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Gn'Y 11111111131
69 N0. MAIN ST.
THIS STORE WILL
BE CLOSED ALL DAY
CHRISTMAS.
CHOCOLATES in 5 pound
bu............... $1.25
to: of Candy, y. 1b., 1 1b., 2 lb.
[was Candy. Pop Corn in ball
, and loose, all kinds olNuts.
[auxiliaries and all kinds of
Vegetables.
Specials on Cigars—soc, $1.00,
$.00, $4.00.
{Tobacco in jar and can. -
Dont’ miss this chance.
A. HASSAN
1-“? Van Zant St. East Norwalk
Tel. Your Order to 1522.
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‘ ' THE Sum-1161111111” symmetries-1m.
mu lid 10510101.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmel, of
New Game, were holiday guests oi
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Bates.
Eugene Willmott has opened a gar-
age in William Moran's shop on Nero-
ton avenue.
Jefferson Travers has returned to
his home at the Heights after 11 visit
to friends in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist of
Nuroton spent the week-end at their
place here.
Miss Jennie Dugdale of Noroton is
again at home, after a visit at Mt. K13
co.
Mr. and Mrs L M Dickson have
closed.” thci1 bong Neck place, and
gone to the tity until spring
John Elwood has returned to his:
ward..it1Fit(‘h's Home looking much
improved after abrief furlough.
L. A,
man‘muents, 111‘. and Mrs. C, 1-1.
Demeritt on Maple street.
Mrs. Mary Burke left Monday for
.1 visit with Miss Julia Brennan. 11.
New York. Miss Brennan was a form-
er resident of New Canaan.
Mrs. George F. Johnson of East
avenue announces «the engagement 01
her daughter, Miss Clara Gladys
Johnson, to Mr. James R. Thomas.
The Congregdtional Church choir is
rehearsing a cantata that was to be
song at (‘bristmas hut has been poHt-
DUned owing to the illness of Dr.‘
Hoyt.
Miss Lucy Carmen was operated
upon at the Stamford Ilospital, Wed- ‘
nesday afternoon, for appendicitis. A1
11‘. present writing she is resting com-
l’crtably.
Stanley 81111111115 was brought home
Sunday from New York, where he
hur- been undergoing treatment in a.
hospital. He is obli‘md in unar a
pace on his leg and he is able to
walk only with the aid 01 crutches.
Th1 lutal troup of Boy Scouts are;
chiming their recent
purt base of
skiis
The club room, 111 thr1 burn do
N umber of new 13110115 have recently
been contributed by the State ‘Board
of Education to the local library.
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Thomas (lrtmmms and family have
closed their place 011 Long Neck Point
and gone to their city home for
winter.
A dance was enjoyed by 11 large
number of people, last night, given by
the Heights Fire Company, at their
fire house.
Gardner Fowler, who was operated
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Gerogo Id. Moore or Third street has
acepted I. position so janitor in the.
Borden iloturizlng plant, New Jersey:
Mr. and Mrs, Fallon, of New York,
were the guests of Mrs. Boron, of Van
Zant street.
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Rev. H. Sanford Grossctt of Mount,
Vernon was a visitor in East Norwztlk'
hrtstmas i’lay. '
Friends 01 John Gorlmm, of Win
field Street, will be sorry to hear that;
he has suffered 11 relapse. ‘
critical condition a present.
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I151: Matilda Smith, of Rowan
Itmet, is unending a few days with:
her brother Rev. A. J Smith of Hart t
Mr. and Mrs. John 11'llommcdlou from 11 511111 with 111111111115 in Bridge have plvdgrd lllt‘llihtllt‘fi to 11 “Tm“ 1qu bed.
Shave mtnrnod from Southport, l1. l..,
where they spent Christmas with '
fiends. out
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upon recently at tho Stamford Hoop!~
till 1111‘ an affection of the ankle, is
‘ improving daily.
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James Andrews and his da-tug'hter.
I1151.11.11 Mabel, of Brooklyn, are now set-
tled in William Warner‘s house on the
Post road, Noroton.
