THE SOUTH
Founta
5.
.eci'al gift for ge
. bitten and. ladies
fiONNELLY’S
,‘5 South Main Street. 1
in Pens
l O'Brien's.
. Brand‘s window.
The First
My Useful
mas
, E.
_Mahackcmo
Line 01 1
_DRY GOODS ,
K. BANKS
' . South Norwalk.
- inlet last evening in the Wall street of-
lives. and transacted regular routizn i\
Presents m the 1 mm“, 55‘
s-ignet
. hum-s.
S: 'm
Gifts.
iLlfliLll}.
Hotel Block.
llltl ortcd
WEATHER
SHOW lun
gym-table winds. A.
Elfin) thin morning
figkm. it is; causing
.Vt'it'h rain or snow-
4318.13 cater of ill‘
energy in control
' am}. id is cuu<i1i
author with tin
., anthem districts.
with very low it-
‘ifiiasisnippi river
balmy zcm werc 1
"F for Norwulk nnd \icini‘i:
ffiiblldy and slightly coldcr: moderate}
Another distrubnncc
thetwccu the Rocky Mountains and tr...
"Dakota and Minnesota. Zero tt-ntpcrw
1.“ south
FORECAST. *
tho local
igiit: Friduypnrtly
illgiltll'lldllt‘G is c in»
over the Lake re
u:l.<c‘.tlr \l '{l‘l-llllll'l
in tlic llt‘rtlin‘n dz:-
> Mississippi t'ivi-r.
of con-zith rnitlt-
over Southern Ala-
_: cloudy and fruity
inderstorms in the
Pleasant wcuther
nipcrnturm prevails
will pnrtit‘ipttle
cs tomorrow.
ers and scholars.
Mrs. Frank Bacon, teacher
Concord school, is suffering from a
severe attack of larngytis. '
Benjamin Hershfield has purchased
I]. a new truck from Charles L. Barker.
the Norwalk manufacturer.
it"
'/
~—Canes make a nice Xmas Sifl- é SOCIETY
District
wines,
triple in botllcs or in bulk. Stepbcu‘;
Novnk. 4.3 ilnilroad avenue.
'.-\n crtreilcitt business was done by
merchant's
Huge crowds wore shopping and
of the storm were crowdcd.
. . . .1
(lonuntssioners .
last
in the
I
”this is a jewelry Christmas. Sec
.. -— t'uit‘ buttons. stick pins. tie clasps.
ft'tw't chains. cigar, cutters, pocketi‘
and static rings
ou‘Will Find Here for Christ: lhnndk ji‘fl-Jl')‘ storc, So. Norwalk.
& Lotupzzny, of .\'o. {it Alain
;strmt. harp purclmscd a sodu
fill'llll‘dlllfi from ‘ihe Liquid t‘arbonic
zit;
watcr
liquors and cow
evening. .
all
The pupils of the Norwnlk schools Mass.
in (‘hristtnns exorcis‘
:md unfit. will be
u :nul nxchunce of gifts ln~twccn tcnclt-
lhc
‘ l
-——llon't forget your table win ‘S, Ste“
phen Novnlt. 4-5 Railroad nvcnuc.
Mnuy Norwnllt fight inns ill'l‘ plun‘
NORWALK
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imp-any) .Qp-AH»
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if AND rrnsonu.
, ' News
‘li
Maguirk-Evans
Announcement was made this morn-
;in': of thc marriage of John Maguirkl
i
'and Miss Hazel ll. Evans, which took I
plzu-e in I’oughkcepsic, on June, 14,
114133. lioth are popular young people. ,
illiss Evans Mills: a grntlutttc of the
’Xtirttalk iiiszh Stltool. class of 1915,
tnnd a :xtudcn: ut llli‘ lhinbury Normal:
,utitil ltcr lllill'l‘l'dgn’.
bwt wirhcs of their many friends. i
|
Miss Amy t‘lnrk, of I
Minus (lii’i‘ot‘ti Clark.
nrrivod nt tlr'ir home in
Hamilton avenue. today, to spend thc
holidays with H; ‘ir pundits. Mr. and
Mrs. George ('lul'k. .'
| ._..
