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cllflcLOSED ALL DAY
' ' CHRISTMAS. ‘
EAST
”NORM/Alli
‘Weport John lienneasey has re-
fined his duties after enjoying a
Vacation over Christmas.
. Friday night.
MMWM
Mrs. B. A. Seeley spent Christmas
lay with her son at Mt. Vernon.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
Ind Mrs. Fred Stevens of Center
Street.
Waltr Deverill Spent the week-end
Ind Christmas with his parents at
Tarrytown.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tooher spent
Saturday at his father's church on
The congregational
:chool’s Christmas festival
held tomorrow evening.
Mrs-M. C, Bihbions, with her son
Arthur, spent Christmas with friends
.11 Bridgeport.
Sunday
will be
Mr. and him. F. lj.(‘.1utrcllofNe1vl
Yolk are holiday guest at the home’
leafs night.
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George M. V. Schllchting which in-
cluded his sown-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCourcey. with
,heir children.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delatield are
spending the holidays at the: home 111
Tuxedo Park.
Edwin Milton (Boyle’s play, “Peace
and Quiet," has not yet been booked
at the Stamford Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stokes left Sat-
urday for Winter Park, Fla, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chlsolm
will entertain a large party of friends
at their estate in Ridgefield, New
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlevy Mllbank of
Ridge street, Port Chester, returned
:from a few days' stay in New York on.
Saturday.
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Mrs. (‘ E. Sisson cnteltained :1
we sen-3.11 uéawatxnvnmue'SMLMlm.
while the Southport
bet-rd their pastor with a generous
gift of gold.
Rural Carrier Ben. H. Raymond is:
one of the Battalion who is 11
Christmas is over.
with his wife. who is his official 3'
sistant, have both been obliged to
carry the maildriving the route, and
utilizing their uutomobile as well as
the mail wagon, to carry the huge
aggregation of packages as well as
the increased quantity of letters and
postcards.
The illumination of the town sug»
gested by l. E. Williams, edittor vii
pastor remem I
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or the Bank!
Secretary of State in Presi ers’ Association of Connecticut. It 18‘
la short history of Stain-ford, and,
umdaon of Judge Jeremiah 8- been elected President
Block,
[dent Buchanan’s Cabinet.
its title indicates
A handsome little volume has justl
urer, Walter D. Daskam, who has justlgram
.~\ Standout range L: as meat
the Daricn Review, for Saturdty . ' . ‘ . ~ . 3 1
night us well '18 Christmas eve 'md‘ 4" ‘1 pill. ””“j‘lllilblv as an (ml
last niwht W'lS‘C'll‘l‘Nm out on “.1“; Shut-I .11] 1112113- 1111111 11 Stitlllx
" ' C L ‘ llkt‘ :1 WWW. her of the family
an elaborate scale by some of the lo-I
The Dalian; -
of electric lights:
about the. big sign on the hotel tool‘fl
cal places of business.
Inn places a tinge
and on the other side of the railroad
track Wt G.S1ralngword's clectrlcm‘
111 .Simult cant lllilkt‘ a
IlllStnkc in Inning :1 Stutlltnrtl
range.
“Silver and Gold ”
a story of American money, written.
been issued as a Christmas gift to its by Mrs. Harry Vairin Snead of N010-
For several 53y; patrons by the Stamford Trust C0111 ton, who wrote the ‘Story of Siam-
.. as Christmas, M, Ramd- pany. under the direction of its treas- 101d” for the -75111 Armteisal-y pro-
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27, 1916
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Garbage Cans, Rotary ABE
i Sifters, Furnace Shovels, Snow
Shovels, Eto.‘ a A
Albert F. Gellebe
Phone 1069- 2
25 WaShington St. 50. Norwolk
Prompt Delivery.
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Successor [0 Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Eaut Norwalls.
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The ‘2“th Church will or ii. V. Cantrell of the Post Road. louse full of relative as over the week-£1101» the Home liank \IWS 11' In: t ,_ ! Remingmmldau Nth:
; . ' ——-- Id including Mr. and Mrs H. A. d: d ll . :Ition from the “m R“: ”Y " makes, 50 ‘ "no
"wile I. E. Church met this after- ‘ 4 1 .1‘n IDOI an \I 51* H . ‘ r11. . lred Rentals ‘3
men and disposed of routine bustlmnf' ML l..“Q;1.1cktn(lliush went Hagg 0f Saugatuck M" and M” W. Schlichting block to the Colt... ... VORAC‘E}? fiésa -. .. :0 MAIN _ST'I C~O~RVYES:P S W! 32311105”). 143311134
_m 1 ”mm“ Daltd 11c TH“ ence 0? 11., illottl. were ablaze \1ill1 led and gin-.1“. 3‘ gold at $5 per menus
father on Madison avenue, how 3011;.: Mrs Anson l’helpsStokcs 11nd her JAS DONNELLY
electric bulbs. . 5
Third District Commissioner H I -~-—-——--— «laughter, Mlss Pllclps- Stokes, v‘lsitlng ___... ; s PECIALS ; Is South Mair an.“ South New-all!
