Irred um. emu“ bonuwsin's
mste of the U 8 8. San Francisco.
spent yesterday with relatives at 22
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:VQuintard avenue.
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?I , Ollicer Gainer found the door of the'
; ONN ELLY S .\'o: walk Steam Laundry unlocked last;
ni t and re orted the fact to the man
16 so. sum 8%. 3“ 9
'ag: s of the place. The managers te
por ed that there was nothing missing.
, ’IOUTH [DIWALI
Good Service Is a Habit
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—Gold knivsc. cigar cutters at
. STORE IS FILLED WITH 'trands.
, ID! To "A“ USEFUL Joseph flatten was arrested yester
BEAUTIFUL 033131}. do) for breath of tlte peace, but was
relt- used on bonds pending appearance
runners.
in court.thls morning. Hsttcn was
E. K. BANKS
making a general nuisance of himselt,
following young girls and annoyint'.
”schema Hotel Block. l
South Norwslk. ‘
young children.
Residtnts of Crescent Terrace were
treated to a sight this morning that
many hoped would mean an early
springetwo robtns Were ttround the
various houses that had vines that
into little berries that they like and
were also around where :evcral gener-
to t people had I-‘Vprinkled bl't'lid crumbs
V CHILDREN THANKED FOR SELL
' mo STAMPS
Mrs. Alidtt ll. Marvin. one of I: -
tut-st prominent workers in the locttt
Min-r Lockwood wu- pit-it lat-l evi-
. and unlit? (hint-r \\d~' pll. on in
plate.
-_--. lit-d ('t‘nsa chapter, has sent the fol-
-[,‘Iiip,' 5 .3. rim... “muffin“ lowing lengr to Superintendent of
.41 'lttttls. (l, V. l'uchanan:—~
I 00 it s at U":i!llI.~', So.z‘lt Not-walk.
lit-:Ir Sir:-
ln hchttlt' of the Norwttlk Diupen
>ttrv, i wish to thank the pupils of
thc >(‘lllit'l§. for their splendid work in
thc Hill“ of the ilcd (‘roou (‘Vhriulmztn
.i -,
ofIiC“ {'Eutte invi-
H lit" llllnIllTil
5.1.; it‘hliltll.
till"'t‘l it
titit:
report
iii.» it t‘Iert-
.- In :, twnln:
—l’3ye glass citztlne. gum-ii (-1”an ritzcupe. IiIllt’il‘ more":- is on evpres
mriet tll Brand's. stun or ioynLI v ttnd svmpllllly for the
I --—- uttfot'tttnnic, Witt-n .'Ippcztis come to
I Tho- . ;".'|'.Ill-l--l.~, of 5‘,'\' “t...n,;..V us trout our home town or "over
It 'l“tttr.--Etv for “finin‘t‘iHQV How" we .~lllill ltc l‘t‘iIIlV to rcspond
I lltl‘lUM' of lllt‘ll‘ loving service. With
1 i look oi ut‘sontc pro'terIv ill-I
' “tel". Il‘lltt llllt v‘.‘ lli "l' 'llltt'.“ IIVII lItv.-‘.
it i‘hri~-tnt.t.~a meeting to all.
i rcmztin,
\‘t rv truly voura.
IN” ‘1 'llt'i‘ ~'i|~t't~ will rtttttn opt-u
t‘~iil,~‘ l Al IIIA ii. lll.\ll\'l.\'.
NOR WALK
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and Personal
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i Eben Putnam, local manager of the
Connecticut Light and Power Cout-
puny. and Mr»: Putnam leave today
min-s. ins-{Ins
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friends that he cannot spud Christmas . w hic 'h had ”.0 med the
i knoVth will have a pleasant time.
for Mr Putnam ~t formet home in Wel-
lc.-.Icy FBI‘UH. Mass, for l'. few days'
visit. which will extend over Christ ‘
VtItus.—-—flreeuwich .\'eth.
l Miss Elizabeth K. Angeli, lecturer
and demonstrator for the ait‘irfleld
(‘ounty Farm Bureau, loft .\'orwullt~
Saturday for her
hampton. .\'. Y. to remain through the.
holiday season.
Wren (.‘ronin has returned from the
Harstrom
in in a student. to 'spend the (‘hrlttt-
Iris recess with his parents. Mr. un‘
.irs. ("t'onin in .\lillnc utrecI.—~Brldge-
I‘tIl'l Tclcgrztph.
