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'asgar which were to be given away
hadrod and ccrcntydro pounds oi
free last night to the patrons of the ...‘. H" '“m1"?'=9‘1 from 11'“ "fi‘cr‘ of
Unit-ant tbs-am hang rare seized by won.. on): char-gr: or bin and up“ ‘ M “WWW? 'O‘lr‘txr of norms,
I the ream: Food Adm nirtration and hgzxéettnur ii. 1: 1:31;: arzived at Gold “i; 31-1114 new" fir‘chtwi. "an
I). .\: c .n i“ i anion amucl 5. Bridgeport N.
will :91] ‘33“: “Stick-:1: :3; While she angrly warned the pr‘s- y fo-w‘ k i
_ our to keep quiet or she would ct-
States commissioner in Jersey CityJwgd to him fight there and “my Wmm- Elias T., BT‘MZPPOY'. ii?-
to answer a charge of hoarding ths’hlndreds of roan"; cctilngon ni tificlal “m” i
commodity. on the car jammed the doorways and Goodridae. Gilbert W., Bridgeport.’
When the theatre advertised it "we“ “’ "3°” "‘1‘“ M M“ d" \Pullowiirh indicator. l
. (1th in ttin ih w s nt of
would distribute the sugar an agent of y g” g e m 6 ° "ad’mh ”19'0"” Au BTW”
the way so the could turn the pris- rt ism
the Food Administration seized it and oner over to a policeman. 19° P.
served the grocer with in summon.I Ilsa Ulschacfer lives at 466 Sixt! 09H”: William 3.. Bridgeport “l-
avenue, Brooklyn tomaiic Steppinz and releasing ms»
after being informed by the theatre The distinction c, beng the “m chanism for phonographs. :
management that the sugar had been;‘.omn conduc 0‘. injured on duty b Roaner Adolph Brid rt i it
purchased from Nochinsobn. ilongs to [in Anna l'crrltt, 21 yells hi i ’ gepo w it
old employed by the New York Raii- ’ 4' !
'lhc following were lscutd Dec. 4.
(continued mm m min. ”'7'
Harris ”8: Can:
COIL. .
That’s All
' ways company on the 3m: rfgreet Schneidcr. Willy, Bridgeport pro-
OPENM" “CCHOOLS' lcroutons: car and living at 302 15th ducing design upon pile fabrics
as was: m ' 0“” u" ”m” M " "‘9 3'“ “'3 “min 5’00“” : Schulz sum 0. Bridtchort. ii-
[the outdoor school, especially for the Miss Merritt was demonstrating to‘ luminsling device for vehicles .
‘yery young children These schools other womon conductors in the car ’ ’ ' ' i
To]. ”9 eucrall 0 th 11 f h barn. at 12th avenue and 42nd strwt 11lomas.Goorge 8., Bridgeport. ll"
1“ g y n 2 pore ea 0 t c the parse 'V'Alh’ irritii 12:! as -tsrhmfllt-plug.
houses where they are held and areEeme, cars a". (worsted 39, “gm Flemming, Frnnk P.. New ""91,
,thns partly protected, and at the same index finger became caught in the MN knife
‘time get plenty of fresh air. Ilium” and w“ m'hed‘ After being Shea. John 1.. Hartford. sonar-sting
Aimcs Harvey. formerly of St. Louis. "133%? £51,;de to go home and device {or rubber mills
who spent a rear at the Monte-so ri . Both James 1)., Waterbury. curtain.
school in Rome a few years ago, has MANN ACT CASE SET FOR JAN. 30 {“th
ginger of such a school at Loington, Barber, Howard M“ Stoniuton. sig-
ta": for the winter, mm" also missitmcr Hayes today set January natnra handling“ machine.
ng t a summer class out of doors. :30, a, ”,9 date {or a resumption of Benson. Frederick L. Piainvillo psn-
__._.._..._.._ i the hearing in tho case oi John John 93.50."! construction.
WARDEN osnuen's armour-ton son. a “981°. "mod ‘" W‘r'w“
tny
lira. Lucinda Jewell “of South errv
BOSTON, Dec. 23.-- Federal Com!
sew
. C v , John .. Meridcn. disw
walk is now residingswithwkvr son: .W. Va on an ind” ctment charging trlb:t::::th F .
