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Mortimer 0. Barton is fiz‘l‘ieflnly iii an
. uu- home on Ron-nylon avenue. ‘
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.. Miss ire-lie Wily of Stamford!
m barge "Alive .
or SUV \‘orlt l» Mrs Prank DetToul‘t-oy rtient yet-lot»
i all Ferrla’ysiay in M1 York.
NOR WALK,
S OCI E TY
and Personal ;
NEWS
. w am...
To Pay the increased Wages
Margins a load of will
that.
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The Que En t‘lub would this tv
filth Mines t‘ora Van Com cling at her,
We on Gregory Boulevard.
¢ ‘ Mr. and M rs. llul‘oltl Whitney oi thi‘i
waning ‘ Pom Road ttl‘e both quite ill,
apent Sunday “infliction in flower ‘-
i ton. ' E
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart. of Slat‘
in island, spent Sunday “itlt rolaiit'm-
Mrs. o. a. (‘iwu at Rl‘lmlimdt‘ mum: in ”w “Hitac- l
.. _ ‘spelll \‘l‘oducsduy in New York. l ?
1‘18 Ladjd; Aid sot iety til (hr Kahlil l
grade ll. E. church will hold their
”all? working session at tho church her daughter. Mrs, ”writings of
t” Wednesday afternoon Haven. who has been ill.
-fi..." .
\Ieorge S. Overrun. of Slcxlnlvyl
. . . -_ -l.‘ ~t~t. u" 't '1‘ in *
Mn. ‘1‘. L. l’flte ha» been \I. lllll‘;‘”*‘ .110 a; on. bail men out of o 11
New { on business.
__ l The daughter or ur. and Mrs. P. N T
' ‘P I ' ‘ ‘ . . ‘
Mina Julia Bates- in suit: ring tram; M‘mu' 3. hm“ “mm" ‘9“ day“ “50- h“.
lbcrn hauled Sylvia.
Miss Laura Batter. one or tho lull it
on in the lint-um School. I‘iuttill NUI' «lilahl injuries sustained at her hump.
w. its ill with the grip at hor home with he,- sister, Mrs. .lndrl-w llemutn
an Fort street. or Gracious .xttwt.
Mrs. Harry liners. who has been!
quite ill at lwt- home in ltowayton ave
. title. is able to be out again.
Benjamin (folio, who has been con» Mrs. Peter Duddonu and tilt“ Mich-«(‘8
fined to to. home on Earl Washington Emmet and Man I’lotldonu. “ill; Mrs. .11 ..
mm; for the Mal two uppity; with iil- Rush and Mina-tin Elll’abPIh and Ruth” of Room-ton avenue, “m spend the;
mas, ".4 slowly natoverina and expects Bush. are sounding the \lev-lwnd with “at” in .‘dount Vernon. New York. -
do mfiume his dollars in Homer's Hart friends in N'rii' VOTE. .
"d9 store "mm- mm) 1m“: WWk‘ it \ ll L. SST-{Tb :n utt’e vir l Min. Mahol L. Raymond. ot lttlwaytonl
w. .' ' .2 "b "S W h ‘ “a ten it. .~ been vsii the tarnilv.
For the purpoue oi making the, usual "‘01“ ll shill“ throat trouble, and we!" :r (‘llt‘v ‘32; JOSH); “:8 Pol'ost. in;
Christmas decorations for the church. the first part of the week with friendly Sinult‘lird. rm ”w pm“ nwk,
the members of the Women’s Auxll. in New llunlpnhiro ilv has rotumut; ‘ :
M at Christ chnrt-h‘n‘ill assemble in much lanPfitt-d. amt t’itlt‘tillii'd hit: Pu“: Mr and Mrs. William it. t‘nse and
the Sunday schtol rooms on Thursday tilt at the Congregational Church v«-:=-‘ Mr, and Mr... Elmer (mm of new...”
" ritual-noon. "A“ 1" ’" nvtou aventtn, lrtt Saturday (or Flori
louluv at 10910 a. to. and t
‘ . . idu, whorl- they will spend the winter. l
\antol‘ ll. Hoyt «ll lirooksitle tlvt‘llllf‘. t
.‘
\‘lllt h.i~' llt't‘il littlplowd in Now Yorhl
\ir and Mrs. Form: B. t‘use. former
I)
Th9 Watch-Your Stilt-ll ('ltili ht ld a
social meeting on Friday t‘l't‘nlllg Hi
the homo of Mrs. Ralph Maven on Win-
field street. Music and e "1"" “ “‘w ““5 ”wt and ““"V‘WMJQ morning. when tho motor.
enjoyed and a wry pluthtlllt month:
“‘4 spent by all. Ret‘rt’whuwnts \wrv
sewed at the clone ot‘ thl- tuwting.
