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and your assistance will make
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coal and you will have, too, af-
ter you've tried some of it.
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iY NEWS
an by the Jolly Three. in .\rion Hall
Saturday night. Svcc's orchestra fur-
nished the music.
Owing to Christmas falling on Mon-
day and inorder to accomodate pa-
trons of the National itank of Nor-
!volk remained open Saturday even-
Ing until 7 o‘clock1
Victor
is nursing
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paliitiil
(lily I'Jditor l1‘erris.
lhé Hour,
1 week ago. Discovery of a fracture
makes it necessary to carry the arm
in a sling.
5. Now we will be all ready to attend
{hose January sales which always
come directly after Christmas. 'llousev
wives know that they can secure
splendid bargains just after the
Christmas rush is over, and the mer-
Qhants are preparing to arrange their
stock.
‘ Someone is v1'on1l1f'rinizhow they came
b,’ 11 111111111 '11 containing a chrisiina‘s
gift fora gentleman. 11' so and it hap-
pens that. they visited the. Norwalk
Drug (70., South Norwalk Saturday at-
ternoon they more than likely acci-
dently picked it up from the counter
with their other packages. If not con-
venient to leave at the drug store,
please phone 1113-12.
~Jl‘oday. 11 performances, vaude1
. villa and pictures—Charlie Chaplin tn Lucien Summer
"The Rink," Regent Theatre.
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athe Vossische Zeitung says ”that
1countries are expected
,course of the week.
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statement that Germany does not1
Edesii’e to create a feeling of re-i
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and homogeneous empire.
SWITZERLAND GIVES sup-
PORT T0 PRESIDENTi HOWLAND'S
wrusou's PEACE NOTE‘
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An Amsterdam dispatch to the.
,Exchange Telegraph Company;
1n London says:
“Prefacing an evidently inspir-
leading editOrial with the;
venge in Russia which would pro-T
voke another war, the Colovne‘
Gazette declares that Germany,
intends to restore the Russ an;
Baltic provinces, but that Rus~'
51a must consider that the new“.
situation created in Poland can-i
not be changed The paper argues ‘
that in taking Poland, Germanyi
lCdily rendering a szervi c ‘0
1.1135111 and that. deorived of lo-
lartd, Russia will form a unite
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Russia to possess Constantino-‘
ole," acording to the paper, but]
is ready to negotiate with Turircy'
and Russia an arrangement per-1
,mitting Russian warships andi
merchontmen to navigate the:
straits." i
'T‘lie unanimous vote of ONE
French Senate after affir11'1'1wzg1‘2flc'fgto 21:91
that France cannot conclude
The. regular Weekly dance was giv-'
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peace with an enemy who 11:1:11- NORWALK ,1
piec French territory, coming; at
the same time as the peace note
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of th Swiss government, has stir/1; '1 . i
red anew the French press it'd, \‘ SOCIETY NI
i‘ublic. The action of the Sea'ite‘if “,1
save further indicatiou of the at— N 1
AND PERSON“.
titude of the Allies toward Presi.
dent Wilson's proposal, which
confidence voted in the Brilll‘d
Ministry was regarded most
favorably.
The Foreign Affairs committee
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
,oi the Chamber devoted a large I
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injury to his left arm received about-
NVcllesley Kipling, of the Auto-v.3 Cannon streii, has just ret'urne
part of the sessions vestcrdav to
an examination of President Wil-
son' 5 note.