Edward and family in tam! 1 The regignaflon of Warden A Gar 'violation of the Mann Act. Govern- ' '
4 ' merit witnesses were heard last week (hullfllhv 501‘“ E. “9“”on
nor for six years warden of the State: 1 switch.
-—Banner mien, '"1 have "one“ [‘l'lBOIl at Wethersficld is to like eilect CIGARMAKERQ' STRIKE c081- .
Conlrlin. Thomas J.. Morldon. cones»
cslte On Saturday. iin the middle or January. His "anon;
GOVERNMENT "WM. mill
ifor resigning is impaired health, For adobe U: u w 701mm mu".
Mrs. E J Wood of Center avenue. the last twenty years to has been! WtASlanGSfiN: 70:5“, 21:33:13.1 1 ' m " ' 5
rs confined to her hour" with .m at- closely confined by his prison work. gnmopog‘: Ric: :hich had goat the Li Georlo L.. Warehouse‘
rack of neuritis and a badly sprained and it is felt that he needs mum." Government "00' 000 in "um” m", Faint. truck.
ligament in her knee and s long rest. in; tour months cessation or/ work. mm mm!“ as “rm.
1 llr. Garner came- from the Indiana VIII announced 10d” by the Depart ' ising and M . device '
—nanner Battery will have frosted sure pl'laon in January. 1m, to mo' “‘9'" 0‘ “W A medium “in!“ "m“
in settlement of wage questions which
cake on Saturday coed Wardon Albert Garvin, who lofti caused the “H“. 1"“ i i ircult
. to take char” c of the Cheshire Mo‘inv'
Stone. Elmer B. New Britain, elcc
P“! Welw“ 0‘ the PO“ R0" "1- story, and um continued to be so'oovsnuons To user or i " mm m h'”
list’ed last week in the national army, 5 op pm
isclt of harmony in the management' RHODE ISLAND JAN 3
uerving in the Ordinance Department Trad. lekl
of the prison at 'Wcthcrsflold since |
i PROVlDENCE, ll. l., Doc. 28. —-—Tlrc Forlyth Dyeing Co, New Haven
“d i" “0" at Camp ”"0“" '1‘“! Mr. Garner assumed charge. He is not v rn “b New 'li'n land hm“. ‘ a hinc.
brother, mitt. Dwight Weigrnan. is 5° 9 a" ° 9 8 web stitching and guilt! ng m c
at Washington.
Criers' Association of Rhodetlsinnd to‘
attend a reception here on Jan. 3 to
Governor Becckman, who returned re- 1
cently from a tour of European bat-
tlefields. They are also expected to teeth
strand an inrormal governors' con-l
fercncs on Jan. 4.
CARPENTEHO' NOT I
A meeting of local 746. C. and J. of wish you would be
A... will be bold in the rooms. Gauttc throwing tacks about. lary.
Building, Saturday snubs. Decom-
’bor 29th, at 8 o’clock.
FRED H. mulls.
{agcmentu but is familiar with purpos-
———"'" es and po. icics of prison reforms.
”DANC'NG 3ATURDAV "'3'" many of which have been successfully
TOW“ “WHY ml“- Grace Broth carried out under his direction at
crs’ B-piocs orchestra with Cathedral- Wethcrsflcld
Chimes. Ladies free.
' laser and porter.
,__.,_.._..._.__._.
' The clear notes of a comet sound-
Tbe factor! of the Realm“ Arms in; a basic call attracted residents or;
company in Bridgeport b" been shut Stevens street to the windows and.