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Lieutenant Pram-is Wynn, of theI
i'vitud Hiatlct Itcnttti Corps, returner?
to i'ump licvtnit l'dhl t-‘Venlnt', utter
Inpcdiuu :t tv‘o duvx-t' furlough :tt hiHV
home in l’lutlnvilie uchItIe.V l
l’IlHlii' Arthur llavmond. of (‘uutp
l‘ptou. .\'. Y., will upottd (hllrllmflf ut
lilx bottle on l‘IlnI street. iii:
hrothcr. llrtreld Raymond is located :.‘
l-‘rrt Lotzntt. Houston, Texas.
t 1 row
.\iits Nancy ligrnt- who i.~-. attentlinu
it'll'i‘l iIt .\'wv.’ York. is spending the
hoiidun with her putt-mill Mr and
.\II‘- .iillil'lilll S P} t.~,~t of .‘I' l l‘.l t llll
liozttl.
' (-ven'uz ~i| it to allow er-
_nyonr- it't opp» “"1th LI hm; in.” ’l‘iio school children in .\Itll'Wiilk William lltllilll of the l' S. S. Vir-
I/Chrintnm 3min“, or _VVVV;VV_V .l~ i'wt m. Vv»-.tt' l'uvo sold 27;.tto iled t‘rots :iniu. is on" of the hilYill llll'n \vi.’ is
II‘Vlll no' l)v‘ opun :3 Vt]; ”Hunt“... I t'ti~i~tm I~ ~l1illlllh' this H'iii’ net :quinsl t'njll}]nu ,. furlough “m, "HUN“
'1‘") ho Vt...” titt‘ utoucy rttlit't'it'ii llt'l'i. Iic \viit l~|li'ntl t‘lL’lll data-4 with
‘t‘lfitl‘ci't‘ :VIVVIVVIV (nit l|‘I"‘l'l\, lie 1'” V\t't" :onotmttttu to $27.3 its utzttinut his pttrt-nts on llumilton .'tvcnue.
,. t. . ti. in nu \I‘ill'. ~
’ chant, I III‘ pint 'I'JM I I I .- . l-Zdwttrtl Ii. .\litlotvun ('ilmt: homt
“V" t.,.--.v (I; " I: :. VVV CHRISTMAS onv IN 1R|NITY mommy from (‘ump lh-vt-ns in open!
"MY. I.:- 7” i. VV VVVV I VVV ,t‘ ,t"- CHURCH. illt‘ ltolitluy with ltl‘t wife on Wood
I rangwmij. .,,V.. ti» 2, ,VV ‘l! t. I... 7 .'I, lit, t'. ‘tl-I‘ulion of the lli'l)’ uurtl .‘l\t‘llllt‘. .’
”V. . VV . V .. . i'ttttt..tIIIt‘oII .
..'V fizfinVI: :(VIVVIVVVV‘I‘VIVrVIV I‘VVIVIII to ii. In t'oioiuution of the Hill)’ . \it'. and Mrs. Willie/t (‘ttrVr and Im-
fumini' VVVVV VVVVVVVVV ~t .vmmmitn anti Mirnton, "The Iin I.II \oroton Vii-tights w'tll luv the
__ -I...._ tin-N “Hm 310.53,“. In H “'otltl ut (immunity mic/ts of Mr, lllill .\frs
fI‘I -'—B-takcevnl' .\Itnu .. ri -ii: .\rtttrtt‘i'. “I” \l'hut '4 “I‘I IIIIIIII III (IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII “I I“ IIIII'IIIIIII IIIIIII
II Norwul'; t". Knit-kcrlmt lit". ‘. Jitntinz. l'r' lt'~~lttn1|l hymn ., "('lll‘inliun "II“-
RP‘IWVII‘I IIIIIIII' III'IIII IIIIIIII IIIIN IIII ItI‘IIIIIIIiII' -IIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIy I‘IIIIIIIII Arthur llvthi:::tIi ump iiix New
: 50'” KVVIVIVIVIf V_IIVIVIVr in I“ flut .lt'rrit‘)‘. il- spending u fottt tlms' iezttc
. 'One of tltt- mfillltAniilllfi qumtionq g». ('g-‘AtlUv Riel-r in B flat I‘IVIVIIIII;VI.I.II,(VI‘I:..“IIVIVIIVIIIjglIIIiIIrIII (“Iva Van:
I I in8:t,I..Itt illt' ("Iy liull ttutottgtizyt-m- lt\llil\' I'll‘li‘li. lllt' llt'l‘ltlll Ania-is IVItIII II_ V'V” ' H ' ' u " ‘
Ployt-m I.ti:y it ‘Wim' it?“ we coin; Soto" .\lt-ndt-iasoltn H'“ ““m' ‘
tom-ti." ('hrittrtz'fo ' Why not zit-t l‘i'lcror) "littrtt. lllt' (iiud Sound" “mm littiiucy of tho i' S. \itttri.t.