Mrn. l/con liziylor. of Stamford, has
becn visiting her mothcr, .\1 rs. Howard
Wilmott, of South
’XYllllS shopping in llriducporl
mm: to in: in liritlccport llllllyl‘l.‘
. 'l‘elnpcrntttrcs :iU when they will witness tllc lx'ttii;I.-..\'c\\’ lluvcn.
'cptll‘it‘ll from North
its l‘lklnlto j
intuit-r hurt ill the (‘nsino
r-lllillhfi t‘obui‘n in "The thittlt- o
out .turcs extend its 1':
. TODAY.
. 'f‘cllllii‘l‘ltllll‘t“. Low, 33;
41?. Fair.
s.
. Vidal-limit Quit to. r
«others.
tin-lion and good time.
bite,” at the Regent tonight.
‘.;.,‘,:1?lie lpcture recital by Victor llint‘t.
...... “J‘wbicb was to have been given on Fri-
"" has becn postponed
The next cuter-
Musical
Course. will be a. lecture on "Our Win-
day, December
to Friday, March it.
' tainmenl in the liurcroft
-a.
1.619 Birds," by Howard Cleaves.
«QC-man gifts at the Norwalk Pawn
> “snap.
it
his mailer.
. early rental of $340.
.-—-FOR XMAS—
daks, Cameras,
3 Bottles, Petlfumery,
and fancy boxes.
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
.position with the littltc Sulnnurinu‘
. "'""‘*“'"—"'T‘
and 1’11”” have
browsed of the snloon business at No.
““45" Ely avenue to l’nsqunle lilctte and
" ,dl-d'Well Connnnndery, No. 936. 1'.
50. .G. T., ‘will hold its rcpulnr meeting
ll! tho South Norwtilk Trust (‘ontpany
hull. this evening. There will be inl-
"r‘tlladys Coburn in “The Battle of
~'. Inasmuch as numerous citizens have
i not removed the ice and snow from
{*“lélrnvalks, Street ‘Commimioner. and
“ another, are making the rounds and
arts instructing the tardy ones to live
1m to lho city ordinance in regard to
Where were sixteen sales or propcr-
' ' n Nor-walk, last week, with mort-
mes (if $13,150. For the second weck
lacember. 1915. there were plow-n
1531le, of real (“state and mortgages of
. Koste Koslf’alllos liliS tlisposcd
», 15 clock and fixtures at St South
Main 'olree: to George Stevens. A five
louse of the. store has been ink-
on com the Flnvius (“lurk ostnzc
L'PjANClNG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace. Bro.‘s
ace orchestra—(Mthedrai chimcs.
meg-3:3:
Enlarging
met-as, Photo Supplies. Ther-
ancl Huyler‘s Chocolates. plain
; .St‘illson-Powe l'-Corporn 'ion
Life," at tho ltogcnt tonight. ,
thnrlcs Copley. ot‘ Seymour 311mm,!
ltzt< rcsitzncd hit: position with tho ("out
uccticut Culturally. and bus nccgpted n
'l‘oinpttny, (ll liritlgcport.
~You will in: well plcnscd with1
your .‘iintts dinner if served nt tllc
Mnhnt‘ltemo, [I
i-llbcrt S. Adams, of Westport :u'c-
line, is confined to his home with :t
suddcn attack of illness. The nulurc
of Mr. Adnms' sickness has not yet
bm-n dctertnincd. .. ‘
~~~lmporti-d wincs, cordiuls. brandy.
liquors. rctitly for the holidays. Ste-
phon Novuk. «1.3 Railroad avenue.
Today is St. Thomus‘ Day, and won
celebrated in St. Paul's Church by!
Holy Communion at 6:15 a. m., pray-
er and Holy Communion at l) n. 111..
and evening prnycr at. 5 p. in.