00"“ 1°? '9” d'" and "'9'“ Dan- duors of their homes jusl before nine
bury men ”PM“ ”‘9"? "9 "kl”! o'clock yesterday mornins ’l'licn
advantage of the oppntanity to spend a-Ameflm" 7.. plgyed followed 0y
the holidays at their homes in this mm, Star spangrpd Banner," Adcsts
city. “30‘" 1:000 hands "9 affected Fldclls and ‘Over There." The cornst-
M the “"3160"; which 1' said '0 59 fat was John H. Flynlop. who took this
due in 9‘" 1° 3 shortage 0' 3““ means of following the expressed wish
sto'clt. Fewer rifles and boyoncts ore for all Americans to sing “America" atl
to ‘bc made in the factory in the 9 o'clock on Christmas Day"—-Dan
future, but machine guns will be turn- bury News. ,
ed out in great numbers r-Dsnbnry
News.
nor Luxu‘ntu
Janos (as ho treads on a tack):
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Let Paris Gome To You
You don’t havcto go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the bean tiiul collec-
tion of chic designs in The Winter
Fashion Book. You have an tilmost
bewildering choice of styles. Smart,
practical, up-{to-datc and easy to
make. And what—ti saving for you!
Everyion sin le design' to The Winter
may be carricd out
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l-RICTOR‘IAL
R E V I E W
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These patterns make lyour dresses
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don’ t forget that Pictorial Review
Patterns save on from one-half to
one whole yttr of material on each
dress.
January Patterns
NOW READY
James Donnelly
’OPTOMETRIS'I ‘
5s Wall Buses. . 'Norwalk.
KRYP‘I'OK LENSES—Felting Oatords in Cold as
uncommon-no 060mm
Malian-Muslim WM
summon-ram
The church suppers used to provide;
50 cents' v orth of food for 252. and
—Banner Bakery will have frosted now they are expected to give 81's
cation Saturday. Iworth of food for 35 cents.
IHave You Provided
for Next Christmas?
if You Will Need Money Then ,.
You can have it if you take
a membership in the . . .
is auto
of THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY that: is
now forming.
’. ' 'lltc l'rlstdonpsayulll receive number-
" ~sltip~allilris week
‘ i’
1 $4.12 buys a War Savings
|
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Spam, Frank 1., Sharon, electric
only in intimate touch in prison man- wy "n inVitcd b, the Town 3.". Brewing 0°. Waterbury “O
J. B. Williams Cornpsny, Glaston-
bury, preparations for cleaning the
so careless in
Mrs. Jones (fluidly): Henry. you,
are getting moaner and runner o'er!
day. i can buy a whole patents or}
Rec. Seditacks for a penny—Harper's Weekly. '
—-
Hay. Straw. Feed; Grain, Salt if”
and other family supplies
FOR Am WARM“ GAIL 0N
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Prim iii-3 in trauma
: Save Your Pennies
And BUY 0. is. don’t. Thrift Stamps and War Savings Ger-
tiflcaisltamps
zomnniesbnysanrmmamp.
_16 of these Stamps are exchangeable, by the payment of
-,tlrcintcrcst formant.
Stamps $5 00 War Savings Certificate
Certificate!“ 1
andncxt, and 1c additional for “dimpthw tool-3mm]1
""rmntrom
lookovsronrmtum, .
purchasing
Norwaik Paw : :
40 Water SI. Soc
Christmas
' Gifts
Itwillbswoflhmiflo
alsswlrsrs.
The Cityr National Bank
J Scum Donn. J!
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ELECTRICIANS
mod tor upsh- or nswwork. Oompsthtmsnandgood
DMJ 300' nous, mm, ELECTRICAL m
sunms
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a i nitsst run it
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last Dsntal Work. lashed.
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Cold and "Milli!
“mm...” (—0—). mm lit“
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MHNITION or “sum . “
Wants-won,
byawrsnch, twistvunn‘
back. Even “
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mmshthsdilusat. .
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udonaiu
The White Electric Co. “’1'“ "“- m 1'
mm and Com tons in your body
134 W '
uhinm It. Phone 460 So. Nor-walk. flaw ”$032511.”
r. “FRANCIS,J.'C.
Graduate from Palm M
'l'ry 'l'ltest.
THE CREATE”
FOOD VALUE;
Frisblc’s P .
The Most Heels-lo
mi. manna-9g
um mmk
DINING" soon
I. om an. DAY
ITVIOI A LA can:
Genuine Cordovan Shoes ‘
. ‘ For Neil
A splendid ' shoe isr wisier wea'iher that
‘willglvosslisiaciory service. '
’ AllKinds ofHOsiery.
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Younnnotaflordtobawlthontthatdhflsimasmmynndyou'
canvhsnitbymwuflya-rall slum at your
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