them .I 'l'htitt St tutp. :illll illt'lllCiilt' in. l‘Itlrit'l‘ is VVVV IltllllL’ ll litill‘illl)’ Ittriougit ut W
to then. your Splill titritt, Mayor ltou. Smell“ i'tli'tin l'Ti't'I' lItVl'I lint
ovan? Sillillll.‘ Iv‘ycr in If iiztt
.\thttt! itci l'Iyt-r iIt E flat
li‘t‘l'l‘ in ":X(‘t‘l>i§. illd (‘hztnt
—— PALACE THEATRE
ltctttt» ttl‘ rt-litlivce on Splint: lliil ttvc-
lillt'
.\ir. und .\er \Villitmt l‘. Wurt‘ of
New Httld’vilit- ilnll l";‘.llilt' pic NW7“ “l“‘lm‘ chunl Wu.- hinglott hilt'l'l ituvc rt‘llll‘nl'tl ftom
’ turcu. R “ i' n‘I'l“I I” Um“ “I Y" Film" .\II‘W iltttcn, where they wct'e Kill‘flln‘
—— "lI -"l“"" l‘l‘l'l‘ ‘ or .\ir. and “rat. l":trrt-ll “'urd.
Allitmz: the (“:‘t‘ ,VV on .'.flli} “m The ('ht’istttttis fc.~ti\':ti will itc ltcld _____. V,
, V‘ no; 5‘...“ H mm. din.t.-r this V...” "" II'E‘H’II "I“"lng‘ .\liw: .lt-ttnt-tio l.t‘il\V’lll. domestic
V .s'c s , _ V,” .V. V V ‘ """ ““ r-t'lt‘nf‘t‘ trucltcr in tth.\'nrwalk hlg‘t
2:2:VlVIVVtVlVVVtVVVtVtVrtVVVVtVtVtVVlVltVV ttVVtVVtVVII VtViV Ill-I pL'PlLS GIVE CHRISTMAS PLAY....1‘.."IV In” gone to her home in El
cltytut-iorrow morninzor this cv'cnin: 1““ WW" "I IIIII. N‘"I“"'k htxh tttim. .\' Y.. for the holidays.
I and it it “mud ,th Illt- rt-utlt-r who .\i miol llt‘ltl tht-iI' (‘hf‘lstlllilh exercises _. -
z ' on '-'riduy in the assembly hull. A .\liss .\ugttstn ('. Fallon of Madison
road» this i'r-nt will not forgot to droi-
. . . .f" ”P
something in ti‘o ( lll‘ts‘lmnfi pot tin.- ‘
fliernnon of lllli t-veninc to llt'lll mult-
}! a really lruly t‘llrir'llii‘tri ltll‘illi'[t0i)l" Iii ti V. i lll
""fet' clemee this year. ‘ -II III“ II [IIIIIIII ( I
Izcil. Tht- cunt was its follows:
. Scroozt-
trout llit'ki'ns'
liit .\'cpltcw
—FOR XMAS—-
lioziiy. l'ollcclor
1035' and Huyler's Chocolates, ”MW-H. mm.
Kodaks, Photo Supplies Perfum- I """
. my, Toilet Articles, Combs,
‘ When!) .c.
:8Vtiiison- Powell Corporation
itt‘liditilll)‘ rendered by
”slot of Wilton.
nude and waltz.
(‘lirinlmafl Tree."
('hrit-tttnzts t‘nr/ti
um prt it “it'll by four oi‘ the studcnm.
-ltowin:' Scroogtds counting room. and
remarkably V
lieon Wet-d
Randolph flowncs
Pntti Kirmay-tr
.lohn Riordan
Following this two piano solos Were
('nrroil Hul-
They were u sere-
Tht- class sang “The
:ztt't-t-t. in spending the holidays with
itt-r sister. .\liss Emma Fallon. of tin-
llintnc. .\lilss.
