A daughter. Ruth Irene, was born,
Sunday to‘ Mr. and "Mrs. Herbert
Smith, 58 Meadow street; , '.
‘ Teams numbers 3 and? ’l will clash;
tonight in the. South Norwalk Club’st
bowling tournament;
Under 'the auspices of Grace Broth-
ers’ orchestra. a dance will he held to-
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onus
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1 WINTER
:ERE
Mr. and Mrs. Aaronfiutler Cohan-n,
of Danbury. are taking their vacation;
‘in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs; Malcolm Love of 2
HT PRICES night in the‘ T0Wn Assembly Hall. iWest avenue, have gone to New York.
I a ,Trowbridgc Box Cofs truck, No. 1. ,where the; will. spend the week-end
" 555'00 Herbert Weed. driver. is again in cour ,wlth friends. .
r ’001. mission. Edwards Wilkinson has returned
spring broke recently on the road.
-—McEnelly's Orchestra —— Armory ~3§$gays at m3
Tuostlaynight. - ; Mayor Jeremiah Donovan returned
The work of installing the sprinklerj from Washington. last night, and this
SYStem in the Swartz & Corbett block. .i morning resumed his official dtuies at
Washington street, is practically com-ithc City Hall,
iflewd. ’ William A. Hess and Charles Clark
Ml‘. and MI‘S. Emerson Banker, 05 are spending the day in «New York for
Bridgeport (Sarah Lawrence), 5111- the purpose of visiting the automobile
pounced the arrival of Betty Cather- show. . ~
inc. Jamil“? 4' - I Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens, Miss
A representative of the Naturaliza~ f Bessie Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. “fin-
tioiLBureau will be at the South Nor— {red Long attended the big automobile
wall; post office, next Monday morn- show. in New York, this week,
in; at 9 o‘clock to examine applicants Frank Reynolds and W'illiam B. 0]-
tor naturalization. _ sen were recent visitors in New York.
CH." COUUSFflOI‘ Edward J. Quinlan where they attended the automobile
will address the Men's Club, at the Show.
South Norwnlk Congregational church, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Fiske, of Graf-
tomorrow, on “Self Determination for ton, Mass, and Misg lluth Cutler. of
Ireland." “'us’hington, D. C.. are week-end
Automobiles driven by Irving Pol< guests at Colonial Collage.
, , -319.V'. 25 Monroe street» am; Royal‘Wil—i Atlornev John T. pw‘vor, of the law
2 . ,. . , son. 2-! Clay street, collit ed at Vest ' '
RIIHU;L,:$U%EE l‘VflShingmii and Franklin streets. 33'5"
Fcapiml and a lib— gli'ltld)’ :ilil‘l'llntln. [Quillliifl't‘ to both
a“, bank to meet‘l rats was slight. l
to Florida after having spent the
home on Flax Hill"
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after repairs when a real“
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lose of a
,ssful Year
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tended the performance of. “Buddies."
,' timiipimx‘ and South Noi‘unll.
minipzmy of Knights of (‘oliiiiibus..
ctr-muml with lt’lt‘l‘ (li't'lll1>llll
Council.
Murray's v.'o\-
furnished music and
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Becket
and Mix and Firs. Ruhr-rt M. Tenny ol
8 I~‘.tii‘fi:>ld,¢;é-iiue.
i The monthly meeting: 01‘ (11v Fan-- dil)‘ for a trip to (hernia and South
4 n 01‘ [hp (‘lninep‘ ll‘wld (‘miiily fufl‘x‘ugzo film-dune. (n'il‘l be
‘t “a“... Knights hold at tho .Noru‘nllt toumr; (11L. .on
u in .\-7(‘\\' London ,“i-dnosday at 1'1 oclock. l'lm prico
"(Mid 1‘1,”ng in or the lunchtpn u 4.) coins. [‘hosc H-
,‘ ‘ pooling to intend are remit-sled to
vumhwed in Eiimil‘y Ali‘s, A. H. (Zulu.
’ ' l Lieutenant Arthur t‘. lloyt. son of
appointments to speak.
General Rugsell Frost is attendim: a
luncheon today at tho l'uivcrsit)’ Club.’
