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of the district. This amounts upproxi
imately to $73,000, Judge Walsh also
iasks that bonds be issued to tho
iamount of $12,000 for the purpose of
buying new engines for the electric
iplant, This will mean a special act of
llegislature and it will mean tint; me
icitlzens of this district will vote on
lthis question in the coming election.
Ilt is probable that first proposition
‘ iwith appeal will meet. The other will
mludse John Keogh °f Gregmy'tstart a hornets nest buzzing
‘ ' “r3131: :I‘EI'EEGWH today, at- A special district meeting
‘W n 1'. will be called shortly to discuss this
Repairs have been made lately to‘ the proposition.
«volley tracks on Seavlow avenue by?
the Connecticut Company. ~
Mrs. Lotto linden-om, of Osborn
venue, isspending the day in New
.1th where she is visiting friends.
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“The regular prayer meeting of the;
Mt avenue M. E. Church was held
“evening Rev .8. P. Fairbanks was'
'slowly recovering her recent illness.
fierce
“Th 11 _‘ . ' Mrs L. C Tetard has been entertain
cc 01r of Christ church will mooning, for the holidays, her mother
: (tang with M” Arthur More Mrs. E. C. McSherry, of Martinsburgh
e e avenue. All members mall‘s" at the Tctard place in Tokeueke
* 111111 MOMMA.
,7, The regular monthy meeting of the
The' Methodist Sundayschool will
‘tl-Norwalk imp. Association, will
To heldat the home of Mrs. Marshall
hold its Christmas exercises to night.
Hiss Ethel Cornstock, oi Ponus
Tones. 194 East ave... Tuesday, Jan.
Ridge. is assisting in the Walter
27:30 P. M. _ ' ‘3
Stewart store at Darlen, this week.
, and Mrs. John L’Hommedieu,
ve avenue ,rcccived a letter from
F" W. Bmggerhoff of Noroton has
been spending a few days at Atlantic
’ son Earl, who is with the Red
‘ City
Andrew Withelaw of Long Neck
Point recently acquired a new auto
mobile.
J. Houley has given up his place as
., gardener at F W. Bruggerhoff's place
1: East ave. 7M. E, Church at Newton
by “in“ Following the“ ”I"; A carioud of coal was recently rs
“in“ services will b” held. lceit ed in town for the Anson Phelps
that “tag 0‘ the con‘iStoltes place at Noraton.
3: :22" u:%’:;’;:::" Henry M. Baker and family recent-
ly entertained '.M Barrett of New
York at their IBell avenue home.
Yesterday afternoon (Holy Inno
cents’ D8y). the Christmas festival
of St. Luke’s Smiday- school Nor-ulna.
was held
edged” Henry M Baker,
”Pym will it! Harrie Bank and Trust Cdmpnny. who
‘ very tend of the water, has finally
.W until the spring.
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Miss Cassie Lynch of Tokcnolto, is
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osmium church, the
‘- Iii use: Half houra of
president of the.
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feature of which will be a cantata en-
titled :‘First Aid to Santa Claus."
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Gillette, recitation "Some Questions.“l
Everett Grottt: carol by the school,
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L L Y’S A N N E X
MAIN STREET, . So. Norwalk
Saved on Come Articles 1-3 on Others
¥ou save one-third 0n Studder Cars, Nut Bowls, Novelty Goods, Sweet. Grass Baskets, Candle Holders and Shades, Bud Holders. Ladies' Leather Pocket Books, Silverine Frames, Tourists’TabletS, Pictures, Memorandum.
Expense'Books, Etc, Book Rocks, Leather, Bronze, Coppencmidren’s ‘Purses, Moccassins, Dolls, Casseroles, Pottery, Table Dishes and Table Dish Centers, Briei Cases, Music Rolls, Desk Sets, Desk Lamp OutfitLMahog-
Automobile Lunch Set, Vases, Drinking Cups in Leather Cases, Cut Class, Odd China Pieces, Manicure Sets, Tobacco and Cigar Cases, Calendars and FanCy Novelty Books.
One-Quarter Off on All ivory Goods
We do not ”name all there is to find in our annex
.at greatly reduced prices, not by any means.
will visit us you will find many articles that you
will want and at prices you cannot resist.
Writing Paper
Is something you use all the time--
just at this time you can get excep-
tional values here. *‘
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Miss Lucy Carmen u rocoveringIMT- and Mrs- -W Itounsbur).
al‘tcr onlopemtion for appendicitis at' While 0613‘- Shad:
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of Dr. D. N, Stimson,
Miss Ruth Cromwell, who has been
stopping with Mrs. George W. Austen
in Long liiidgo, for several months is
visiting Mrs, William Church or Nom-
ton.