Mt‘lllhm‘tt or the Rowuyton nuptial,
for more time. “‘5 tnltt-n “M“ “Um" church received a flul'pl‘lb" 3‘“oi(!‘tl‘d.‘
Riv Henry.
uh.- ”ill‘ll‘lil Hospital. Mrs. lloyt was ll. Anderson, rm“ his hitter at “mg l
uottl'ivd and hastened down to the t'll}
ignition. \t‘t'i
nation. l'thllt‘hllnfi that it talk. t'fit‘t‘l‘
‘ou the lunt Sunday in January. Mr.
liwu‘unlnu it ntcrdnv. instead "r Um Anrlvmtln hull occupied :1 Hill to tllt’
mm“ Honing: preaching “NW" at ”w unstol‘nlr of u Buptist church in Liv-
Xoroton l'rosbywrian Church a WWW ingoton. N. J. Their are two churches
W
Ralph E lienoit, n tnotormzlu for tho
' Count-Minn Company. is ill at hin _ l , ‘ r
. ._ . a ' . .r l (i ' '
home, 5 Woodstdo avt'nuv. m, was MJHHV‘ will no htld tlultn, tit \vln m that place. which ,5 a pronoun-oust
uktin with the Spanish intiuonza months “l 4‘30 p. m' M Sunday 3 N." farming community. and Mr. Andrr .
Thursday evening. his with is utm ill ‘5‘“ ”Mi" “"W‘mn’ by "m.” 'M‘“ son lt-lt that he could do grad norlt in‘
with the <amt‘ diwuw ll’Hlllg in...“ Murrzty oi .‘hddlt‘h‘t‘x Road. will add to this. tit-Id. The letter will bu not“!
taken Saturday night. ‘ ”Hm“ ot‘ the WN'W‘ rpm at tho annual mooring of tho
I . .
w»- "”7".” ('1 i.‘ . i '-l l ‘.\ :\
Mills Elizabeth I’ll-lultk. .tlw towni- h)"_h “lfiule‘ttrgt” ‘20!“ d ‘n 1mm" l
Miifits Mltxlnmthl‘ltbhh 2” 1:11am MW will daughter of Mr. and Mrs lilivlllwl ' “In" N r
an n ore-i n; a yes «may morning . y. , . , , , ~-~-—-—— .
‘ l‘lt till-k of .vltlltnllttld .tunnt. tliul on ‘
_ . t . ‘ .' . , . . . l
at ")8 Advent (hllstinn tnurch “1"" ‘l‘ilumia-y at the State Honpttai ill lllld- l‘OlR BREAKS
. the told ot the Work that in DPlIlE at" till-ttmn. “Mn, Sm, had been undergo» REPORTED T0
‘ “9113””! at "‘9 Adt‘cnt Cristian 0r~ tug lt'outlncnt for about a your. l‘un- ‘ THE POLIC
. phanlgn at Bowling Park. PM The l‘l‘ill Ililt‘t‘lUl‘ Andrew Taylor will luring.
service was largely a‘it’lldi’d and ”I“ .m- remains llt‘l‘t.‘ for intvrment‘. ’ t‘ontinm-d trout First Pox» f
JGNSS Brand to bo of lllllt‘ll intol‘nst lnntl their men withlu a «hurt ttmo. I
Around 2 o’clock Sunday morning:
to the parinlrlonors.