An automobile driven by William
Pliillp‘sOll run into it horse and sleigh.
drivcn by the son of Antpony (‘uucm
ycslcrdny ut the corner 0 Fort tint.-
\‘ztnl Znnt strcets. (‘uneo was thrown:
from file sleigh. He was taken to thcl
olilcc of Dr. Hiram D. West, where ho“
rcccit‘ed m‘ntmcnt. He was slightlyl
injured in tho buck. _
wExcellent gifts for boys: Shudder"
( nrs, Kiddie liars, Hockey skates.:
bnscball gaunt-s. kodttks. knives. foun~K
tnin pens and books all to be found nté
llonnelly's. We call particulnr utterl-I
tion to thc Skudder Car for it is on
tircly now and a car that evcry boy}
will enjoy. ltuns likcun nutomohilc.
nvk to we it in llomiclly's Annex, 31
South linin street. .
Adiwci: itnapp, son of Ill r. and Mf'~*.i
Howard E. Knapp of Norwnlk. is still}
in ll critical condition ill the Beacon:
liogpitnl, licncon. N. Y. Mr. Knapp
shot himself in the right. leg and short-
ly after he was taken to the hospital,
complications set. in and it. wars nc-'
cessat-y to remove ii. The wound did
not improve and n few wceks ago itl
wns‘noccssnt'y to have another opirrn-g
fion. inasmuch as the wound did not;
heal, another opcrntion was perform ’
ed this morning. Another portion of
the leg was removed. It is hoped llltll.
this is the final operation and that it
will prove successful,
-XMAS NlGHT, ARMORY
llrooklyfi'tinst season‘s interstate
league Team) vs. Norwalk. Prelim-
inary game. Basketball. Dancing. Re-
served seat sale at Donnelly’s Station-
ery store. , '
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
At a meeting of the Board of
' Directors of this
day, :2 dividend to tlepssitors was .
declared at the rate of {our (4)
H per cent. per annum from the
earnings of the six months end-
ing Dec. 31, 1916.
This dividend trill 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,,
f ytTreésurer.
. December 18, 1916.
2311:. held this
t
f
.SAWNt .
i W
,l in... wnumn (nuke, of \Vntervillc.
’Mninc. is spending thc holidays
with
her pnrciils. Mr. and Mrs. t'harlcs ll. :
. Ferris. of \‘t'usthington strcct.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. (liol‘er nntl .
family tire leaving today for Phlltldt'l~ :
phin. \l’llf’l‘.’ thcy will spend thc holi- ‘
days.
Miss )lttt‘io‘t Hamilton. of Flax ilill
Road, has urrivcd home front New
York (‘ity to spcnd the holidays.
OUR SISTERS' LODGE OFFICERS
Mrs. Mary Rose Chosen Noble Grand
and Mrs. Edna C. Fennlman
Vlce Grand
Members of Our Sisters“ Rebekah
hodge, No. 55, I. 0. 0. R. met. hint
evening in the lodge rooms in Wall
street, and clcctctl the following offi-
cers for thc (‘Olllllllz your:
Noble. Grand—Mrs. llnry Rose.
Vlce-Grund—Mm. ‘Idnu C. Fcnnl-
man. \
1 Recording St‘t‘lf‘lill‘)‘~-—.\ll‘$. Mnud
Brown.
Financial .Sccreturymllrs. Alicc
Worden.
Treasurer-Mrs. Melissa lluttt-ry.
Pianist—Airs: Albcrta inlldon.
Floor Director George Crosby.
Trusttc for three ycnrn—nGcrnrd
Bolts.
Thc ncwly clcctcd oillccru will bc
installed on the first mcctinr: night
inulanunry. by District Deputy (lmn‘
Muster. Mrs. George t‘rosby, of .\'m
walk.
Refreshments were served last cvev
ning upon the conclusion of the. busi-
nt‘ss ntccting. and u social limo was
enjoyed.
BRANDEGEE STARTS MOVE FOP
FACTS ABOUT E-2 EXPLOSION.
