”63 SW
The Hospital Thimble Club met yes-
tudsy afternoon at the home of Mrs?
(hind Betta, in Newtowu avenue. ,
~vSpecial th- dinner at the cm-
m. 31.00.
The shortest days of the year are
now at bond and after Thursday,
Ihlch will be the first day of winter,
the gradual lengthening of the peridd
of daylight will begin.
v—Eut your Xmas dinner at the (1111‘
ford. ‘
tc
rec-
A Christmas touch is imparted
the appearance of the business
tlnn by the arrival of the Christmas
~me,nuerchants. who have set up their
cares along the curbs.
——Cuff buttons, stick pins, tie clasps,
clout chains, cigar, cutters, pocket
hives, signet and stone rings at
Brand's jewelry store. So. Norwalk.
Alexander Ardt, the New Haven
railroad employee, who was burned
by an electric flash, in the Stamford
yard of the New Haven Road, Sun-
hy morning, is getting along well at
the hospital.
th second lecture of “The Dissipa-
tion of the Bible," which is the title
of a series of lectures which will be
given the winter in the Norwalk M.
E. Church by the Rev. Kenneth Mack-
enzie of Westport. will be given -thls
evening.
we written gunmtee. cannot
be beaten so easily. Gents. ludi-f‘s.
Brace‘et watches at Charles Brand’s,
Washington street, South Norwaik.
Officers will he electedvat tonight's
meeting of Our Sister-11' lleliekuh
Dodge. No. 56, l. 0. 0. F. Candidates
will also be initiated. and refre‘ialr
merits will be served after the conclu-
sion of the business meeting. Every
nemtvr of the lodge is requested to
be present.
«Soft. hate, the proper prelilnt
O’llrien's
A special meeting of the Norwalk
‘Town Union of The King's Mughtera
and 80115 to take action upon on up-
fllcotlon arming under article z;~ nec-
lion 5 of the bylaw. will be held at
~11» Home for the Aged. Tuesday, De
camber lath. at 4:20 or as soon as the
cur leaving the Boston Store at 4:10
arrives. The regular lionrd of Direct-
ors meeting will be held at 8 o'clock,
and will be of unusual importance.
———'f‘hls is a jewelry Christmas. See
Brand's window.
Christmas shoppers into Norwnik by
train have not yet begun to arrive in
very large numbers. although the fore-
man trains today carried quite a few.
It is expected that tomorrow and the,
ouccoeding days of the week will seei
mwds comingto the storm of this
city to purchase their Christmas gifts.
At the u'ilco of the Adams Express (:0.
it “we stated that while bu‘,1lness was
brisk the flood Christmas packages
Md 1101: et begun. Preparations are
All made for handling the shipments
when they begin to arrive.
-—The latest green soft hot». for“
Xmas. O'Brien'a
New. York is going to open an em-
ployment hurrah. according to plans
0! Wall Street men. Which will be one
of the largest of its kind in the coun-
fiy. New York him nlways neededi
such a bureau, for in the best of times
there always seemed to be many men
who could not obtain employment,
probably because they never knew‘
lust where to look for it. Norwalk
hos little need for such a bureau to-
day, although lt-haa felt that need in
“the past. ,..
Kenn
Opens Saturday 51'
Doc.- 23, 7 P. M. ’5'
‘5 will remain open for t
,memhrshlp during week of
' 11¢. ‘26 to Dec. 30.
. Five Classes .
'5 Make your next Christmas 3;
- hwpier by being a ’
' ‘ ' C1111; Member.
‘a collection of surgested forrrs fo1
'such mt‘SSEPfPs would fill a real want
it has therefore leiued a 24 page book 1
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OFFERS iNTERESTING
NOVELTY
losues Helpful Bechtel Suggestions
for Wording Congra'ulatory
Telegram; and Messages
of Condolence
Frequently persons wishing to send
a. telegram of congratulation or of
sympathy are troubled about the word
ing of the message. Often the tele-
graph managers are appealed to for
suggestions, and the Western Union
Telegraph Company. observing this;
has realized that the preparation or
let containing sut, geetions for the
wording of telegrams appropriate to
New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiv—
ing Bay, Christmen, birthdays, ned
dings, and new arrivals via the 510111
route messag: s of condolence, and
congratulatory messages to arhool or
college graduates and to public men.
