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' WIT-A38
' )ONNELLY'S
16 So. Main St.
com (nonwm.
mam IORECAST.
Forecast 161-161—132111 and Vicinity;
. Fair tonight and Tuesday; moderatc‘
temperature; gentle variable winds. A
long. ridge 1)me pressure along the
Atlantic coast is producing pleasant
weather in the eastern districts. ’ Con-
siderable cloudy weather prevails in
“the southern and western districts.
Moderate unperature east of the
Rocky Mountains. except in Northern. .
' New England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
..,.-M
'Mahel boulso. to FIE-l \A‘illiams. 11.,
ETrinity church on Saturday. January;
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NOR WALK
, SOCIE TY
and Personal
NE WS
Miss Gertrude Van Coevering daugh-
33'3”
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ter of Mr. and lM‘rs. C. Van Coevezfing. ‘
of Gregory Boulevard, and Horace (Ll
Richards, olL Bates street, Norwalk’
were united in marriage Saturday af- ‘
ing performed at the residence of the‘
bride. Rev. A, Van Oeveren, of Cir-j
. cleville. New York, performed the cerv‘
emony. The bride washandso mery at-r
. tired in “bite crepe do chine, trimmed; '
u 1th Georgette lace and 0.111 nod 11 bou—;
quet of bride roses. Miss Della Va-n
Cooverinz was the bridesmaid, being,
attired in pink taffeta, trimmed with;
gsilver lace, and carried 11 bouquet of;l
lroses, Everett Preece was the. best‘
lmnn. Following the ceremony 11 1'6".
ception was. held. The popular youniz’f
couple received many handsome girls,
of money. silver-ware. cut glass, eta.
Tin-y will no at home after February,
15th. at their residence, corner of Gre— j
gory Boulevard and Wallace aVenuC.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Little an-f
3 nounco the mariiage of their daughter. 3
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'l‘cmporaturc: High, 24; l1)\\.118. The couple were anemic-d bv Mr.
8. Fair.
The W «meeting of Trinity
Mm! (Bub will be held in the club
rooms, tomorrow evening. .118 o ';1 lock
91:111er
and Mrs. James Little. ;
‘ASKS COMPENSATF—ION _,
FROM NEWIYORK MAN ,
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loathed him f01 sov'eizd weeks long 1
ier. For that he asked for proper com
pensation. He was. refused re- employ ‘
mom on his recoveiy. ho claims
The communication received loan} .
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The lnonthly meeting of the N01 lli'om Commissioner H1“111iss was to
walk Building, 1.10011 11nd hives'ment
Association will be held at the offit
of Taylor 5 Del-14o, tomorrow.
'F'im Wad $500 in Liberty Bom. s
the other day. They would haw b1, 11
Nomi]: “firm Company where :nodz
sized hands are only $4 a year. ,
An 1111111611161 business meeting‘ 01
Court. laurel. Daughters of Cagmp'jl
will be‘ hemm‘tho Rod Men‘ S Hall on
WISWI street on Wednesday or 011- ‘
ing and a full attendanm of 1111' mem- l
hers is requested. .1 i
J. Hum Kearney.s1-1"relmy in;
chain? 0t Knights of Columbus: l'lut
No. 2. ates-plan. N ..,l ha.a1'-c:111':ned'
to his 68.13.8378!“ 'enioying a ueoks'
furlough at the home of his p11rents,§
Mr. m Um. ?. J. Kearney. on Pm: ‘
”William 1'. Meyer, of Bridgeport.
grand chief ranger of the For'r'slers
of America. is now employed as a re
porter on the Bridgeport Telex—mam.
Hi! mmma in this city and
throughout lie state are wishing him
efirery sum in his new venture. ,
A sligiitf'acflden‘t occurrednt the can .
uracil-gun: and’ South Main?
streets last evening when tWO tom-1112
cars came together. Patrolman Flynn:
investigated but as neither party made 1
any complaint. and the matter was set.
fled between them, the officer‘took no
action.
‘the effect that at the time the labore1
was working in the ditch he wore rub
,ber boots and that under the circum
gstauces it. would be impossible for him 1
to get rheumatism if it was not con-'
stitutional for him. Mr. Hai'riss said:
'in his letter that when he heard of
'6“. Vargo' s circumstances, he gave
1hi1n $50
The next. homing on the case will be
in the town hall in Darien, lconvenient,
to where the witnesses all live.