Connecticut. Senator’s Resolution
Calls Upon Secretary Daniels to .
Send Report of Naval Board to Scn
I ate Text Has Never Been Made
Pubiic.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.—Sccrc-
lury Dnnicls is culled upon by n 1'
solution inlroducctl by Scttator llrn"
(ls-gee and adopted without objection
by the Senate today to send to thc
Senate the, report of the naval board
the investigated the explosion aboard
the submarine E2‘nl1bo nnvy vim“
some months ago. and later went over
he whole subject of submarine but .
tcries.
The report of the film] board which
took up the battery question carried
nn conclusion. and was sent. back bv
Scoretary l'ltmiels to be nmcndod. A
(ll\‘itlt"tl opinton then was disclosed. n
inniorilv of the bcnwl recommending
that tho Edism battery "and on the
M should not. be lznlcllr'l mt olhov
rubirnrincs. If r arr?" ‘ . ‘
that there were rdvnhhmcn in the
Edison brt'rrt‘. ".l""‘ "c": i' nrr-f-
crnhle. :‘Tr't-crls .'
neter ha". been ""1"“ “viii" ‘
Hung "P...
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Von-"l School. amour: other public
odit‘iccn. -
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The condition of lie-“rand Betta.
who has: been confined in Me borne
in East avenue', for some t'me with n
sever:- attack of "More. is reported
as being greatly improved.
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Ernest Grow" of uranium-r mm»
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of Norma-in pt on. .
Main stri-ct, and ,
and :
NORWALX K EVENING sum-mun. r
THURSDAY,. DEC. 21, 1916
for ladies
COATS, SUITS, DRESS-
LAS AND BATH ROBES.
, wet. w
Gifts -Are So Welcome
. As Clothes
Otters You, Best Choice, Finest
Quality, Fairest. Prices, Easiest
Terms.
For Men
SWEATERS.
for Boys
COATS, SUITS, SWEAT-
COATS, SUITS, FUR .
ES, FURS,WAISTS,PET- LRS' BATH ROBES'
c A , ‘
TICOATS. SKIRTS, 0 TS’ HATS' BATH For Girls
SWEATERS, UMBREL- ROBES, TROUSERS and \
'DRESSES, COATSvFURS.
SWEATERS, BATH ROBES
Sha-rge Accounts
Opened
I ' fi$§£fit
SALE OF Ran cnoss srAMp‘s' ~
ladies in charm» of the sale of Red
Cross stumps ut the local
last cvcniug . found rcndy
JACOBY’
153 Washington Street '
I
Nb HIGHER PRICEHFOR l'HlS
While food and clothing have ud-
thontrcs vnnced in com. it is well for the slclt
Nation-<9: that the price of such reliable family
from the pntronn' of the two housl‘sl remedies (la ‘Folcy Kidney Pills are
and tho rcsulln of the evening’s work
not increased.
Persons in moderate
vcry satififrint: to those laklntz carat circumstances find doctors' bills hurd
Th0 Stilt.“ Will be C0lllln1li?d lolllKlll.lto pay in the easiest of “mesh Don’t ‘
night and Saturday
is a very large
Friday
There
nightuneglect weak. tired or disordered kid
number of noye. Foley Kidney Pills cost little
stamps to be sold yet and tho um and relieve backache. pains in sides:
ceedu, in small amounts, climb up and 10mg, sore muscles, stilt jolnl‘s.f
slowly, but the disposition 0!! the Wt rheumatic pains and annoying bladder i
of i\o.wulnois to “\‘lp ti»; tusmna‘ul'y
has been such that all slumps will,
probably be gone Saturday night.
At the Palace. Theatre lust evening
lion. Nchcmiub Cnmlrn lnlrnducml the
on“ and commended it. He spoke in-l
tercstlngly of the importance of the.
campaign. against tuberculosis and
ll.|. t_ crib-rod to the great share
which the Norwnlk Dispensary was
having in the work. M the acme t‘mp
tinting evervnne to help by the Intr-
chase or utamps. ' i , H“
trouble.
