1
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.31
1111116 sour-mar. snowy, 11111:. 13, 19.5
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‘I H S 1 -., 1 lhlll. " ‘ “ V
:31 Dry , - t.‘l1ristn‘as Star" ......... 'l 1
............... Ethel Virgin ONeil 1
Gifts For Everybody (11,,1u5_..‘,ingle Bells" l .
In This Line.
' ' See the Display.
'leamNNELLY's
”,5 South Main Street.
Ilitiany Useful Presents in the
Line Of
| , DRY GOODS
{on Will Find Here for Christ—
mas Gifts.
E K. BANKS
Mahacxemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Our store is bOiling over w
these articles in his stockin
WEATHER FORECAST. 1 Neckwear
*~ ' Hosiery
'Fot‘ecast for Norwalk and \‘icinty: Suspenders
Fair tonight and Sunday. Th: storm lr‘itiai Handkerchiefs
which paSsed ore-r this set-lion yes Underwear
erday is now 1111111111 1.11'111‘ Nora Seo- Mufflers
. (‘15. It caused g1 111-1‘11} rains and high Belts ‘
'windn along 1111- N11111: Atlantic coast. ,TCWelry
151011321111 1111111111111 t/l‘z'tuils this morn- Caps " '
Fine: in nearly all districts 10.1.51 of 1111- Garters
1tacky Mottnnitaui.~1, Zero tempera- Full Dress Waistcoats
lures are reported on the (2111111111111. Sweaters
ivorderand fret-7.111,: tetnperaittres 1-x-‘
111111111111 as 1111‘ as Mississippi and Ala~'
115111111. “my t'ro.~1~' were reported
from Louisiana and l"luf".(lii.
Night Shirts
WEATHER A YEAR AGO Norwalk
TODAY.
For 1115111111;
Ovel coats 1
YES, AND A‘HAPPY NEW YEAR
Now for the holidays gifts-
warm welcome from every man and boy who finds one of
Rogers 81
ith hot stuff that will get a
g 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 Dress Suits
Tuxedo Suits
Fur Coats
Stevens
South Nnrvw ‘ k
Tctn‘peratun: l.1m, .11: high. _ , .. -
“1'54. Fair . l
till NEWS
1.111111 memhants report 11 2111111 sear
'1111 of turkeys in town toduv. 1‘s"
11111'1'l1atd to serou- one for the (‘11
.mas dinner
m
1, Union Place,
1
~A special [‘lll'lrllliilfi 11101111111: eer-P
’ rice will he held on (ht'isttnas morn- l Kenneth TM!" ‘0" 0‘ lndpe “1‘”
«15 317-30 01310111 1,1 It“. .\'or1'\11111 \l. ; 1er. Joseph ll.’l‘11_1"lot,nn1i who 1.1 at
(in. Church. tending (‘ornell College, is home for
1 the holidays.
———-—-——.
. t .—
' '~tSpeclal 1111111111111: gtwn 111 lady, ‘ p
.1 unoppers. 'l‘arlm 111-11,.- 1 The 1111111 storm of last evening was
. ,the worst in years. it blew with lot
1,. Edgar G. Murphy. .111. of St. rifle force and made it 1111110111 11111103
George. New Btunswirk, Canada. has 1' sible to walk against it.
arrived in Norwalk to spend 111'1'1111 learned no damage to any extent
.lChrilillmas holidays with his p:tret1ts,,11.1s done It is possible that a few
Mr. and Nut G, 31.111111). 111' 1131 '1 1-1111111111ys uere blown down. but 1130,,
211111.111 street. in was not reported.
, Courilandt Dth'itt Ferris and‘ «Does he smoke? See Tat-1111' tit-11s,“
Miss Amelia l‘e_\ tottuerh of \‘or- M
Miss Nona 11‘. llaleitzh,
nurse, has resigned her position
walk were married at Gr-a1e t‘hur-?111
rectory. Hartford list 1111111111," by Re -'1
in Nor-
351 P1103. pltnl, Philadelphia.
for a six months‘
; on] course.
LAftorlspending 11 few days-
"11111111 they will reside at No.
. "fleet-avenue, Hartford. '
Pa. in January,
, ,
L The Electoral Commissioners of the
._80c0ud Distti' t met last evening and (1‘ J_ 3111117. was unpleaaantly sur
disposed 0f routine business, Supt-1 prised yesterday afternoon when he
intendent Winchester in explaining noticed a woman trying to make way
Vflhexreason “"1" the lights \t'ent‘out with some of the articles in his store.