"' tn.- limo-n bldt' wil tall tor t‘rtmohat. grazing? mittllgtuthe 5,31%? 1:";
. -( .l ‘ < i] l _ ‘ ' _ -. . . . ' t (‘0 l "0
“mm? Luvrentt. hi bun it“?! i'annmtt “m“ Acne. on “mafia"? found two bundles on the railroad
In: a f” days with m“ ““m' ML“- “d‘ aboard the Colon. which dml‘ktéd in tracks which containod a quality of
“'4 n. “"3"“ 0’ 3 ““9 “"9“". hit“ New York not week. They had intend clam. Patrolman Flynn went to the
in: but shortly returned from France N, «ailing two week» ago. but were. de- towéw “:11 Ob‘vfiilntt‘id. all?! :llflgltfi find
' * * , allure wan no no 0 oermno
ere. as one 0! the illustrious "8’ lnynd by tho illness ot thmr duuithlt‘r. from where they hilt" born 3,0...” A
W he was wounded in 39‘1““ Mrs, B. T. Carr. who will accompany tour of the business suction of the city
ood when his right arm was shut. them with her husband. . i m'ttlo lmd about no hour later Pa-
% term at the elbow by a shell. 0" 1.0. . trolman Robert fittinor reported that
turning to this side of the Atlantic be The Springdale Water Company it: $3.323 :ttgllfiemtln‘dnifianchxd g?
was assigned to Liberty Loan work giving ita local plant. and pipe linen a breaking a window in the roar. of the“
and in thin capacity rendered otter-live thorough overhauling. The» work is building. it is not thought that the
_ mice. He has related many 02‘ his very costly at this time. but it. was :2;‘:§pg‘gfi:fi:$9fn :3“; 3:13“ 3::-
experiences in- France. which have neceanary because of the strain that cigar mum and mode way with '91.th
‘provcn to be thrilling and interesting, has been upon the Milieu) during the or ten opened boxes or choice cigars.
.b-hls friends in East. Not-walk. Ha past few years when local nuclei-lea How or why tho Hutches were dropped
‘ left this morning for New Britain, huve been working night and day and 3:13;: railroad ”Mk5 still remains a
“9m he will visit hilt mother. before consuming much Witter- The company Some’one made a haul of $48.33 from
having for his home in California. .wlll be in helm“ condition than cvvr Burtllck's lunch cart on South Main
. > . _ lbofore “men u“, work is complett’d. street. on Friday evening lino the an.
By ones. twoes and mum the East ”_ thorttiea are lit a loss as to who com
orwalk boys who have been in the Henry B. Cooke. who has been [or gxodmtl‘iepfilt‘cto 03mm exiting?
Ionian are being mustered out and many years superintendent of Oxridxe wast not discovered or reported to the
are returning to their East. Side Farm. now the property of Henry L. police until Saturday afternoon. The
‘ homes. On one of the transport! Stoddard. torttlerly Highland Farm. maggyosftdangezgnw 5553'??? urinal:
1 which landed in New York last. week owned by Mrs. Phelps Stilton. hut»; rc- with ”1'9 place must have 889?, whet-l;
Were two boys from the Third District. Signed his position in order to devote the moneywtta ballast left and later re-
Arthur See and Wilfred 0- Taylor; his time to personal intt‘Ti‘Slil in this "1"an Mid helped 101080"-
‘iw‘llo returned to their homes on Greg< town, which are daily honouring lzrettt- M” “mm” Tontoy, wife 0' “'9 59'
’01? Boulevard on Saturday. These er. HP. will retain his position with Dr. mm' 13“?“2wy0f the grocery firm or M‘
two boys went into the service at Howard Stout Nellson tit Althea Farm and 1“ roam 3' ‘3 Wall meet "wk”.
'about the same time. landed in France About January 1, when the resiunntion! up be". "(mm at “0‘, 1 \Henry “we“
ogethcr, and after going through the becomes effective. Itll'. Cooke will will?“" Mimi?" t't'PlllliK “q if“ f” [m
nme ”Hallie-memo came back to this move with his family from the Elton-t‘wmh,‘\“m‘.“1k ‘0 do mm“. .h‘r‘sltaus
‘Otmntry on the same transport and dttrd estate to the house on Pmsm‘flfihoppm‘fl. {m her rotumlshm; 3h“ 0:
730th returned to their homes in the avenue owned by Mrs. ll. It. Holmes. s”""‘“ ”cm“ She found “0‘ ‘ Pl '0)“ 1
sumo home on Gregory Boulevard at .. . ihtttl liPlll t-lttorotl und thoroughs Lill'
file Battle time. Besides 111959 two from Dr. H. l). Hal-son. chairman of the-1 “pkmt tf‘" “F far as can. b" discovewd
, ”veneers,- Private Fred Dugan gas parien War Savings committee, is dis» inotlting nun Loan. when. . 1 y (1
.anhonornbly discharged from Camp unpainted that the Maple of this town,‘ A ““mb“? of ”3““; .9 “we? 42‘
Meat and Private Charles Cogs. Who have done so nohly on every other been I?“ hide "Mud “8 an: 1: ’0“.
