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Ear/momma?
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~ ., pupils dehutin: in the llzlrt-
‘publlc school last week were
...-ll off tho. floor for their radical
and Ladder (“cm-
regular monthly
‘l'nl Well Hook
will hold
evening at the Central
its
-. ting this
‘m- station.
~——‘Reed Craft Baas for ladies. Never
Donnel-
Wear out or look shop‘worx.
lv's annex. lr'. South Main street.
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Bulmn came near losing its host of
ficc- until” Miss Adeharmmia came up
rescue and was appointed post-
Jre'ss. I,
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.- mcrc attempts. will b(‘ mudc to
Lhc First Reinsurance
.Z:l.rtt'ord it was (lllllolllll‘i‘tl Satur-
Thr- hardness. will be dissolved.
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Elv'ln Al'nde‘rhili, the Port ("hes—
."?: l-chnol girl who disappeared
”, after troublo with her
!» l..=..'~ bm-n found lix‘1ngin
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Armory. TudeaY
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Plus; of Hartford is
unalaugldwr in the Capitol
:llltotnohiic :‘fl'lli‘k and
-‘~‘. lilrwtlliuld. Fix yours.
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'll of $2,710.10 was pro-
‘mx. James V.
(‘Exlrlcs‘ church. by
lltl‘t'\k'>‘ll gathering. H9
Ichurch. Sllyhrnok.
l-lussioh.
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Tribe, No. 26.
Cums
; l nr lied Men, will he
New this evening, after
Jul run of a week. All
ex-
:xiliah have been on
, :lm week will be dis-
was a very largt at-
EISTMAS CW
1‘. . numbing to $1.35,me f
will be mailed today.
~ L‘
are ready to cash ,
Mm.
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:59 .5933] gawk
ViCi‘RllM
f_ and semi it'llo'me tor you
tor Christmasu—You can’t
ézi- prize lighter oi gloom—4-
l’l‘o amnion. ,
DONNELLY’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘ ~«McF.tlc‘llr-1_\“.~,
company .
1.. {01‘ Christmas. Get
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The air service of the United States
has disintegrated Brig. Gen. William
\lllcleil.
'A .pjckellboak contamuxg $40 lost by
P. Hartfordgirl in an cicuatnr uhaft
two month-.5 tum-was “wavered.
Dealers report an increase atone
cent in the price of kerosene, effect-
ive today. w
Dr. Damon M. Allen spoke on "The
Great “'hite Plague" in ll‘u- South
.Vol‘walllt .\l. E. church last night.
Plans for the holding of lllontlll)‘
Ladies" Nights will 19 discltssed at a
melting of Old “'rll .\l. & 1.. com-
puny. this evening.
Rm: 1.. .I. Scllvmllcl' of Pittsburgh.
new llafilOl‘va the South, .k'orwalk
-llapfist church was welé‘mnc‘d by his
parishioners yesterday. ' '
Armory. Tumult!
‘Night.
An Hd\‘Cl'll:~‘t‘ll lllt'uLlllg
waiters. cooks and waittressr—s in
Hartford last week was a failure. No
one showed up. I
to organize
Frank H. Gibson. former nlugozinc
publitlln r. was ‘n‘cntenccd to five years
in prison in New York for llig;llll::
last week. He had five wines.
~~~~~ Victrula-z cold on easy tcrmsl at
Donnplly‘s. ll: South Main street.
Pix-Mayor John (‘llvunzlugh gave a
,fmlrnlilnltn talk in thc Pulat‘c Thea-
:tre last night in the interests of the
Christmas Red (“mes seals. Several
Red (Irons Workers in the the-titre
were mlccnssful in selling a large
gnumber of the seals.
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. -—l\rlcl<3nellm-":;. Armory, TllpsdaV
Night.
Iassistant, pastor of St.
church. llanbul'y recently appointed
assistant to Rm: (Richard J. Carroll.
pastor of St. Joseph's church. made
his initial appearance in this city yen-
tarday; speaking at all the masses to
the church yesterday morning.
A church chapel and bank account:
'at‘Winsted , hare been found to be
without an owner. They were former-
ly owned by the“ Union Church society
of Colebrook. thc~ last member of
which died fifty years ago.
street.
$73,? .. ' .J— ‘ g _,
anyway dontyow‘? ’7 ‘
r : Lomi‘m-Essmm’
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mummifiedmr
ton Chapter, No. 2-1, B. A. M.., will be
held tomorrow evening. .
a
sick ’lisl with'a .severo cold. f
tin ‘W. Lee last. evcnlng. in the
walk hospital].
doing nicely.
len in Hartford last week.