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The Petit Journal suggests daughic. tieda io tie'Oige Howard oh,
that President Wilson in SCndin i la\ llill lt111,11l Tip couple are [)0]th-
the note knew he would have the] lar members or ilie 101111111- 1' s11, 112111
support of Switzerland and SRVS' ihave a huge 1i1cl11oi iiicnds who are'
“France pities its neighbor,‘ cut-titling 1ong111tul11tions to them. i
menaced like Belgium perhaps.
but France which did not want, ”“1 “‘3' r- -‘l“*""‘-“k
war knows that there are sna-j1it llridh1 poit, are \isiiini: oier Cluist
irestions that boom and interest mas with “1.111111 Mrs Samuel \lill-l
prevent 3t {rpm healing." :ltltl. Ol.‘ bpiint: lllli tl\'t*llllt'. .\lln‘
Gold medals of the French‘.\lt‘i'ol'lllth‘lx was formerly Miss .\1111'5
health service have been awarded garit .\llllurd of Norwalk.
to Laurence V. Benet. president.
of the American Ambulance? \liss Marv bodice \\ 1-ll1 daughter
Committee: Captain Arthm‘or .\11- .1311 Mrs 11 (lardnir \\'cll,~1 111
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mobile Ambulance Corps, and from New York where shc danced to"
Lieutenauts Heary Skerrctt Rog-Low Women's 1-1111» 111 St. George‘s. 1
ers and john Rochfort, of the,
Ambulance Corps. Professor and .\Ir. .Olio A. l\( 11111»
Silver medals have been award- 11y or Pas-sale X 1., are spnwlinr 1ne
ed to Gustave Snow, Chief of,
Section, and to Maurice Seloise,1‘l(eniiedv‘s parents. Mr and Mrs. l'c-
George Northoccr and Edward 1111' ..l Ward, of \11'l1sireci ;
Bartlett Hayden, assistant chiefs. | -
Bronze medals haVe been Mrs Joseph .\l1l‘111'l1'1nd and family
awarded to the following drivers and Mrs. .\l.S\\1en1y and daughter of
of automobile ambulances: Hor- lndiana Place, 11111 spending 1111111
ace Castro John Dahlgren, Clif—iwllh .1111. and 1113.1111111111 (‘11:1‘. 1.1
ford Deroode Fred Doughty, Al- .\oroioli ”tights
lyn Eddy, Jaines Frank, Maurice. .1..-
Guillaume, Robert De Machiels,i .\ir.11nd .\l1s..\.l..l"ros1 and son,
Leopold Magnace, Paul M-EU‘IC. and James E. (‘rol‘uii of .\‘cw llaieu
Marcel Suls- are (Mllllsllllilfi viritors rc.id
hack and Alfred Waddell.
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This bank not only affords a safe place'Tor the depositing of
money but also co-operates with customers in furnishing prac-
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ing of their business affairs. :
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holiday weekuid at the home of MBA“-
iiriiain. are Christmas guests at, the
1-11.11 .\l 1's. William llariiord.
.home of his aunt, Mrs. l‘red L Baxtil'
'Staml‘ord, are the Christmas
il.athan1, are Chirstmas guests at the
- ~.; - -ot Lowe street, ore spending Christri -
m“ ”a! friend-Meagan}: i Wholesale Store—Monroe St.,- Central Hotel Block.
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Merry Christmas
to all: and to all a
Good Night.
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Harmon
4 Pain Richardson.
encc of Mrs. James Golden,
field avenue. .1he Twenty Second Engineer Corps, 1
arrived
afternoon . alto!
on tile border, to
with his parents,
f.\'1-\v York, inilitiii,
James P. lopeland, of Walnut lieach Norwalk. )‘chli'l'dlll'
001m, wcllknown to many readers six llltlllllls Herricc
here as 11 newspaper and magazine spend ”11‘ llilllillli'fi
writer, entertained a number 111‘ local .\lr. 11:11! Mrs. Thomas Richardson, on
friends Saturday evening, at 11 Christ» ('11111'111‘1l s1r111 1.
Miss Madeline l1'11h11n, who is taking
a course in nursinc, in New York city,
is spending Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs, Edward K11ll_\.oi‘ .\‘1-1v cuts. Mr. and Mrs. William Fahan, ot’
Canaan, are spending Christmas at .\‘orwalk.
the. home of Mrs. Kelly's. parents,‘
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Millard, or this
try club. Mr. Copeland r1111l l-klracls «11
his unpublished work.