New York, given to Mnurico Maertmu
llllf’k. the Belgian pom and pliilOso-
I“..,,.
phcr. and author of the ,play, “The
turned to Nor-
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> . ”you in the .'\>‘~:it"§f~'nl' and Airs. “'illiam F. Hoyt, of Blue iiird." which is soon to be given
“f1”. Young lint Nth-walk. is statimwd on the N. S. S. in grand opera. -
J l\‘ min-mod hcrc Louisnllu. formerly the Amerlcml' James, Mulhullmiil. at Orange, N. J
'- .lrunspm‘t St. Louis, which was dzuw
is this guest 0: his. aunt. Mrs. John J.
Higgins, 26-; 'hirritt avenue. Mr. Mul-
‘holland is a popular lumber of the
x l"r‘ .-. up”. “, y
., ,5. O‘l‘i'ien. z.i..i d b} lilo tliisvruh to the (Hunt 0.
L ) not less than $2.>l).()titl.
i\“o:-w:ill<.' driver , ~>Soft Hats and Umbrellas. O‘Brien. ,Oiangc Police lmg‘mnm in, and is
*ti:‘)‘"}“‘f‘l“§nl“‘l‘:i‘:I There was a sllstht'nutoniohile muwidely known in this city. whcre he
to return i}; ('ltlellt on Wost Ave. in from of thellltls many fliemls.
.Retreiit Thrall-e. last night. A car; (‘aptztidHarrie H
:22“ Cobum. Cup-
‘lain of the U. S. 5. Pensaccla, sailed
from San i-‘runclsrg-o ior Manila the
first day of th- .‘:.~n‘ Yuu. Thr- Pen-
sacola carries :1 (HWY of Tilt! and is 0?-
licered by 41’. men: iii; l'nnis. who was
with Captain Cobum on the Antigone.
when he was executive officer, is with
him on‘the Pensacola.
REV. Geomt B. Tompkins. who is
taking Rov. Allwrz, L. Birebo's pYacc as
pastor of th-- Ni‘il'walk Methodist Epis»
comma: up the avenue slid on tho l('.V
part-inept and hit a machine standing
at the curb. There was no great dam-
age done to either car. both had hont
mutlrzuai'ds and the paint flintchcd.
An especially large gathering of
musical lovers. last. night, enjoyed a
“fun-mm“. rare treat all the concert given in the
”mm“. at me South Nm'wolk Congregational church
Central Stu- by tho Royal Wolsh Concert Company.
slipped on 501119 The sinuvi's linVe toured the Status.
1’ Newtown ave-
post right years.
-‘mm.~sus Council.
mum. has retired.
its his succcssor.
oi t'llcnlirook. for-
‘ ?‘ mail with u
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V"“‘.‘.ll
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~ hwkg his ankle. (‘unzidu and l-Znirlimtl, and made it die-«copai Church, ag-ygymy h, :mm in“
lvfziini'gvncy l-Ios- cidorl hit at their appearanc‘e here last evening. He has been in town before
“'lli‘l‘t‘ the bones night. and expressed “NUS?” 3.: being (to:
tlzuml "11 {ll ""hflSl An important meeting of the Nor- lighted *with- Norwalk in his snort
: urh‘lh-atxlle ”0”" . walk Equal Suffrage League will be acquaintance.
‘ All i
care or
was to he taken
7 ..;i:lsfzictory. the
in.) :1 plaster cast
Ithcii be :i
llPlde -the residence of Mrs, J. T.‘
Bill, 65 East avenue, Monday. January?
2'}. at 3 o'clock. where matters of
1] t \‘itial local'interest will be considered.
J9 ogettfl‘he first lesson in good fellowship
, "‘gwili ite- given directly after the meet-
:S'h‘l "" Armory ““iug. Miss Genevieve Park will speak
- {upon city government.
The Flume Athletic Club hold one
20f their dances in the Town Assembly
‘ liull last night. a good sized crowd at-
;tendod and onjoved [he‘snappy music
lfurnished by the Glamood Jazz Or-
3.
DEATHS 'AND 1‘3an. I
John E. Havens.
John E. Ilmons died this morning
at his home, 47 Smith sir-mat. First dis-
trict, at the age of tweniyone years,
seven months-fund tweniyl‘ivc days.
i i' is survivcd by his wife and moth-
er. He was a member of Lady Wash-
ingtori Lodge, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem. and Progress Forum of South
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{I ALCOHOL
" .Including
. iner ‘
E . . Norwalk. Funeral services will
i . C u -chcsli‘ath0f :W' 35’1‘k- T?“ lelgndfii'fi held from the late home Sunday all;
5 ‘ sugar. : e 001' prize was won y . rs (-i‘noon t n . ‘ ’ ,
.. OI'DOI'I 0“, Marv Uillofti of Danbury. another. ’ a a 0 clock.~ 3
1 [lucky number prize. a ten pound box: 3
1. orwalk ‘of candy won by Miss Lucy (’7h’!"l§tlai'i:u..s Rev. D' D' Jacobs. '
The Rev. D. D. Jacobs, D. D.. who
was pastor of the Knight street A. M.