They are intended as suggestions‘on-
ly, and may be (211,111ng and modified
according to the individual taste and!
the exieem-ies of the particular need.
sion. The typographical arrangement
is very attractive and a‘together the
pamphlet represents a rather novel
departure in the Why of an effort. to
be of assistance to the telegraph us-
ing public and should prove of use to
many. Cepies my be oblairx‘d on an-
piicntion to Manager Fred B. Van
DEMOCRATS WlN
MERIDEN ELECTION
MIG'HHFN. Dev
to nortv won 11 llPttlsive victory yes.
terdav in the 09‘ war citv election.
r."u’flnfi allwting Mi (1" "‘0 "NV (“‘lldt
dates the Democrats elected four ald-
ermen and six councilmen in the five
The only Pornhllrnns in he
eloe’v‘d were one n‘tl"*r“"\n RM four
'coune‘lmnn. The My council in Dem-
orretie p... the f‘W‘t lime. in
,vemty, Hermon "mm woo rom‘pnind
clerk M l‘o‘h new“! and the other
("tv officers 11"“: \""“-*m H. Puusnil.
treasurer: "fibrrt F. ”Wu. auditor:
Fred ‘ Gartner and Wil‘inm Walsh.
sheriff's. TM maturity vote was
gover the Republicans ‘
words.
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COW HAD NO CALF
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on -~'I‘h-* llemorl‘nl- ..
Molit'
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wenuesmv, one. on. 19.5
the t ‘ing Lne.
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‘ ' All Kinds of Fresh,
Fro. Dollvorp.
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‘Keep Your Eye '
LUpon our advertising space for any
cl ange in loal prices
We are leaders in outline of goods of all descriptions
Hay, Gra 11, Co 1, Feed, Cement and everything needed in
RAIW'ETOND BROTHERS [
Christmas Shoes & Stockings
Shoes of the newest models, reliab'e
A Splendid line of Slippers
formen and W( men, boys and girls
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Escalltps-iWarranted Diy 1
.Salt and Canned Fish
long and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonoo 11111 and 109.
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1'61 Lott”
137 Washington 9.1. .
all grades ,
81 BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1176-!
71 North Ill" 8%.
of £100
.lv'flm‘ "Aw-"Vi
in the court of common 11‘“: are to
ham-h... it". 511" ,‘r 19111“ vm‘
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‘Colem'm M iii. of .‘lnym or in Wli‘l“
the 11‘n'ml" runs In recmnr n nnio
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some with “HT"M‘I‘G by the plaintiff
tlom the d ten Mil-1
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registered row which the pinintifr
l‘lnlll‘s the «lefend‘ints r-nm‘antrtd to
he with calf who" it was solll, If m
rlnimrll by the p‘ninii'f tlnlt th" 1)"?
lies in the ewe pureed that llllf‘l‘ the
cow ct-lvml the cult “"111 to be relu'lr
:m‘. in the defendants who were to give
back the note for 8100. The now had
no call and the defnmlnnh refused to
return the note denying. in their 11111
l.\\'(‘r in the one. that they ll‘ltl enter-
ed into the agrement claimed by the
plaintiff.
MASSACHUSETTS T0 REVISE
2 CONSTITUTION.
‘ POSTON. Dec. 20.~—G-wornor Me
rlrnv
Call tezlav issued a pmclmnntion set ._
ting the first Tuesday in Maw of next
your as the date for the holding of 11
special clretiun to choose delegation
to the convention to revlsa the stair
(onstltut'on. ' The. proposition to hulvl
,u convention was notepted by the
{tutors at the state elecuon in \‘1-
\ember.
:GlASS Of 3113 if
i YOUR llllllllll lllllll
Eat Lean Meal if You Have Backache
or Have Bladder Trouble
Meat forms uric acid which eXcites
and overworke the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. Reg-
ular eeters of meat must flush the ‘
Ykidneys occasionally. You must re«
have them like you relieve your how.
i els; removing all the acids, waste and
poison. else you feel a dull misery in
the‘ kidney region, sharp pains in the
‘back or sick headache. dizziness. your
fstomach hours. tongue is coated and
Christmas Club
when the weather is bad you have
rhomatio twinge; The urine is
cloudy. full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
up two or three times during the
night
To neutralize than trrltothi: acids
and flush off the body's urinmra waste
:8,“ about four ounces of Jud Salts
., 12mm a11y libel-Inner; 5
spoonful in a glass of water before
take a table.-
Mast for a few days and your hid.
in”: will then not fine and bladder
«cordon; disappear. This famous
Emits male from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithta.
and has been and for generation to 1W5.
clean and stimulate. sluggish kidney;
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'A WIDE VARIETY TO
BUY XMAS GIFTS
Now--PAY LATER
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Christmas -. , .
GIFTS or STYLISH,
' mo. runs AND wmsrs. OUR LINE OFFERS
SERVICEABLE CLOTH-
CHOOSE FROM.
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
‘ OPENED
’JACOBY’S
lulu
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UP GOES PRICES OF OVERSHOES
WA’i‘EitllllRY. Mn, Dec. 20:—
liubber ovorshoes of all kinds 1111115
shoes with 1"uhbe1 soles will he jump.
