~p.\~’\«§-’~l ‘
'. returning to his
. ago. lrom‘sonie {this triendslot Edit!
> [dischrgo or nose “Milli:
CITY MARKET
EAST ‘
NORWALK
Edlie
‘ i. ’WOWO"
bliss Marguerite Smith, or
avenue. in about again after a sen-re
cold.
The nodal mid-welt service will be
held at the thurrhe- tomorrow men
on and all rho ulsh to start the new
yew right are invited to attend.
The visual weekly meeting of tho
tliflV'Z‘ll" t'nlliilllfliltfllt‘l’h’ trill lll' held on
Summit'-
plant on llsyi'lew avenue.
Mrs. J. Butler and Miss Jeanette
Van Vol-wring oi .lieridan tire visit-
ing at the home or Mr. and Lilrs. C. A
Van (‘oeverinir on Gregory Boulevard.
Ernest Young or the Xaval Re
serve returned to his duties in New
York this morning alter a. brief for
laugh. which he spent with relatives.
The East Small: Improvement As.
Motion meets this afternoon at. the
home of Mrs. George Thompson 0!
Idlio menu» at 2:30. instead or at
Community Hall.
First Sergeant Paul ltovliliirii.,t'or
porn! P. Warren, and Corporal Earl
Ednwnds are the three non-commission
ed odlcers of Company 1. 30lth lulun
try. that have, been selected for the oi
ficers' training camp, starting January
5th tit Comp Dewar
'A'umerous
banks have frozen up and hurry in the
houses of Eliot Norwulk people and
this in making a lot of work for the
plumbers, who haw now mon- work
than they cnn really liiinoilu_
Private Antonio ”Dim tun-Jud rt:-
turned to his post at Fort 'l‘t-l-ry. N.
Y., utter a tour do} furlough. l'pon
at he found a pack
\‘onalk and wishes to thanlt lht'm
{or the some. wishing them a Happy
New Year.
i’rivnto t/rGrand Greenwood. of the
Ordnance Department. stationed at
('rinip Upton. Yilph'lnk. L. l.. is ill at
hisl home on .Ediiu nvonuo, with either
acute bronchitis or pneumonia, lht'
doctors being unablr to docido which
it is. so rt'i‘cm was his CliSP. Ho
”amt.- home Saturdnv tin- 29th and
‘uiiwlninml cl :1 mid and was tnkull
so ill that in. was confined to his bed
unable to return to ca p.
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The Cole touring «or belonging to
\‘aust l'rn'hll‘; conrvrn, cant. ht fire
on Monday t-l’C‘lllm; bt‘tWt‘t‘n 9 and 10
while. coming back from thr- Country
f'lub. The driver Phat-loll Wurst had
to stop and change one of the shm-s
of tho car and when he attempto-d to
start the machine found that it was
held. Some other chauffeurs started
to croult the machine when it back-
!ired and caught tire with tht‘ result
that the .‘lnyllowor lloolt k ladder .
Company Wart edited out to extinguish
the blaze which they did with some
chemical The car was fully insured.
The blaze damaged the cartitilto :t lit—
tle and provided some excitement for
those who were nearby.
Oilcer Sammie reported that the
water main on Chestnut street had
Minion and the' loot was reported to
the Water Department.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad
lifllii i’ lilili iii
fillllliilll~ilii ii!
First boss of Pope's coid Compound
Relieves All Grip” Missry
lion't stay imitation
Quit blowing and strolling! A dose
of "Pam's Cold Compound" taken ev-
ery two hours until three laser are
taken will and slim misery and
brew up 3 mm cold either to ill'.‘
hood. chest. body or-llutbs.
It promptly opens dogsodop nos—
trils and air W: PM! lull:
lotions
09 NO. MAIN s'r ,
night at the other: oi the ‘
water pipes and outer
Him- Wood returned to honour. 1..
l.. liltil)‘. alter spending New Yours
With his family, here.
Airs. F. l). Austin entertained Mrs.
‘21 .‘- -.\ \'4'al' idly
w «u...
ii. ii. t‘unki has commenced to rut
m at Highland Film.
Mrs. Alexander McDonald oi the
"within: has linen (tulle lll.
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in Now
'i‘. \l'. Austen went" a day
\"l-l'lt. inst “well. on busluv'<.a.
Raymond suet & Son or. cutting
'Iic» ll int'ht’l illicit train the' Goldfish
IPund. "
“.15. Ashton of the Heights has
t. an entertaining his son. Edmund
ion at“ :l hoildny visitor.
l A-.-”
.\lr..:inli .\lr<. (it'urgt' Nfi’hiiwx «tn-
*erialned Mr. and Mrs. S. 1). names 0
Not-whilt as holiday guests. last wet-ll.
Llf'lll. Samlloi iteiii at this luVii'l
s uov. in command of HO men at
Vamp I'pton.
Mrs. E. l- James and her daughter.
