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fluonu. has low herscir lit-en sellout»
l) ill “llli the ‘hligt‘ tot:ipi.i.i;t lur sci»
5 (till (lo).~.
l lsutit- t l’urtix who dlt'll ill his hm
re-tdenci on l-‘ttday. was [lulled this
alteration. seructs being livid at 3 30
o‘clock. lie lestcs a union, who “as
Viola R. Rut;
'ORWALK §
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Presbyterian t-liutth spent Friday t‘\
We publish in the Hurt. Nutquk
in
The statement last Sat urday‘s
ricn‘ side school has lett
no etidence
Mast. hm. is untrue. uais with her part-ms.
in clause was not withdrawn but
”and he has by agreement of law-
‘ on both sides, been made to my
* the support of his two minor chil»
m and to furnish their homes com-
half day of school before the holidays
Christmas program wns given .
Yours truly.
”he who was at the. scene of thc trial. "ll” WP.
- , us tiller at the Home Book and Trust
The usual mid week cortices at the
flat Avenue M. E (‘hutth will be out-
fled this week.
rile
..
bit to the, government that lll was as-
signed to similar duties in the ordi-
nance department.
" The library of the Community Hall
7111 Open every Tuesday and Friday
V'ofiemoon from 2.30 until .1 o'clock
Plath further notice.
it
The funeral of Mrs. Sit-pitch Kur
mancsky was held Saturdtty at St.
Juiin‘schut‘ch. Noroton. Mrs.
tttiinesky, who lived
'Uossrs. Perry and Fox. of Aurora
” college, will be in charge of the mid
“took services at the Advent (‘hrisc
in Church on Thursday evening.
hand and four young children.
was tttken to
The East Nomulk improvement
Association will hold their rcgular
monthly meeting on Tucsdity utter-
noon. January 7th.
A splendid servitc will he llt‘lil lit.
the East Avenue M. E. church on
Qristmu Day from 8 until 9 o'clock.
. At this service special music will be
'y 'given by the regular choir and by A.
>21. Paddock. organist. and Harold
* . hoisted. violinist.
and died at few hours later.
2S years of age,
nut-y. Her husband is employed on
oiit- i" the 'l‘oitoncke estates.
’IO
}
‘ Private Hamid Read oi Fitch stiwt.
landed list week at No“ lotk horn
”and end was gitcn his diseharge
. and returned to his home on Saturday.
(Private Road was stationed in Eng-
; ‘llnd with the Aero Squadron and was
unions the (first. to arrive on this side.
The third district commissioners
fill! hold their regular meeting this
evening.
‘ V- MMMAV’b A
(rm-w S. Ilw iton i.~ ill tit his hunt:-
in Jiouuytott.
Mrs. E. J. Littll‘lgttn, of (‘mss sti'ecl.
is confined to her bed with rheuma-
lirlil. /
Miss Elizabeth Savage. of Raymond
«treat, spent Sunday with friends in
Stamford.
_ The dormvrful nch of the death of
’ngoner Md Amundson of Osborn
I'Vnnue.‘wca received by his mother
In. Cars Amundsen on Saturday
do mixing through a letter from the
ball-Ia who attended her son He wan
Wed in the left leg on August 25
and the wound proved so serious that
fit was found necessary to amputzttc
like leg at the hip its the only means
aid savinx‘bis life. An attempt was
bode to do this but. he passed away
‘ Wle under ether. lie was a member
of the old Sixth Company until he
went to France where he was assign-
to the Company D. 56th Artillery.
Franklin P. Crockett, of Mt'Kinlcl'
street. who has been quite ill. is slow~
iy imporivnir.
Mortimer I7. Ogdenuof Rowdy-ton
avenue. who has been seriously ill. is
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Percival H. Sharron. of
Woodbury, N. J.. are expected home
tomorrow. to spend Christmas with
relatives and friends.
An auto lire. rim and tube was found
in Roton avenue yesterdny. evidently
‘ having fallen from an automobile as
[m it passed over the scores of deep holes
die in the roadway.
Wll
iii A specitu meeting of tho ltouityton
fl“) Hose Conipony has been called for
* Thursday evening of this week. Plans
‘13 will be dimmed at this meeting for
«tea the holding of open ,house on New
[Years Day, and an enjoyable time 1!]
TO expected. .
