caroline Jacobsen.
i G-risaao Lewis Doolittle and Mary
J. E. Lockwood.
Mary Sicinberg.
TH‘John llcnry Wi'hrle
C, James.
5 lliwb‘abato Novello and Resin Amor:
..(1ording to the vital statistics for, 0550-
11.1 II onth or ;\o\ember, Norwalk in 1 .
creased its population 11.1 5111 people
'1‘11111 111111:- in births, :14 deaths dur- I.
in: 11111 month. -"l‘he1'e \1'1119 2» mar‘ ,
ringer \1'111111 is rather a large numi
and Olive
b11111 Wargo.
ZEV-VJohn A. Gruner
Kramelzck.
‘.‘Jr—l‘filliam Clark Elzea
and Annie '
111-1 for this Season of the year. The6 1,1'11. Gerin. I .
11.111 statistics follow: 2“. “Hilton Kris'usik and l'auhne
Births. l KIajatk . , .,
N111. l: 5~l).111iel \‘ellothv and L. May Gil-
] Antonio to Angelo and Mari Fed b91l-' 1
eriI-i. . ."r—Edwin Antonio Schneider HlldI,'I;
2 11.11;»- 12. 11) John 1111.1 Elizabeth Mandelona A. St‘liaub. '
Rollers. iiiwdohn Gregory Richardson andI
2v Margaret to intro and ’l‘erez Sol ' Laura “9561? Meehau.
1.11 i Trlitllltlllll‘ Nardo and Theresa Le-
I-—ll1len to louls and Flora Marla Morte. - .
mgr, lfiil~l.awrence 1.. Iledell and Louisa
1: :l1aymond ’l‘. to llarry and Ida (it"‘lmdl‘ Werner. ’
1.. 11911111111. ‘29 Sltlltllf’ll W. Lengyel and Anna
llleranIcs l’. to Louis 1;. and Edith.’ Kerekcs.
A. Hartman 3(1»~John Berry and Charlotte James.
1:; 111111.111 1:. lo 111111111111111 111111, iiil'--C|1url1'ii Edward (‘arwll and
Edith 3.1.1..” . 1 P1211111 Margaret llalas.
1;: rlldward 11‘. to George and l,.11(')'I1“"*i“01'B‘9 3- NN“ find MM." E-
1m” Moor-r (married 111 llanbun.) .
137 Madeline to 111.11“, and Madeline 1:” Joint Manny and Frances Ansuto.
11W, ”ll: Roy 1). Eli, (‘arson and Julia I1.
*1 ~.\lar.v 1‘, to .lllbt‘pli 1.1111 Mary 1‘ i N‘l‘mk- .
Moore. .Z'il :11arry J. (‘lurlr and Florence M. .
;' Girl to l-‘erdand Alllq Conley. Smith. ‘ '
l-.. “ "1"“ 111.; Island today from the Spam”! ll"
Reid and (‘190 Ridmloy
this. week, as required by] 1‘“ and Dr in “The Yellow Pawn," llegunt, to-
ward expected to lllllsll it before nlgbtt -
The body of an elderly man, “elim-
cd to be John Hayes, fonnorh of Port
hestcr , but tnor.1 recently of Green
With was found in the Water off By-
ran‘. Shore, Saturday, while the tide
was low. Some lioys made thr1 dis-
covery 111116 the authorities note in-
for 1111111 that the body of n 1111111 11111 on
submerged. It was
removr d to a morgue and later was
identified as Hayes, who disappearedi
pnrrm Iimn mm from the home of rela-
tlves in Greenwich.- It is believed
"like, Cameras, .Enlarging that he fell into the water and was 10—Allen John Walterhouse,
era's, Photo Supplies, Ther- um. ..
-'(' 1.1-..1talIy.
——A GOOD GIFT FOR A BOY
A Shudder Car. 11 will go a mile a
minute It sells for $6. Let us show
you, Donnell)" s the agent 16 and 31
. 80. Main street.
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Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
South Norwalk Savings Bank. /. .
At a meeting of the Board of . .
Directors of this bank, held this
day, a dividend to depositors was
declared at the rate of four (4)
per cent. per annum from the
earnings of the six months end-
ing Dcc.3r,1916.
This dividend will be entered ._
on pass-books and paid on and -
after January 10, 1917.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD,
December ‘18, 1916.
.29—Guiseppo P011221, 75 years. three
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g l: Alerandor Mgi-lllioim. I
Sherwaod and .