3 Rev. Joseph M. Duly for eight. yenr< '
Joseph's ;
vanes. , m {awe [find
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or mailed convocation of Washing-
. .A
‘Vl'inomo Council. No. 31, D. or P.,
will hoid one of their mtjoyahlc so-
ials at Rm! Men's Hall, 25’Main street.
thin evening .
Hurry Bogardus, one of the experts" i
l the (Hendenjng pharmacy,>ls on tho
”—— !
Tuesday morning at 7:30 in $1.?
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mar-I
Nor;
Mother and baby are
Dr. John Haugh of Mcrwin street:
has succcsst‘ully. pased the Connecticut ;
3 State Board Dental Examinations, gl
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A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Leventhal of Stamford. Conn.
Mrs.
nae Abrumeon of this city.
Leventhal was formerly Miss
——Fancy anddomestlc articles and
food sale. Ladies' Aid Societv. First
M. E. Church, r-Palace Block. W’edneS-
(lay. Sale starts 10 a. m.
A regular meeting of Old Well Com-
didntes to obligate and a large at
! :cndance is required.
irandery. No. 956. U. 0. G. (3., Tues-j
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'fTTVlslt Donnelly’s Annex. 16 South
Main street.
An annual rehearsal- of the Am
Niven Band will be held tonight.
lxzu'm- Howard Tille'y, who has re.
covr'rm" from n‘recent illness, will be
in charac. ‘
Local incrchanlszhave been notified
111?” there wilt” an Immediate rum-.1
in the price of ‘ l cotton, which wit
rdvvume the m price from 5 cents
1.0 10: cents 2 "Wm.
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rim-Sn ~ -Micheal Ras-
Automnhihw
co. 3 Laura vtrcet and Antonio Cur:
MM 2 Smith rt'vmt. collided in the
Emit-bound and of the Mn Norwuk
railroad station at 7:45 o'clock this
'moming.
7-. Don't mu 0'? coinrtin'r your Vietna-
la for Xmas until tho last minutr.
(‘omc in now while our stock is com-
plete “and have l)onnr"\'. in South
Main street. save one for you.
An nutonlobile driven by Max ’thcu ,
Tlrilzlin. and ‘
of 443 Arch streot. .\'vw
a jitnpy in charge. of Clinton Jossnp.
collided on “'Mt avnn'lc in front of
the Armory, yesterday A tire was: torn
off or one-.or the 'VWIB on '3'in
var. but no fictions damage was done ‘
' to either-mankind
Hundreds of Nor-walk rcs‘dnnts w‘ll
now start their Christmarvsllopplm: in
contest. The South‘Norwallc ”Frost
company. lhiq morninz nmilml out
cllnclw nmzmnlinu tn 313:1.th in lhoir
annual Christmas Club. The Trust
company announces they am: ready to
cash the checks.
proprietors of tho
The
Ncw York stat». “’hcn ills-y ls-
posed of their Ahllfilnvfif‘. in this (Elly
they included in the sale practically
all oilhe. machinery. ‘thtllm- or not
the. company will again open up in
"J ‘llll Norwalk will he considered
later.
'—+0Lo cusroulaas AND PATRONS
“'0 want you to know that vrn are
not. nmilina circulars this year.
have hccn accummned to do. lmt an - .
husinz newspaper space to tell you between lJlB'ROCkv Alountmnr— and the
what we have to offer. pricen. ctr. Mississippi rivvr. The temperature
“'c hll'l‘? to see you this season and
would advise Toll to call upon us anti
.tell us of vow; roanlrements.
: CHARLES BRAVD.
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Joseph’s church there will be an an-‘i
lniversary high mass for the late 1’
Thomas Ginty.» 2. -
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Belgian 1
:‘ress company desires to state that?
it: is not their intention of locating in~
as: “1(-
Vl'nszllingtlm St, So. Norwnlk. (‘onn .
Aftr'r the rrzmllar meeting of Colin»
lie-Union Council. No. Ml. K. of (7.. (m
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NOR-WALK '
SOCIETY
and Personal
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For Sale--
We have over one hundred good homes to ofl‘er. We can
furnish you with a list. varying
in- price from $600 to
~Raymoncl Bros. ,
Jillill lllil‘lN HA3 '
Dr. S. M. Dietz
INWCT
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47 South Main Street
South Norwalll
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A very pleasant party was held a‘.