(m a cash bond of $50. and appeared in
the uptown court this morning. Al-
t-liough found guilty of the charges.
and ilneddhe sum of $5. in view of his
good behavior and on ilt'itllllll of the
.x‘iiristmas season. he wus- illl0“'t‘tl to
return to his wife andt‘nprily.
suspended sentence.
tilttlcl' :1
——Pa}' your .liiXES now Itllll ~.t\'c in-
terest. Ofi‘ices open in (‘ity and 'i'mz-tt
Halls.
('1
xv Cards are being received from So:-
We geant Major Clifford N. Jennings. of
m, Crockett street. announcing that he
till! among the lust of the American or
I“ peditlonary Forces to arrive in France.
as“ and is likely to be one of the. last to
e ‘* leave for the United States. He is eli~
.M > joying the army life and profitinit.r by
St the conditions in the ser\'ice.
.‘1 pt
and
mor
tom
shat
rut!
'litc annual Christmas excitisos or
t m» “est Nor-walk Sunday School will
-h(ld at the chapel on New leai' s
“e, December 31, at 7.45 o‘clock. The
v. H. C. Carter of the Dttrien ("ott-
[rational church. will be present illltl
p. ‘ver the Christmas message to tho
it: libers of the school. It Is ltopt'ttl
that many will find it convenient. to ho
prewnt to welcome the Rev. Mr. (‘ur-
Sevci‘al local fumiiies are living in
an atmosphere of eipectnncy this
week and will continue so for several
days to come. This is because several
young men who have been doing their
hit in France. are expected home.
This section learned last week with
meat regret that Miner D. Randall oi
Norwalk and Tokeneke, has entered
bankruptcy. Mr. Randall may be con-
sidered the father of Tokeneke, for it
was his idea. to make that shore-front
the delightful restricted residence sec-
tion which it is today. His friends ro-
gret that- althoush be has within a few
years seen his dreams so splendidly
realised i'qr Tokeneke. his private for-
tunes have suffered reverses. ,tind all
hope that he may be able to rise aboV'e
his present cmbamssmenu.
Mrs. V. RtPoolcy and her children
l NEWS OF THE CHRISTMAS FES-
Hlss Julia. Shcrer. assistant at the TlVlTiES. . .
ce, enjoyed a day's visit in Readers who have items of interest
.mort this week. rewdinz‘ iho cooling Christmas
. - churches and social events are re-
:Annie Norton and- Dorothy quested to send them tonight or as
hove arrived at their m as mtg tomorrow rooming
town from Wolloolaxflolim M
’l‘ltc Young i’mplc's Society of llg‘
Hillll in decorating the. church \Hlll
(‘hrislnius greens. and incidentally en.
julr‘tl a supper together at tin- t'lt‘dpr-l.
Miss Harriet Valentine ot’ the lid
for Mount
Kisco. where she will spend the hall
The Dorian
school children thoroughly enjoyed the
Gifts Were exchanged and a brief
Scrgeaut Bradford Ballard has been
honorably discharged and returned to
has returned to his tuties
Company. which he laid aside when
lit‘ entered the service over} ycar ago.‘
ills banking experience was so valua-
Km:-
ln the Mason
block on the Post Road. leaves it hus-
She
Stamford Hospital on
“rum-silay suffering from pneumonia.
She was
and a native of Hun-
THE NATION ‘5 HONOR ROLL.
Army.
‘ ll: ,Jtilltfll ’l‘tl‘l .l
|
l' it' .'I.' hadn't
Killed in action (including
450' ill seat .. . .',-.': 257.17!
Died ot‘ wounds 3‘.“ tin-34
Died of disease ......... T'.’ lii.?lt_i
[Died of acct-lent and olimr
PM .. . l3 ‘.’.l2i
Wounded in itilun ..... 3,“! 108.754
Missing in action tint-lud-
mg prisonerst .. . . lti’.‘ 17.3 'l
Totals ..... 31.4%.: l.\l.5hl‘.'.
' Harinu.
Heaths. uli causes ......... 1,963 .
Wounded . , , [Mid
(including
Missing in action
prisonei st
0-1.)
at.
M...
Total . . . ........ 5.195
WAllth‘ ’lth. inc 23.—~The follow.
.ing casualty lists \vcre made public
by the War Department.
Army.
