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Patent. oi Waterbury. spent
by as the guest of his
, m Priest. of Fort street.
I Morrow, a member of
”oldie lbs ‘..8 3 Nevada. has
to his il’irnd. Albert llattnei.
wt” Witnaton street. and men-
ho ‘ 9mm and ailnsasat
. of the German fleet and
m” “not writing was pcharing
I m whem his ship was
la n. the George Washington
II“ Meat Wilson was bolus
... to France. Thn latter follows. -
Portland. England.
Docembrr in, 19”
Wood Al:
those few iine> find you and
to boys well. i bet there are not
' . oftbc old bunch leit,,btit it looks
.11“ would all soon be home.
‘ have bod a number of interesting
2. ~= since. i haw been on this
and have landed at Bantry Bay.
where we. stayed for it titutA.
w given liberty and went to Cork
Dublin. Thoy say lrcland is heav-
and they are quite right. 1 also
a few days in London. whit-h is
dty. where there are many inter.
M placed and some nice chickens.
mm the intermiting plat't‘rl are
Palace, liousa of Parlia-
m. Westminster Abbey. National
QM”, 8t. Paul‘s. London Bridge,
“ “on Tower. Law Courts, tlio
«tmmy. Leia-easier Square
11de Park.
{A We saw the Germans turn m 91'
“I” chic. in tho ptosenco of the Kim:
pd Que. and Admiral Sims. We lay
fit! and uncle. and it want some sur-
We tolleam We. loans on Deteinber
my was We go to Brest. France.
and (More. A1. are are home-
-"'m. m we will fly out three hun-
‘l‘o ‘" bit this ship and we lost
w in three days. Mother
. I-nnd saw it was fierce in
~_ Give my regards to all the
‘ ,‘bn about them a Item (whilst-
IM and Happy New Year's for me,
and give‘lliem my address. I remain,
Your old friend.
WILMAM H. MOBROW.
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Boai‘ Cello has recovered from.
“illness and has resumed his
. m Norman Seymore h en-
. a W at his home on Cove
I9.
Wmswy iscetvod.
“an is expected tout-
. in MM within a melt.
. mm. of Camp Devenu,
enjoyi- a (“May furlough at his
he a Willi! AvenutA
. -.lra Iohn hflonunodleu. oi Care
We. untamed her father. Mr.
g'pwvui-d upon-ally being marked show towns are tagen by beam trawln Christmas guests oi llemy l".
pith the Latin; oi gratitude over the
vndin; ut' lllt‘ war an! ilIi- lr urn of a
largo number It bins to Iht-ir home
for tin-A git'at holiday.
omission was manifest wliew sail
ors and soldiers rejoined their families
around the homes tires. it ass a day
of rewiring over the glorious culmina-
tion of the sacridooa made on the
country's altars and of happiness in
ianuboa that had been tempmarily
separated when their boys Wt‘lli into
liit‘ ‘I’I'VlCt‘.
Mr. and lira Ralph E. Bennett \Iiio
have been ill with the Spanish innu-
enza. have so tar recovered. as to up
up and about thll house.
Hrs,
Bennett was the one who took care of
Mr. Bennett and wife. not Mrs Etta
Button as Ins rumored about
W ClNAiN
Iy ill at bar homo in Seminary hll't’tl
“11h pneumonia.
Mr s. Edward Paulsy has been counn
ml to her home in Smith Ridge. this
seek, IIitli a sewn cold.
Mrs. W. l-‘. Weed and childan. of
St. John place. have been quite ill
during the past wash with suture
colds.
Mr .md Mrs Harry t‘. Scorn-id haven
hmAn very ill at their 110m? in Smith
ltidgtA tor the past week with inilu-
t'illn.
John Kurt of thtA Quartermaster De-
partment .it Governor's island, N. 7..
was in town over the. weokaend. on a
port it‘fll't“ of absence
a
Miss ninth Sue. who is a studsnt‘
in Dwight'a School for girls in Dillo-
wood, N. .r., is enloyinx the holidays
with ho-r parents in Church street.
“—1-
Mill. ties. linden F. nurpes of Hart-
ford is spending Christmas in town
with his datiizhtor. Mrs. John S. Bila-
. worth. in St. John's Plnci.
Mrs. C. R, Green and family of Wil-
[I‘ll have moved to thin lm‘illcull"
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S. 0. Bennett. mother of Mr.