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Cannon has accepted a position in Mrs. T. .\. Collin of . .\oroton their proptlty on Collenders Pmnn. Mrs M. A. Slrdllngll‘d mm 11 family i TAILOR-ED SUITS
heights is ill of pneumonia while \' 1 u l 1 f1] . ‘k comin ‘
1h Remington Arms Company. 4 ' . .oro on, 1e as 0 1e “9‘ 3 Christmas reunion on Christmas lllly‘ Uneeda Biscuits _______ 3 )kIrs. 10¢ i
m “r. (ollin is also suffering from aim"! Ridgefield. 1her married daughter Mrs William """"""""""""" 1 . 311d
m ”'5..va com . _» Grandmas or Teco Pancake ............. 3 plcgs. 25¢ ' ,
1 , 'Warner. and her husband from Nolo- K S 5 REMODELING 0F FURS .
., l ' Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mlllspuugll, . , .. , , 3‘0 YTUP. a can ................................. 8¢ -
Fred anejoy baa hauled out the q‘ t' x“ ‘ t‘ W B .. ‘ ton, hex S011 \tllliam (.. Slranguuld N S M M 1
fitelle Gerber" for the winter'and M‘V I 8 I0” “H- 143 Lf .' d runner m spell! (_hristmuS Day .11 the home of and his wife and llcr daughtcr, ills-.11 °fl€ uch mcc eat .................. 3 pkgs. 25¢ l by
present. it is under going repairs at A Drown." mm a L“ 3” .dgo 0.” ”Mr daughtt-i‘, Mm MUM“ 11111111 "I Marry Strllllgwnrtl, will lives with? FanCy Sweet Oranges a do! --------- - ---------- 30¢ . New York Ladies’ Tailor
Hendricks dry dock. [the Flallltm platform. breaking his Muiu Strvct, whose husband and child- llcr were a” at \irs Strangward'x‘ _ .
tank”. I {Win “5315““! in milking o merry film‘duum on the Post road at Noroton. ‘ A STULL 3 Ge ROCKOFF
" Mrs. William G, Valentine and Miss llr (‘laire R0 18 mi l" rife Id ”y PM” I Itir. Dilll‘r of the Stamford Gus and? - 1 th M ,
m“ seabury' ”f 09“” N' Y" a” (‘01 Smimm lid 1112111333 ’laoli l‘h od 1 1 11 1‘1 1 .1 lu Emmi" ”mm” "mm” ”mm“ l u N“ am
.I . .. . l: « ', vcre l - ' e ore . us en 1111 un'm' 1 S- . . . - . '
«(he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘ . , lune his Board 01 Directors pit-u a. 2 Gotta C Street Ea N 1‘: . , , , , - .
. . .. _. A , ., . .S . _ . ‘. . . . . , . 8t orwa 1. We Al .90 Cleanm and
R. "“101,“th district. :1 1.1 i:ue'lSt it (in homo. oi Lduiu Mil 11:1 .pent Lllllslllld: 11 on Mr. 111: vote of thanks to the good residents 4 1; so g
0" 0) e. Mrs. (Jun-11cc Bcll. .ir. ll.1.S. 11 court of the town 0,» tulrtcn fur the ‘vlw- .. Pressmg
The Advent Chrlstmas Church will his health, and will Tt‘llll'n to his 110 ._h_.-,......_...
they used up electric “Juice” of. .119
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I“ hold its Christmas exercises this nights of ”or. 112.23, 1.111121 .uld OT}; ..
e -1tI 1. . . z: 7 ~. .- e' , . . , - thaw : :1 . T53. trey.
evening. A pleasing program ‘ hits H u mm} m Clmmn” 5mm" u" 11' Stumfonl today. Chi-1111111113 nights. The illulninutiolvak m “if“ ‘ Y‘ ' THE REATEST
nephews, Edward and Joseph Brady ' K
been prepared and will he presented , , . was a big success, and made all 1/
at that. time of New \ork. Joseph Scllcck. who was training homes and stores look lll‘lght «M l' 4 OD VL\LUE
‘ . 1 "‘ the children of 11w MtItllod‘st Mmduy- “ ‘ ’ ‘ -.. (I, . r0 ‘
.._ 1 “Its “an A Whitnu Ind .\l' l ‘ ‘ l t l \ In it helps to ("llcol' ull those “ho snug,
- - - . . . ." " 1 ”‘5 St‘ 100] 'or 11 can 11 a 11 1:1 '1I Iv \t .