\liss Erelin how returnetb to rho-lr
Home at the Heights. alter a holiday
vii-it with friends in New York
| John 'W. iloyt oil “'m’tlsldl- Menu» in
'lw ltowayion Motion, in tho Ronny-
on end or town. was operated on {or
«onendieitii at tht- \‘orvrsllt Hospital
s few day» sgo
on . J. it. who... lirooltslde
run; than I'loelddt'. ‘i'., when the
‘heruiométt-r had one to more than
to dczrees below zero.
- «~— .1-
)lru. William Ziegler, Jr.. oi" Soto
ton, has bought theBchermc-rhoru, a
ten-story .npartnient-bouse covering
the West. aid" of Madison avenue from
Sud to 83rd street. New York. it has
n frontage of 202 foot and n depth 01
60 feet. in payment, she gore the
Princeton Countructlon Company
cash. the Santa Murgliorltn apartment
on Madison avenue and 84th litreet
and two. {our story browniltono'
Sin-me . mm». h Dubai: odhupylug Raining:
till; silos The-pimple? which’ Mm.
Ziegler disposed oi are properties
which Mr, Ziegler inherited from his
toner-titular. this into William Zoigler.
Young Mr. Ziegler presented his wife
with this real enuto last summer. it
is understood that Mrs. Ziegler will
hlilld :i now apartment house on \tllti
Madison avenue site.
[Room
mm"; "We. -ls-
I .
v. ‘QM'%~J‘F-A "fl FIN.
.mp-. .... ..~.~
Daniel l’onoll, ol ("cum-port, Loni:
Eugene Cusllmnn. of Logan street.
Mrs. Frank B. Williamson. of
West Side. is visiting relullvos
Philadelphia.
avenue
oy- w—
Sidc avenue and Miss lads Demo
Ceda- tlste. lure been visiting in New
ji'orll Cilia '
William urged of 26 Forum ovo
ion has when a position with tho
Lillie Torpedo Boot Connolly in
Bridgeport.
Miss Minnie Sulln. of Grooms. X.
it. is spending at low days with her
psro'iits. Mr. and «Mrs. John Shinto. oi
lIltayinond street“
blasters Henry and outer Mulch, oi
Inrooklyn. have rotufuod homo otter
a fidyfl'fll doys' visit with Captain and
ers. it w. Cole, mm avenue.
“cw—J
I
i Miss Evelyn Harper. at Mount
Vernon. Sow York. formerly teacher
in tho Morton public school, is rio-
itlniz Mr. old In. a “word 37m.
Io! Pennoyer stro‘t. .
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’i'bv ill-rt me
Mr” 'l’wrr of the W W! Wlll'l'l
utlm room: fit this ,
Demos l ’
(‘hurlt ~s .Ullll and family of “warm .
l
who sorted Mill a New York reg! I'M ““1“” in Stamford
no- hi on 1110' Mexican border la‘st yesr,‘
bury. the past welt.
[days at the bomb of her aunt. hirs.
’Mortlmer Pierce at White. Plains.
no such 0! it thot’,
pressure wont do" to «iii woods. in-
sfll’lent to get it over the hill to El"
Mile River
leyd Pauley is now at (number
The. New Canaan hand held its so
cisl dance in the town hall last night.
ti. 1'. Smith and daughter. Miss use.
were recent guests 'of relatives in .
i
!
satin or .~ I
i
i
Mr. and Mrs. ou'o Schmidt hue
hen entertaining relatives from Water-
9'...”
Miss Jensie trying spent the holl- 5
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FOR MING Wm tilt M
RAYMOND BRO F illiRS
Save Your Pennies
i Aid BUY U. I. Oovt't. Thrift Whips and Wot firings Oar.
tilostoltnlops—
fipuniubuyss‘l'hriltltmp.
_16 of those Maps are osohsnmblo, by the ps‘yuiont of
-tho m,10r our of the $5.00 Wol- Savings Certificate
fimtam-nfisrmf .
William L. Drum and family spent
the holiday:- nilh his son Frank Brant
Tickets are selling Inst tor the
Scout dance to be held in Rsyrnond
Hutton Friday evening. Janusry 1!.
~13!!!“
Itstups. '
2h” hum...“ 0...“...
'1'!!!“ H om”
The City National Bank
-' So. Nor-wall Goon.
ELECTRICIANS
Furnished tor or new work. Competent men and goad
sorvioo '
noon nous, IIXTURES atrial-most. stun.
onsunt'sn Aim SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.
Mrs. Lillian Scout-id of lwvrisboro
Win the guest of Mill. George H.
Stevens. the latter part or the woelt.
Mrs. John P. Swsckhnrner of Middle
town. N. J., spent Wednesday with her
brother Wilianl Stencllen.
Mr. and Mrs. Electus lJtchlield and
children. former residents at m.-
Cnnanri. tire stopping in town.