Cd 20 per cenL in mice Mention of
unusual demand and shortage of lab-
in it has been announced by factories
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Are You Going South? |
IF YOU ARE— I
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‘ CONSULT us
Direct Service To All Soutlr
era and Trapic Ports.
J. M. Layton & Co.,lnc .
Real Eltate and lnlurinco
6 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk
Picture Framing
George W Collin 11‘. f
Headquarters, Beers’ Station-
ery Store, Norwalk.
Toilet Article and Fine
Canuies for Gills
.The Store Where Xmas Needs
'1 Are Satisfied.
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FAST FREIGHT LIN» TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier ‘27 Elli
River, New York (foot of Gothorlm
St.) every day except Sunday. at 8 p
at Freight resolved at Norwalk up or
5 n. m. and at South Norwaik us l1
1:30 p. m.”
George F. Footo. Genert‘
THE ANNING J. 8M”
PORTATION UNI. im-
' “St.
.1110
FUTURE DATES FOR CHRiSTMAS.
Holiday Comes Main on Monday: but
Seven Times in the Next
Sixty Years.
Christmas tilts this year on. More
day December 25 in the next 60
years it will come on Monday but
Seven more times. On all other diy!
1:1 the next three score years Christ
mos will fail nine times. except on
Friday. to which but eight tunes are
allotted. calendarically speaking.
Those unwilling to live for the next
69 years. or any substantial part
thereof. will find the following liable
annually helpful.
01: Manda again: 1922. 1933.
l939,1959,1,1967 and 19111
011 Tuesday 1917.1923,1928, 1934,
111.15, 1951 1996 19117 and 1111.3.
011 Wednesday. 1918.1929,1935,
“150,19“ 1952‘. 1963.196? and
on ' 111i) 1913:9111
1911,1111. 11:1, 1153‘, 111111 11111
1331. 1936,1942,
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores.Try them
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11 'Child With Bad:
Teeth
cannot grow strong and healthy §
on account of poor preparation at *1
its food in the mouth. Many a
case of Diphtheria originated m a
hollow tooth.
Dr. Mallory will explain to you
how it is possiblelor twenty»
seven different kinds at Germs to
inhabit one month of delayed
The parent owes it to the» Child
to watch their teeth.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
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Big Ban-gins
1 Kranach & Bach .
1 Shoninger i
1 Gordon , i
I Christie & Son ‘ '
1 Raven & Bacon '
$65.00 AND up ‘ ;
Sludwell Piano Co. .
"so H. emuno.
Funeral Director and Embolmol
Office and Ruldonoo
Telephone-M
54 lo. Main 31.. 80. Malt
11111 Takes the Cake: 1
Sometimes my)“ sets mad at me
When. .11.. nuts errands. done.
'Caus‘elduu’tlihoto haven’t-1|
111111111111. too much of full.
But when she cameo out on the porch
And anyone nicoto‘mo. ’ ‘
Son can't you go to live: Monroe
‘0 911. Main St. 5583: Nomlk, cm Midget some cake for too?
loudly- by appointment only.
"motion. to 611.111.: 7 too on
1111 Reed '11 you
' ElectmatCo.
I 111m speaks up lost: as quick
And per-lite us can bo—~
W lid low to go to five Monro.
And get some onto for too-
w. on
The timer Bakery
hummer
Th9 Only My Bonfire-I
. ‘ Nothing Adds More Joy Than
;Soft Easy Slippers, House Shoes,
' DressShoes, Storm Boots.
Puss-in-Boots--Baby’s First Shoes and
Moccasins in Dainty Colors
Elwood" 8. Glover
Open Evenings Beginning Monday
Rubber Boots HRubhers
Arctics, Skating Shoes
Mm”. -.... . voqw q—q—i...“
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FREE
Elegant .83 Wine Sets, Thermometer and "
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store Grads
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table W 1
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices- for
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself
J. DiSessa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St, '
South Norwalk Central Hotel Block.
to appreciate for their 1110;: practical appropriatencseé
pcnd on us and you will find that your shopping will be
easy and profitable.
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For Up-tmlato Sorvlcocall { ‘
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MISS K. A. POLHEMUS MILLINEE
Hat, Cap and Scarf Sets.
Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs ranging from
i - 19.910 50¢ each
Hand Crochet and Fancy Bags.
Silk Hos1ery d
Gold Filled Hat Pins 50¢ 35% 11559120
Also Millinery of all kinds.
Bank Coupons.
« 5 80 Washington Street
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J.’ B. Jackson
OPIICIAN
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Phone 438
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