Charles St‘t‘lcy of the Post road has
been setting out :1 number of trees, in-
(‘ludlng 11 row 01' poplars along the
,drive at. his Nm‘olon 11011111. -
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Fred Ztnu 1111s left the 1311111105 oi
Walter Stewart.
M
M13. George Jollifl' 111111 [HBlullll‘d
port.
Edgar ,l’riditt lt-lt
winter in
Mr. and Mrs.
Vii-1111111111151 to spcud the
'lcan..
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1.). Ferris. oi"
Baldwin, 11 Lops-.111 (‘bristmus ulth
"George 11 Forms and lamlly, of Sea-
liew avenue.
Josephine Btodnmn of East Nor 1"
walk is confined at 11011111 111111 .1 1113
were attack of rheumatism in both feet
and lower limbs.
The annual meeting of the Sunday 5;
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school board of the. East Avenue M -
111. Church will be held this evening
There will he election of officers.
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The Chimtmas ptogram of 1110.111
James P11111011 has most-d from 1111:
l'l'i 1111 house on l1 mu 11111111111 to Stum-
ford. .
“111111111 KlilDOWiCZ is ondcuwulu:
llt‘ get up 11 hot-1:15 team for the
winter sport.
111 and Hon \‘t' 115‘111 1
A. 1)
Mrs. Armu Aubt'
were week and guests of Mrs
Bishop.
“1.111111 Mrs.Bcnj1uuiu i'ulnu‘r nil]
1111.5‘11 shortly to spend the winter in
1‘ 111111111.
’ 7111's. Dorothy 11311111111th of in 111.1
‘ noted to them by 1“.
. pletion
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the '
daughter,
itmotmt for ptit“'11111.~1-
_ S. llnwloss on
the Colonial mansion property 1111
North. Main street. is nearing rom-
Edward Dauson of E2151 Orange, N.
J., has been visiting relatives
Mrs. Robert Hawkins and grand-
filiss Roi 11‘1'111 1121111111115, are
at Borne, N. C.
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Mrs. L. S. Knapp and daughter, Miss
Ethel Knapp, and Mrs, Wyll. Rodi-
mer Spent Saturday in Bridgeport.
Howard Johnson, (1. Herbert John-
son ,and Homer» Johnson of the John~
sou Garage. are in Toledo this week.
The B. B. Sewing Club will hold a
Christmas celebration at ill-‘3 home of
Miss 143111111 Knapp, next Tuesday (We-
ntng.
’l‘bo Auhl 1.11113.r S5111: (‘lub hold
Tuesday owning. “Shop‘s
new a donmnstrutiou 111 (hut-1111: popu-
lur your .1 111111. and whith is still 11
craze 111110111: 11 great numbm' ol~ 1111‘
present time. as was (11:11111111111ralt1:1 till.
the1 dunct1 Tutu-11115 owning.
T1111 l‘vll. 1.111111 i'luk of 11111'111011yl.-1,;.m, N. Y 551111; found (lend in bed'
M. llfll‘lycstorduy morning at. the 11011111 of hill.
lodge. No. 1‘17. A. 11‘. and A.
finish-"d n donations for pun 1111‘ 111::
illic old Suburlmt 'l‘hmttr‘e butlrtinz:
5011‘ turned by 11‘. E. 11‘1-1‘11, 111111 fortn-
orly conducted by Mussi'H. Smith and
llrincltcrlmll' :1
house. Plans {or 1-. .Vltl'wn' .H homt1
have been under consideration for
5011.11 t111111..'i 11111111101 of the 1111111111115
1.5 1110\' i111:- picture
of the huilditm.
it is stated that“ the price will
11011111111111}: over $l1,t)tltt. The property
1.1-. about fifty {1111 “1111-, 111111 111111 11
depth of Hill foot. The interior is fit-
it'll for tl-1
turns, and tho floor ..