"Swat Chorus of Long Ago;" motto-t
tion, Johti Kislt; recitation, Margarett
TOl'Ok; recitation. “Santa Unto-Date”l
Stephen Wood; carol by the school,
the Stamford Hospital,
Mira Hazel Klelt is enjoying
' ‘weolt's vacation with her cousin, Miss
linusie Schmidt of Milford.
al mg from
who is recover
at the
1 Miss Anna lrving,
tyhoid pneumonia
lSlamiord
:a little more nouri'hment, and has a-
ifospltal. continues to take ‘
”'Tls Christmas Morn."
Just before, temperature roarlv normal.
[school festival was hold, The auditor chnch. no“
the lust carol was sung. Santa him-
self appeared. and distributed oranges:
and toys to the littler folks, with;
candy, while the oranges and candy;
were also provided for those older..
An unusual and delightful feature of
most of tho carols was that the chorv'
uses were whistled by the boys while
[the girls sang the words.
,This evening. at the Congregation-
al Church. Theodore H. Brown, l’h..
D., will deliver an illustrated lecture
on “How Big is the Universe?" Dr.
Brown is a Dal-ion boy, now one at
the professors at Brown University
in Providence, and his old friends
Will be delighted to haw this opp "
unity of enjoying his lecture on no; The proceedings brought for 11 {ML
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tronomy. , [cent fare betwaen Stamford,_Noroton1
An interesting program of (Thirst-mud Darien will come up for trial‘
mas music and recltntlous was render-
ed last night in the Congregational
Church, when its annual
some time in January.
Morton Banks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday. Banks. formerly of The Castle, Sound.
of Norman, is spendim;
ium was beautifully decorated nilhithe Christmas holidais with his par
greens, rod garlands, bells and pain ems He attends Ewter Academy
eeltia, Mrs. 1C.\.SDOOllt"l, with horl Following their custom for forty-
helpers,ha1ing carried out an unusal- seven years, John D.Cri1nn1ins oi
ly effectiie sthcmv Stanley C \Vhlt- :Noroton and members of three gen-
ney was at the organ, and Mrs. George orations of his family provided the;
li. Noxon at the piano. The superin-zcmistmas dinner for all persons ut'
tendenl, James F, Williams. was in the Home for the Aged of The Little,
charge of the exercises, and notwith- Sisters of We pom:
standing the bad walking. only one of
the children expected to participate
failed to appear,
number or spectators also braved the
elements. The program rendered was
as follows:Song by the school, “Hon-
or and Dominion;" prayers by the
pastor, Rev. Herbert S. Biown, Ph
ll, song by the school, "Send out the
Mossuge:" recitation...“ “H1:- Comes,”
Chapman Beaure gard; recitation,
“Just Cause," Florence Gillette; song "
‘Little Snowflakes Flutter Donn,"
Dorothy Smith; recitation, “What
Baby Wanted," Catherine Pearce;
sang, “Jack Eroste's Secret" Herbert
mater"; recitation. “Santa Up set,"
Julio Santo; recitation, Dorothy Read-
ing: recitation, "The Kings tioid,”
rod Shardner; recitation, Mary Kish;
song,,“Drelun owl-Anna and Mar.
garet Torok; recitation, ‘ ”Christmas."
Margaret Rimapy; recitation. Billy
Godfrey, carol by tile Hill‘s; “Long,
Long Ago." recitation, Christine Mar-
ins, song “on Christmas Morning,“
primary class, recitation, “Naming
Dolly," Beatrice Shutter-L; song,
"Shine on, Bethlehem Star." Winona.
and Estelle Smith; ‘ reotatlon. “3min
Claus and the Mouse," Elizabeth
' ‘ "Winter," Mei-
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Canaan t”
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ryan have been
entertaining New York friends.
" Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilser entertain
ed Springdalefl relatives over Chrisr
mas .
Mr. and Mrs. F. Eberhardt enter
tained friends from New York over
Christmas.
Mrs. Arthur Dixon of Bridgeport
spent Monday with her son,'Harry
Dixon, and family. A _
Mr. and Mrstoseph Riley 01’. New
York were Christmas guests or relu«
tires ifiitown
Miss-Esther Boyce of Newark was
Phillips.
