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Mr and Mr.» flainilton l’ell have ielt
We of Fort street on lietenl- thrown to spend the- wm‘er in the
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' Kw” 1: t-ounueId it” hf Fr“) mm!“ ”mm“ "H” "” ”WI John ll. Light \i’illpi‘ereut thetopit I . . 0
* n a! 3 NH “”1 ’ net». Home Bulk and Trust tompanv "" "The Sllpit‘lllt‘ Court a: a (‘oordt Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain and slightly warmer
Sunday rain followed in clearing T
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‘ gl- condition is said to be serious.
Inow employed m Stamford mite Biauth of Our Goi‘ernnieut, "
the P. S H club on Sunday The. sub.-
0 Ellis Hughes. town 113' of
- . Md. h“ returned ‘0 I'll“ has closed. her house and will spend up M a later date. eastward and now forms a long,
. Bacon GUY“. Mimi; been the winter in Savannah. (Lt l _.:___ i trough of low pressure extending from E --
out of u-rvrce and glirll ins - » Frii'ale Alan 8mg or 20 Taylor ate-I Mississippi northward to Michigan. li
, dlw'flm- The CORSWSHUUDH] 14ml“. A“ 30' nue, returned to his home here, day ' in causing cloudy and rainy weather
t'lt‘ly is planning ~t‘or ti stiltltt‘t‘ 1” “r beiore yieterdiiy,
l-‘lVEI on next Wednesday eiening.
hitting let-cited an
l honorable distharge from the 2lat
- attendance at the itgulai it
afternoon sewing 59.551011 of the
Gross Auxiliary oi the East AW
_1. B. churdi was large yester-
' ”I much of the important sec; .2
A simulated by the members.
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twenty-'fuui liiiura Plenum weath
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist hate at F0" 'l‘ilden 1.. I
cleared their home at Lon: Neck Point
and who to the t'llt' for the “inter.
i Charles Frankel, inauager of tht
;’l‘aiiltus t‘lothing store. at is Main:l
street. has trimmed to Norwalk ai’trr,
a 10—day \acation, which he spent ll):
Lakewood. New Jersey.
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.\ii. and .\ir.~. \i-atshail l' Rim-artis: Mrs. “Haulundflgp hm returned mi
and 11“” ”‘U 30““ W‘l-‘r ”‘99“ l” her. home in Beltien ateuue, after .t
Air. and Airs. Leon Baiiiw hate in
lil0\'t'>d trotu town to New Haven.
where Mr. llarnvs l,‘ iiuii employed.
W routine business nitrtmg
* M Dilltrict Commissioners
' In held on Monday evening in the
of the plant on Raymond place.
Con Van Coevering will enter
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'I't‘iiiiit-ratitt't‘: High,
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A COMPLETE ASSORTKBN'I
tinder mhackcmo Hotel, Wail;
tonight
Mts Robert Billington of .\tiltll(ill jett previously assigned will be my," western disturbante is moving t-lowly?
in oil niistl'rle trust of the Alisslesippi
Setoral plates reportid more
Company. C. A. C.. “nagging/OI located than an hub of rain during the last
Iprt mils generally between the Rocky
'Mouittains and the Mississippi River
The temperatures continue moderately
high in the eastern and control d.
j’ WEATHER A YEAR AGO
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ToPay the increased Wages
of Employes The Connecticut
Co. Will Require 20,833,300
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The Connecticut Company’s employee’s have been given increased
rates of pay duringtheuast eight months that will result in an in-
crease oi 51250000 in the annual payrolls.
Divide 51250000 by 6 cents and you find that 20.833300 addi-
tional fares are needed to meet this increased wage cost.
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.5. members 01‘ the Que Es club 193““ ‘0‘“ “01““) ‘0 ‘1’t “d “18 Win t'ew Weeks' \islt with her Mother in ‘7 1““er
4a _0 ‘ home on Gregory ntlllli'Yiilti on W" m Florida. Boston, Misti. ‘ '
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1 fl, t‘ln-xlt-s ll l‘i-ll) ot' the litni’ayltlll Priittto John Wintvh has i‘t'llllllt‘tl
5,n_ Hill of the town «on t'irSt. second. to his home in (‘l‘lmlilll‘y, having lic-ttll
~ . . ghdnerror in yelleidzt)
it was announced ”UN and fourth prizes with his An- iiitistered out at Camp Dovpns “n
that ‘llt‘lC‘
City NeWs
And this is only part of the increased cost of conducting its pron-
ertv that The Connecticut Company must meet.