Miss .-:\g11s ('osicllo and Miss Anna
Mills. both of Sprint: sireri, are spend
i111: today vi~i1ing friends in Bridge.
port.
Dr. and Mrs. George W. YanAlys-
“it“ and daughter, of Middletown, are l.(‘let11< .\l'icner is 1111:1111 from Holy
guests at the home of Mrs George R. Cross Path-.1111, at \\'1111 -s'iei, .‘ldsS it)
\1'1..1Mstyne on llayvieiv nv.enue. \pt 11d ihc (‘ lll‘ihlllln v.1111tion \\llll his
___._. ~parents, .\l1'. and .\irs.| . . ll. .\l1lgllf‘l.»t)l
.\t 1', and )1 rs. Samuel .\‘ui'ris. of New llelden avenue.
residence of District Commissioner 1mm,“ street,
Bridgeport.
spent Saturday
Joseph iiameline, or New York. is
spending the 11011111131 as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. William “'cnrieh, of;
ltorer street. 3
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas l‘arkison,
Grand \leiv avenue, are spending the
holidays with friends in \laierhury1
Connecticut. i
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iliehaid Mather. of Windsor Locks
is spending his holiday vacation at the
on Chestnut stieei. i
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A dance was held in the Town Asq
sembly Hall, Saturday night and}
Grace Brothers' orchestra furnished}
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the music.
Miss .\iinnie Wenricb. 01 Dover
street, is enjoying the Christmas'
holidays, with relatives in New Yorkl
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Manning, of.
guests‘
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of Mrs. Flaherty, of Spring street.
in Souui'
her par- ‘
Mrs, Cornelius Ryan. of West Waslni
11 1111 inhei oi CLAlM MOVIES TAKE STU-
DENTS FROM SPORTS
NEW HAVEN, Dec. iii—That lllPP‘
is an inclination on the part at upper
11111smen in Yale uiiii’er'slty to Iit‘gl‘rttl‘
their physical needs by their failure]
to give as much time as they shouldi
to participation in athletics, is the air-3
gument brought
appearing in the current issue of the
Yale Alumni Weekly.
The freshmen, according: to the edi-l
interest by their|
toi'ial, show more
participation in sports than do the
upper elassnien. the perceiita'm being
somewhat close to 10 per cent. Fia-
ltl‘t‘n show that :17 per cent. of I-oih-
freshmen classes participated in ind-l
Jor and minor sports during the past
fall.
The charges is made that the upp1r
classmen neglect their physical needs
by being lured away to that fast
groping indoor sport, the ' movies "
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Frederick li.
Arthur F. Huntington, and Irving
home of Dr. and Mrs. Huntington. I
Miss Laura Sweeney, oi Springi
street, today left for New York [mi
where she will spend the week.
William Wenrlch, formerly of Doveri
street. is spending the holidays at the,
home or his parents in this city. 1
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Selectman and Mrs. Philip Costellono
it street. is 1113.} . ‘ South Norwalk.
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E'egant $3 Wine Sets, T hermometor and
“3 Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at Our wholesale store.
Wines, Old PortrFine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine,
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at: lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself.
J. DlSessa
Grade
Tell 1555 and 151-4 14
Austin ot‘ “'atcrbury.I
i" is spending the holidays with friends
in Norwalk.
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Fancy Roasting Chickens . . 3m:
FanCy Fowls . .. 2811'
‘Fresh Hams ...... . ........ zoo
Corned Hams . ............ 18c
Pigs Hacks . .............. 171:.
Flat Sparerib ......... 151: ,
Spring Legs of Lamb ..... 201:
Small Pig Pork ............ 201:
Sugar Cured Hams ...... . 241:
Home—dressed Veal from 14c up
Home-misc.s susago zoo
nios, Cabbage, Cranberries, Par-
snips, Carrots, Lettuce, Sweets,
Apples, Oranges, Grape Fruit,
Lemons.
White Rose Can Goods. .
Oleomargarine 259-281: _'
Gold‘Medal Butter .. . .'. .;. 451': 1
Fresh Ground Bone 51:
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