{the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
iDean. 9 Union street. in honor of their
{son Jack, who celebrated his second
ébirthday yesterday. Games and
lmuslc provided amusement through-
‘out the evening. A very bountiful
luncheon was served at 6:30 o’clock.
; Among‘thoso present were: Mrs. A.
:Mulovy and son Billie of Winnlpauk.
,Mr, and Mrs. “’alter Kern and son
inomld. Mrs. Nellie Dayton and
The Norwalk
COAL
8: Supply Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Distributors of High Grads
Hard and Soft Goals
Masons’ Materials of all kinds
Fertilizers—a variety
Roofing Paper—Sewer Pipe
Crushed. Stone—Etc. -
SEE OUR
LARGE DISPLAY
OF
HOLIDAY BLIPPERS
MAX LEVY
31 South Iain Street,
South Nor-walk-
'Gooll Teeth Mean
daughter May. Mrs. A. Kohn and son
George. Mrs. J. Clark. Miss B. O'Hara,
Mrs. P. J. McNally. Mr. and Mrs. RA
Dean our] son Isak The Misses Hmtw
:rice and Wet. Kean. Elea-
inor. Margaret and Florence Mc-
‘Xally. Jean Clark. Irene Knapp. Ruth
,Cprtright. Easel .‘I‘almndge and bro-
ither Ernest. Bernice Hand and
‘Catheripe only. .
l The guests departed at a latwhour.
declaring Master Jack a charming
host.
} Miss Faunlbelle Curtis of Norwalk
land New Yule sails W’ednesday for
film-ope to remain about a month.
llaoklng..after educational and relief
‘gwork in France. Dining the world
I-war Miss Guru‘s spent several months
gin France on the same mission.
3 Mrs. John Lowndes ol' Rowayton
has been spending the day with her
gslster-lnrlaw. Mrs. Elizabeth Scofleld
?who now lives with Mrs. Mott;
l Waldo R. Margnlies of Norwalk
went to Stamford yesterday to meet
his mother. Lhe welldmowa educate;
_from Now York.
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Christmas Bags and flicketbooks
mm 33012180 BAGS in Vschoete, Seal and Cow-
mattedwlthm_udpnm;onestyleoxm1uge
“mullingvmxfl inches
VELVET 830er “Sinatra-loud".
and
$2.98to$15.00
'allwith
”ransom
ans-Iv...
m2 .anithmumpwdde,in
Monddulllaficr, bkchbmnsndm simulcast;
BILL mm can 08838, erPWR forchmge and
GEILDEBR’S BAGS, leather and
Ion valvet,silklmod.. .......... 60049:
J. I. MALLETTE
.114“.
what oomhsm' lien or chzf-
mm ”W“
Health and Wiency
[ Hygiene of the mouth is fully as
important as hygiene of the body. a
decayed tooth is always a menace, es-
‘pecially when the‘decarlng prom:
reaches below the gums. ulcerations-
Pyorhoca or Bigg's dine-ac. tom: of
infialnmlwory ”amnion, hurt I!-
(roll infinmmatious of the kidneys.
itonsilitis, exophthalmic em and oval
:dlabetes and Bright's accuse have
gbeon traced to diseased tel-em. Ind)-
égestion and nauseous breath are oth—
191‘ causes. lf you need an astringent.
roranantacidorm other metal
tmoum medication or expert amen;
come and see me. K1 :Moe is (was.
.Dr. 11m
80. ”OR“,' ALK
316 so. MAlN 57.,
"MM“A. H. to O 2;". «
Sunday. by Appointment.
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THE NEW some:
JUSFINITION or cmnomcnc
4cm otthe W antacid
humans; on m mum “and
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Mr. and Mrs. John Mott are. cuter—<
mining Miss Emma Williams from
Bridgeport, who sails tor the south
next week. '
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lay . . wrench. flirt or sprain]: m
;m Even t: (1030ch ll
1 scale- pun-nod urn- AMJIIIII II
“'ilbm F. and F. “’nrd Delilynleft.
this morning. for a pleasure trip to
.(lloucester. Massm in the farmer’s new
‘ Packard. limoualme.
John Edgar Mott is visiting his
home on a furlough. Mr. Matt is still
on the U, S. F. Delaware.