-t»l.\‘illis Harry Morrell and Grace I
and,
Frank Joseph Lambert and Anna if
‘tS"SlPl)lan Joseph Evan and Eliza-‘.,;
and Cart)» I ”1'
hem today.
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THE STORE
op nu .
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3 Stores . ' " " 1 Open Every,
. _ Evening
in one. This Week.
No stairs Free Auto
. ~ Delivery
to Climb. . Everywhere
A Store of a Thousand Useful
Christmas Gifts
Hoosier ‘Kitchen Cabinets \ Tables Costumers
Cedar Chest Smoking» Stands Waste Paper Baskets 3.:
Shirt Waist Boxes Mahogany Sewing Tables Rockers 6
Statuary . Morris Chairs Ranges 1.
FIOOr Lamps Parlor Suites Mattresses 2,1
Boudoir Lamps I Davenport Beds Umbrella Stands .1
Pictures Tapestry Chairs TelephOne Tables
Silk Comfortables Leather Chairs Music Cabinets
WoolemBlankets Ladies‘ Writing Desk Chilioniers .
Rugs Dres=ing Tablet. Dresserq
Furniture Parlor Mirrors Pedestals
Extra Specials for Christmas
4 Piece CHILDREN’ S PARLOR SUITES, white enamel, consisting of Chair
Settee and Table all for 53ccial price of ....... .34 50 A wdndcrful value.
Rocker,
WEATHER A YEAR ‘AGO 1-0,. 111v sh'm‘ of the tours bu~inessi tor-(‘.oodwiu 1 to 1.11151 \‘l’, and Gus 1 .
. II 1 . ~ 1 - - 1- .., .1 5” Humor: Alres, in port from (atli'l. . a
" TODAY- I that thr1 Christmas shoppers bring, 10.. “21:05:! 3, l‘harirs 11nd I'IllZKIb1‘1111‘Y11ungAlrnrez'u father 2“.“ carried DOLLS FOLDING GO- ARTS, steel frame, leatherette hood. SPeCial ............
'.WmliicraturczI Low, 28: 111.211. has 1.1111. 11011111.:- 111 work, and all of: pen...“ IMOW on a mmn" WNW {mm , Others from ............... .............. 39¢ 11. $53 50
r“ llnSCtllL‘tl. “—— 111,:m 111:1: prI'iImod for a week of g‘t‘oal, ll" “1115...“, lo ““er ”1.1 lumndillmmplexylmd141k?" mm a hospital. . 1
1 '"“”’” 11111211110811, "10 stores were never so - 1“ ~ . . : - : . ~
« . ~ . The United Slates lmmlfirfill‘m 1““ {1 we 11 ver beautiful for dimn com 131:. S (:13 ' a
_ . :‘well ““ka and they are more M. {L511IIIIPItIiI12IPla to Martin and “inmmlpcrmlts no alien under 16 yours 11! AIR FERN With 0 1’ r Y E 1‘ ta De 1 ............ 49¢
._ - tractive titan ever. . 2 . . . . 1 up: .
' : 8:».lames h. to James and Mary 11311 to land unless incompanlod 1y
, ‘ ——\'lctrola.< are selling fast at Don- Carmella. parents or legal guardian and the im- ‘ CUT GLASS
' 11011145. and It will be well to [)11100-17—Glndys-M to George mm 11.111111 Intonation ”WNW 31.111111 that 111111111 A fine selection of Cut Glass. Extra special. Your choice . $1 00
—~— - ~~—— your order now and delivery will 1119‘ ’ Hartrlghl. l 1 M 01" the ('ll‘cllltl' “am.” he had no (\[lu‘l‘ .-'
.:1-«4.th i“ a jewelry “msml‘” Sec made Sunday 01' MOM“? “3 yo“ “1“." 6_I;(11;‘():‘ to I110 1n am an on icourso to pursue than lost-ml the 110;. . . . ,
W" window. choose, 14 ~\'111.'1: I". Tto 11111-1- and Jessie to Ellis island. I ‘ : '
9‘1, and. Mrs. Rufus R. SOlIGCll, form- only lllt.‘ spt‘llkt‘l' and ill“ svl‘l‘t’lttl‘y l‘lt‘lldllclls l RPpl‘t‘SPnlllllV33 OI Vill‘lOUS Ni‘\\' 0 S or t e 1. re“
[9'15" 0: this city, are the ”mud par~ of the organization. in addition to 11 at. “my" 1‘ l” (worn? and Natl" \ork dry goods concerns tondcrel 1 . .