Kenneth TayltI.r. non of Judge and
.\iI:-. .lOSt'DJ ll. Taylor of the second
word is home from (‘orncll for the
holiday».
Ensign .\rlhur llont of the I'. .8.
South Cttroiintt. returned home Frldty
«vetting on at short furlough.
'.\lr. and Mrs. ltudley F Raymond
are spending the holiday at
IIL'IHLI'V '."I”:'V1leI
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' . CHRISTMAS
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AY HEALTH happiness and hospitality
. fill your heart with the fullness of Christ-
mas joy
May love of country and duty to humanity
strengthen your arm and steal your heart for the
particular service and the personal sacrifice you
loyalty have volunteered.
Hay prudence guide you to be provident in ill!
present season of prosperity, that such succeeding
I'I’IM/Il/iliiii,‘.i,z' —_-_-.-'
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Jul lIItllt I'I
. SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
: . her sister and friends in Boston.
home tin West avenue.
I (‘ haries Goidschmidt member of Co.
B. 329: h Field Artillery is visiting his
Ipztrents on Elmwood avenue .
l James Walker of the 35th Company
is spending his Christmas furlough
:vvith relatives on Harbor avenue.
l ('hurlesIA. Fallon and «laughter May
inf Madison street use spending tho
'hotiduys with Horace Fallon of Bethel.
Misses Annie and Fondue Dubell of
Dnnbury are guests of Mr. and Mn.
David A. Show. rtqunu Rosd.
Leland Close of Fort Terry is spend
tug the holiday IIIIIIIIIII' parents on
Funni- svenue.
.VV,.V», r f ”c:
sst’si- 'Atttio I3If.' ,oms left NorwnlIk
lsIttt neck to spend the holidays with
I William Item will spend the
home near Bing-1
i'ortunnte few who were allowed 8 Superior CW" 0'1 the first Tuesday in
(‘hristmas furlough front (‘antp lie dummy and in Whit}! Ai'ttrnf'i’ J. J.t
school in Norwalk, where
to i -w day I In his home in .\'orttnik.
.
puny. on
their \"'tll\\flt'l'ls, the Socialist orgaIII, rc- ed interment was in Riverside come-
t
1m toluveneeo-psniedbouz-
tront Colo Dam in for! do?“- ll inlet to Switserlnnd, with the;
Geornin. not! enrolled with the «151- former Kitedivc of Egtpt. ‘
neers ‘tlsere. has written to 1008121301113 DI" Lur—Elii'lli} tor csV
IIttcd at
home but hopes that “377°” tint he l’lave \et'c ltit- ltiiv'e Ito't‘il tltitett I
,bn" it oh r tht- tilt I, thi- “or “film"
uitltttlillt't-,~..
Sergeant Steve Iioltus‘; formerly the?F (in the Ittottitluiit from, tl..-‘
genial city clerk under the lisrutroln‘ututetttclti no)», ”In .\.. It I ‘ir;
ultuinietrution. and who was among llliilllt Intottl the Unit fl Ito tilt...
the flrfil three d.;;fted men to leave. III the blunt/I; wit ,. Hi i. . lt‘ , V. ,.
.‘.‘orwalk. is spending a four day fur- of limo Moot t iill iin, it.“ top
loquh with local rclatlver, from (‘amp pt'il til the llitli.t‘I f't‘ :i' pt, hit.” ..
llevenfl. lIt'tt'II nitH‘c Ii 1‘ ii titlttit .'il't' I'hlil:
tcrttll'tcitiltg t.ilit hitni'u ‘ltti'Vi l’t'
sully.
l'rivate Jame". “other.
('ompany, is among ill? Pot-t ’l‘erry
of the :’.’/ill
i'i"'l'l;iitii’.'.ll >' , .. '
men who are hpplilllflga (”li‘llv‘thB for "t; 1‘ “VVVV: I V V V‘IIJI“"'.\'VVVI,"'
tough with trtunt. and rciatlrtl‘i in '_, ‘. ' “ :“""“-' "' mum
Vllittl It aill'itll'lll',’ on ti“. ”V”. ”f
town. ll V . . . .