Character of casualties is indicated
thus (Kl killed in action: (DW) died
of wounds: tllAl died of accident or
other causes (DD)
slightly; th' wounded dciztve undo.
termined; (Ml missing; (Pl prison-
9TH.
l Connecticut.
(Il'allfllll‘lltigfl‘ui‘lllllIFS T. Limit
Ridgefiold (WUl.
(‘i-osson. Clayton F‘
St.. Meridon (“'S).
I’rt‘tchurtl. Robert 1.
(“'III,
M"l'Kl .
Bennett, Dennis. corp. Seymour (“'8'
liristol, Radcliffe W, corp. Grand
Street, Merlden (Wt.
llunn. William J. corp. New Hart-n
(\\‘l't.
llull. Walter it, corp. Manchester
(\‘isl.
Kimmie. Atiihrosc A , corp. lit-up lltv
or (“'l. ‘
l’or'cr,llayttiond. (‘orp.. \l'ttllingfom
(Wt,
Stolw. Michael. corp. Ncw Haven
‘ tu'si.
Alticte. I.ot|i~'. 210 Maple sirect.
llritlgt‘ptlri (Vl'l.
llecltct Henry. lliidgepot (Ml
llotselle John. New Britain (\\“l t
litmuorth. litnton ll. Exist Woodstotk
WS).
llottley.
(Wi'l.
lh'utsnyder. Albert. lluckluttd th'l.
llcnry .Ittecpll. \‘i'ntcrhttry
‘llurynaslti. Kcatunty. Norwich (W).
Burke. Joseph ll. Waterbury (Wt.
Alumni-i. Louis l'l.. Chester (W).
Arrnto. Raphael. Thompsonvllle (WU)
(Will.
t'hrystal. Joseph T.. Hartford (WS).
(Tlnffey. Jami-s .l.. Nattgatuck (WU).
(dark. Harry 8.. Ansonia (Win. .
(‘t-iittston. Joseph, Hartford (W8). 5
[innit-ink, Weadyslnw. 716 Black Rock
avenue. Bridgeport (W).
ilcsidcrio. Antonio. Row Haven (\l‘t.
llorniiin. Irving. .\ew Haven (Wt.
him. John E. Danbury (W). .
it‘enrstcin. Hurry. Torrington (Will. t
ln‘inlterty. John M. Hutton! (W8). ‘
l-‘inzicr. Fred. Woodbridge (W).
Fuller. Prank. New ancn (WU).
Gawkowski. Antoni. 7 E. Meadow SL.
a: com “I.“ m m
died of disuse: .
(Wt wounded severely: (WS) wounded
Hartford.
'Elsio Stuart. Roger's nutter.
Mary Ann O‘Connor ..
to the last minute. As the stock's tic-
(-ll'il delivery to fill in.
: Stamitud (“Ci ‘ 2
llilléflfllalll. Kaine/N, Milford (Wl
tittlstturu. Hit“) l . .M-u no...“ t\'\ l
(ii-Asher. lit-rtttt-d. 3435 low.» rtti-ri
lil‘tllflrlttlil (XVI t ' v .
(timiireddu. twin. to. point in» [he World .s
(ltortitutc. Nicolo, Attmiita t‘i\'-
Hall. John T.. Winstcd (Wt Finest
Hinz. Wallt-t‘ \l'. Torrinutt-ii i\\‘t
' : . V“ V ' i.“ I l .
Julio. kit. It laltlt H. (Int (“I l and ()Nlax.’
Kobewtsc, .loltn. .\'t W ”Il'.t.ll t\\ I'l
liemmpte, Albert lierbi-tt. \ta'iirhur)
) .
um. I erfett
Lynch. Thomas. Sand, “(Hill (“‘83
Mcf‘ray, Stimuli W. 'l‘ltl'iilll Itlltlllr“ PlllanQ‘I’alll’l
.“vl. I
Mtl'ui‘tli). rniiik r fill \lyt'tlv ave-l §W§Wm§fik RN?
one. llridgepoit (W) I
lladcdn; ('itnlilllltl, \i'ateiiiut) th" l
liiceli. Sebastian. Middletowtt (W). i l
Miller. David J.. New limo-n th't
Morin, (hut-r. Putnam (WU).
Morlnu. (licueppc. Hartford (\l'l'l.
Newton. Charles 1) , Stontngmn (\Vl')
Rodgers, Arthur J . l'nion (‘1'). (Wl
jljuhoweiki. Anthony, ’l‘liotna~:ton (Wt
Tatum". George New Haven (WU).