3‘3“ night about ‘0 “cm“ "‘1“ l‘ ““5 without paying for them. Mr. \lintz
Jmcause the New York, New Haven. eaug ht her in the act and after ghing
and Hartford Railroad Company 111111 her a severe alking to. released her
' flopped “W current. “ 1‘5"“ is 1““1‘1‘35‘” The matter was reported to the down
' ed by the (llsll‘lt’l, without warning. 1mm police.
This put on overload on the engines “”5 .attptn'essetl.
dtl'ie) stopped No serious 111111;
'Culiy was encountered in starting,
Tho 1133111 legular meeting 111'
? ut. about 10 minutes. As the same
time the hens in the '1 111111 titszrnt
were also out. 1‘his 11 as roused by
on \\'1‘1lne 511111‘ evening,
-—-FOR XMAS——
'Kodaks, Cameras. Enlarqing
ameras, Photo Supplies, Ther-
'12:...—
meetings for a Merry Christmas
a Happy New Yeat,
and anlcr's Chocolates, plain
and fancy boxes.
Rd 'S r-l’ well-C opora‘ion 1
,teams. 1‘119 annual fair 11111 open
‘ Saturday ' February 10111,
10101511. Monday night, F0111 uarv 19111
As far 11‘s can,
graduate;
as,
11111 enter the Philadelphia eneral lios "
surgical and 11111111-1‘
The naute ol‘ the woman
Noe.
“ml“ and al.0g11het 1111 "19'”; “'0?" walk Lodge, \'0. 709, Benerolent and
Protective Order of Elks. will .he l1eltl_ .111..-
at S 0'Cl01.‘k-
sharp in the l13'1ks Home. The officers ,,..
rim trouble and “as easily 1".(‘lii"(ll€tl of the lodge have sent ‘0 each member 111'11ln " W” ,mnm,\,.,.n ,,. .1
and
Eighty members
:‘111‘111111'11111.1cipating in the pool and 11..» ”Ham,“ ”,1 1.,.1........ 11... (1:11
011
and will 111* Min" m "111' ty a. ..w“ Ma .. m...“
NiliflilffS CHRISTMAS
BiliBRillON
1
i
_.......-_ 'llt‘nry Valle-m. a Student at l’en-t
«wfiipé’cial Xmas 111:111111‘ at the t‘lit'n 'sylrnnia College. is enjoying 111-Pl tt‘oiuintn’d .‘Toni First Page.)
' .roi-11,sm1. :(Thristmas holidays at his home in? "‘~~‘
1 11111111111111 Ii. Owens, general than
lager of the local factory, opened the
evening's program after th}1 guests
11""1 been sealed at the tastefully (l(‘~
1111-1111011 tables, and the first number
i 111. 11111 propram was a Christmas carol
:mditled: "It t‘ame Upon the Mid.
1 1111:111 (‘111111‘." which was rendered by
1 1111- 11111111 gathering.
‘l:..~tt‘r l-‘.1lw:1r.l Mavehott‘, the little
1 >11". of 11. N. Main-bolt. the owner of
1111 factory and the president of the
then said a few words
the dinner was of-
: sot ial lt‘atztle.
of are. before
lit-ially started
1 The lltl‘ltll was as follows:
1 Edited cold roast lurker.
1' 11.11. soft shell crabs. 1111111111 salad boll-
111.1 ham, 1-rnnberi'1' saut'r‘. brand stinks,
' rhws 1111111911. celery, ice cream cake,
and coffee.
lintttw the dinner a selection en-
title-‘1 "Love‘s 0111 Sweet 14111111," was
d3 J K. Alexandti 'lh11 attendants olilee “‘F‘ismm to D" H" K' W' 101] ' H"A": "l" '1"9 :""L"'1'1";l c'h'rll':r1"'ciiiitit r1
‘ . .. . . 1 111m- "1"? ‘ "
1"er Mr and Mrs William liihghoxn “1511? 1"“‘1 Ill-1‘3“"? ('- (,r.gor1, “"d “111-21‘0“" 111,111 than 11111-111111 111' 11....
chose this
w.
ilarilnud, who
of 111‘11roaqin1v 111w
. “11111 (‘n
l 11,1“. 1‘l manner
"1‘1” :11 unl lminsy High in be 111-11.111111
{tint-inn the entire rourse 111‘ the even.