VV V I. troops oi lttV-ttt-rui knit-Ilium,
Sergeant 'l‘lll'LtlLI‘i‘ ('iai'lx of th" ”"I ‘Umm'k l '-“-' ”A -It"ttt!'tlIII',.I to
Cual’lt‘rmadierl-i' Department at (.3an :tVIVI it’lViithlillVlt't‘Vant'lth llliitlt- ltttlitV't itVt.V
. t‘ -.
Devens is spendtng a four day ””"H 'l“ ‘ IIIIM”
('hrlHlliiad furlough with relatives itt
town.
, TWO DIVORCE mass m counr 1
~_~ Two divorce cases ftom tbi. c'ity.
Private Fred Iiennensy is one of the both 0’ 'hl'll are returnable, to the
(‘uneo represents the plaintiff, are
_-.._. given below: 1
Private Joseph Warlo of the 35th Lily Burr vs. Harvey It ilurr, nowI
(ompuny. was home me,- Sunday and of New York in which the plaintiff alV
”pee“; to may hete over the holiday learn adultery committed with an on-
tomorrow. ltnown woman in the ilmnx .\'ew
York. on November 9rd of tlti
V , u 5 ’1'th '
Sergeant fiaperry, of Port Terry. and also intolerable crueltt front .\'0-
llshers bland Ntw York. It spendlnx Vember in mi; till \' lh ‘
I ; ltt ,
. overtther
s (‘hrleun furlough with his family 1916. There ,
. are two c i . .
in South Norwulk. h “femur"! lh'
plaintiff asks the custody of both and
a divorce. The couple were married
l‘ rt-rlerick ('.arier who is lit the. auto— at Pound Ridge, New York on July
mobile business in Allentown Pa 1“ 3rd, 1907. the plaintiff's maiden nantoI
spending the holidays with rt-lntiveu bt-ing lily Withall.
on Butler street ' The other case is that of Let it l.ur
etta (limiting, of this citv vs Ar hur
S. Glndllng. of New \orlt City. in
which in allPL'ed intolerable crut-ity
from February lst, titttl, to February
-—~-«——- 9-) ' -. v. .
tmt .~.~..t..t.t. ~- 3...... M $22.51} 1512?!" 3.2"".1’f'23difi.
:u-ttt “mow Mel'- “M“ “‘“l' ""an 24th. ms, The plaintiff unlit-I for a
of name to
her maiden
Vans
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Willium J. .\lcliugh. Jr. of Michigan.
in encoding the holidays with his par-
enlo, In South Main street.
l‘
divorce aml :2 chance
'lmlth Lureiln lieouisch.
:tme.
with l’ .\lulvlltlli of New iin'. en.
u v.l ittir Mill 1 it ill? In South n
Vvt- ~lottluy.
\t il
T-Jttttvillll.~
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' DEATHS AND MINERALS.
Guthrie. cf Ill" :l'tllt t'ottt'
:t \t-cci.~ctttl \‘i.-lltir with win"
i‘hutlc-
William Fraser
William FTlIStT of .\'ew ('nnuttn for-
"' ntcrlv of \‘t'eut st rtct this city died at
PEACE “IIITHOUTI AN' V4- {to litiV-t ornint! at the age of t“..'.. at
VVNEXATIONS AN.“ ltltt ho u of int‘umonia front which he
been ill for just a work. He is t-tur-
vivt-tl hv hit wife and five children.
.\lt's. .liilllt‘h (I‘iiorzt of this citv, .\Iri.
(icorro Swan-on oi Wcrt lancn. “'tl-
“ill" .1. Fl'tt‘t'r of Bridgeport. and Al-
AtReducedPrices
liliililil’S
I‘(I(llllllllli'll from First l’auct.
. ltett l4}, Fran. r f this MW and Gerald
I """ ‘ Fraser now it the glvlutinn corps of g
lilVllliV “V“. .11, “mm.“ the l'. S. Army. now l-‘ffliltlnt'd in ~ <-
. . . , V .’ .. . . . V V '.