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lira. Charioa Ready has been serious l
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and handlincs They tonsist nir‘wi)’
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tum at It Elm fill‘twt ,t’SlPl’dl).
at small tod and liattiuh .
tape-(Lil meeting his bten called
it dt‘tii m-nse of of the Ronny-ton Hose Company. fut .
Plans arei
this owning at 8 o'tlock.
to be discussed for holding open house}
on New Years Day. at the company
quaitm All membeis are urged to be
present.
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A delightful {anally gather“ as-
sembled at the W of It. and
Min. Hiram Sharron on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. George it. Show and
3 son at rhitubtphia. and Mr. and Mrs.
l’mival H. sperm 0! Woodbul‘y. N.
.l were prenulandthodaywulpont
in a most enjoyable manna
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I NOR WALK -
I. SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
.\.ir nod Mrs. James H. Manner. of
Boldon avenue “Is a jolly Christmas
'dinner to it laixe [willy party Iastm
day including. Mrs Mary E. Muslim"
the Mines Annie and Jennie Mngner
of High street and Mr. and hits. John.
W Manuel 0! (.‘mlar- street. South Nor--
II .Iik and Miss Claven of Connecticut
'aIenue Nonvslk.
1 Norwalk friends have rcA’u-itrd
t‘hrlatmss gieotlnss from Mrs. Jenn
lIItAtto Cottsr and tho Misses Alice.
Annex and Sarah Fitch. reporting that
they are now comfotlably seitlcd at
Riverdnlt Md. asubcrb otWaslIinllon.
Attorney lot-"cpl: Unspent-r
Iisitoi' in Bwttiti yeatenlay.
“I! it
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trauma collar
pacssoaros want.
LIAVIO F0“ DOUTH
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luttiiow H. Kmaiy and Nina Estelle
Oavo Married M at “Dro-
Stamford. Duo” "LG—lather! H.
Kcnoaly. prosecuting attonicy of the
t city court here since last March. pits
[untried at i p. m yesterday in thoi
[rectory at St. John's Catholic Church.
Norman to Miss Estella I. Cave. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Cave. of Post Rudd, Dorian. Rev. J.
1. Madonna. pastor of the church, pep
formed thwcmony. Only membara
in! the families were present. The cou-
pic departpd immediately for Old
Point Caution, where they will spend
‘a abort. honeymoon.
Mr. Konsaly in the son of Michael
Kent-sly. deceased tor a numbar at
years the chairman of the Republican
State. C't‘nllll Committee. Ho has
graduated In Yale Law school in 1910
and has been practicing law hers
rim-e For a number of years he has
been the Republican ItAgistraI of 'mt-
Nil here. in 1915, he has appointed
assistant prosecuting attorney of Mir
I(‘ity t'ourt and. when t‘. Hilton Fr»
senden. inosecutin; attorneI. named
the service as a member of the Judge
,advocale's stall in March 1918 Mr.
Kemutly was made. prosecutor.
Mr. l‘esstnden‘s law partner-.111 the‘
election last November. Mr. Kencnly
was clot-ltd representnthe in the
General Assembly by the largest pltir
silty aceordod any candidate on the;
state or local ticket. He expects to
be back from h a honeymoon in Him
‘ Suffrage Amendment
Ho isI
Blocked in the Senate-|
WABHINGTON. Dec. 26. Au I-t'I‘oI't
to bring up the woman PUHYRKP t'till
stitutional amendment in litt' litmu-
111')! month was blocked below the
Senate planted on its holiday Ista-
tion by Senator \\ Hiatus. oi Mis~i~sjp-
Ii, Demotrat. IIho objottod to a it?»
quest by Senator Jones, 0! Washing-
ton, Republican. that Senate consider»
ation of the House resolution be btAgtIIi
January 10.
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“gum moves ros must
Colt-IQ Far Back Into Antoni History,
1 It flan Is Proud That It Woo
Not at German Origin.
the bar of public opinion in a valorous
attempt to remove. the stigma of Ger-
man origin. It has delved deep into
ancient history to prove Its alibi and
uponIthe face of the evidence pn-
sI-Iited It has made out II moon-bio
cuss for itself. lndixuunuy does the
pretzel deny that it sprang from uiI~
hallowed association with (‘1 i'mun
beer; that use it declares la a dose.
oration of its originally high birth, a
domdation t-hurscteristictiily Teu-
tonic. The pretael insists that it is
inherently a baked prayer, for In the
early day of the Christian church the
pretael was used almost exclusively
in: n reward of merit given by a priest
to children for learning their prayers.
in the monasteries of the middle ages
the pretzel was considered a rare del-
tt-aey, and during test It was the usual
alma offering. Parthenon the very
crookeduesa of the pretael la a crush-
in.' argument against Its cslnntnltttots.
for it represents the arms folded in
prayer. 'l‘hus attinds the can for the
annt'tity of thoI humble tirelael.