, 131.4,
"llark.
l “"11 rendered by the
it.‘ a .
l) l‘. l'iishmu then rose and 1'1 '1
'1'1111' fittim1 and fm't'eful whitest: mid
1111 respects ol the war and the sea-
51.1111 to “1 MM 111111" npnnltlnfz 1’18 he.
s.1i1i.forthe entire 1101111 of ermlfi‘w
nt ‘Hr, ,V Hutu-"‘1.- Winner“
1 3111 \tm-ohoff, with .111
1511((-(h (1f 7114i:1'1nwu."‘lr\1nnv~ ~11
tm 1-111111111er‘s for 11111 nrenlinws and
'u't-ll Wishes twtnmtmi in this mnvmnv'
the Herald .1'\"W“.1‘ ell-"T"
-‘,int1v':~‘,:1li eta" ‘-
heartfelt
11,. pnn‘ln‘infinv10n1‘ w... n»
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f.‘ rnduhln hmwn’mi tlm 't‘t ""‘
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11111111111 tourney Ira Lockwood and 1.1...” tlmmso‘t't‘“ .
‘ . .. 1.1...1 1n 1
anos Bottles, Perfumery. Foss Comm Hopkins are “mains 1111111- Wm...1..1.«...1“..*1.Y:1n;1.. ‘ H m.
, n... N.
t‘myrhhrw qt “ t
in option, in ”111; win.) «I. .. .m
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“f Christraflq
0t ‘lm 11 (111111
a teleeram
"M111-
A Dividend
to the depositors of this bank, at
the rate of 4%, has been declared
and will be paid on and afterthe
10th of January. '
'All money deposited on or be-
fore the 10th of January will
draw interest from January rst.
You are invited to open an ac-
count, if you have not already
done so.
do" 1114 loent fin“ w
.‘Greeuiigo: from .M Garth”
' 11m '
1111' :1. to 11nd cont "1,. .10.. use---
1.. 1111: (.nthorint‘. thev. a
1... 1s “a... 1.. 1M
Quinn":
' 11111111111“, (3:11. The letezram bore tho
morttnvrs of overv Ono nmnlnvnfl in
1““ (1" “1'1. ln conclusion Mr Mow-
huff Ln’llll'
“11111 vmir urn-111111 vnm' hn one of
j11\_ 111mm qua liannlnm-u 1'
A Itonrtv Murat ni‘ nnw‘miqn fnl'nur.
(>11 flan (wvnnlueinn {11' "H1 cuna‘vnw‘n
norm-rt and cinema swim-nan
At this Dnlni‘ n'x‘nfdef I1 «rant {:P‘N
“'1" r1? anigli halls and an outlvmu
1111‘ nnrtlmtqn"ppr‘ tmv—‘wia— h.«...'-m~t-a
On'uuu nntornd Mm 1.1.11
Santa (“:1unan hnauinvv '1 law-m “not,
4"till nl t'tymzmitq~ 97‘an was ennuu-hv.
l ”11:111.. Vv-Imvmt nnfl after a (,1... “Mag.
«Maw;
. nt‘ lhlrnrinril’ifll‘l 111' Mr “T""A‘W‘"
[Wade :1 VPTV nhnrnnritn '1 ‘ ”1"” “‘ "' ‘
‘ fir‘inhfl'ul nudlnnnh WW ‘n N "'1'
111-id the writer n“ "m s 11'“ an ‘ note"
as intrndttner and fun maker. The tot-
lowinr! nrn'nram was rho-”11ml ’"
mnnt, excellent manner:
.Chuwr—"Up on tho “mien "'l"'\nu"
............. Mr, T‘ishrl'ir" “‘Me‘m‘
Piano Soio—"Mazt11'"11 Famed"
............. Mica ”'1 Fewer“
grin—"“"Rndills". Mlns Ahhle FNMA"
Piano Solo:
"Meditation from Thais." -
"Selection from Madame Butterfly"
...........,...Mtes Alice Pomeroy
Solo—"Night. of Nights"
. . . . . . . . Jung Elisabeth 1111111111411
('0
1 1111111111111 111-111ml a ten per rent.
1 11111111,
salmon 111119
In speaking of the program. too
must cannot be said of the. excellent 1
(111.115 of Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil,
Ali's Abbie Shields 111111 Miss Eliza-
t-rth llizsnyik, who rendered the 1‘0-
:‘v‘lrctions, and the Misses Alice
1~'111' and Ida (lenuario. who 11n-
it‘lizilltt‘tl with piano selections.