Phillips. tit-raid, New Haven (W). '
I’icardi. Alfonso, Ilritigcport (Mt. ‘
Shanley. llaynard. Nrw Haven (WSL
Shea. Joseph T- New Haven (W).
l.N‘lootniiiltcr. Adrian (‘ . lit‘ldgclmrl (lit l
SWc‘o-‘X, Edwin J . Earl! Side. Bridgeportl'
(Ml.
White. Ange. Hartford IWl .1
'Ifit'ntuicmiun Louis, New liondon (\‘l'l. t
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, or '13 HELD JOLLY .
HOLIDAY REUNION .
'Continuod from Wind Fun)
itlttcrest while the mitotitc to the
loss by principal of the lllL‘ll ~thoo‘ ‘
Iiiirry \l' Blake. were tn his itt‘tlJt-i-
tomod happy vein.
Miss Mabel Millet was ill hct best
tn ii violin induction which “its howl
ilt. onmted and the progliim dosed
with it lumpy iittlo ((llllttll. “The lie
bellion ot‘ Mitt. Iltirtltiy.
'l‘heu tolloued (isncm: to tlic lllil~
sic of tlmce llt‘otltcrs' orchestra.
which was unusually hood.
The pmgram in in” Main its iollow:
1. Opening remarks Raymond ll
llrtidv class president.
2. Welcome to the (‘lass~.\ir. ii. \\'
lllake.
I. Violin Solo
Inter.
4. Presentation ot it Two Act ('(Hlt-
ily entitled "The lirbellion of Mrs .
Burclny.”
Morton Barclay. .. .. . iiutold (irttnucr
Roger Stuart. a neighbor.
.................. Sitinttcl thutirt
lit-nits O'Hara ...... . . Abram llttrris
Etitci Barclay. Morton wit’c,
Marjorie chuft' _ r
ltuth (furtcr. Ethel‘s sister. ‘. t
.................. Jcnnjc Bodwell
Mrs. Brown. Motions stator.
. . Elizabeth Murphy
Cora. her doughtcr ..... Anna Brown
"Serenade" ‘Muhel
ortis and model \
Margaret O‘Brien
l-‘lotencc Skidd
Act l .
Place. Dining Room lit ilnri'clu s.
Time. A Tuesday Morning in the
Summertime.
During the intermission Elizabeth
1.2.2 NEW EDISON
Realize that. wish of yours
to have it In your home
...,.............C...........s : Before Christmas
‘ 1.,“ livery time you hear it play you will congratulate
yourself upon making such a.
happy decision.
Moron m it.
A small part of the costis all that we ask when vou choose rec-
'ou wish us to deliver.
We wont every music lover to come
and take advantage of this opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co."
85 North Main Street
N o worrv-—no hardship
of anv nature is involved. You can pav the balance in casv
amounts—either weeklv or monthlv--and vou don't have to think
of these until aftcr Christmas.
Mr. Edison's
Genuine
Diamond Disc ;
Phonozraph
1t Plays All
Makes of Records
South Norwallt
Murphy rendered H. whistling solo.
Act it
r
l'lttce. lhutclny's Kitchen.
Time. Following Friday Afternoon.
.. - “....-.”
Brand's stock is lu'pt complete “It
{nonnnzoiLnuN
'ro CELEBRATE
GERMAN STYLE
(Continued from Fourth PW
ltieted new roads are readied by W"
The ex- emperor desired to have the
and price considered.
SEEDED RAISINS.
14c Dktl'.
MINNCE AT
teRow. 10c nktr.
Nonesuch. ._12c nktr.
Nuts
.Mixed'or Walnuts.
SEEDLESS
RAISINS ..... 17c nklI.
BEST CREAMERY
BUTTER 64c lb
0
SELECTED EGGS.
53c
, doz.
CRISCO.
Acan ....... ...30c
APRICOTS
o‘I'QIIQ‘DIo
Make this a Truly Merry
Christmas
Our offerings this l car are the best evermuaiitv
m
GRANULATED SUGAR . . . ; . . . . . . ..... 5 lbs. 49:
m
NUTS—We only handle the best quality of New
"!'0muooovoooro-.-..
