riceillzirision
'oi Suiis'
I. Iiothportunity to save $3.00 I
$25.00
stylish, well-made suits that
- from $28.00 to $35.00.
ese suits are all from our
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n stock. Some “‘Society
nd" among them. Sizes 34,
. 44.
I
oseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
I RED H. PON TY
ce Theatre Building
Isnowfsll thus far has amounted to only
'oi the winter to date, but the total
.i‘ i= HIIIJII :3._.r*
three inchés
Y
. . .'
Workman are today busy installinglcgliy beg"? 1218” W‘- ital-hm)!“ t:
. t f . orecas a” now ow 3
22101:“ .IIII‘I ‘93:: 011.13? rear ,2“, III: instead or at the bow of the .Iblp.
.'I 5 .titona bui mg on as Danger from mines prompted the
mgton street. . Ichange originally cm! the arrange-I
.._..___ I ment was found so sstlstsctory that it:
'will be retained.
The neeklIyI'I rehearsals of the Amer-I With 910W berth space again avail-
ican Bond s i be resumed this even able the Shipping Board plans to m
ing for the first time since befme the merchant ships in a broad program~I
holidays for training additional personnel re-
, quired for new vessels.
m. J. H. Mallory, the South Main Spare mm m" ““5 “““d by
gun crews and elsewhere will be set'
aside by the Shipping Board for the
accommodation of apprentices and (or
tour junior deck oificers and four tun.
ior engineer ofiicers. The latter will
be carred in addition to the usual offi-
cers on the ship for purposes of spe-
cial training. following technical in-
struction ashore oi. the. Board's tree
engineer and navigation schools. It is
expected the new arrangement will b-
street dentist, who spent the past ten
days in Hartford, has returned and re-
sumed appointments.
The Young'People's Society of St.
Peter's Lutheran church will meet
Thursday evening for the monthly bus-
iness meeting. A full attendance is
Ianticipated. l sorb a present surplus of junior o i-
. cars that has resulted from the work
The. ~‘INorwall: Musical Union held of these schools which have graduated
6. 799 na igating ofiicers and engineers
since this countryentered the war.
. Three months’ training at sea will
ters on North Main street when the be the maximum given a Junior other.
newly elected officers were installed hIeIgi-e he receizes his license and is
_ I, 4 "995 dis as s ped on snot er veose as irregular
and the IISII 'I IImIIImI u I p : omcex. He will not be a green but!
ed 0‘1 Iwhen he begins this training as only
' experienced men are trained at the
Board' 9 schools.
Apprentices ioxuthe merchant ships
will be taken from the Board's train»
ing ships and will be trained as part
its regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Musicians Headquar-
Tnt. [ham Aid Society, of St. Pc-
ter's Lutheran church. will meet
Thursday afternoon. January 9th, at
the home of Mrs. Rudolph Knippel... 9 of crews on merchant vessels in the
Elm-wood avenue, not at the church as I duties of ordinary seamen, fiwmen.
was previously announced. All mem-Imessmen or cooks.
.hers and friends are requested to startI
,tlie now your right by being present WORTHLESS
Int ihis meeting CHECK PASSER.
AGAIN BUSY
nuarv Records
- On Sale TodayII
WE GARRY run sums .I
CATALOGUE. '
e Open Every Evening Until
9 P. M
' I
ed H Pouty I
£7 NORTH MAIN STREET
Palace Theatre Building.
iiy NewsI
'1eiai notice has been. receivedI
Washington that Hugh 1’. Mar- I
if Notwalk has been released
the pxison own at fiastatt. Ger-
Igl
.mm-s ..l Burns of East avenueI
James Church, of Brush street.
Saturday for Danvers. Mass”
.4 re they resume their studies rat-8t.