flour R.M1nor Is :1 411”] m , , , , . thcm. .. 1. ' -
Bfldgwyort today where 13"” “fully (morgla \illltllcy pom ('hllfilllmn‘ llny nun lrtd.1v owning, has been ,1]. _ 5].“. FTISbIE’S Ples
:13 guests of Mr. and .‘llls.ll111-ols.l .111d it may not 1.9 105311.11. to rcudcr, ‘K 0
1... III 11.. “I III W 11...... 11......1. .1... ‘ ~ ’ .1 I ,1 1...... IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII III ll .. 11 Th most economic
otter mans of the sections or )land in. ‘ . > L :___-I _ m“ 12111111111 “3 pmm‘ ' Vnmrk “The limit-n l'uuonnl mm 11111 1 6
fiction where the 811 11 Mr 1 . .. ‘ ..... .. 1 .. . , ,, . it d u
no found Dim ed 51'“...- r 1., lolugg and their duughtux. Gl'itt‘e 111. m the absence ot the 111.51."; llcv. dtlflll. lull Ilu 'llurn 11 thrmmns ll 3 ~ 1.2 dessert 0' at a
. ., [Fictvark “1.11mi Mrs lluriy S Flow; 5 (. lolmSon 1]”,th m tl1c‘ticl1 lumlnutlon MS .1 btggor- witness. 3 niture an ouse “r. 111' , ‘ h
. The streets were wry icv this .nd 1111-1 01 leliitlcn 11nd Mr and Ml‘ (“dist Church was filled by 1mm”. on flortl,(‘ll9ttrfll'l. 11ml brought the [Hunk-13:. ’ , SiOl‘tfibJ ry t em
morninx. «spatially so in 1119 .1111"... “mm“ "0mm 0’ B"-“““’1’°" Sunday 11r. Stollcld 1.1 \m “111k Omit? m 1" ‘11.")? llf‘l":ud{t“.l‘” «(luTt‘ ”
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.1 the Wuh‘ngton 31,991 hrjdge The 'M’"‘” preached 111 me moi-mug .md ..lrs.:“l"" . SIl II ‘ II 1 mo 11 0H1 ”t!
' " ' ” Richard Allcndrotll and family of ”up. of Stamford 1,1 the owning. 1°! ”‘0 town ”0"” {ORNMI‘ in 1”” ' l
.ico made it lutrd wulking and many.
in!!! were taken by. a pedestrians.
Horses werofullphod today. and yet
, _ ”had a hard “in: to wnlk; (
Mufn strum spent (‘lilrStmus Day :11.
the home of the former step-miner‘s,
Thomas Village of lC-ast Namath».
niShings in the N01—
walks.
____..___. tl1crly love than they have been in g
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dooley on "“Ull' tlil)’ «‘10 more not one Should so on t
us Christmas Day guests grudc the money it “13.90“ ”.011! in "j
electric lights. oil or candles." '.
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Th . lead 81 Volll
Elettrical‘ Co;
' tol'tained
"Airs .Wllliunl
,.. ~ 1 Murphy of Slit". .uiu,
. 6 Richard Dugdzllc ll‘ of the ”Fights ‘1 ’1‘ ii “Wm . d it 111 A1" Mu: ll amusement, was Clltliod on: .'
“are were five hundred or are ' " ‘ rs. ' “ ’ ' .111 .I,u1 - . . ~ . . I ‘1. .
MISSIONS skating on the E N “11-”. has been confined “L ”‘9 1mm“ 0" lils Eugene Wllulotl of the ”rights, and Cllrlstlllus-etc, “m“ 59‘3"” Mi.“ , l‘ '1 The Only Fully Equipped
" ) ' Sister, Mrs. ltobcrt Phuir of Smith,“ Miss Mury prior or l’uu‘ling. son, son of (worge 1" Sluusou M
.1 walk Inn pond yesterday) The bright
1" med clothes of the children modem :1 .
ty night as they flushcd' hack and
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
Ilroofislde Drive, tircenwich arriving
(lulu for several days with u bud cold. _
Vim‘nt tho home of friends in Ntlrtlttlll.‘
Rev. ll 1‘. 3
and Mrs. Hll‘mml
. . .1 ~ . .. v , I... i . AUTO SUPPLIES
1““ This Ice was rough but Mr. 11nd Mm William llcvcrill Kirk (If St. 1)“ka Church. Newton. lttllltrltetl. '\\cll. l pot‘ull 1111;11lui 1“ "‘1; '
Int bad enough to ”on Hicks ort .S'ptInt Christmas at tho. home of tho “me to Mm. on Mr. \71111 Kirk‘s 1m JUM 110“ “’19" 1 l9” btumfort l‘» Ma 5 Phi)!!! 805-50 So, Mun fl.