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There have been large and progressive increases in the cost of
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125 East Norwa'k lioysin mu WM hrnr‘ Ht tlt" Umxburt‘ ltt“lllt‘)‘\\'t*dnesda,\'. t
whom had it-ceiwd .t "P-““'- ' -A—«— I Q - . fl . . . . ,
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8 from the Brut .\or\\.t‘:l; 12, III II I II— «Iii—~— _ . I \list Halt-l litiit llil.‘ it-turned to lli‘l t, ‘l‘i-..- ”MW oi ‘h‘, ’i‘i‘miu‘r was ('on- i w I) . .DD . . he C t 0 C . truction.of repairmof hrtdg 1/3
. Fund. This was. a lllispl‘dlr- I’III“‘“ ‘II " ' \ I'tt .IIIvthqu lion .4 t.t home In twiltvley strut, ztttt r i.\\'II {erred upon three candidate»: .‘il a 5pc . PSJ)‘ DEVI“!P DUbIIC streets through WhICh trolley cars run and Ill the r
due to a typographical t'rroi. 1“ IA M”! “I "fl ‘ PM” “I’Mmmw “Wk“ "”1 “”1‘ “WM" ”l ”‘9““"“-‘ = ...i l"‘tl(|lt\i’ ut (‘llnton I‘tomiianitvrl’ " ‘t f h f‘ ‘ f ' . - . - ‘ Ll,"
._ or... ,.. m. pant...”- “n.1,... om. \- y . . .. cos 0 manv ot er tatures o maintenance and operation.
lbotlld liare‘x‘tated ”tilt “tit 17.? it t , 'l l I t ‘ ‘ \o 1;. ix 1 held lttat ('Vt‘lllng. t ,2.
i' into i I:l.t .‘llt Milo. ‘:'"|t’\_t . I3
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w ans giwn to the Hit: Hit." it t» t I IIIII, I III II I‘m out III Il't)('i“‘\‘ ”w 1...»- _ v."- imm t‘oittp.tit_.- ”in ilt tl\4l it; 2mm ;:, Z
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Chow-an «hurv‘n mom: to W» it... two . ...i ii W. my... . un' é "“1“ he“ “(‘3‘ ‘l‘ 9" "Glutt’e‘rthis urotiertt cannot continue to ,
.étb Gibb Oi Bl‘iFlOl, will ‘h'h\"1'(,nlit “in“, ,,i littllt :2 4H" mlmkt' . MI—‘cv ~.. Y‘- i”, 1”“: p, ll? l'.\ ”in llllt‘li, % fiery? the Dllbiit‘ cmcientl‘y ‘ - .
. tiromites it) b“ a “’1‘." Briton-5t ~t1""\ttt its l \l l' \I 5:4 . -m\ ‘ti irtitlt‘ 'il i;i}'-’ ‘ Ill low in .otttt‘ 9" .
13 Imk on the Advent Christian Or- 1mm. “in .fil‘nfib“ .t- I .tmit- :t: S! Wmmvh MVx. ..___.._._ g .
& J 1:“ Downng Park. H“ “Hi-[J *“°‘ ““"" -\""’l““ “It““mnfl liltlt'l lhi nil-mt." mi tin». .\lti!ul \ttx PM I. lx'mctit hit that mum / ‘
m ‘ ' ‘ .. 1J— rl'i‘ lltvttt llu ~I'Y‘ii a ot‘ um ltli \(lit‘lll ltlt't'iilitls. Thumns “Wit” n, ,v. “my.” I”... mm“ llli.’ tor \\':t~-ltinrtoii. \vllfl't‘ sl n will at 4’
his bevu niconinliehrd .tt till iii a — «~— lit-id for the ‘ lll'lrttilth ”an“, it) hit trim the I'ttli‘li'l't'llt't' ot‘ tot- National ’5 . 1
. l‘t»tll‘-.'i' llu .- o'. \orwtvlt |~l>tt't"d l" “in.“ 4," mp “puma“ Episcopal ' Women's l’iirt). “hiclt open: totlttl' 2 1 Com an
.. I _-..____.. lili‘ .w‘tumi'ortl littiit't‘ \‘tr‘lt‘ltillt that :t t'huit-h h), ”It Sunday school on Tues ‘ hank “1th.! of tilt \\'n l atutr llotirti '1I e Ollnec 'cu .