.\tttonoti'. litt- mtltluer t'tlllllilllll- lmncc. V 8 er ime “1" Christmas Jewelry De-
l-‘uttt-rul fit‘f‘iflfi will iw hc'ltl on
ilillll ttl~ lltt' l't'it'tttrl'ittl lll‘ll'li'l. lliifi
cone to l\Ilt v sntx .t l’cltogztttti illn-
||llllll to tltc Illillt‘ \tItiI lll‘llllt-
Mom to llt'L’Illltilt‘ \\ itlt lllt‘ l kt tItI- .
l.lll lintlu ill :lll Min” to stillt‘ the “'n “'H "m'm' and into. mm
\\’mlnevilttv .lf't‘l‘nflfln ;II 2730 fr"!!! . lights All Buyers
the ch'tpcl .'It l.:tkc\ie-.\ t‘cmem ry a' '5 pilSSillg and W 9 extend tth V Chrietmzs is too near and everybody
\I'm f'nnnztn Rev. ”U‘II M “I“ (I1; greeting S or ”‘0 new year t0.too busy for much talk. Besides—my
at
3'3“ Wl'll our £11le for nastiewelry cpeaks for itself, and my poll.
tllllt'rt'llt't'n lit'l“l't II it iilltl the ll" ‘" ' ""'l‘"‘l‘“ (I’n‘P'm‘I ,. . . V
it tidtt-viki govt-rutttcttt. -‘“- F'"“” 3"“ “ mwmn M ”II” favors, and solicit your in. cy cf """ma qua“! 3"" “V"!!! IS ‘00
. AMSTERDAM. Dec .114. I.” tlrunth l..mlgt- .\'o ill. Knight! of W ' well known to need comment.
tut-tr “lllllllll \l‘llttl the front ”“7“" "' in" "'-‘ "W” Trim" \I" tronagc for 1918' VI We always keep onlaying away
moth oi \trdtm on l‘rittth‘. a"- 3' ' 0 “ -" "‘ x” ”m" Christmas gifts in our sale. They
.\lr. i‘rat'ct' was .I will knoun lilntl-
cording: to it Berlin dispatch. and
scape uaninv-r and has been all ovre
III on litltll"t sx to the troops tituuk- t ch
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t'tl lVlchtI \I'Ilrlltht lIoI' lllt'll't'fl'tll'li ”1‘ “1"“! Flat” ”"1““ ”H“ ran
'llIIt for HIV min. .i.“! ll‘imi" of work. llad .\ir I-‘rzmr II.I;Idl ttntil
ttttttiorsott tho umtctn trout. l'it- Febtuart 'nn “nilld Inn» in c If‘l-Vll
said. "the cIIorIItotIs t|"I'ltthItIcIIt hit" ‘I'h'l‘ bi-“m‘l‘
ol' tch'tIIuII forccs iii the l'il‘i itlltl
in “mi Itcvcr \tottltl lutvc bot It
are all ready ,to give delight on Christ,
Vmas morning.
Angeviue Furniture Co.
“saturday SpCCl alsi Military wrist watches from 85 50 to
3.15.00 Ladies' wrist watches $9.00 to
Watch For Our Bit: Xmas :35..oo
Adv. Tomorrow and Also a complete otock of rings,
watches. scarf pins, m pins, bran-
'..—
Mrs. Matthew Hengen
.lane “estman. widow of Matthew
ptmihlt'. "Iitc fighter in thc \te~t . ~ .
ll.|\ mposcti III-roicully his botiv \i ltcngen, died in t night a' thv homc VMonday lets, cuff buttons, silver ware, out
tlIut hi~. brothers on the litittzt illltl of her daughter, .\er Kilthf'rlt'ie Ire Leg! 01313113813311) -------- 300 glass, and toilet articles.
tit- lStllllftl Ittit'ltt .\lttl'm front vic- .5 Putnam :Itvcnuc. The Iumrnl “l" Small 3038' Park ........... 30c .
toIVt to ill lory. 'l‘itc lt'iil‘illl battle: he held “winesduv mmninz at it Fresh Hams VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 320 RICHARB F NOACK
o I ”W blood} hills urounti \crtltttt o'--tlotk from Holy t mad (' hureh, w est rm Sh uld 0
no lt' not in VIIIII: titt-v t-rcutttl Itc 4" d \' w York i‘ilv. him 0 en ' IIIIIIIIII 26 N m 5!.