” 11's Preparatory School, in that
are. I "‘ .,
*———-—~—d
Mrs. J. n. Corridaa. has «has
mat- of the South Norris“: 0801: or
t- Postal Telegraph company during
\ absence of Mrs. A. C. Cameron
0 is enjoying a. two weeks' vacation
'ermont. . . I
1
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cook of School
n e- -.t received yesterday aletter from
I-ir son, Private Hugh 2!. Cook. mom
ante, in which he stated flint he“
in recov (:1 ed to .1 great degree, lire-
\ recent wound in the thigh, all is
\v in. a resl camp, having been dis
urged from the hospital. He does
vet lrnou willet 191' he will ‘be sent
m- or rejoin his company.
he executive committee and on-
: of the New Britain General ‘m-
l have issued invitations for the
dilating exercises of the Training
ool for Nurses, to take place on
sday evening, IJanuary 7th, in Y.
C. A. Hall. There are sixteen grad-
s,among the number being Miss
1 Marie Johnson, formerly of Flax
Road, this city.
m m4
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son , .,
1390111110119
. ter you have resolved to save _
certain amount each week or.
onth make another resolution.
--lve to keep your first de-
on and continue to deposit
or savings here ‘
WE PAY 4 PER GENT. .
INTEREST » .
Deposits made on or before
e fifth of each month draw in—
rest from the first. - ;
sk .fer 9. Savings Bank—Jan
item
_ IMO!-
(Continued From Page One)
II ANT-OR WALK II pany hare their own- form of check,
and they are not in the habit of rank-
SOCIETY
log out checks to employee in ink.
and Personal
NE WS
”#5::
and consequently, Mr.
$15. 50.
He was able to give u iuirly goal
description to the police and said the
man was about five that, seven inches
in height. wore brown clothes, soft
hat, had a rather florid face. appeared
to be about 30 or 35 years of age and
xoighed around 150 pounds.
Later Patrolman Edward Ciune
went to each store-keeper in the city
,wzirning them that a worthless check
'operator was working in the city and
“hen he went into the store of S. M.
Daher. on Railroad avenue. he learned
that Mr. Daher had been Jictimised
thus some “av three weeks ago. This
time the man presented u check tor
812. 60, payable tow. M. March. signed
‘W. R. Kelley and drawn on the Yale
__,____ National Bank of New Haien The
H1 and Mrs. Albe1t Miller and two Wk was dated "mm 82 “a
“
”his daughters. Helen and Florence. 'w: mfiomghfigswet ‘5'"
or New Haven have returned home.
after visiting Mr. Miller's parents. Mr {SMOOTH sTRANGER 0°”me
and m. G. U. Doses. of this city I CONVINCE Miss CLARK
1
Hoyt is out
Mrs J, 'F. Clancy, of Mechanicsi‘ill‘é,
Saratoga county. and Mrs. J. R. Cum-
mings. of Troy, and two sons. James
and Thomas, spent the New Year with
their sisters. 'Mrs. Philip Cassidf‘and
I'Miss Anna McGovern.
. 0F SHORT GHANGWG
Dr. William W. Tracey. who hasI
been spending the holidays at the‘ IBeatG Hasty cat-gag”... New York
bode 1 his patents. Dr. and Mrs. Wil I “9°"! it turn 9' Am.
[tam J. Tracey. at :3 West avenue, re- I 'd 5M” W“ Wood
Shortly after five o'clock Saturday
turned to his station at Camp Rever" evening when the week-end rush It
Ithe New York grocery as tell ’-
(in way. a. quiet a mentor»
ed the store and bought a a
Mrs. 3min WSutherland of Wailhiil, eese. 90193
N. Y., is spending the week with Mrs en? laid the package with g .l
~Suthodand's aunt Mrs G M B0553. oi new umbrella on the counter sud Q’-
imiti'. ,Droschjng the cashier's window. oa-
Idel ed the check for the cheese had a
iten dollar bill in payment to Miss
Mrs. in“!!! H?!"- Who has been Clara Clark the
visiting her son in East av.enue re-
cashier.