‘5 W“ expecttad the pio, oak;- hm} l-‘Mii it‘t l't‘r ‘olit. \‘t‘llll ll lttt‘u’t’ f‘“' t“"' ‘lttl' t‘H‘ttllH-i. H,.,.,,m;",r L’l. will ln- tho lililltlltlll <Wkkll Tonto! .
row at lllt‘ \latiiiral ml‘flUQ «he VI
lot. had been rltliill from him at llit‘ . ~ .
. altered for sale by the member."
Wm “Fl NOI‘WEIK lmonPman ii. I'ti‘lnry (ll lill' \‘fllt k 1‘0'3110 \ilIg ('(i Til" \llllt‘ Hi («tillnit‘iit'u’ h“\ 13‘0“" I. "‘.\ H” Allr~ Lliili ”til
.. in Baxter’s drug stare on Th" “‘4“ “‘5 "MW“ “‘ “"“m all h public st-hoolliotimw, mt,- Wm“. Him", lil'lllltiltl will Iil‘lN-ill the women t
“as ”km 3” “mm H" l“ ”l" “l“ l property \alupid m strontium; or ‘ prison pins. She will l'tiltl‘t'selli lllt
- Main street. yesterday ti.“er
, toundready purchasers. Thy. at.
was a line success, and it next stun
«cat which will be its-ed in the.
or! of the ahhm‘lnlltln
The police “rt lnvrligulillfl.
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noon. pends about $.l_.'.t‘.o,tt0tl a your on public
. schools. and hats :i hlflil' school t‘ttntil
Thi- local Red (‘ross is making plans oi" 3" 033 7.37 ,
tor the t‘nl'tliliilt‘nl oi limit-n t‘tteltlt-ntI
Sonzito‘tm Moiidm .\lr-' l’a\ton He
Liiott of lluitrmd Will be one of t
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iii tbv- membership diive itt‘xt “"‘t‘k' sundat N‘l'tlt'tr will he held iii the
llills tor the next year‘s dues have Hymnal,” Ejtist'ttplil ('liurtxh at “V30;
bvm sent to it" t’tP-‘t’n' memm‘“ “‘ and 7-30. The parlor. nut-Iii. r. Km .
tho confident expectation that till WI" wmu‘mI will "m H.“ Sunday whom:
rtticvt their nwmbersiuw and Cum with men '-: :ind itomt‘ii's llible stud)
PM“ 100k toward “‘9 enrollment 0' “'1 (lflmit’ti. at 11.50 prorth League dc-
the other residents before the week \vutlnnul meeting tit 6:15. Church .60c
ends. prayer meeting on Thursday evening‘
"‘ 71““ i StillSOli-PO“ ell Corp.
Robert t). lirH’liltlnll, who purchased; south Noman‘
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-t Mrs. Mockler was chairman
committee in charge and was
.- by Mrs Edaon St John and
tidwud Davis.
ugh the courtesy and kindness
e Emit 'Norwalk lmpmvomem Aa-
ion the boys of the .Third Dis-
' are now supplied with it place in
b they can assemble nightly i0i
LOCAL BOY APPEARS IN LESLIE'S
Milk Chocolate
per lb
”fit
Christmas Savings Club
Oder: you an opportunity t; accumulate ti fund for Christmas'
or to save a. certain amount out of your earnings during the
year. It is open to everybody. There is no memberhsip fee, or
“any local people new ton idt-rahly
interested in this week it issue of Lett-
lie‘s magazine, which contained ii tine ”19 "W" t" R0“ ,
picture ot Lieiit. Freeman Light son aienues, some weeks ago, has also'
«litIe-IiItItdacig 3:11;; I: 03:31:32: :(ii ItIgtzIIctItItII bought lht‘ bin Pepper homestead:
talleps'oi‘ ti. building in the San Mlhiel property in llowavton “W““e' opposite
sector viewing the battle mounds 0f the J. Ethilt‘1 Vincent place Ml‘.
the day pret ions. His particular line Raymond intends iepairing the uousw
1’: $1137 9:10;" for "‘99 “mm”? or (“III and makinc numerous changes and int-
5 ng gresani n at o m )tl
summits of national and iiittrmitiouul pmvemtuts "hm" the property.