‘ ' p SS‘ hitters purcuts. M“ ““d Mrs. Stcp- 1111111 vocation, nrountl llnI first of Jun (very Short ”m“ “mad 11! 11 “am Pr ' '4 .‘
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
. hell 11011111, of Inner street, \‘cv .. . . . .. .. . .. . fully brilliantly illuminated town I" ' ”.10.... . . -...... .. l f
“ll wornhtg's Elect 5mm] mado canuu I \ 11..r_\. 'Ht .1l\t.l,\.S lulu . .1 lluliduy 11: thought that 1 mm passed llnl‘icn, It ”‘3‘“: 1* mmcc“ ....L‘~&EM . 551$“. immzcxmusa ., .
. waking on the sidewalks miserable ' _____.____ 13"}. “”"m' 111 ”WWW“ m ”N 1.11111 \tlle dark. and arrived 111 Bridgeport.) ' .mam‘m‘mm.‘ p" -_ A r I d Fine
mhamened homes had a diffucult ' . I . ‘ I V t ' fl: 3
.l . . Mr. Imd Mrs. Walter C. Humbert; .___.._.._ What 18 gm” on m ‘ 0mm anyuu n
_. I. to keep their footing on the icy ‘ Tone! r lc e“ a
Are you having an electric show?”
Among the young people who er.
entertained at. their Mansfield avenue lohn l) (trimming M (‘r1llI111drr‘S
home on Christmas Day, the lattol’s
Point and lllt‘mbf‘lrl of his 111111in p10-
wements. Bevez‘al hard
3 were reported this morning.
tllullllcs
Candies tor Gills
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HAY REISTRNN‘WYCKOF} (1111-. in” for ”w ”mam“, of tho ”mm TM mns‘cve frolic at .\01'oton were [11.1.5 The StoreArVe gatiesfied
i ' . he Aged conducted lw lllt' llttlp Sh llc (tombs Ilmcc ““1 “‘35 ”4"”‘01 It . d h' f b f bl ll _
. . ’ FRO” SEEK'NG D'VORCE Elev. S. C. Johnson who uccom- t ‘ , 0 . t 1 ti 1 , Baldwin Bruce oi lI‘nlrfleld Plaonf _’5 3 €00 t mg 0"? corset ‘0 e com 0N3 Gas W6 F. H. an'l'm
are.” A Judge Gagre ill the CW“ Superiox pained his family to the home of Mrs: IT“ low at \0 13 MR ' ‘ 5 me. Greenwich who have returned from as bulk upon the correct ‘mES‘
.. 1.01m today intimated that uilm- look lnhnvon‘ 3 minute in Boston lust \cw \ork boarding school for the holidays, “Mi -.._-_-_.- w
Comfort and fashion 30 together as a matter of course—
ingup authoran if he found be if you buy your corsets here and have them fitted.
could, he might grant the petition of
Vet-a E .Wyckoil: [111m fulthcr proxe'
l‘ucsduy, l‘ol 11 llol'day \‘isit,rctul'l1cdi
. 11 town for Cltllstmns.Day.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY A GALE INCL
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Baltimore Police Have to Disperse
Clowd Collected to Witness Var-
l-unlur llutlcr of tho llurien Garage Miss Dorothy Gmham or Southern}
has been working under difficultlcs California, wit; is ahscllloolglzltlenl of
. ' - 1 ' ~ , - . ' 1. Miss Bruce at he W cc er c100 '1I_;‘
Venting a divorce action against her 111 ll :u‘rlc. A Denniston, wife of TI‘OHI‘1::;l 12:2"!“3);;1:)0;)::l803;h(:3§1‘: chi: 1:]: Providence. and who is now on a vlslt
“ Nevada Mrs Wyckoli‘ chimed that; I‘5 “I BOW?" died \londny .tt he’llilllcd ulcnllicr llliS been in 11 cast, he at the Bruce homo “‘35 Louise
m she had instituted proceedings inlxcsxdcncc 1“ this place ““19”” was has been It his plam- of lluSlncss dollylva‘rill Snead Cleveland COX of Relay
5...“ court, her husband brought a >"“Illtcld at her late residence, Durion to- ‘ about. the Place, Greenwich,
.. br- divorce 1.1 the WW“ “”“rl- i. ’le :11 10:0 11.111, lmonncnt Woouln“ 11‘ son of Brooksidc, Drive, Greelw‘ich-
, New York The cousin of Harry V. Snead of
Fitting Corsets is our specfa
‘ty—fitting ‘fashions: the
figure, and the purse.