W Of a halby girl born 0“ Thursday. few Darieu people. appeared at the ., ox. . any bond that might be requiml '111' ‘i _ .
“'53 makes M“ ““d M” ““3“ 5°" Methodist Church, in Darien, Friday 0 Jofmtmnh “mm H .1111] “a”? the government, but their effort wrfi Cradles Automobiles .I IB’ool ITablcs Velocrpcdcs
133k: 0’ Arch 3”“:- great grandpar- night when the snow storm wa's mg 21 ------ 1191110 to Bela and Agnes Kornes. ‘0! no avail. According to the NW1" ‘RSled DollsI Beds ‘5. OlINllng Alleys Baby. Walkers
,,,,, . 1,... [or t‘..' “dung,“ raid of up», ‘.Ilwlfilizalwth to Joseph and lezio figurative“ of local firms Aidan.” has Fl DollsI Chc‘lrsI Swrng BassmetsI . Rocking Horses
"31189131 X11135 (”“191 i“ ”‘9 tut: Not-walk Group of leagues. The at l Ex” :1 credit of $500 000 in New ”Turk and Shoo YS Rocking Chin's Dolls Parlor Suites Baby High Chairs
”MI (11.00 h” was called off 16- '.‘ll}1l0 in. Bermudian and Jusophlrw owns {my dry goods stores in Burce- Kiddie Horses Dolln, Doll Carriages Nursery Chairs
. . . I ' ' ' out I 1 u' 11 ' . '1: ' ' '
William H Bertme “l \9“ Canaan, —Luvalllcrs necklaces lot-11015,: :‘Ii Marguvrlta to Enrico and Lucia 10““: Madrid cadil' Malnlgl. 29?“: 5 Joy Wagons Dolls -..lg.. Chang Iffl'h Malls Carriage R°b¢5
h” purchased on ”Pym mm or land bracelets, baby .1 sinner stone and; Fuhrlzzio. and other places 1111 Spam. I11" :1: oII .. I
mm of about. forty acres. in , , r . 1.1 H , :t 151 \'-'.1rna l). to William and (‘larn his annual visit to 11s storr1 n 1111111. 1 —
I: 1 13, the to of West Moun- ““1th rings In gt ‘ H 111 ‘ Parks when stricken. 1
cafe on D‘ b d Brands jenelry store. (lroou stamps l-‘dward m Al‘rrd and Ruth l o a... ' o
“in. with l-WO houses ”‘0 urns an given. Washington 51.,811. .\’or'.\\alk l lC‘hasv. ' i ,___._............ I '
yarlous outbuildings, adjoining the o s are that lurk-91 will he? lll"L'lll‘1llt‘l' m Manuel and Mabel BURLINGTON RAILROAD OFFI- I .
lndirati n . I 0
“we!” of Mr And=rson The pm .i “t as hi li-III'iced for Christmas in2 (ll’lll‘l' l “A" DEAD 1 ~
4‘s known as the ‘l‘oI't of )liss- 1}“ ‘ . Ig . , _ f ‘ T1 in, '1ii"11 ”.‘." Gladys I). 11: Andrew and Sigma LINCOLN. Cebu D00: 19:"? E- Cl“- l . ~. ‘ ':
1118.. Mon" and diretth acIoss the toad Norm?" “’1" “In" or 1‘“ 1”" lhgt'l .11'..u.:011. I‘lIII 127'129-131 Washington St. Phone IOS- i"
, . ' ' . Also, t 11' int ioat 0115 are. 0011 tuflr't’ » - .-, ; :. , , .. s. . . 1:: - . . “’1." .m
fin“ the mansion 0f lamos flakes. Proprietors will not have as many tur-i 1‘ “lil‘n‘rlfL m ( oorgo 111,1 “1m ASK FOR MEET mm norm... mmmma- . and..." hem: 3.0:}; mm
v—w'l‘onight. Great DIDN‘T?” Bil?“ keys in $10.11 for Christmas as may; Rh—Arthur W. to \rthur 11nd (‘ath :I‘ORH IGK'sifi .. » -..-_ --~ ..-. -._...__...~....,.._.s. ~~: «w» --
Trinity Young Mens Club Parish 111111 for Thanksgiving. “Only a itiol' “1 "Will“ “0“") lbort chief engineer of the 111mm
its“ Thirds 35° and .ac - makes the sanu- mistake 11111110." ‘ ‘ .‘Ildlsulilllll? “”1” and Alice} THE ORIGINAL Burlington and thm‘l’ Railroad SYS' .