repute. over the front lines and t'ormei
scenes of engagenwnts.
on: improvement betterment
“more. The ladies have extend-
the Boys Club the use oi the
cut of the Community Hall to
the Mrs l~‘niiii.t \' l’rtppcr property ittl
:ivion lllltl Rallrond'
:- almost every night in the week
it to Steadily becoming more pop-
vith the coming oi’ the wet. mid
Antitht'i' oi‘ the Oyster suppers" for;
which llowttvton is justly celebratedt
John Smith. In. son of Patrolman was hpld m um Rowayion Hose Com-i
John Smith. Six. l“-ltl.)l‘i(‘ti to the police pan)": quarters. last evening. The? I
last evenlnz that an auto had run into mmmprs of the “059 (‘ompmiy and:i .
a bad hole in the pavement on Fraiik- flip Ladies' Auxiliary surpassed all y t
iln street. Patrolman John Flinn it" previous efforts and the affair wus'
iestlgated ill“ TPDO" 0f ”19 accident pronotinitd ihe'greatest Silt‘CeSs evcrtIr,
and latex untitled StiCt-t(‘oinuiisslonei heltl ”urn. There was a telv large I,
Henry R. Mllloruf he condition oftho mmnddmfl and the menu was dell .
mad“ ‘U'~ .clour. int hiding a meat \tll‘lt‘i} of good
~~~- —-- --‘-—- things in addition in oysters served; .
John P Wilson of 2t (‘lm shoot, in oiery The committee in‘I
jinitor of the South Norwalk Titi.~'t thaigo received mam compliments on} .
Comtany building. hit his Redding hl- their \inl‘k. .
‘. cycle in fiont of the bank testcrday
and “hen ho came out shoitly after FELL FROM THIRD
the wheel was gone He notified the? - STORY wmbow .
ipolice who hate started a search tor.HAR.Ti-‘0R1), Dec. li.——Thomas Mo .
iii This is the second time Mr. Wil- (joy-mick of 85 Babcocit street, a inn-l
‘son hatt had his bike stolen {tom him itor in m. gram capitol {91) from a,
in at touvte of months third s‘tory window ot the department
"“" of labor while cleaning windows. to-
The members of Company K. oftho day, and was seriously injured. Hen
' 7th Sep’tml" Battalion .C S (I. Will fell a distance of about forty-lite feet.
‘ hold their regular monthly meeting He was picked up unconscious andi
we Entire Family' 1. nert'tlondav mentor: in addition to the taken to St Francis hospital He has
m the but assortment of regular weekly tliili Plans {or the injurips in the head and leg and set-
social events of the coming winter will 9,31 ribs were fractured
The ltt‘i'i'ected foi the. second of the. flea ._.._ -_.. -. n...—
ison‘ t: series of McEnelly dances wliit‘hi Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
its scheduled for Friday evening Jan- -. .~-- .--
:,3JSL. when that. famous singing MCIIPS- ' -1! I" 5 re“ comfort you want we
tra is sure to attract another big bar; the boiler you want. it's the
icrayd. Capt. Chart“ 3'. unarmed. Burnhain Boiler of 0on Comic“
. as «Lamas RAISED IN l
mu PASSED av House
M3 to 79 the House last night
. ad I. hill pfiwiding salary increas-
6131.500 3 your {or each of the 131
‘ -. ot the United Stair-s district
wait courts and the court 01'
. The measure now goes to the
.District and court of claim
‘ would receive 57,50" a year and
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any other cost to join.
All that. is necessary is to call at our Trust Company,‘make your
first Club deposit and secure a depositor’s card. Izeposits may
be made weekly (or in advance) in person or by mail.
Classes are offered to suit till purposes. You my join one or.
more classes as you desire.
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My Christmas Jewelry
Delights all Buyers '
Christmas is too near and every-
body too busy for much talk. Besidei'i
mv jewelry speaks for itself. and my
policy crunitlng quality and saving
is too Well known to need comment.
We always keep on m; away
Christmas zinc in our sate: They
are all ready to sin delight on IChriat-
mas morning.
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Club is now open to receive members. Join today.
THE. CENTRAL TRUST C0.
NbRWALK, counc'ricur.
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Sterlin Furniture Co M33“
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l . ’i Richard F. Mack
26 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
[isn’t tel
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A TALL LAMP
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addition to a living
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We Have “‘a Special
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