House Oldest in mind.
Trtitlltiun, inttom-d by the press
‘and the testimony of the oldest in
. linbltants lives authority to the shite~
nit-pt that the oldtst house. No. 54
North St. George street. St. Augustine.
Pitt. is really tho oldcitt house in
Arm-flea Built by the Dona in medio-
i Ito take his scat at Hartford when tho' val time- (mm) on the oldest street
M u
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Mi: and Mrs. Charles liowns. of
Ridgetielti, Mrs. Nellie liesddiuk. of
Wilton anti (‘n orgt- llosdding. of Camp
i)'.oIono madeI up a familv party at the
htnmI of Mr and Mrs Howard Wood.
30 Union avenue, yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Grindloek. oi New
York city. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hull and Howard Hull Jr.. or‘Yonkm
were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Malkin of Sound View
cam-t. ~
in: the bonus formerly holuaing to.
Mrs. «Haulaug‘blin in Bank sit-mt.
Karl Behrc. stationed at Camp Loin:
Via. has horn annoying a six day's
leave wbidli rxtondod over Christmas.
with his parents. Mr. and Mn. lohn
1 ilehre. in South avenue.
The annual mailing of the stock
holders of tho First. National Bank tor
the purpose of electing a Board of Dir
eotors ion the ensuing year. will be
held in tho banking house on Tuesday:
morning. Jan. 4. 1919.
The Shanna Campfire Girls will
sell oaks and aandwlchos at the entitl-
tau-Cit and dunno to ho given. in the
Town Hob on m Year's Eve tor
mull! oi the Soldiers‘ and Sailors
celebration M.
i mm K Kelly. who was con
Mints home in Carter street sov-
oraldayadast week with a severe cold
was able to report for duty again on
ncluding Mr. and Mn. William H.
Raymond. Arthur H. Chlttani and tain-
lly. and David Cliitlttiu all of this citY-V
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L'pton is home for a. holiday furlough.
which be is enioying with his parents.
Mr. and: Mrs. ll. Gilbsrt. of 19 Fair
street
Mr. and Mrs. IAllcn F. Shoftldr. ot'
Grove amt, spent Christmas Day in
New. York City. and attended the per
i
podmmo.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Triatram. 01
Brooklyn. are spending the holiday
with their pmnta. Mr and Mrs.
Charles P. Triatratn. of But. Wall
Mr mt Mrs. Stanton Coley and the
Misses one and Des-lo Coley. or on»
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of long is and. over the H0! Monday with a smiling countenance sandals. were guests of Mr. and n".
inch-bis usual jovial manner.
James T. Hubbsil at 2 West Main
street on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 0. Pollard em
- “load a lame family party at their,
"one 9 Union Park on Chit-mu Do!‘
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! Private Punk W. Gilbert. of Clap
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.‘ Private {MiJoflsou' haa boon first Class Private John J_ Jones __,_
“Mme" "0'“ 9”” marksman. of Co. D.. 46th U. s. inlanv' m and Mn Am“, mum and
cant! is “0' at h“ lac-nontVan try Fort Terminal. Charleston. S. 0.. family of Franklin avenue mt
t “M 3‘“ ““50“" a “V “Y“ m" “in “‘5 Christmas with their daughter. Mrs.
uncle. Gflf‘ml Jones, bore. Privifl‘e “endure “yr!!!“ of Gmn'lch
limos left New Canaan in August. 1913
and for fivo years has been in the rel:- D, C. Bruce, of the Bureau of En-
niar puny. He reached th‘ts‘town Sun gracing oflico Washington D. C. is at
.diw wooing, like a strainer in an un his home on Grand View avenue; for
known land. for the town had changed um holiday vacation
considerably since he hit: left and
thou whom he had known were either W 0- M0149“ ‘8 spending HIP day
in the service or in some other cllme. in New York CA“? “he-1‘6 he will ‘7"
However, the. arrival at his uncle nt mess the monster naval parade i
the station cleared up the situation”
and he felt at home.