Stillaon-Powell Corporation.
r. s“. LYON
Good '1 ob Printing
‘ut Paper, Best Work. Ben} Price;
WNOHTH MAlN STREET
L NORWALK
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New for the holidays gifts-—
there articles in his stocking
Ncckwear
Hosicw
Susncnrlcrs
“"1“": Handkerchiefs
lln r’: nrwear
Thrillers
Bflts . . \
Jc‘rrelry .
Corr: -
Garters
Full Dress Waistcoats
Stvpaters
Night ,Shirts
v- or titty illustrator
jg} i‘ittnjshinegg
hi-Jvercoo‘is <
hikes Suit 5:
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YES, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Our store is boiling over with hot stud that will get a
warm welcome from every man and boy who finds one of y
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Hans;
m..- _.-...-M.
or on his Xmas tree. '
Umbrellas
Pajamas
Hats
Leather Novelties
Walking Sticks
Traveling Bags
Suit Cases , .
H. S. '& M. Suit or Over-
coat .
Raincoats ,
Full Draw Suits
Tuxedo. Suits
Fur Coat;
{:Steve
ns'
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Here’s . Good“ Sugges-
tiOllS- for Xmas Gifts .1
TOYS. Cut glass fruit bowls ..... 32.25
Mechanical trains ...... 98c up Cut 9'8“ celery trays 3225
Express wagons “$125 to $5.00 Rayo reading lamps $2.25
Coaster wagons ‘ _____ ....$4.50 Gislsasmmayonnaise mixers. $17115:
Automoblles ............. $7.93 Gasser-glee, with nicklc frames.
Selnstecrlng sleds ...... 98c up $1.98 to $2.50
Toy trunks ........ 251: to 98: Community silver knives, forke,
Dressed Dolls ......... ....39c table and tea spoons.
Christmas tree holders.....75¢ O’Cedar Mops....75c and $1.25
Toy drums ......... .......50¢l White enamelcck bread boxen,
Soldiers and pollceman’s 89c up “ .
suit . ._ 50c Savoy masters ......... .$1.50
SWISRS and chairs ......... $4.98 Universal bread makers 2.00'up «
willow rockers...$1.25 to $2.98 Universal food chappere, $1.35
Hobby horses .69c to $1.75 to $2.25.
Kitchen cabinets.$l.98 to $2.98 Hotpoint electric irons....$375
Bisscds carpet sweepers..$2.98 Gas irons $225
.'.:u'ni:um tea ttettles.....$2.98 Universal, lunch hexes, with
r‘larm clocks . 98c vacuum bottle ....$2.75, $3.00
Wear eVer aluminum masters, Nickle plated crumb and brush
$3.75. traya ....... 9c and 90c
Wear ever luminum rice boil. Brass fern dishes and land-
crs ......... . ...... “$1.59 up ineries ............ ...75c up
Coffee percolators.. ..$2.98 up China chocolate sets..$1.98 up
Grape design water glasses, 6 $5.00.
for .‘ ................ ....‘.49c China Belly sets..98c to $1.50
Perfection oil heater-3.2.75 and Bath room glass shelves, bath
$3.98. seats, coal' mirrors, white
Fleur, canisters, waste paper medicine cabinets. 173me
. baskets, bird cages, etc. towel bars, tumbler and
Cut gt'ass
shakers
salt and pepper tooth brush holders and the
........49c and 59c like. 3'5“)”
Albert F. Gchebe
Phone 1069.2 .- . 25 Washington St
Prompt Delivery. ' South Norwa'lr
Theony’uauonatrsnmz
Accounts of Women
This Bank pays particular attention to th: accounts of
women. _ .:
Housekeepers and others who have the handling of
their own financial affairs should have an account here and
pay all bills by check, thus receiving a receipt for all dis-
.bursementc. ‘ , '
SYSTEM, too. often produces surprising results—IE
invite your account, large or small. . .
Wenloan money 0:111er mortgage. - i,
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