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Joseph Davis
on Wuhincton'stroet
South Honnlk
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MATERIALS
rub? Golan, on and Water?
Academy Boards, Brushes, Draw.
in; nonunion“.
Everything for the Artist.
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VIOTBOLA AND NOVELTY
SHOP
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
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City News]
Walter Aiken who up to ttn years
:.ago was prominent in South Norwalk‘,
halting anti church circles, and is now}
located in Boston. is visiting in town}
-» Twenty-111 t' dollar's in gold award-g
ed for best costumes at. Eagle's
annual hail. Armory New Year's eye. 9'
Mrs. ludrid Brunetrup and her son
have. departed to join .Mr. inunatrup.
who is now in Philadelphia, on a raude
ville tour. «Stamford Advocate.
liainty doucing shoes for the Holiday
festivities may be found at Conneaity
& liracken'a in the latest designs {or
men, women and children, with re
liable hosiery to match.
As the old year goes out there is a
moat convincing demonstration of the
value of trading at Schultte'a Sanitary
markets. he the amount large or email.
In his advertisement today. note the
prices on genuine wrinu iamh. l’l't‘fi'll
pork and beef steak.
At the meeting of Court Narruk, No.
2519, Foresters of America, held lit-.7
night. it was tuned to celebrate Vic
tor) night at their meeting to he held
on January :9. The hull committee re:
ported and the annual ball of the
Court will hr held in Msmuhiy ”all,
April 25.
Dance the. old )t in out at l'lttule‘s
..tnnual masque hall New Yo ar 5 one.
Harry VunWagner, of Norw.1‘1;. is w
I‘tll'lf‘d in this morning's «zonally list;
among the 3oldierr. of the t. 19}. i".
are mining. Young VanWanner
was but 22 wars of one, was 11 um rt 1
mto the t.‘ 9 Service on Stay" L‘nd o!
the present year, and after a «hull
period of training at Camp Upton, .\'.
Y, was gentevcrseas. He has twi:
hrothera who are also in the. service.
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it is with pleasure it is today heard
" at Gordon Browne, well known in
rtvaik, especially by his former
mates of the Norwz‘iik liiszit
.7 001, '33 "Fat" Brown. has returned
t. "is home in Norwalk from an or
te ‘od trip in France in the service
«If I ncle Sam. Hie welcome bi'llli in
Norv. all: is hearty and sincere
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——Seiect your New Year’s Cards now.
11's have :1 nice line to select from.
Donnelly's. 16 South lain street.
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SAVE AND
We Have Several Plans
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Depoeit 6.00 weekly and get 250.00
JQINOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB'
’ new forminzandsavea certain sum each week.
systemeticolly
DON'T PUT 11' DIP—0d] Today and lake Your First
Biro-it
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; Who Was Paris Favorite
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t‘rown l’tmt e ilunbeit ot' ltaiy has
; t‘ound Paris moat hospitable and Paris
handsomest and
prinCe
This. picture was
has found him the
“amiiingest” crown
entertained.
she
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taken on Prince liunibt-rt's first \isit it:
to the French tapitttl.
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A meeting oi the t‘onnert'it'ul branch
of the. National Woman's party will
he held on January .‘1, to hear the re-
ports 01‘ the delegates who went to
Washington for the conference and
. demonstration of December 14-16. The
'meeting will be held in Hartford at
the home of Mrs. George H. Day. and
invitations are being sent to members
and friends both in Hartford and in
other parts or the state. For the con-
venience or the women' from out of
'town. the meeting will be held in the
afternoon.
The delegaten who will report will
include Mrs. M. Toucan Bennett. who
took a prominent part both in the. con
let-once and in the demonstration in
i.:tf:tye~ie Park. Mrs. Bennett was
chairman at the mass meeting in the
National theatre on Sunday. December
1.1, the met-link at which orer titty
thousand dollars was giyen or pledged
to the Natit uni Women's party in
about half an hour. Sh.» Was also one
oi the ptiucipal ‘.~pt-.'tkt91':i at the demon
:«ll‘ution in Lafayette l‘ark when the
writings of President Wilson on lib-
t-rty and tlt‘liltlt‘l'lit’y and his speeches
on these subjects were solemnly hurn-
I‘ll as a protest against his failure to
insist on the passage ot‘ the Federal
Stiil‘t'a'Je amendment. ,
Airs. George ll. [Jay was another of
the dt’lt‘L’lilt‘S. She is one of the new
otlicer: of the advisory council of the
National Woman's l’arty. having been
elected to the seeretaryehip. Mrs. Day
19:15 been a menther ot the Adtiaory
its first {uranium in
The Bridgeport delegates were
ll. ti. \'t-r Vane. Mrs. Weaver and
Mrs Barker-all munitions workers.
who went to join in the protest
against continued ditt‘ranrhiscmcnt.