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We have always' in sto: k every good model of cvcry colored Christmas Dlsplay.
good maker.
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and Spenfer S!!!“ I X t ’ t t (‘ .
Visit 0“! Stolfl a“ e‘ t' 'L«Clp gdles Strike Billtlmme this W“!-
101 the police force may have to be
the charming new mOdeIS' inclcased . Also thcle are a. huge.
assisted in his progreSs
place by u cane.
fit . .
~ - . ‘ - .ber of Baltlmme men who cun'
' ‘Ftw. and Mrs. G. 11 Rmmpr anvaoroton, Jeremiah S. Bluek, pmluln .nun ‘
E Thomas 1“ Pillmse, aged slxtyclght .Vu‘thr Gerald spent the week-cl. ent in Democratic DOWICI“ in "em" lg‘ictilfdy’l‘tlll‘: ::p¥'11l1:t(l>(51:1lizx‘tlllalteio
' ta lord. " ‘ . . - ., . . .3 1 '9 ‘ . ' '
1:0agllnflfs. 2:111:11??? 1:15 Slfltzlresi “"1“ parishioners m Smnhport. when 951‘““‘“v “‘1‘“ 5-1‘“r"“-‘v at ”u Ml“- .‘mnny men gathered at Linen-15' and
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loin-11111111. Ox Ridge Cemetery. D111-
('Yl. Conn.
lle l‘llIthodist Church. of which .lil
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, after 1111
Inicllter is pastor, observed its Chi-ls!
mas festival on Saturday cvcning. A
plezIsat feature of tho occasion was iv
opcrution. .\l1‘.
years
Pa. The was a 5011
iii: home
of
old,
Black was forty-sever
was in York
the lute Chan
Lexington streets, the windir. t com-
tor in Baltimole‘s Shopping district,
3 that the fair shoppers became panic
lstlit‘l’tcn and 11 riot cull waS sent 10
I Grandmother’s Recipe to RestOre:
Color, Glass and Attractive. i A {“1“}.an enjoyed Christmas
"9‘5 ~ May at the 1mm: of 11m solermmn
_..Almosveveryone knows that Sage:
”Beyond Sulphur. properly compound
zed. hangs back the natural color and
W tovthe hair when faded, streak-
131 or gray. Years ago the only way
ipolice headcuarters.
Mounted policemen
icrowd of curious males.
86' WASHINGTON ST.
ncy Forward Black, formerly Lieut~
count Governor of Pcnnsylvuula, and
“shower" of towels, of all sorts, 811m
es and sizes given to Mrs. Richter
dispersed “ he
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PfltWAS‘Clllfffll’Dfm’fOll “WINNIE
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1ANK Aid PETE
YES 115 A ETTER FRO"
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me. which is mussy and trouble- Aae PROHOTED To CHIEF 0" TH‘E“ESI A” “"e N5“ 0F BLACK HANOS “1m HlNU‘t’E’ HERBS ‘T ? RESMY "1
‘ . "Nowadays. by asking at any or verse-noes FROM 9"” WV“- H‘WEm ROW” “3:: 913353 350 Dth-Zt‘ some THlNc FOR ‘CNAT‘oNI .
"Store for "WYeth's Sage and ‘5 THAT TODAY ON so I'LL OUTLINE UP TH“ 9“ GANG 0" '11 E“ __ ITHE CAPTNN 9'.
KIDNAPPERS !!
FOR- HE,
OFFtCER
Youa 1.10m Forums weak COSH THAT'S THEN YOU
Compound," you will get a
GREAT. t‘
'bottlt or this famous old recipe,
‘ by the addition of other
for about 50 cents.
stayggray! Try it! No one
' tail that you darkened
{as it does it so naturally
You dampen a sponge or -
Ilt and draw this
‘ hair, taking one small
“time; by morning the
. andratter‘ an-
11': or two.‘your hair
dork, glossy and
Sulphur "(39m-
extollet“ ' .
hind-1m” a 2"“.
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