are in sttendonce.
- — nick Falls, 4N. Y., of the marriage at
Cool it. Flynn hss' taken s position
weds—s: who Boyhood mothers 0
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We tracing Schml open st-
iorssons sod evenings Join today
when or My Jennings odxc, No.
1, 0.10“; mreenestedtosttend
Ila tundra! 0t Kindle“: Davina, Am i
' «mun it, at:: up. 111., st Trinity‘
(' It”.
mun: sale. Ciiti‘ord Hotel
,lofillec. N and ii. A1111. D. A. it.
also Howsrd J.Cur.'.1 is holding
the Wort Calendar, Session at the
Inst-tor Court in Bridgeport today
and may at tho Iswyers or this city
~Au INNOVATION
' A. [neurons 1. sons department
etors will be open evenings until
Purim-Holiday gloves. R
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The commission case of George
Michell vs. Adelaide Benton was
heard this morning before Justice of
the Mflerberto Pollard. Attornty
Leo Doris represented llr litrholi
in the notion.
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My cones, bsshets, beads. no
pics, etc; at it. Wilken'e. 11 North
Hall! street
Nothing but been (cont 0'. tliht'r oi
the two men who swind‘e-l be 'lzrind
Jackson out of about $800 north of
jewelry last Thursday noon nor has
anything been seen or nenrd of any
of the jewelry u yet.
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lohn A Mills who had charge of
trying to find places tor members at
the 304th infantry Bond who so kind-
ly accompanied the local boys from
Deyens, wishes to thank all of those
,. mic uho volunteered and not only
win~ntwrui Ivut actually took these
have In and housed them and emet-
tu'ined them during their stay here.
~~"‘vmi ("“v‘dins for ("torches and
.citools at Wilkena'.
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Arthur W. ilmwnetnith. wt iimt-l
lord. the autumobilist who, on the 2-H):
0! November, knocked down Yam-y
Marrow :15 the latter was cruminf;
South Main street near Worthington
Ptreet and who was to hov- .tmn'-:m 4|
br-re this morning. to lint-m 1r 3121
charge 0! reckless driving, i'aii l to
8 ”0937
lo. 1rsed by an insurance compzwn. line!
itownsmith las a policy “191.,an
toiled to appear, and Judge Voshurzh
continued the case from dav to dm
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‘- Announce-n11 nt in mode to-.' n in
and Mrs. David Muldowney 0! lion-
their daughter Eileen M" to Thomas
Ii. liyden of it) Bayyiew mom this
citv which will take place at “o ‘le i
nesday morning at St 11mm Chutl‘h,
in Hooeick Falls. Hr Lydon i. now
stationed at Fort Terry and m' it has
been said that the company ih it he is
attached to will leaVe shorly, lht wed-
sling which had been «at for «one
'timo inter has been htrrini ’i‘hr. .tt-
tenants will be Misc Winit‘ved 1 mm
’tor France nhortly. MM“O‘M;.M.
1111: Marion Thompsonot is Bdlit' . “men's wart, sud pot. WWI! adopted for '
, syenuc. enter ained about Went) tau Magm'ofld (fill. Went lilkl in '
Ima- sun-day L. honor or m- select mm. m-,.,.....,,,,,,,. Have you an hour that y0u can spend?
Marrow, who has bet- :1 . i-m I
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Extraordinary in Assortment HOMWLANW
SOCIET‘ "'L'
‘ and Quality at Moderate Prices
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lites Anna 1". Jondrenu and Edward M W‘ M a m mum“ “in“ 1,“,
B Diocesan. ct South Norwalk were . ll. “’8‘ GP“! and shape. | All M sndlsss my,
married yesterday Ll. St. Joseph's rec ' . 1 J ,1 'f
torybythefic l‘ thrCarrail The W . . ,
bridegroom we: ISL-mgr” connected "was 4"“ “£0. '7“ - .3.
lathe t We“ , .‘1 h "11.5 r. A .2-
an muff: L: L.»- {'1' "it. 3.32...« » museum norms
his trim-tum and Lilli/.1611 in the 23:1 1 m Silk! in m‘ ”50 to ”m
Regular Engineers and expects to uni 1.
IN hnported. Two tone
Extraordinary Sends,
Florence Itichatdson Starr, whose
marriage to Mr. Harold l. Nash win
take place in the nesr luture. The
young Mics brought their knitting,
and each out one asked to give bet
best reason v. its the bride-tobe uhou‘ d
merry. Dainty refreshments wer
served. 'i‘hoeo pi'tscnt were In. R.
Star. Inn. William llaucll, lint.
George E. Thompson, Mrs. Robert ll.
Lee. and the Mime. i-‘loronco Starr.
Estelle Smith, Olive Jackson, lielen '
Bette. Kory Bette, Marion Glendenlnx.
Helen Prdurtt, Martha Prourtt. Hy'vn
Coleburn, Ethel Hayes, Elisabeth
q Wstch our sdvu'tissusts for W or
yetosllsndlstushowycnournricdsssortnm‘itrthighqusl
ity merchandise
Ihen you can spend it to greatest L"
profit by a trip' ,
through Toyland .
That trip will make you more patriotic. It will;
make you more Christmassy.
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. It will give you once more the spirit of Blessed?
JOSEPH DAVIS Childhood---y0u cannot fail to enjoy it and to get
mm, mm mm 1...... mm 85 Washington Street 80 Norwallt back once again to the days of Make Believe. '
Gertrude ('uuipbtil, and Alum.- Nut-1-: 1" ’O alarm-1:21.; “1' so» my
thin. .22-. .