. .
spunky & BARNES‘ roux .. ‘
PILISBURY’s or JONES’ FLOUR ..... $1.50 bag
coon chaplain. Dr. Ernest von Dryw-
dor. come from iierlin to preach the
sermon at the Christmas eve cere-
mony. but the Berlin Government, the
dispatch says. but: refused permission
for the chaplain to (to to Holland. The
service. consequently. will be conduct
ed by a German missionary from
Zeist. neat Amerongen. but Herr Ho-
henzollern himself will deliver the
sermon.
Many friends of Count von Bent
lock, the former emperor's host. have
been asked to attend the service. the
dispatch adds. but have refused the
invitation. The tumor t-uier‘s undi-
ence. therefore. will consist of Count
von Bentlnck and his family. the arc
emperor's suite and the servants ‘0!
the castle. .
Christmas trees will be provided us
usual for the celebration. Hen- Ho-
henzollern cut these. down himself,
with the help of two men of the es-
tate. in tho Aiuerongen pine woods.
The trees are now being decoruted
and loaded with gifts.
President Wilton’o Christin“
PARIS. Sunday, Dec. 22.———Alt.hough
far away from the White House and
the usual forty-pound Yuletide turkey.
% Fresident and Mrs. Wilson will enjoy
somethmg of the spirit of Christmas.
even though the ‘day is spent in the
battle tone. it became known today
that Mr. Wilson recently slipped away
from the Mural residence and went on
foot through the shopping district.
CANNED
PUMPKIN ........ 20c
CITRON
—Best quality .. 40c lb.
w
35c lb.
FANCY SWEET
POTATOES .3lbs. 25c
PURE LARD.
A lb. . .4 ......... 31?
NEW CR ROP
MOLASSES.
N fiTIVlE CELERY.I
..........
$1.05 281. making purchases and looking about
without being recognized
Mia. Wilson has also been shop-
ping alone at“ odd times and when
Christmas morning comes it is fair-
ly certain that Sent». Claus will have.
visited the President’s special ttuiti
while enroute to Chaumont.
v. no. A. our T0
f BE nnrnonucnn
. . ._29c lb.
Come—«Be a cash and
inns are (treat. The efiort'is small. '
I (Continued From First Page)
carry customer. The savr ...—
the entire program. (is it will be
Christmas Eve at Camp L.berty on
that. night.
“ r “umttmniut:
I“
33313: roam rum in i no
. 1 kW »
(CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE
or THE KNioHn TEMDLAR ‘
The annual observance of Christmas '
of (‘iinton Commandery. No. 3. will be
. hold in their asylum. St. John's Lodge-
mom. t‘ hristmu morning. at ll '
o clock. Previous years. attendance
at this service was limited to Knights.
Templu‘. Thin you all Italian ;
Mucous are invited to be present. Thai
following program has been arranged: f
Hymn—~0 Come. All Ye Faithful L
Prayer—Rev Albert E. Beebe. l
Solo—Hurry In Sterling -‘
[lesson—Edward E. Gorham, Prelate.
Hymn—~llark‘ The Herald Angels Sing
Addres‘r—Rev. Albert E. Beebe.
Solo-Harry L. Sterling . i‘
History of this service
Toast—To Most Eminent. Sir Lee S. -
Smith. Grand Master.
. I
”-..“...
W_.
FOR HER—
XMAS GIFT
RIM} BRACELET on LA‘
VAL‘LIBB
l'AlIOY BROOCH. EAR.-
DR 0? BRACELET
WATCH
LOOKET, GROSS or STRAP
WATCH ‘
NECKLACE, 30mm; or
MR 01.00!
BRAND’S
The Jewelry Store Where Quality,
in Higher Than Price
Washington St, So. Norwalk
or
..3..-««
.,
Royal Easy Choirs .. $21.00
Ladies‘ Decks .. . $12.00.",
SmokingStonds $1.45
Carpet Sweepers .. . $1.05
2 Sewing Cabinets ..... $7.50
; Rockers .. $5.70 . ,
l fictures .. . ....... $1.00
AN GEVINE
Furniture Co.
* Open Eveningswntil ~ Christmas
“A cine Furniture Co.
Davenports ....... $50.00
Library Tables ..... $12.50
Electric Lamps ...... $3.75
Music Cabinets ..... $12.00
Sewing Machines . 2... 333.00
Player Roll Cabinets . $21.00
Vacuum Cleaners ..... $6.50 ~
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