,5. ,1... I'lg‘ ,
:111‘Tlt on 1m in-
1:':1~1‘tl to tilt‘
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Roslyn \unm‘mcut (‘0, m“ Norwullt.
but for 11111 last 111x or eight months
has llt't‘ll timed ’\ 119:1" 1 15111
the property by Qnmucl Kuntm of the
Recent Theatre of \‘11111 11111 'l‘ht1 hull 1-
ing 11 uum‘tt‘t of
Bnpli. 1 ("11111111 .111'1 1:1 01 “11.1 lttt‘r‘d
into 11 lloys‘ Hub, and :1 Young Men's
Club, conducted ‘ncccssfully. The M11-
some 1110 now holding meetings in the
Odd Follows‘ building and for :1 1011':
icon anxious to not u
“in“ 1111‘ ,1
unit Christmas church will be present pull is \initing \\ 1th her mother. 1111‘c home for th "1llkt‘l\ M
ed tomorrow evening at. 7:30 o'clock.
“The exercises planned are’dcl'ightful,
and bid f- 1'r to be successful
There is fine skating on the Mill
‘.Pond.\Hun1:ln3ds enjoyed themselt cs,
\‘westerday. Electric lights 111ll be
Strung across the pond sholtly so that -
it will be fine for night skating. ,
John J. Hennessey. the populurl
Mdgemtdet. enjoyed 11 mention from;
his duties yesterday and John (tart 1
, --1substitutcd for him. it. is the
“day Mr. Henttesgoy was 011‘ in
new
5 The steamer “Marion" lost its pro-
Wet Saturday while on its way from
MM, L 1., here. This is the see-
“ one the vessel has lost this win-
out. "I‘oday the boat will be towed to
“all" York where 11. will be docked and
two i
OWAYTON
5 man-u. -.-in “y‘-
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‘wiutm 1. Stevens, Jr., of “Roway-
is a. member of the steamer K1111-
first; _1
Wutctbuty
1‘.1\id A11:l101'.bl‘olherw"1t Mrs .l‘hotu
.11 hictlruth of ll1‘,1 town, 111111 .11 hint
1101111- 111 New York last work,
1101.01101131. Ernest Mctidu‘ ofhlt.
1511111 will preach in thr1 Congr-cua
1i.1111l ’(‘hurch next Sunday morning,
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- Manager Frank Kelley of 111 Not;
(‘nuttan basketball live is 1101:1113 11111111
for :1. game nith 11111 Mt. Kisco team.
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5115,11 Doinmit't of West lloboltctt. N.
gl‘n luuwn (\l‘ 1-1,“-
i; ., .mmt .15
toil (‘ompuny ltfctll'lllg
000 :1 5‘0111, wete granted :1 Chrlslmaei
STANDARD OIL GlVEs BONUS
\ll thc umploym of the Standard
ices than $3.-
bonus of ten per cent. of their full
ycur‘s salary, with incrcaso ln their}
yearly pay ranging from ten to thirty}
per cc'it for the rooting 15‘1111‘. lt isl’
needless to: 115‘ 1111111 was happy body?
of men in Noru .1lk yesterday.
Sentinel Advs. pay. Try one.
DEATHS 11.1111) FuNERALs
away on Monday morning at h
7 Mott avenue.
been ill for several treks, to her deatbi
comes as a shock to her many fuellin-
Since coming to Norwalk seventeen
years ago, she has been a devoted
Church. Besides her mother, she tear-1
Thomas Murphy, of East Avenue were
theld this morning :11 nine o'clock from
in town. ‘
James Casey. Hugh McGovern and Pt 1
Iter Gztlligln. i
l N11t111,ol‘3
‘ Nash.
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enjoyable dance in Odd Fl‘llow's “1111.3
" orchestra,
. Christmas.
1191 H. Huntington 91111111111011 tht1 body
was '
'1! 1:1"\'111;: plow
.
hold on 1
5"t‘-:tts turn “as tht‘i
‘ crouu." writcs
lstopped and they fell asleep
ussed1
home.
Miss S11. John andl
Miss Adelaide M. St. John
Adelaide Minerva St. John
Reducuon 111'
Christmas Booklets
Ten Cent Booklets 51:
Five “ “ 2101' it:
Two' and Three Cent
, Booklets
J. I. MALLETTE
Mrs. Sarah .1. Plan, widow of Ezra‘
Plait, died at the home of her sister, 38 Washington st. South Norwalk.