Miss Edna i'urtell of Hartford 31,-.-
George Koenig, one of the Wolllt'll who
were imprisoned 1.191 June for attempt-
ing to hold a demonstration in the
same spot where the president's words
were binned ten day. ago. Mrs Annie
(i l‘or.ritt
tonnecticut htanth. Mrs Helena lliil
\\ eed oi Notwaik. daughter of the late'
lion. E. J. Hill. and Miss Catherine
l-‘Iannanan of Hartford all took pail in
PROSPER
t‘ount il allll'l‘
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the pleas chairman of the!
Sale 01 Winter Coats
For Women and Misses
Presenting the Choicest Styles and the Best
Values of Any Coat Offering Within Memory.
81101031435319.9565.“
A citrantic purchase of Coats at less than cost of manufacture. Not one in
the lot made to sell for less than $27.50 and some as high as $45.00. All colors
Wool VeloiJr Frocks"-
Special $19.50--$25.00
.. The styles are the very newest. the fabrics the very best. colors reindeer
Frocks You Will Like and Wear.
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104 Washington St, So. Norwaik
.oa ....,- «m .mfram
the (11' mcnsttation, as did also Mia. \V'.
J. liattlett ot Putnam, who was sent
house last year. for. picketink.
the meeting.
Wrist and Bracelet
Watches
A Most Appropriate Gift For
Young and Old
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Brand’s Jewelry Qtore
Washington St. South Norwailt.
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In Effect Sept. 22, 1918.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.--1:47x., 5:27x. 5:10.11, tlzuk
6:571. 7:11x, 7:54:13 5:21\', bzi'ax. 5:51-
9:39, 10:33:, 11:21.
l’. 51:42:03.1: 2:52 (Stuntiott‘i‘
only), 1:09x. 1:38x. :izliv, 4.1:2:
5:271‘. 5:46, 62031". 6:47 (Siaitito
only), 72021:, 8:06x, 10:07x.
; Sunday.
A. ‘M.—1:47, 5:27x,
0:19x, 10:33:, 12:03x.’ ;
P. M.~—1:09x, 2344K, 321211, 4:521.
6:46, 6: 02):. 6: 57.7.0217. 7:.3'ix. 021111 ‘
10: 07:. 10:40.12:34x.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.«-l.10x, 5:30 6:31 9:. 16.11,;
9:15x, 9:45x. 10:5ftx. '
P. M.—-12:03x, 12:43.11.
8:5:
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only) 1:195 (except Sato..i.t).~) 1:06.
(Sutttitimr only); Silir, 2 .371 :::1it)x.f
3:53, 4:23. 5:131: 5:29, 1.:1101. 11:03,;
8:101; 11:151. 11:45x.
Sunday.
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P. \l.:—1210 103x 3: 351:, 5. "02,
5:" .5. 6: 0017, 7. 05. 8:10x,'11:15\,11:45
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN ~'"
A. M.—--12:2t‘ux, 12338.1(. 5:3711, 6:07.
5: 25, 6. 001,105 82101:, 11:15x. 11:-15.x
. r 11:-«1 20. 3: 27x,
16:517:,08x 9:27.11. ‘
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t .\. Ills—712:2“; 12:58x.
enceti to 60 days at Oecoquan work-‘
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these women will give their reports at ,
—tianttnoi Want Ad: Wort Wooden '
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Deposed Grown 'Prince of Germany Talking
With Native of l sland on Which He's Exiled
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One has a hard row to hoe when one has been
a pampered
prince and then has to no way off to a bleak Dutch lei-and and hibernate
No retinue no glint r. His father's f.ttmiiitr “ lot mit this"
but lilo lit"ll to the thr,one which doesn't exist ha’ found some tt-i-txatiou'
1050311,. in talking to the ntttiu- iltilandeis.
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4:28, 5:19, 6:21, . ..
7:43 9:191. '
910:19,11:12x.11:58x.
' P. M.— -2:10x. 4:421', 13:43, 6:33“.
2301, 0: 41x 11:00.