School children me 11111111: tested —\l'alla('o ‘ I Dea‘hs 3 MAI-TED MILK ‘ i tom, died at his country home W91“ santa Claus InVIIBS
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11101111111, or.” substitutes coat vow wu- 11‘
seven days. l-_.~
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l months," .7 11.1.1'5'. .
E ~l—~<.\li(luwl Paulmic 115 years, 11"
months. “’
1 .'1—~ .lolinmia llnhcrthrvn, 46 years.
6 (yrus I‘ PaI'kI,
months six days.
I 7—-Geor"n Murray, 60 yours, one day.
l S --Edl\'nr(l F‘I'nllcis Monahan. sornni
' yours. five months. three daysi
S—Cornelia Russell, 77 years, 10‘
months. 30 days. . Ii
S—Fernando L. Van Sony. 56 years. .,
five months, eight ddys I
S—Mary Jane Sprague, 88 years, do"
months, 23 days.
52 years, 10
two
months. 21 days.
IIO—Everett Judd Crofut, 66 years,
i five months, five days.
lZ—Margaret Goodman Hartford, 79
years, 11 months 15 days.
llwfrugustus Frederick Henry, 54
years, 10 months, two days.
its—Joseph Cornell, 63 years,
month 17 days.
15—~Jolm Paulsnn, 40 years.
17~Paul G. McQuillau four years
18—Elmer Hans, five years, 1111:
months. 28 days. .
18-‘Sa1'a11 Elizabeth Berlell, 60 years,
one 11101th six .days.
Bil—Elizabeth .0’,Connor 68 veers
21-—John I. Ilyland, 44 years,
month, 13 days .
21——Oscar William Redling. 29 years
seven months ,three days.
2'.-Stepl1en Feher, one year.
months,11 (lays.
23«——Fr'ancis It. Leonard, 19 years. 9
months, nine days-.‘.,
B4——George W. Cables. 45 years, two
1 _ months, 11 days.
"l—-.luliu Ferris, 85 years. six months.
19 days.
..5~Sophin A. Peck, 84 years,
1nonlhs£..7days .
filo-Joseph 'Mlchael O'Neil, 34 years.
Z7-erunda Scallzl, 31 years, seven
months, four days.
~Mndellne Santaag, 33 years, one
month, 28 days.
28—~Willla.m A. Curtln, ,66 years, 11
months, ngne days.
29—11. A. Roberts, 34 years,
months, 10 days.
0110
one
four
Bros. 1,
fl ve
two
months. 27 days. .
30~Mnbal P. Green, nine months, 30
' a
days.
Briggerman Bins.
SAMOSET ~ '9
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lII CHRISTMAS
- BOXES' _
,i,lb 2 bs., Sibs.
Briggerman
All the Boys and Girls
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‘ the boys and girls to see and to find what they want for
l Christmas. Here are a few things of interest:
1 Automobiles . .$5. 50 to $10.50
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DollCarriagcs...."“ . .. 49c to $5.00
Ez-zprecsWagons..............‘......... .$r.25to$4.5o
Coastchagons.................. ..... $4.50 and $4.98
, “ Carpenter Tools 25c to $2.98
‘ Trunks ....................... 25c to $1. 50
SERVICEABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Carpet Sweepers, Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Percolators,
Savory Roasters. Bread Makers, Food Choppers, Coffee.
Mills, Brar s Jardinieres and Fern Dishes, Cut Glass and
' l Fancy China.
I ‘ Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 10692 25 Washington St.
\ Prompt Delivery. South Norwalk
$l. 25 My FLOUR 89.901111].
Crown ASte; Brand .Flour' 1n sanitary paper lined sacks.
‘ Try this—You will like it.
Jones’ or Pillsbury’s Flour. ., . Bag $1.30, Bbl. $1035
Fancy Maine Potatoes Per pk. 49¢, Bushel $1.90
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, lb. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 26¢
Eine Native Yellow Tumips. . . . . . . . . . . 6 lbs. for 18¢
Blue Rose Full Head Rice. 11). 7¢. 3 lbs. 20¢ '
Beckmann’s Best Breakfast Cocoa % lb. tin 15¢
Lyon & Raas'Kummel, pint bottle 45¢
; .Lyon & Raas Cream De Menthe 25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ bot. '
Monogram Whiskey, our leader, per bottle 85¢
ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F Beckmann 8100.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
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