\
STAMFORD 1
l 3011111111; and \'('t'.'.il:1tmg are [he
tun-1 ,spm'iul llliljl '9! .uld lil‘(llll(1lll<
of uiz. tc1. for 1.1 sum' nor ventila-
_111211 is 11151 11111l11.111:1' 111‘1"L1--
'5131‘}.
A' bouncing: baby boy was born to
Mr. andfldrs. Thomas Kimenti, o? 56
Spring street. making the sixth child
111 the m, there now being- three
boys ma three girls. .Mrs. Kimenti'
“11‘anth arrival are reported as
doing m and Mr...xlmenu; 1119 pop-
ular mm it'Tafluv—‘s cigar store.
is receiving congratulations or his
mmvm. ,
~01: .3. fi. Sloman announces 1111
We; of‘hla dental 01710.9. 10:.
wmmau Tel. 469.
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Y6ur Bonds
Win in a.
Satcheposit Box
“mmmsndfire.
6.1111111611111161 m.- but 64
W\.
a. your at the
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‘ H10. 22 l.':1l “m 111 \(1l1'ing these,
two problem is with :1 good ‘
1. arm—air furnm" iamncrly set for
8110?. fixture is built with m1~that'
{'51 1:1:21-11l furnaces
haw «110.13 1210 1 ~-‘ r11 ime. have!
all 11‘11=ri~"';: '3*'-;"1'w 1'1»: .s, and l
none are. superior.
FF‘R SA: .2 KY
Horace R. Nash
N0. Main Midwest Sts‘
Join the Satisfied Class
YOUNG MEN’S SHOES
New snappy styles for the boys
fiat are com home.
In sharp medium and broad
$395.
' BLACK AND .TAN
ternoo‘n at 4 o’clock, the ceremony be—i'
The January Sale
Fibre and Wool and Fibre Rugs. ‘6 g ‘
Bedroom Furniture, Mahogany, American Walnut.
Odd Chairs and Bockersforflxeliving room. '
' Curtains, Quaker Lace, ecru and ivory.
Blankets, cotton and wool and pure cotton.
. Furs and Fur Coats.
Silver and Glass Articles.
Dinnerware, Odd China and Sets of American . .
‘ ‘ l
.1 and English porcelain.
Electric and Gas Lamps of artistic design.
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases in all styles.
Wool and Fibre Rugs
I" For bedrooms these rugs are
‘peommended as most serviceable.
l m, a heavy fibre with excel-
W wearing qualities. \
.was $20 00 for $18. 00
.31.» 9 x 12,
g 8.8 x 10.6 $13.00 $16.00
Wool and fibre Bugs, ’
3101191112 was $16.50 161614.853
l 8.3: 10.6, $1500 $13.50
. 1”new: are 10 per cent reductions.
, «fry; 0 Fourth floor:
1-
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Quaker Lace for Curtains
; Conventional patterns, and
about six designs in the lot, all in .
‘thc desirable shades of ecru or old
3 ivory, which make the windows of
:3 house so attractive, both .. out-
,Blde and inside. Formerly 59 chi.
50 as. sale price.
‘0': '~ vi Milena
Glasses for TableUse
l3 .5351 ”a" Sets Of Bi!
1 .-
lMers, pressed glass,
l regular 48 cts, for 40133.
lIlmblers, thin blown,
l « regularBBcts. for-00065.
Mars, plain thin blown,
l regtflsr 60 eta. for 50 cts.
' 11010111111 Tumblers,
} " ' regular 43 cts‘. for 38 01:3.
ranch Glasses, Heisey ware,
l regular 88 .cts. for 75 0’65.
Sherbets, optic cut,
, regular $1. 65 for $1, .65
1111311 3511 01103668, 111111 blown,
#3 regular 63 cts. for 39 cts.
pag'nes, hollow stems, 95 0126.
l
.3355" Glass Dishes
[all or Nut Bowls,
"ll regular 40 cfs. for 35 cts.
Dracker and cheese Dishes, ‘ .
regular $L25 for $1.10
0! and Vinegar Sets,
regular Sf) cts. for 75 cts
{Small Baskets,
regular $1. 00 fui 75 0125'.
“Good Night" Sets,
6%; regular 95 cts 1'01 75 066.
Pro! Vases.
“ 2 regular 75 cts f0: 25 61.6
Diddle Sticks,
.3.
regular 40 cts. fm 35 06;.