“t‘--1«t'11."s“ the title of a poem, read
V 'mk Northrup and written 111‘
Ell 1;. Mary McCarthy, dealt with eni-
--'n' et' the Mtn’elioff (‘11.. and was
1'11"" 1'11s‘ically teceived by the audi-
('llt’t‘,
"11...
till
'\')~1\
in-
111-Ms in the dining hall were
then tli"‘"11‘tl. and the Christmas tree
111 the 1mm of the hall was outlined
1'1 '1 M11111 of varieolcred electric.
FM“ The. t‘111e Inesented a vet‘v
11111111'.1nee.,' and the 11t‘te ty
':1\ thr1 1111111111 111‘ urolou" (ill--
'- nur‘n H111 mtl‘l Of ill? (llIlPI‘S
~111‘11 1111 of eitt't thnn em
and tho first, nynconl ripliim".
mnlmsumv (iliir‘e
-- «‘r-r‘ir‘d to Mr, Mayeholi‘, by
"~ “WM-1.- as :1 «gift from his er‘.
1-4,..:..,.,~.‘,. .
11ir‘11'”
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" “11111111111? anknnu-lw’w-J ‘-'
s‘hm‘i, but “'nnlod
“““"il "2-: received with the
11. "monumr
1.. ,. u'nll
.1. . t ,1..H..w£1...w‘
""1‘ t‘w'n nI-ncnnhid ';‘(1‘1“‘yy'."ni‘wi hv
"“l""'“n‘“'. “'l'h
'I‘I1A mar-hint: was
folds til' licsno pan.
I. .-....,- 1...“-..1N1...
”.1 ....1.....nl\11n
....,.. . ..1 :.. yunnv
,,.. .....1 wlmn twain-ht tn ‘1'"11' 11r1)\t"l,
‘ 1' 1 Venn-cine "Iiit‘t‘nr" :thont 11v?
.... 1.. |...... ‘1'. \‘..‘.‘.t.“w twnt'ps‘untlg
1,; ......,.=--°v-m-t that the ear wasi'
... 1 112...“. Afirn“.
."i-~: Flt-r11 Me‘tlahon, ton-lady of
.1. "1,‘I\"‘~1 “-1111 wr—nuuntw‘ With 11
11‘1111'111111111 coffee 11111 the gift of the
.
.1 11m 01‘ of the 1111111111111, and then
r, ,u . .. ......1 .1; .1..:1 0 m1 ril'
hv .‘Tr, 01.11111. .\ m 114’ .1...
.11. wtm-m. .... .,..,.,.,..,.,..
themselves and these were
given out. at this time. A, box of
{wtluvtnt‘ (n (unwvnnw in
1... . 1 y..,».
r.\'\l‘\:vvr\(' um :I (v.-
... (1“ «v
Fun-’1 "“4: J‘-
.1 - ‘ ‘1 -.~ . ”tn “on. u;- n... "-11
a rush was then made for the grab
11.12 Presents hauled out of this park
wrre of u humorous and varied 11:1-
AR the hi" Christmas present
”111 \t N. Mm'ehoff (‘0111-
in-
11111:" 111 salaries to all of its (1111-1
111111111 and has also ghen today as
a holiday.
"‘1 1' 1rtv'illI1V1-(1t‘ tlm lt'ill lain 1V.
11'1'11
m .1... hm...
t
l
l
l
mini rousirtrl‘ 4" re-l 1111'" and "rm-tr
streamers, draped from the et-iiinxsl
'1'11! pillow: . .11 11t11.111tx'_11 111111111111;
luwutlrv‘ilv derore'etl lirhts and tahh :1.
1111.11 a handsome Christmas tree at that
11111111 of the hall. Among the KUt‘:lSl
from 11111 of town who were are” I
11'1-1'1': Stella Arranson, (‘lara .\l, 81-h.
11112111111111, and Annie Lutegua. buyers
111.111 San Francisco and Anna 1.1111111;
of New York City.
After tin,1 conclusion of the entw-
thintut‘nl program, dam-111,1, was: 1‘11~
The, Social 1.1111,;111 orchestra
111111111111 1‘xr.ellent mush- for this port.
111 1hr program, and it was not until
:1. 1.111-1 hour that. the merry main-rs
1111:1111 departed after having 111111111111
.11.. 11111111111111 and his entire family
11:11 l-nnm' r1‘.urns of the 111-neon
1111-1 1111;111' a shameful affair it» a
r1-tl1‘1-1111n upon the charatter and
or tho1 local l‘aelory. which is
l‘m 1110M prostressive hu-‘iuesz'.
hen-es in this vicinity Six out or
with
:y‘I-nv‘rr
seven of the original employes of the;
Maw-ho": Company whit-l1 established!