The Red Men have limit-ed n Al'rl'lf?!‘
ting containing eight nun. rcpt-mut-
ing members now in the service of
Uncle Sun I
Electrical oer: and Continuous;
184 Washington St. one too. lo. lorwslk.
oomomnuiiy _ ‘ Pnlnlm
fronted. by Modem. «» maturing”
HIM.” Method. Acenuc 0mm. Trutmont l
.r ’
i . liR.S.lii.illilli i :
bu Adinmidflfld l
mm:“v°” Surgeon r ... m. (“your
out Dental Won. ”monstr “""W’
.’ l
[A Is South Manhunt F
.nu. an“ Butte”
Hours ! o in m 9 it Restoration
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' ' I ll Van in w «in». M or.»
‘ ' ' . i F ‘ l ‘
The “other: Home (Job will be the Prsotlcooi " " “”W'"““'” . ...,. “My,“
held at lhl' home of Mrs. William Pot- “ -~
IMF.” Jam!» and Erin”.
in. south Main street. todsy. Donn " «)fl) you. ltr. elm
,4 ' ’ 'uliy Dom
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wobh of . . . -—--o'-e-
F'itchburgl Miter-1.. x spent tho holidays "—n-hr. 3,-..) --J-.,...._._'_,-g .-._--_,- vm_._-.....’_.,.= .._‘.
. . l -.
‘. "l ‘. ~ F
'wiil: his homer and
South Main street.’
Oscar Blnkerti spent last week -\\lih
his daughter on Long island. lie lt‘fl
Saturday for Washington. where he
will make a l'iuit with relatives
, Arthur ii. (‘rnw of South .Vorwiiik
“"1011an tin.- engagement 0! his
daughter. Ethel Motion, to Howard M.
'lossa, son of Mr.‘ and Mrs. \‘inu-nt l..
Bot-so ot Sew Canaan.
ilunt‘r ' nt .‘3' .
The members otythc lluso'l itolwknh
l
island, has been lisliing Mr. .lnd Mn’z 3
i
Izstore on Main street.
"'7? dueted
"1 Input n mtlclt lunch this week.
t
i
’
Jacob Ii. Raymond has returned tO‘ celebrated
Chsthnui. New York. alter a several their marriage at their home on lloyt
dayfs vied! at his honu‘ oil Highland street. F‘rlda} evening Several friends
hrs. siepiten D. Patrice o! “esiI'mi useful
i
l
i
all ill/tho now n'ou.
’8 Jim
tut and Albany railroad tor twelvo’
Lodge held its Christmas celebration
l‘lidai night A brillidntli' lighted
tree wu in the lodgorooms. and l:
'hnd prestuts (or all
Harry Penn and Patsy 'l‘otnro have
rented the small store. next, to Wilsor'c
lormerlx con
shop. and willI'
an a mlllinery
AFTER HoLloAr
SPECIALS
A ooon ASSORTMENT or sovnom cars ....... . 25c
CHILDREN‘S—BOX Hannnnncnisrs 100. 256
JEWEL mics ................. 25c ,
AN Assonrmnttr or Ntlltm inns . .' .jtpg, 25c. 89c. 50c
J. 'I. MALDETTE
88 WASHINGTON 8T
'sou'rn NOBWMJL '
f
ii
mam...“ -....-..._ .. .. .......
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Rodirller quietl)
the 30m anniversary of
remembered the occasion.
were i'ociplentlI 0! gifts
and tilt-:-
ornamental
-fim
The members ol the Woman's (‘luhl
will hold an anniversary tea in tiny-
mond Hall on Friday afternoon. Jun
4. The ten will be preceded by a do-
lightful program consisting of rmdingsI
by—Misii Anabolic Stevens. with comet i
duets by the Misses Genevieve Stet-
ons and Mabel 84ml. accompanied by.
\lrs. It. 1.. White.
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SHAKEMAN RUN OVER
AND KILLED BY FRIIGHT‘
vi‘lTTSl'lE’bD. Mose. Jan. 2.~Flcil'
1nd had been in the employ of Boll. .
brokemnn was run our and killed by
*1 fast freight at ll"! local Junction yon
tl-rduy otteruoo ills homo' will: in.
lti-nmlonr.\ . . '. Rood was married
(old had bell in the employ or the Bus?
years.
Genuine Cordovan Shoes
For Men
A splendid shoe tor winter weather that
will give satisiaclory service. '
All Kinds of Hosiery.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
It Wis-binned strut.
OFFICE FURN[FURF
A Splendid Assortment oi nests, Type.
writer Tables. Telephone SillitiulldClulrs
w limit list are Very limo-silly
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in your chat-generals the three hundred and
ixty-hvo days of the New Year. ive wish you
lithe luck possible in solely overcoming the
many serious obstacles that may confront you.
Sincerely
FRANK JACUBY
' ’75.
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n Zandt St; ‘
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,Condiei in box and built 5 pounds in boat '
~. Puthpltinby '
(impaction. .
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