P. 11:—~12 17x. 1255:. 2:2 3): 3240‘
3350.5 5213:. s 11: 7.05'x,\9.181 9: 35..
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M.:--1 27,1:54x (Saturdays only) I
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A New line oi Metal Beds .
We have just received a new stock of BRASS AND EN-
sizes in a wide range of patterns.
RELIABLE WOVEN,WIRE SPRINGs TO MATCH.
THE BEST GRADES 0F MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS.
RAYMOND SON 1
Wall and High Ste. Norwalk.
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns
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. jt: 08x. 8: 28:. 9: 25:. ;.
,i that will makeiteuy for you to Save as You Earn ;NEW HAVE-.170 SOUTH "omit/AL“. .91
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":9: Dopoeitsfiweelrly andget$1260 £1.10: 4:53x.5:.50 0:,50 8:0“ '5‘)”
L Deposit .50 weekly and get 25.00 19:11:.11200
‘3 Deposit 1.00 weekly and get 50.00 ‘ 15.339.133.953. “0" ‘-°'~"
Deposit 2.00 weekly and get 100.00 1 ' ’ Sundaye.
JACOBY’S
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i $8.40 to .
AMBLED BEDS that are exceptional value, and include all it'
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littmnces on Main St, Fairiicld Ave, Cannon Stl
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lots are woiu" to ht of ”10.1109 and truest t't'fiilllltili 6"?
No woman clad ill fur coat tunes llO\\ keenly the 7...
breezes bio“ or hou lou the 110 intometcr mar tame; , «j.
Slit‘ IS warm and (ontented. ' t
I or Se'art and lllttll' otter llitiltili"ll ptotettion to
athletic uonian \\ ho enjots nail . in the brisk uud' 1n~ .,.
\igoiating air oi “inter.
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‘ And here is 3551 llllil1 of fur mats and fur et-ai-‘is ' ‘2‘“
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and mulls all readt and t'llj'tl to gite titt- t-r <1 Hlt'L‘ '1".
duriutr thnue weeks: -»- ", Z
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There is beauty ill fur coat. . . .. Vi
There is comfort in set of line tors. ”I”
There is scniee and utmutli and sotielat lien in . ' “
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"iii ot the ("ini-ttuuts season
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litre me. lliiS uoitln to he f'l\tll and $1110 of not
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9 Each is dependable in quaint, t:Hll"t‘ti in style,
handsome as well as of loop set91it<t?.""'“'
1 Hudson seal mats, pi: tin and beautiful ,——-$225 to t :2
19100 .1...
1 Hudson seal mats \\itl1 skunk collar and titifi'S'“ 6‘6":
1 9.1.00 to 9135. '
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; 'i‘aupe unit in m: tt<—~6“_ tit} to 6230. W
i \lllfiklflldt):ll.<,1~‘(tlllt' \\it|l 1711111' e-ollm up] t'llfi's ‘ ,6“
9 ,. .s 22.") to “Will me
“3194' 7min tunfx‘m $76,501” 372223. hm
« | 9 . 45$?
, Small furs:--- ; .
Him-k [my St. .is- $15.) to $80; nutt'is——$io to $75, 5 .5
’laupe l\u\ mal'i's-f-u $87); ntuifs~$75. ~ "" "
,» liltul fox s. ails-~67.) to $1tM;1nuiTs—$83.
; 'l‘. aupe fox smoke—$05 to $100 mulls—$83.. .
li l:tr k \\"oli. ;.'1l\—- $21.10 11166.); limits—~63») to ;,' ~
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; 'l'itll]tt' wult' til» 7’13 ".710 to $15:111uffs—~—$35
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when St'dl Mink-m???” to 9583:111111'1'5 “25 to 2
Squirrel s:z;1‘1'<-1111.1'9"s ----- 61‘ 2.00,
muffs 44111,
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. Children’s fur'sets
Kit «om-y . and indttttiou timine.
till 1.17 . :11.
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35c coffee
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thtial ot‘ft r of limited .uuouut! ' ' .3 ;
5 Home Rm .11 coffee; a splendid hlcnd with i. ‘1!
' pleasingr combination of stiength hnd smoothness. ' "r" 1
l’uiverized, or ground, or in the bean. . ' ..
Like all How co eoh‘ees, roasted fres'h right here . , 1*,
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Regular price?- u‘m opou'ud, it“ 7 ‘ I“... , "’ 4,,
101, not more than 47 ‘ ;
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