Domino Sugar Holders,
all? , regular 45 cts. for .35 cts.
111111.111 sets,
' ' nagging 15 cts. for 12 1:11;
".l 71'.
brass locks and catches.
. flying,
A Special in "tinen
Sean‘s, fine linen, hemsfitched.
Size regular sale price
18 x 27, $1.35 $1.10
18 x 36, $1.65 $1.30
18 x 451 $1.90 $1.50
18 x 54, $2.25 $1.75
.18 x 63, $2.50 $2.00
1 18 x '72, $3.00 $2.45
For the Traveler
Amy Lockers which are really
small trunks, made on basswood
boxes, covered with nearly khaki
“cloth, fibre bound and braced
Regular
price $12.00
Sale price $10.00
Wardrobe Trunks, “Harlanann”
make,,fitbed with hangers, hat and
shoe boxes, etc.
Regular $70.00 Séli' 111-113.; 3&1” "L
$60.00 $54.00
$50.00 1 '56530
$45.00 $40.50
$40.00 $36.00
$25.00 $22.50
Suit Gases, DuPont fabfikoid
made on steel frame, leather
band, «loan lined, 24. inch size.
' $6.85 sale price.
Basement.
For the/Housekeeper
Garpeli Sweepers, “Bissell”
make, fine bristle brushes, easy to
work, Sale price $3.69
.Ash .Sifters, wood box, wire
sieve, will fit over barrel or ash
can and prevent ash dust from
1116111- Mops, white cotton, long
handle. Large household sizes, ‘
Sale price 75 ctS.
Wood. Rim Trays, 0110 special
lot mahogany, oak and white
' enamel finishss. These trays were
used as samples and are slightly
damaged. Regular prices were
from $1.00 111).
Sale prices 50 0116.111).
Fireleiw Cookers, the "Hifitary
Maid” an all metal cooker zinc
lined. aluminum vessels, fire-proof
insulators. TWO siies and ‘five
szly'li's of oquipment.
’ <
ii (firular $27.50 Sale price $24.75
$25. 00‘ . $22.50
$22.50 $2935
’ $15.00
5 $12.00,
Bung‘alo-wflouseDre‘sses'
A...» _
a" Red Cedar Chests
' Ammoidzps ottho moth proof or dust roof r010 ""
halosmwthumanomthygoom 119
1) HO?! 0mm OF VARIOUS
STYLES r03 THE BRIDE 1‘0 3!. ~
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Mia, Chaim, Bullets, China. Closets Serving Tam...-
Tea Wagon in many styles, with a. wide range of priCeg
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RAYMOND a SON ,
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. g Wall and
: Frée Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns
2.23
- "g $-
1
i High Sta. Norm. 1}»
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A fine quality of Plaid EEG-hams, lace front and trimmed
with plain color. . ....................... $1; 3..
Light Percale, plain and with elastic belts ...... $1. 25 5:: 01;
BUNGALOW APRONS
Percale and Cambric Bungalows in stripes and plaids
American Gingham: in new models with slip pockets and
eras-over belts ......................... $2.00 .2221.
1.1. .MALLETTE
SI mom 3!. sum IONWALI
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mm.”
Edwin‘C. Burt’s Dress Shoes
Have been the favorite of well-dressed women for my years.
In style, workmanship, comfort and wearing qualities
116'. 111m :1
Stockings 0 all Grades to Match
they are recognized as the leaders.
CONNEALLY ‘& BRACKEN
01'an Biro“. South Norwalk.
I . _ . .
CENTRAL HOTEL “
an. mans by tho any or 'week. Stem’heatod, doctric
light- a'nd gin Fine Caro attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and Mean
1'01. 1500
J. muss, mm.
Sale price $1.69 _
COSE'I'S
Are you convinced of the necessity of having your corset
correctly fitted? A car-elm fitting is worse'than none, and can
do much bin-into your health and figure.
OUR CORSETIERE IS SKILLED, CAREFUL, INTER-
11/511 '60: MERCHANMJ‘; sr'noonn r5 Pmcrgf
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O. B. JACKSON
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“ml. “Hm—Fem I’M ‘3 0'7 l "
M flux-On and Other Homelan-
Mngh mach Io! tic 079'; [Icahn-r "WC“?
don prom , “ad. ”or! mm‘ . .6
‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
Hui
JANUARY SALE ,
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