’Mrs. John Ellsworth and family are
spending -t'.he holidays with her father,
in New Haven. 31 5, ,
Mrs Woodruft teeming of Genetic
out _hoa ms 011- the sick iletfor
WV, 1‘.
than Mrs. John Kelley. Carter street:
I
,of Miss Ethel Knapp,
‘ iTuesday evening.
and a considerable .‘
_iriends on Christmas Day. .
Rev J Howard Hoyt D i), is 310“. ing them, because after one or two ap-l
the guest, Monday, of ,Mr. and Mrs. E?”
Norman lloil‘t-rckc 0f Barman-.11 1 Mrs. David H. Lockwood is Quito ill
was a Christmas guest of Dr and Mrs 1
‘,wlth kidney trouble and a weak he .rt,‘
lloft‘rcitcr ’ SW”! avenue. :at the honu oi" hor Clusin, Mrs, Chur-
511‘. and Mrs. John Kelly 01' Hm'l'lles Gilsou, at Washington. L‘otin,;
ford were Christmas guests at his modulus illt,‘ went on a visit
Trumpeter l“. .l. Kll"l and Primiu
\Mrrrimn of tilt) U. S. S. Marine
it‘orps. stationed on the Al'lZU‘Itl. are
and \Ira. Stephen Hoyl, Carter SUN enjoying R l 1‘. .(]a\~;’ furlouwh -[ tho
Mr. Gottllet‘ of \‘euarlt, l. was ionic oi the Immer‘s parents, Mr. .1111?
the guest of his fiancee “155 \lartha, 3113:. Fwd i‘ ett, Par; street. 1
Tnsa over the week end and Christ_
Edwin lloyt, a student at Yale.
spent Christmas with his parents.
.mij', M, M... T, m o. a... SAGE llA BlilJlllllS ,
port \1 are Christmas guests of Mr.a
Mrs. Howard Johnson on South Main
street. '
\irs .\ .Krieter and Harold Krieter
of Bridgeport were guests git the Don't Stay Grayl It Darkons So Nat-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klett on urally that Nobody Can Tell
Park street 3 You can turn gray, faded hair beau,
The B. 8. Sewing Club held ihefir‘flf‘my dark and “Slim“ almost ”61
night if you‘ll get a sackcent bottle of
annual Christmas party at the homo .
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Cour;
Locust avenue, .. ,
pount at any drug store. Millionsi
_ of bdttles of this old famous Sage Ten,
Thaddeus Johnson and Ml‘a.‘ Recipe, improved by the additiOn of‘
Johnson Dr btamiord other ingredients, are sold annually,l
guests, Monday, at the home of Mr says a well known druggist here be-
and Mrs F L Banger cause it dalkens the hair so naturally
' MIS- “imam. Reinhardt 0i N01" and evenly that. no one can tell it has
walk, was the guest of Mrs. Alois been applied.
Kohler, Mrs. F. Eberhardt, and wher Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming fiided have a surprise await-
lND DARKENS HAIR
Mrs,
H arrv wort.
1y gainnlng strength after his serious plications the gray. hair vanishes and
illness of pneumonia, but as yet ts your looks become luxuriantly dark,
not able to see inquiring friends. and beautiful
- . ‘ This is the age of "youth. Gray-i
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt and , , 1
“ , . v. f lk aren‘t want-
family of Milford spent Christmas at mm“ “mm“ " ° 5
the home of his mother, Mrs. Charles $811231? $31.3; "C‘oszSd‘Yci/tfigll:
Schmidt; South avenue and youll
The fitted Star Auto Cab 00' has dark, handsome hair and your youth-
movcd its office from the Monroe ful appearance within a few days
building on Main street to the "en‘i This preparation is a toilet requis-
tral Garage 0“ Railroad “9"“9- he and is not intended for the cure;
Rev
President of Drew Seminary, Carmel. Adv.
N. Y.. will supply the pulpit of the
Congregational Church next Sunday.
Remarks ‘ music and 11 beautifully
trilnmed Christmas tree were the at-
tractions at the mating oft-the New
mum Grange Tuesday night.
Little Gladys Often, who is in the
Stamford Hospital, recovering from: ‘
an operation or appendicitis. was '
' in awheéied eh i“
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t Kranach & Bach ’
IShoningcr , “ '
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The remains of Miss Margartt
Stimson of l{cw iorh, only vlaughtt:
were brought
to New Canaan Sunday morning by
special train and i: tcrred in the Park-
or plot in Lnkeview cemetery. She
died on Dec 21, aged it years and was
‘a granddaughter of the late Dr. Path-
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