—-.._~—
’ Chariots Hoydrtok of New York city
. a video at the home or Mr. and
I3. Wt!“ Craig, 3 Editi- avenue.
. - May.
Ira. Partial H. Sharron of Wood--
. N. 1.. monolith; a few days at
_ ‘ homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'W. Strawberry Hill.
ward Fart-instep ot the American
‘ ' , Firm in Franco.~ has
. In his parents in East. Nor-
oaytng that he expected to sail
tummy day-ad it isthougiit no
arrivoln New York very shortly. ’
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Moore. of
Lincoln avenue, were the guests of
relatives in Brooklyn yesterday.
i I ,
I Dr. and Mrs J. C. Newltirk and King
,‘wuiiam Mansfield of Norwallt. passed
Christmas Day in New York. I
happy family reutnon was held
- A at the home 01 hrs. Fannie
. .junhe on First street and save
this no wen away in their coup»
h norm all members of the fam-
vren present. and a merry time
Rtiwitvt‘tiiv
“mm-u.-
i Dr. and hits. William L Weed. oi
' South Norwalk. spent Christmas DsI
in New York City.
1 ”WWW-v“
’ Master liaison Ogden ot‘Rfowayton
avenue, is ill with the grip. \
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! Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dreyfuss were
ho" Christmas Day visitots With friends in
5! . ‘ Anion; 1 Who New York City. I
mt Included Mr and M” Hmnocomers for the holidays found ‘ '
W W‘- Mira. MM the best kind of welcome. weather-j u,- an‘ Mrs Frank Austin on! on“
. Ir. and Mrs. Sidney Guth- wise yesterday. tertoininl Miss Dowllnir. of Newark "
and I- ond In. Merton Iiruvt- «...... N. y, at their home, 9 Union Park.
N Emily. i Deer are not being soon as in for- -
I mar wintem, which would seem to in-
l t th di lnishi in
Mommas abomination 33:93“ °y m m u
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Irvin: W. Horton of New Rochelle.I
N. Y.. visited friends in town m."
CW Div.
(tenant Assembly convenes.
WAR LABOR
30AM RESTRICTIONB
I rmsriaw,stm Doe 26.~Iutar‘
plant employsa' committees from the
fdiersnt plants of the General Elm-Atrit .
(oinpany are likely to be sent to
Wuhininon to cantor with the War
Labor Board with reference to the
strlh oi Consul Electric employees
now In soot in a number at the plants
30! the. company. Union loaders here
I claim that more workers are out today
than IN 00 It”. “Insults was
called one was “an
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3 of what was on. alto of tho lndlan vil
_ lagc of Color. whose chief was Polo—
iInato. this and»! bout-o has never
been lerlod or modernised.
The architecture is of Moorish de-
Now minus the lowly pretzel before ‘
1"“ a .-,-. ‘ “
I: "§f'gaizf'*gfipgg‘ a 5 n
WAYMIJM"
Isign. antedntinztbc Spanish. With its 2
tmlll- terrace floors. round carved
.way. bewn red cedar
waged togntlwr. act-rot closets and
pillars in the patio. mahogany sinir- ‘
illnhora. all.
other substantiating hallmarks. it is :
unlike any other lmusc In St. Angus,
tine. and is truly one o! the sights of
the ancient city.
Join -
Mi Want M- an- Whom.
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JACOBY’S
MEDIA}. REDUCTIONS ON
I COATS and FURS
I CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
formancs of "Everythina." at the. Hm I
andpriceconsidered-
l‘ p
’ GRANULA'I‘ED‘SUGAR...............sumac
M
A'suupnn muss. camp
' ldcpktr. PUMPKIN ........ 20c
MINCE MEAT
«Rose 10: pita. CITRON
“munch. .2c12cm Bes‘tuuallty. .40clb.
NUTS—Weonlvhandle the best quality of New
___Nuts .. 35c“).
__Mixcd or Walnuts. ...
FANCY swu .
filigqliifigss ..l7c Dkil‘. POTAU'I‘OES .3 25¢ ‘
s MEBY PURE LAB!)
Baldwinmit ....... .31.
E c
SELECTED “93‘2" doz RNIOEASSES $1.05 Ital.
' . NATIVECELERY.
“$91.... ..... 30c A'stalk.........~.10c-
Armco'rs
.5.