thTIIIs young lady promptly returned
c 11 me in Bridgeport to- e correct change. and the stranger
turned mt r 0 left the window for a moment only to
dust Ireturn and in the smoothest way ex-
l . let that vw
cy returned to 1115 ship 13. gig :hsngehe so shy five dollars in
a. ..s olndiauu. after spending 3 MM magma Clark while not from mas-I
hi boom. in S ring Hill 0 . scented the rodent, thick wi-
furlough “I S p dently hovered in that check for
avenue. 'cheese, and quickly recognized the
time worn trick
Mm. Limb? Johnson, “10 has ”‘3“ So positively did she deny a deficit
visiting relatii es in Newtown avenue. in the change, and inso emphatic o
returned to her home. in New London manner. that the uh‘anner contracted
cold feet. and newly producing the
five dollar bill mumbled so
about hamng found it in a vest
'Miss Irene Bennett. of Springdalev
has been spending a few dtws «with
Miss Aramenta Underhlli oi’ Nor-walk. mg his cheese and a brand new“
biclia as souveniro at his unit, and
- the cash disaster ahead the price 6!
the purchase.
He is described as of medium height
of a peculiar cast of countenance,
:with very black hair, and a death like
pallor that attracted the amntion otI
the cashier and the bookkeeper.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The ‘ following letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwaik postoilice for
the wool; ending January 4, 1919.
Anderson. Miss Jessie I
Banish, Miss Mary. 108 Seir Hill 1
Boyd, Wm. , , ' Inotified by proprietor William Thorns»l
Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 5011 the man had disappeared
THIGH. A. W.
(Jump, F. H. I.ST JOSEPH’S PARISH
Cuddy. Mrs. C. M.
Chapman, Mrs. Katherine
Cheny, John, 103 Clover Street
IDickeIrson, Miss Dolly
Eiahemwitz, P.
Hull. 8. D.
vfiodgette. Mrs. 9 Wall St.“
Krause,-Mrs. Minnie, 128 Wood Ave.
. Manner. Edward E. .
‘IchMlllsn, Miss Janet - I
Moseley. Mrs. M. P.
~O'Grady. Michael
KyleK Mr H. H. ' I
‘ 1|!th 31‘0“.
Smith, M. G. ‘
Willie; .fivt. Innis S.
ACCOMPLISHED MUCH
(Continued From First Page)
.cured and the room equipped. @5311)
Every many outside calls were mode
on the people which made it difilcplt
forthemtogi'oeal metres they
would like. There were no Mule,
entertainments, whists or the like. the
money having.- been collected in fie.
church with the exception 01 the
. {school exhibition. N
on the mortgage, flan: m
Idebttoasmo. new on people
ithat, for this .extremeb W
. monuments-unseat”:
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the man got away with it.’
‘ Michael Dressy. Prank mini-cit. tiring
Health Wealth and Happiness
mi919 , ..
RAYMOND & .SON- ’ 5. :
Mr. weatherman says: Colder: much colder!
The store says: Ready to conquer cold or colder. .-
Clothes to keen every one in the family warm ou-ol-doors. I
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fin-rm the or about.-.“ , l
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foot. enter and under.
Everything to keep the famif v maidens.
'fltat means mm from vvarm blankets and com-
I fol-tables to heat-radiating gas and oil stoves.
We are ready to meet hurry c ails.
The How land Dry IGoods (20.. Bridgeport
‘_.-_
and felt that the splendid report
would act as a. stimulant and urge
them on to even greater results this
"’ i
John «McMahon. t
Miss Elizabeth Ireland teacher—
Els’s Kraemer. Calvin Bartram. Albert
Schultz.
That meansevery recurred sort efclothes from head to ,.
minnow Mots isr sat, rm
summon.
iohemdedteloreihem ism.
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A preteen» flat is SIN:
Reliable Hosiery of All Grades
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Attendance Honors for the Fall Tern
Which Ended on December 20th.
The list gives the names of pupil's.
neither absent nor tardy for the term.
The effect or the Influenza ‘on the ubI
tendence has been marked, but during.
the past month normal conditions otI
attendance have prevailed. and it is
hoped that nothing will occur to efiecf
the attendance of the winter term.
just beginniing.
The list tailors: -- - .
Junior High School. :
Miss Doubnum. teacher‘FredCellm.
Joseph Kelley, Esther Forish. Mar- '
wet Kosher.
Miss Antoinette Kelley. tucker—-
John Frank, Jam m. Sam '2
Sturges. Albert. Stanfield. Leighton Rub ,
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