WEATHER mum.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Cloudy with snow of min late tonight
and 'Dueadal: colder, flesh staffing
Winds becominc northeast. A long
trough of low pressure cxtcmlini:
alonsz the Mexican border and the Gulf
lborder and the Gulf coast is causing
unsettled rainy Weather in the south
iel'n districts. A slight disturbance
central over Ontario is causing snow
{lorries in the Lake region. An area
of high ‘pz‘e‘lsurc central ovcr North
Dakota is cousin: :1 severe cold wave
alongr the northern border from Mon:
tana to Michigan is twenty degrees be-
low zero. Zero tcxnpcrattlz‘t’s cuend
pd as far south as Nobmcka and
Ladies Shoesol Mediums _
Stylish Lace Boots, ,9 1-2 inches high, with punched eye-
lets, with extremely long patent leather mp5 and suede tops,’
in the new unpopular beavershade or in blank.
We have. the same model with grey taps and black kid
vamps.
Comfy Slippers for
C bristmas Time
CONNl-ZALLY 8: BRACKEN
4
81 Washinm‘ Street.
SOuth Norwalk.
“7:33.”. In mammal-3mm
! ; (:hlmnrncmra remove the m at
't locum um mun. heath ta manna
l, trough hm‘monlm the man. '15
3 am: in your body. Fem-la mutil-
l tven apoclal attention; duo cm
i: are or the wins. You mm mm to»
Egret, giving the Chlronnctor 8 ell-I.
,0 help you.
Magnetic “fro-Inuit. Given Ah.
1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 Washington IL. ‘0. Mom, cons
Graduate from Palmer School
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Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea1
south as Tans.
Mrs. Russcdl. Union l’lgirv. am. .
Saturday in New York on lluslnPSB.
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The cmplcyees of Buyer 'tnd Cour,
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Tue :duy evening. lleccmhr 9. Bruthm‘ Dim. Workinzgn'sljpporlpl'fi in thc Lothl
John J. Cavanagll “‘1" ad'h‘vi‘“ 1h.“ Silk mills. Grand street. have . been: -
members and their fricmls at the granted 3‘ 25? ”97 CPD?“ "form“? m will”
council rooms No 22 \‘l'clzt avenue. nrics. The lllCE'Ca$t‘ stalled [his moth“
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Norwalk. Grand Knight John J. [lar-A
:rell extends a cordial invitation to all
fibrother Knights and also the young.-
.'Ma.ry‘a Pariah to attend
I
imen of St
tthe Council roomsron that evening
.lAfter the address it. social time will
~Educatlonnl picture ’puzzle for‘vbe enjoyed.
children at. Donnelly’s, 6 South Myth.
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' ‘ Mr. Warden.
- Jim Maximum.
Dr. S. M. Dietz. South Main Street:
has returned from the Dental neuron-1
tlon heldin the Hotel Commodore all.
last Week. 'VVhilc at the nonmsr’nn:
' he looks course of studies toncqunint.
himselfzwith the latest developments
in demjstry. .
In the pool tournament at the Sotu‘n
Norwalk‘Club. Saturdav night. J. Irv
lug Dibble. with the score of 75. do
feated enoe Paul. whose some
was 38. , vester P. Decker defeated
éKenneth Taylor, the gcore being: hr
58. ,
James Mitcheu Warden. "
1' James Mitchell Wardeor 65 Fort
lstreet. died at the Norwalk Hospital,
llast might. at lhe~=tgp of 89 years. l-‘un-
49ml services will he announced later.
: barn in What! in
1839, was a retired hornets maker. and
very well known throughout the city.
He val: a member of St. John’s Lodge,
No.76. F'. \and A. LL; F’nshington Chm»
ter. No. 24. R. A. M.. and. is 5!. wt
master of Old Well Lodge.
30510" PA‘STOR’S THROAT CUT,
W. N. ‘1'., Dec. 8.—-—Bev.
dpqcrthed as a
pawl- grown in; the. 813W 0!.
no“ In.
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round. am. pm
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Herschfield Motor
_Transpottation Co. '
Daily Service Between New Haven.
.Norwzilk and Philadelphia
10 lugeu'ucks “your service for all kinds of transpor- -
ration; padded vans for manure work.
South Normans—122 Waterxxtreell. l’hone 294.
new York city—174m Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Sheet. than 427 Colony.
Bridgeport,
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, LUTHER m. ‘wmcur
Havinganldmyhrickbnfldiug, lwnh' toncate it by
Decunbérl. Todoth'nlofl‘cr my stock of carriages, 1‘
and“ mm. 1‘.
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris &'Ga‘lls‘
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY 00. , .
4‘3 Water St.
W mu
y Gasoline and Km
“Am luppllel, Tires and Tub-n
G. H..Hedenberz. Prod.
David W. Ilaylolld
1 JINDERTAKER
mangle-u: "mill.
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