Make this a Truly Merry
i Christmas
Our oil'erinits this year amine-best ever. duality
mm... BARNES' PORK .. .
PILISBURY’S or JONES’ snoop ..
Come-Be a cash and carry customer. 'l‘liesav-
‘ inns stem-eat. The edort is small.
A 5m
..............'22ch.
has.
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Extra Special Sale
For Friday and Saturday
AT THE ‘
UNIIEII BUIIHI & [I36 80.
90 wasnm’aiou sr., so. NORWALK
This sale is an exceptional one and you will do
well by coming early. You can save 15 to 25 per cent.
on each dollar. Try us and be convinced. Don’t miss
this "and opportunity. Watch our low prices,
Butter. Gold Medal . . .................... 57c lb
0100. best made . ......................... 310 lb
olc doz.
Baits. candied
' Exits. best selected. all guaranteed. reg. 65c . 59c doz.
Cheese. best American full cream ........... _ 36c lb.
Umlntrttcr Cheese ....... . ........... . . . . 39c lb.
Sivissteese.............. ............... 51clb.
Coilec. Maricabo .......................... 25c lb.
Best Teas. Oblong. India Ceylon and Mixed . . 45c lb.
Best California Limos cut to ............... 16c lb.
Baby Limascutto ............ 12 1-2clb.
California Pea Beans cuiito ............ ' . . lie lb.
Roman Beans cut- to ...................... 10c lb.
Brazilian Beans cut to ..................... 6c lb.
Peas. _\ cllow II hole. cut to .................. 10c lb.
Peas. yellow split. cut to ................. 12 1- 2c lb
ice ................................ 3le. for 31¢
Early June Peas. best quality. per can ......... 15c
Tomatoes. Maryland best quality. No. 3 size.
per can ................................. 20t-
Tomatoes. Maryland best quality. No. 2 size.
not can ................................. 14c
Armonr's Evaporated Milk . .. .. 3 for 40¢
Columbia Brand Full Size can Condensed Milk 141-2c
Condensed. Sweet. Clover. International cut to -. . l‘lc
American Sardines in mustard. res. 15c . . 3 {u 31‘;
- American Sardines in pure olive oil. reg. 17c.
(It to ..... . . . ..................... 3ti'or 38c
American Sardines in peanut oil. res. 152cm.
out to ......... . .................... 3 for 326
Salmo I. Columbia River. best. 1- 2sizc can ....... 21c
Salmon Alaska pink .................... 3 for-40c
P.aM‘&GddStup. ............. Nolan-formic
ArrowBoru‘Soap. lam ........ . 10 pieccsfbr59c'
PgaudG.WhitoNaptba. ....... .lilfortillc
BabbimOZoncandtktagonSon 10an
madman Borax Soap . . . . . .............. ltlfor 54c
Wash Powder .............. ..lilfor59'c'
Dutch Cleanser .................. . ..... 10be 73¢
Babbita'and. Keen Cleanser ............. tailor 49¢
FairySoap............ . .61-2ceach;fbfbr6’ic
Lorin: Fat” or ivory Soap ................ 5 for 53¢
SantaClnuaSoan .......... ...... lilfor54c
Fairbanks’ Good LaundrySoap .. 5for24Q
Anosmchl lb. pkgs. ............ 5 blow. for 39¢
Arno Close Starch 5 lb. pkg. ................. 37 c
AnoClose Starch 3 lb. pkir. .................. 22c
AraoCorn Starch .. 5le. for 39c
Matches. Ohio Blue Tip. Handy Box or Liberty.
‘10 boxes 49c
Flour. Pillsbury best. per bag ..... . . . .7. . .. $1. 49
No substitutes required.
Suaar ...... . . . . .................. 9 1-2c lb.
C out Meal. yellow or white. cut to ........... 5c lb.
RollodOals.. . ................... 3lbs.19c
Mueller’s Spaghetti, Macaroni or Noodles . 6 for 616
Columbia Spotthetti or Macaroni ....... _. . 6 for 51¢
Large Jar of Mustard ................ 10c. 3 for 29c
Mazola Oil—Pints. 33c: quarts. 65c; half gallons.
$1.25; gallons. $2.25.
~Ammonia.larircbottie.....J.......... ..... . 11c”
Pure Cider Vinegar. per bottle ................. 10c
_ No Plume. No Delivery. 'No Charge Accounts.
WE GIVE YOU WHAT WE SAVE.
rm AIDVBNTAGE 0]" [T.
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