Mrs Samuel Cannon, of 15 Osborn
member of the Norwiak Methodist
es three sisters, Mrs. Henry T. Hitch-l;
cock, Mrs. David L. Carrie, Mlss‘i
Rheuama St, John, all of Norwalk and:
one brother, Mr. Henry E. St. John of‘
\‘ewark, N, .1. Rev. C. 11 Burro 5111'
oilficiate at the funeral services whichl
will be held from her home on 'l‘htusg.
day afternoon at " .30 o ‘clock. Inter-E
it:
TUESDAY, DEC. .15, 19.5 ~11
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_ ASH CANS
Garbage Cans, Rotary Tish“
Sifters, F urnatDe Shovels, Snow
Shovels, Etc.
Albert F. Genetic
Phone 1069-2
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25 Washington St. 50. Normtk
Prompt Delivery.
llwtou [lave i
Any Junk
8.13110
11‘ T0
Successor [0 Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Notwalk.
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avenue last ovening.’1‘he funeral;
will be private and will take place
Wednesdaya a.flernoon l - - ......... - , - _ . ._ --
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Funeral of Thomas Murphy
The funeral services of the late
SPECIALS‘
St. Mary’s Church, and were very ”need“ B’scmts 1 1 1 ' ' "‘ ---------------- 3 pkgs. 10¢
largeli amndm Rov Thomas J Grandma's or Teco Pancake ............. 3 pltg's. 25¢
Finn celebrated solemn high mass. At Karo Syrup, 3 can . , . _ 0 ........................... 8¢
the offemtory, Mrs. Albert 19.11059 None Such Mince Meat ........... . . . 3 Pk”. 25¢
sang "Pie J1111u,"and as the body was Fancy SWC‘Ct Oranges a (101 h 30 .
being home from the church the choir ‘ ' -------------------- C'
sang, “Nearer My God to Thee." 111 1
1911119111. “'11:; in St. Mary’s cemetery 1;
Pallbearers were William Casey,
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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Fu Her-I of Mrs. Jl'nnie F. L. Nash. 1
’1111 funeral of Mrs. Jenuio 1121.
" Bayviou 11111111111 , was holdl
21 ‘mn the late homo nt 2 .30 001011.,me m? 11351501”?
this 11111-1'110011.R11v William (1' 1
(‘ ilhu olllt'lnted 111111 interment was in:
tho Norwnlk (11111111lcr5 \irs. N.1:‘.‘?1
mo 11. widow of the lute1 Jami-s ILE
“$5.",
we?“
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alite Largest and Most
Complete Line of Fur-
niture and Househo-
nishings in the Nor-
walk
Mrs, Marie Wehrenberger
Mrs. Marie Woltrt‘nborgct', of Grunt-3
1111111 avenue, (lied lust night in 11111:,
Norwttllt Hospital. at lllt“ age 111‘ "1'7? 1
years. interment will be 111111111 111 (‘11 ‘
(1111' Grove cemetery. Flushing, .\‘. 1'. is
t
11‘ EllilC‘. ill: lg
to 111 "1111.
lllf
Nicholas George
\11 1101115 George :1 resident of Hiv- ’
mothcr- in low, in Fair
which place ho had come
Mrnflcorgo wrnt to 11-1111
Sunday night. apparently in gout“
‘beolth. bttt “hen rolled in 1110 1110111 [1"
lug failed to nnawcr Upon inl't‘SllgdL1 ;
111g his unusual silent've, the mcmhew :‘Y‘
of the family found the man (loud in l “
Melit‘nl Examiner 111‘. Sam”
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F; mlerY. HICHEJT - PJJR'EJ' l OWEJ‘TH
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Tbc ddrca‘svd is .Hunlved by 11 w.lt'-“ “
one 01111 3011. Antonio ‘.‘t~‘.m;:11 both 111‘ ‘gm m: WmMm‘m :mr‘
lian'lsou. N. Y. Funeral schltcs
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will be held tomorrow looming in St
Mary‘s Church at nine o'clock, and in
torment will he in St. Mary's come 1
tery. Funeral director George \V. (‘01,
fin is in charge.