'V Ills home on Fort street. having war effort, are not making 3‘ "9"” belonging t? atllmmfm'.::; m “21...;
Mrvmuotemd out from his company record in buying wal- savings and thrift,“ble that :‘wmm‘fwh W repvailnuble
magnet! in Indinna. iMumps. The report of the State warim make J "m '3 o t e mo bit “I?"
3 -—-—-—-,———-—~._..... ‘navings director made to cover the ”TOWN?" and carry it away w an ‘
{lgvmrmu cones INTO PORT. period ending December tam-hows “2"" "WWW“ “w” ‘3’ 3”“ Tm” bi
NW YORK, Dec. 16.-—The tmns- New Canaan. out- not hboring town. “3 urn. , _
MYiathian. with 3,000 American with approxlmtely a: some 901mm" . Nottlw ullghtast. clue was left an to
: abroad, is in port today, no tlon as having bought $16.74 per capita the identity Of the intruders.
{long delay due to a heavy log ranking fourth among the towns of the l potlgthnillited smog will at
hung over New'York Harbor two State. But Dal-ten, with only $4.39 per on on eatubliah a swarm of universal
The transport reached Sandy cupiin is almost at the end, of the list. military training." hold 5,: Nicholas
. . ' Saturday night. but was forced ranking No. 115 among the T68 towns Murray Bullet" in n stutoment ad-
anchor ou account, of the weather of the State. Norwitlltiti'tnnda No. 40 dressed .0 Columbia— students. “and
ions. Among the. notables on with $10.08 percupitn. and Stamford the volumes and unlvcl-stties'of the;
III was Major-General George Bar- in Neill? with 88.17 DEI‘ cupita. It is land will get, an opportunity to co“.
Zlottommander of the United States new by Dr. Hanson that tbaypmllle operate to am fullest extent. it tree
Corps abroad. " of the town will spur themselves all!" nations trultt youths for a national set“
Steamship Stockholm or the inn the next couple of weeks that theowce numeracy will nov‘er attempt to
‘ lineman Line. which was record at the year's end may be more challénse “1.5m to “am."
. to anchor off the Statue ot Lib- Wol’tliyhof the town, The school chll‘ “:4... ;
Militant, on account of the fog, than have. bought a lnrgfinnroportlon of . The mention funny peoplu are tun-.-
home a, number or American the own-lipid. infill: to. Mini. Monsieur-cowl. to lath ”Thins? M
‘ ‘wehadiv ‘ ‘ ‘ H
t on
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Mriund ,Mrs lion'rrd B. Robinson or
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Mwwn... n..,.... w M...” ”3'“!
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lower, during which many interesting
' thwwm. out!
of Employes TheConnectiCut
Co. Will Require 20,833,300 ~
Alllll'l'IONAl. FARES ..
The Connecticut Company’s emnloyees have been given increased
rates of pay during the past eight months that will result in an in-
crease of 51.250.0th in the annual bayrolls.
.’\\.
A wry pleasant aurprtse party was
town Charles J. Quinlan at ltiuhtlttlv.’
4 Livingston plum», last Saturday men '
log, in honor of his birth-d". The on V i
live evening has enjoyed in the ut 1;.
men were played, nod damning as
Well participated in. The guests purl ..
10011 of a hearty ‘ luncheon before
their departure», and soon illomflvrl .3
his many friends wished their host ’ :
many happy return” of the day. Those;
present were lites” Gladys Frontal 5"
louloe Hohn, Elude J nulls. lJiliuu.
Htwklntt, More Banks, lautso Bantam: .
Gertrude K. Bonita, Tussle Shelton and . :5
Misses bottle Allll't‘fht and Ella
tlrhnmo. both of Brooklyn. N. ‘l'.; and;
Messrs. John Main: John Mutvey, All "
l‘:
bert Banks. John litmhrinlt. Franltl
l
Divide 31.250.000 by 6 cents and you find that 20,833,390 addi-
tional fares are needed to meet-this increased wage cost.
And this isonly part of the increased cost of conducting its brou-
erty that The Connecticut Company must meet.