.t:‘1lt‘ in. this city three. years 11.20..
it"""" ttl‘ounn‘ last evening and were-j
11"‘11- mot-,1“ M‘ in words of wartnrwt
111115.11 hv Mt“. Mnyehoft‘, The M. N
"‘11'. “1"" t‘1vvv‘v1anv, after ”111‘" rears‘
r" ..:..1 lt‘tt-t “Im- fingittv pq‘nhlishmi ‘1
self as one of Norwnllt'e most progres
11hr and prosperous business houses.
1 ‘ “.""'“ntm employed in the bust.
1‘ 1‘ 1" 11111 ennnrltv is equally cntitl 3
ed to be condratulatod for thr1 bi"
hiendlv spirit and feeling of good
fellowship which exists tod‘u 11111111111
the sons and. dauehters of tin1 "hi"
1111111111." as Mr. Mayehofl' l- pleased
to call his employcs and friends.
I
l .
l. 1‘ * 1
WHY DO NATlONS WAR? , 1
Hon. .1. 11‘. Rutherford. lawyer la1'-'
man. '11'11111-rr, will lecture in the Re
gent 'I‘“t"‘h‘e, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. His subject will be “Why Do
The Nations War?" Admission is free
1 1 r-ordl"lly invited to attend.
The Evening News, Birmingham, Eng .
#11 d of 11 111:
"Mr “ uthcrford has a most power-
ful delivery,.1md without' exhibiting
“ e "'t mevtt he held the
huge audience spellbound " i Ffi‘tkfis ¥ES K
8pm. Mallery of douififilailxirstgfit, isl' _”__—_. - ‘ a}. ‘ m 895‘ economic
(uni-w “1111111111. of Belden avenue, ' , 1.. " W {l m. Md an“
.1... ‘5 .0. attiii’i“fi.ii°1ifiiif..°§lj Steam Dyingh Cleaning Co. , StumTty them
yesterday afternoon. Formerly known a Etrldgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Go. . ‘
Clint IWllla, 111111 Bertram 111-aw
"v Agricultural College 'stfu-
STERLING’S
' TODAY
All! Holiday Goods
Reduced
Extra Special
$2 and $3 Pictures
Your Choice 98c
' See Them 111 0111‘ Window
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131, Washington St.
1'. amt Mrs; Darwin A. Wadhams
and mailer. $212311ch and Lavinia.
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.. are spending the
bums: m ms; or Mr. and Mrs.
Punk E. 11120. of Wooster HPigl1ts.~
lianbln'y Xena. 1‘1)
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fancy Roasting Chitfkens .. 301:
Fancy Fatah; ............ .. 28c
Fresthms 0,--- . . . . . 20c
Corned: Hams .............. 18c
Pigs. Backs 17c
FIaeS’pmih 151:
Spring Legs 01' Lamb ..... 201:
Small Pig Pork 1111c
Sugar cw Hams ....... 24c
Home-dressed Veal from 14c up
Horne—urn: zuusag; zoc'
Fancy- Cel'ery. CarilifloWer, Tur-
nios. Cabinet. Cranberries. Par-
snips, Carrots, "Lettuce, Sweets.
Apples; Oranges, Grape Fruit.
Lemons;
White- Rhsr. Can Goods.
Oleomargarine 25c. 2813
Gold Medal Butter ..... 45c
Fresh Ground Bone ........ 51:
Chamok’s Market
EANN iE WAR!)
111311 STAR)
1 Free Delivery
‘TCL 583-11- 76 Nott‘h Main St,
South Norwalk'
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
ct,
Fannie Ward in “Witrhcraftf
‘13: W. W Work, Bet! Prm
C mm wan-m BTREE‘I‘
& mnwnut 9111011: .911:
‘
Beautiluland' Lasting Gills
Stenog'rapher
A Gift From the iewelers
(male) ‘Wanted
E Also Bookkeepers and Stenog-
. , mphus, mile and female.
COIebur“ & Lauder E ' CALL and let 'us tell you
- ‘ l of 6:: Spkndifi Chances
1" now one:
'7‘"
are showing superb 11
stocks at both of ME!!!“ 3118111988
their stores __ - College
, M Hamill:
38mm
7*
11111: GREAtEST
root) 1111.111:
9m" ”heater.
96 Washington .St. So. Norwalk
22 Wall St.
Norwalk .
1, 811k Dresses, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Ii. LYNGE, hm. , _
:49 State Streetwt «~BMDGEPORTd—
Tmn' “Tran “£11. 1mm "7‘ .1
.111 ms dim m Musk
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