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It: is a good thing for a corset to be comfortable as well
as built upon the correct lines. '
COUGH
"Three weeks ago 1110 of 1115‘ child-
ren began choking and coughing. 111111
i saw they were. having an attack 01‘
8111111 Moyborry, Eclr'
art, Ga. “1 got 11 bottle of Foley's:
lloncy It Tar and gave them a dose,
before bedtime 111111 soon theirrmtghi
Neill
morning their cough and all sign ot‘.
croup was gone." l‘cleys Honey nud‘
Tar is a standard low priced remctlyl
for colds, bronchitis. in grippe coughsi
roe THROAT 11.1111;- LUNGS
S'HIBIWRN coco-3.1.1 mom—ms ‘.
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Comfort and fashion g) together as a matter of course—
if you buy your corsets her: and have them fitted.
Fitting Corsets 1:; our specialty—fitting fashions; the
figure and the purse.
We have always in stock every good model of every
good maker
Visit our store and let our corsetiere fit you to one of
the charming new models
i _ 533 WASHINGTON s'r
r1‘ 5‘ one.
Spnl'i'fivl A (hrs m- 1'.
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‘EBUILT IYPEWRITER5 -- L. a,
Smith, Underwood
Remington, all nth:
makes. sold. rented,
repaired Rentals, 38
per month «33111an
sold at $5 per 1110:1111
JAS. DONNELLY
ll South Mala- Stnet South New
TAILORED SUI'IS
and
REMODELING OF FURS
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New York Ladies’ Tailor-
1 G. ROCKOFF
1‘ 11 North Main ’1
We Also Do Cleaning and I
Pressrng "
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE ‘
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic,
, dessert. Sold atlall
‘storcsfiry them
‘11 iced 8., Volt
Elet-trical COIL IL“
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 50. Main :11.
So. NorWal-k, Music Hall Elk.
“"““"‘""’”“‘1Toilet Article and Fine ‘
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; Candies 101‘ Gills
Are Satisfied.
F. ii. illeEll
WOMEN'S HOSIERY A GALE INCL
DENT.
Baltimore Police Have to Disperse
Crowd Collected to Witness Var»
colored Christmas Display.
l‘tlfl‘lliOl‘tll, 111d. Dec. 26. wIf {1111'
' 1‘..cr1'- gales strike Baltimore this win-
ter the police force may have to he
‘ 11".(1ensed. Also there are a. 1111."?
11.13.1110" of Bull 11110111 111111 who- can
tell today the 5915‘ latest in women‘ s
111 ~1er5 The. explanation is that so
111.. any My Equiprd "
The Store Where Xmas Needs
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1113115 1111111 gathmed at Liberty and ‘
l.1.\‘.11“ton sheets.
11113 windirst coru- “
1111 111. Bullinlol'os shopping district,
illitl the fair shoppers became panic,“ ..
1111111011 and 11 riot call was sent to
police hendcuar tet'. H
Mounted policemen
(1mm .01 (1111111111.; 112111115.
HANK AND PETE
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Coat-1 in CONMA r’lAKE A DATE 5.111111 .
THAT ctAss‘r LtTTLE DAHE oUTSIDE,
as THAT 50' AND You
saw THAT 1.1111511 EUGR
1!:5. on A LADYOF
111 1110120 1
wouLo‘N'r E k
V“) “N‘5 “PW‘NTNENTS A one F0122 All—L
THAT‘S A NICE. utsvostTtoN
To Home, 11155 rtERce‘oesl
Nobl,Ell’ER1 I hill-L BE OFF
we», 1 HAUE ‘5 wELL' I HOPE You
Areu EVENINIIS HAUE NOTHlNC
menu or, NEXT
wast-1,6111 1 HA1 0“ 1%“ “E“
011,ch ! - 1 HAVE
AN APPOtNTHENT
‘roR THAT £111:ch
OR 8051 ' 1 sort-use 5m: s new ‘10
Coo-1d om MITH suELL PSOPLC, BUT
I'LL. STAR‘l A LlTTLE CONUERSATloN
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wECK AN' t‘D 1.1m: To
TAKE' You our 11.5.19
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, we wear THAT
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