Svec. Fred Hun. Perry Hanson, 0r "
to Schiller. Henry liohlustoin, William 2
(lulled. and Chimes l. Ohtmunn. and 5"
Mr. and Mn. Halli-y minim. ' "
MI. and Mrs. John Graham of Nell"
York city spent Illt‘ nook-end at tilt
home of Churlv-li ll. Harris, Lotti-u»? ,
wood farm. Mr. tlrnuhtu is pl't'r‘ldt'lll ' 2}
of tho Holbt'oolt ('mupouy, u sort-till on j ’
tonloblln body house oi‘ Ken York city.
There have been lame and brouressive, increases in the cost of
equipment and supplies. the cost of construction. of repairs. of bridg-
es. of navintt public streets throulzh which trolley cars run and in the
cost of many other features of maintenance and operation.
l.lvntonunt Jilnt’llh .\:-‘llt\'nll of (‘mnpl
Devon: is spending an .cllhtday furrl .
louglt at his homo lli Norwulk. It» to. '3
now located with the corps which is'
I‘t‘l‘ttlt‘lnfi wounded million; on thclr'
return from Franco
The increase in revenue of The Connecticut Company has not
been equal to the increase in cost of conductimr its property; indeed.
increase in cost of maintenance and operation has been hundreds of
thousands of dollars creator than the increase'in revenue.
Obviously. this condition cannot continue indefinitely. income
must be as treat as exuenditure or this property cannot continue to
serve the nubile efiicientlv. I
Privttw .lttwplt “Hills of ‘tllr Avid
tlou t‘orps arrived .tt his 'home on
Franklin avenue Suturduy attet‘nooli.f f.
having lust rotnrnrd trout hour» Milli ;,
has rowlwd hilt honolablo t'twllarut
from tho service." ‘ 7
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\nxn druwyfn ‘3:
.\Ir nod Mrs. (Thai-lo it Pent, til ‘ 3'
Washington strr-ot >|wnt yostvrduy 1» yr
with Mr. and Mn. .lvssc Monitor ot .
Mount Vornon. Mrs Monitor was. lot» ”3';
moldy Mrs. lion.) Fri-ix. ' l ‘v
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The Connecticut Company ~
‘ Benjamin Nltmiiky, of the Sillllt‘lltfi't
Army Training (horns of Palomino:
Ilnivoriiity. has been mustered out of!
service and has: l-ctul'ncd to hit: lttuiv.
on Woodward avenue.
ll. 8. Commissioner Judge Richard
Mott (‘ahoon-a. a prominent Brooklyn
lawyer. wus div ‘4th of his (other, . .t ‘
M. Cahoontsot l trawl» street. last ‘W
w... ..t’l'l‘tl'.’l.".f§§f“$'§3.$£‘3’33 AGE” ”A” SPICE“
- . ' 9 . ' CHOKED. - DROBBED
Mitts “Tod" E. Bedlam. (it New flat- utter a “3" days mm M" Ym‘k‘ 1' ‘ HIS STORE
you is spending the t‘briatmus holtr """" _
days at the home of her variants, )Ir. . “h" Oiely 0‘ “mp “m9“ '5 visit-‘ (‘outiuued from First Page
and Mrs. C. H. Bedlent. m 3 "a“. my; Mr. and MN. lLtl. Bedlent altholl' .
utreet. home. at. lZ’tInion avenuo.
open my vest, tearing or! those two"
buttons. and took my money, and t'w
watch, and the ring from the inmou
pocket. They did not stop to look on}
further, flthougb I had some Emu".
change in my trousers pocket, and.
“it‘ll. and having others brought in to run out 0‘ the 3‘0“-
him by his relatives. ' t "It was pitch dark in the aton- tlielt.
0" M‘" W" °‘ Gm- for l had thrown the lamp at the ho:
The old mun was full “I grit as 9““ follow. hoping it would explode. nun.
,when “ Sentinel man “0““ him “P. set a tire. that would attract umpir.
Sflmtlt‘l J. Stewart was thefguest all :Eaxgd applying ‘9 “m ‘fiflermtmbut it want out. booking the clnmnvy.‘
. . l 3“ °f "’0 word, for he “'33 ‘1 could not. find my urntchea, and:
Attorney and .“l’fi. \vnnaiu .I. “willful!!! in New York City, yesterday. ‘woluny unkept and disbeVb‘lt‘d. they must have had several nfinulfir‘
.. .::::..°.'°:;:’. '35:: ‘22:: if.“ .. .. m: .32.‘::‘12$l.?§ 2:233:32: . .. W".