£-m'3.!
If there is a little girl or boy you can induce to
spend that hour with you, so much the better. But
if you cant, Spend the hour just the same. There
will be somebody else’s little girl and boy there to
help you get into the spirit.
Iand out lot town guests Piano selec- Virginia with the rest oi tho/young
2101111 by Miss Susanne Katz and muai- men from Stamford that he enlisted
cal solutions by Dr. Kaufman together with in a short time.
with n vocal duet by Miss Cisrs Kat: .. .._
and Miss Laura Land made a pleas Joseph Newbuucr, ot the Medical
ant evening. The party broke up at a Invartment. 304“ infantry, Camp De-
lnte hour and many good wishes were 7011!. Ayer, MW" Event Saturday and
31"." to both X01"!!! people, 5mg Sunday at the home of Officer and Mrs!
list: was the recipient oi many hund- Funk 91'3““. M NO- 19 lllVllllmll
some gifts as well. street, city.
Long is exile/ins a brief furlough be- { —— .__.. ‘
tore his dens are for Tennessee, and! Seaman John W Dugdaie. oi the U. C0790?“ David “lull"? and Ser 1
expects to leave for mace in the near 3. 3. Granite State. the t‘rsining ship 8W" F Parker. of Company 1.3041h1
lotus. Itstioned at 96th street and North "MW- Camp Dom- Mm. spenti
16 Grove
Mr. 11nd Mrs. J. Emory Stevens, 01
160 Fla: iliii ltortd announce the Hi
casement. of their daughter, Alt-re
Hullock Steve 111 to Wim'fe-l TH-l‘
Long 01 Boston Mass. Mr. uni; is a
member 1 ot the American Flying
Squadron. Mr. Long and his mother.
Mud}, E. Henderson are the curt-ts
of Kr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens Mr.
We’ll all be better Americans for a trip through!
Toyland.
.__.. River, New York, and um Marion Sunder with the Tartan.
A party was held at the hme of net“, of Stamford, were Vlllwr. ’9" "mt
m “a hire l) x,“ on Chapel street txrday tor a short while with friends
1m evening. in honor oi the ennge on Crescent'l'errsce Mr Dug-tale 1- a 1m “'3"! l" “m” of Cedar
ment of Miss Susanne Kat: to Dr 1.90”“? Noroton young man who en_street,it1 visiting her sister Dir-1.11111-
Rosenthal son oi Mr. and Mrs. A. lio- listed in the New YOI'k Nnvsl Refiervea ""3”“ "l North Adams, ME“!-
senthni, of South Main street. Guests “’0‘" “'0 months 380- He Wits mana-
gmm jlfidgpport N", York and Nor lger oi the Faucett Haberdashery in
walk were present and ['8ka Of (300- Stamford at the time 0‘ hll enlistment
v—utnlntirn wnvn mode M M» [neat and he expects to be irnnsterred, to
Everything in it is American. The dolls that
greet with a nod and a smile; they are American. '
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maul-trill 11 11 The Humpty Dumpty Circus that does LS/IJCh'kT
11;...1...“...3..$L£Z"L.I"$£‘JZI‘£. stunts 18. like our Own P. T.’ 3 Greatest Show on
my. I Earth, American.
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g The windmills and the see-saws, that run by sand?
.stcad of air! are American.
The submarines that slink along 1n :1 big tfik, dull'
ay and ugly looking, are American. .
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The pile drivers and the trip-hammers that will? '
take men as ea er to operate them as boys, are
American.
. ‘All thatlovely furniture for Dolly, and those little ‘
_ :‘SKS for Dolly’s mam‘mafand the engines that whim?
nd the games that bring so many pleasant hours, ’” '
hey are AmeriCan.
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Of course, the electrical railway 18 American, and
7 verything used in operating it. There are even how
sister oi the bridegroom and 1111-. -h
Muidowney, brother of ill.’ bride.
NOTE!
The oileers and members of Nor-t
'pdlk Aerie No. 686 110.8. are re-
to meet at the rooms tonight,
It 8 o'clock. to take action on the;
lath of our late brotht,1'homa3,
'D’Neii. ~
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HARRY J. K8351
Worthy l’tt‘ :idcnt.
W John P; beds. Seaman.
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lu‘l'lnfl‘l' RATIO» mottusso.
' WABBINGTON, Dec. Ann—Th4 :- '3
oral m ma Boon! today announc-
ed so W ltl "rntu to
"more m the to the and ’om- tr.‘
7" r out. .
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signal-lights and new cluster lights that flash brightly. ‘
This is to be a patriotic
Christmas for the boys
and girls of Americe.‘
That is as it should be.
This is going to be a:
full Christmas for Amer;
can girls and boys. Tho't
too, is as it Should be. /
For the Whole {am [y
The that. "il th ppim -
ber of the {films warranting” elm eleven? mun
TheVictrols and Victor Records hrm into onrlloms the
wholeworld, bf mmic.‘exsctlyt‘hhsrendered renderedbgy tltegyrest'estsrtists
andentertsineru " theunlailingmesnsolholdhlcithe
youngfolksllome, sndofmoktngevcryevenmgsw enioy-
msntsnd recreation forthcmwn-ups
Vkmldemb With ”#101” flail-Olly! 5w, in “by to} _s mm.
FRED 1-1. 9'on '
tr ls-Mtfrl'lm Word lions
.PAW TOMA?“ .QWLDINO ”ll TH ”MACK "
Are you planning to: '
do. your share' in pro '
ing that Christmas Elli
Then come and sp‘e ' .
.an hour in Toyland
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