“ “m” 9 , Bump of Val .............. 26c -
tfotttttViatiom for lite cIoIttlItt-t of the ment “In Its- in the fumilv plot. (‘1‘
“'5" I' _ ' v'nrv ceme‘ or). Friends are requcst- Shoulder of Veal ........... 25c . __ _ '_ _ ...V._._
, liEliNE. l)t'l'. Lug—\Wllllt‘l'lliflil pd to omit tinwers. Brent of Veal . ............. 226_
u ill Issui- iu lItItIIanI a new loatt of Funeral of Mrs. Dikeman. Home_made Sausage VVVVVVVV 32¢
sen-pus for the, late .\trs Inuise, g
lftlltitlililtlt) irttttcs ttt five per cent,
V The cost of Svtisot mobilization to mid Dikeman, of Stevens street were
itlntc umottttts to one billion from a. held yesterday afternoon from her late
AMSTERDAM l)cc.1.’~i.-—Thc homo at2130. Rev. A. E Beebe odiciat-
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petttl publication or three days.
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funeral of Mr. Byxbee.
~th 5 its uttspettsion was due to Sprvlct‘s for the late Theodore Ittx- TODAY IN WALL STREIET ”High—T '75 fiftiga
VI'I‘Vlilt'lalll of the protiqiottittg of twp were held from his’ late home. 6V .\‘HV ‘tOliK, ”er V V“ Ii Slr't‘ VV IBAIfyi'.EI :HISAm
.\vur ittvulids under the heading: Vncn avenue, yesterday afternoon at ‘ V " ‘ ‘ neg-7:1. -,—..— .
Let them go beg." 0! r. lnterml‘ni was in Pine Island I30 9 m' —Th" “"""' ““1"“ '9" “9 nixed Natl; best . . . . . . . . fie lb.
'l'iteI Rev. (KM. Tecple officiated Igleeted during the dttil initiates-«ion. Mixed Nuts No.2 . .. . .. .. ”an"
Vorwucrts prints pronIi-‘cpImetel-y,
ttettthv It defense of llcrr vott Wul-'
flow. the Food t'otttroller. ll Fungfa. as "n. Farrington.
ttlwtt‘tt him as timyintz hayint: PX-l The funernl of the 'tatc Mr’s Mary E
lprt‘Vascd or tolerated certain cott- Furrinttton was held from the late
'(llllmls alleged, but as admitting residence to Cove avenue yesterday
tllfll illicit trading has flHS‘lde afternoon ReyV F. A. Co|emfin o[.V
proportions which threaten to cn- hoisted “a Interment was in River-
dunner the food supply. V/ ,sldo m. .
'IvIgIadIIIVg sleVtching to tVthe spVecial group. BM] Nuts . . . . . . . . . . V . me lb
man to 10cm an in nor equ tr
ment’s were higher by: to 6 points, WW .I ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ 15‘ ‘1“
but rails and active industrlais Vvield- W m ........ 15c pkg.
ed 'frnctlonnlly. Seedleu Raisins . . . . V. . . . 186 III.
R. It. BRO‘n-IERHOOD MEN My cake. Imufle'mju
vocoure wrm cal Peoled Peaches ...V...23clb.
l rVETRVoGRAIVz, IV)ecV. it .—In re-: r-v—a 7. . a. mum ThunsoAv Vqsl. Apricots flelb.
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rcI‘vtItiItItziitotfaItI'IfIztaIIE 3.: $3311? “'7“ "‘° ”mm" °""° “ASH'VGTO-‘t o..- ”document BoIlled can, It tons. ...-.-.. an
govemment said they had been- CWNNAI” 0" M' I“ —Dr. u" Wilson b“ summoned u” chm. “4 New Grnhnm M, fill... .50
suspected lllVIjtlstlv of Icomplicity in P. Gilbert. editor and minister. died lsgislntlve agents of the four nilrold ‘ I. m ”a D.
a plot to give General Kniedines st bin home here todsy Dr. Gilben.Vbrotherhoods to a conference at the " “""""' ..
American Red .Cross lilelclL- I whowss sixty- £va yelrs old, was for- VWblte House Thursday.
PARIS Sunday, ”90.21-70.611- mcr editor of the Western Christian: It I- expected the president will out-V
erai Dttbnil today Itiglmi the Md": Advocate sud occupied pupils anllne to the representatives of the nil-V
---- .\'ew Hsveu, Conn. Vroad wrolters whstover notion he ML.
for the prosecution of Deputies" "mm“ 0"“-
('aillsnx and Lomtnlot de M: and Seattle. Wuh He wss reyut to' decided ss necessary to Windstorm
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Buford Pls'ee. -»
(.'omhy. It' Is sileged Comby was In one or the best known lent lst elective tnssportstton in the wsr,
present st the lunch which former mm "I N- will"! "ill-J ‘ . - . .t '
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