Vow York city tortilla winter ‘ «was lying'inthe street. on Flux not the aavm choking that h‘ h d . station across the street. They mum
‘ ‘ road was investigated by Patrolman » 9 a "a have known something about my
Lockwood on Saturday evening but valved. but his eyes snapped “5 be de‘ habits, because I never show people
the man arose and walked home “as. scribed the enmnter, and he seemed where 1 keep the most of my money.
slfilt‘ed as soon as the officer appeared. . certain that I“ could have saved h!“ unless 1 am paying out I considentbh-
' ‘ roll, or at least caught ”‘9 robber if sum for second hand strives from anion
he had not been “One legugainst four“ of the other dealers-
on he explained it. , an...”
Gordon. Atlantu. Gn., arrived at his: WANTED—THE WILTON Lilli .. M" 89"" Story. 'k The regular monthly meeting of the
home on Pulnnm avenue. this mom-Wary is greatly in need of a good a?" l :vas getting my supper b“ Norwalk Building. Loan and annst‘
ing for it short furlough. ’cond hand upright jiauo. Anyone wish- them ”id M" 8,91?“ pointing to the meat Association will be held tomor-
‘ rear of the shop. "When m0 men came . low evening at the otilces of Taylor.
w. ling to help the Asaoclatlon can do so) "
James V. Nolan and Thomas F. Cur. by alluring such an instrument at a. in from the street. -. ’and Golden. on Washington street.
"1 had no light in the front of the
roll were the guests ol’ Woods in Win- 10‘, price fm. cunh. Addition Box 1th ~ .
nipuuk taut night and untitled a must Wilton. ' lstot‘e. 5° I came" my "me hand lamp
- . with me."
tnjoyable mmmg‘ “There stood two men. one tall and
tone short. and the short one said, ‘1
want to “buy an overcoat.‘
"Holding the lamp in one band I got
him a coat, but it did not suit him, and l
i
I turned around to get another when 3 , JEWELRY RE, ..
. a“ 01 a sudden he grabbed me around: BRAND '5 . . 3T0
. d be u to choke me until; .
:1: fizflunfi...» lWashmgton Street, 80. Norwalk.
V "Then the. big fellow Games up,
without hesitatlng a minute. ganltedl-‘r—MW,“
FTS
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.w-no-
Julius Mallnmn enjoyed a short fun! Private Matthew Friend 0‘ Camp
tough at his home on Kellogg ntroot Donna. spent Sunday at his homo on
over Sunday. and this morning rerun» me“ “WW"-
ed to his duties til Bensonburst. ""‘""
Corporal Harry 'l‘al'lov of Camp
Grnenleu‘. (1a., has returned to his du-
tie". altar unending it our: furlough
at his home. 16 Grove. nil-net.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
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Lieutenant Holly Turn“ of Camp
1"
l JEWELRY is the refined gift.
of lasting beauty and value.
,a
. -_tl
nylon" my."
wntum Wantitih. s. it. outlining CHRISTMAS
SUPPERS
ed at New London, spent Saturdayf
and blindin- at his home on Dover
.For the Entire Family. 1
All usual the but monument ofz
street.
l
”in“! M. Hammond. n teacher in the,
(‘oucord school, will spend the C‘tt‘iwl‘
mas holidays with her parent's in long
island. N. v. ‘
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and g
Mrs. William T. llanland and chil-
dren otrfittidgeport. were guests over:
Sunday“ at the Bungalow, Wont. two
one. '
LIbAY GI
. -4.”
no
Footwear in town.
Mrs. (techno Brown. mother (it Dr. "A 0 ' A ngFUL AND W ‘
Woo, of New lluntpshltf. is the guest Open Every Evening “It“! PETIWOATS in New. Jersey and Iggden.
"3' Mr: llm‘ Mrs. T. s. (Hover tor": {Mil , ‘ ' ‘ ’ [bi . GLOVES“ VESTS AND 31.0018 .
AND sum Gunman. ,
new of oeorcme. Silk and merit-
onus" nunxvmnos. .
Mm R om into amounts.
days.
'\Ctn'lsllu
w
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Joseph Cavanttughtof tho Naval lie-(-
serve- Forces-ht Pelbun Bay. spent .-
Sunday lithium: Orchard ntrpct.‘
Norwalk Chronicler