E. church. some thirty or more. years
agn, died in New York city. Jan. 131,
the dance lasted from eight to tweli'e.
Thefloor committee were, C. Bat-
. tonl.“Ponte L. Salvato. John Lee, Cab
men Fraltlna. .Tony Bell, R. Guarlziin‘ will be buriml Sim av n._
nnd Joe Napohan. VBelhpl A, M. E. (41,315}; Zigglgéglicnt
Cool gas to have in the house is oer. (‘onii.. of which his son, is pastor ’l
tainlyvno pleasure and Charles Brand? ---~-—-~— '
is protesting. He says coal gas is es? ' , ' . . .
.caplng from the old. worn out furnace, l .l‘oday 1“ Wall sum
. underneath his store. This interferes:
"with his work and hinders him in fix-
lging the many watches he has in re-
7 pair. He wants action on the part of
his landlord, and claims the condition
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Mir hizhec at
NEW’ YORK Jan. in
STREET. l0:30 n. m.)
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. “e or small. '*"SPltfilAL—JVll‘ilh‘ “fini‘ff ,'.' ‘ Bartlam, Railroad avenue, now or
"ghamig. O‘Bi‘lcn. ‘1‘)”“91' “""Hm‘m- POLL“) 5‘ 1‘3" Pittsburgh, is a. Visitor in this city.
A, :_L-'.’l. Mr. Print is employed as traveling
mused :1 sits-pen» ‘ 11.1,”. nitenduncc mart-m; (Hill'i‘ salesman for a Pittsburgh concern.
unions. hm thc ‘lgivcn in the Armoiy, lost itsyfi % ‘ x" ‘ Judge Percy Bell of Greenville.
ith the l‘u‘llll'll Jtllt‘ zuispiccs of tho Finn-ill Alissirsippi. is spending :t few days:
, .ipt‘i'.‘ hzn'u ‘ songs. l M. H. “’olchcr, field sccretary of the
..= .\ (‘1‘ “141‘“ g~~All dam-us rzum‘zmlced $7. nr 1 w' ' “it null-Cigarette Leaguc- of America. whoj
.t‘ li't'l‘umlrrl. instruction etvrr . .- ‘Y‘itk'u‘ yesterday i” ”1“ Franklin?
‘ra — Armory -- :md (‘Vt‘lllll-I. (PolleyS) Tel. _‘-. .. whom and the Hillside school, left (0-:
Carolina. where he has a number of .
.. sag-rm <
rims m
WW... m... - -m‘-.. . .--~mu-.
Rogers 8. Stevens
N orwalk
So. Norwalk
HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St.. Fairfieltl Ave.. Cannon St.
5 Good -value
men’s ‘ clothesfi$45.
For either
pr
those at $4.0.
‘ Genuinelv good suits‘and plentv of them.
Young men’s styles and conservative stvlcs
others which are a happv medium between the two.
_' All of them of good woolen fabric. manv of them
from those master tailors of the House of Kuppenheimer.
‘ Overcoats of snap or of ouict beauty.
. Town ulsters and belted coats stand at. one end of the
parade. handsome Chesterfields at the other.
GOGd honest serviceable and attractiVe woolens and
equally good and tllOl'Oll‘Yll ,
, tailoring. ’
,‘ Main floor. l‘l':ll‘.
Disappeared on
his wedding day!
; Kindnll “’9le had a hat-lnrlor dinner the night before.
’ Then h: rent to his, room: was seen to enter. But the next
ldav he could not be. fipuiid._ Ami room-drum was both
llockcd and bolted on the inside. _ _
' ‘ Elsie Powell. his fiancee tailli'cil 3:30.000 for his safe
lrecovei‘fir—anrl this storv tell)»: émw a (it"{ct'llVO earned itz—v
The Dis; “.ijtz’éarance of Kimlmll Weill)
bv Rowland Wriflht. $1.75
Main l‘llwl‘, rear.
suit or overcoat. seek Your choice among
and
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“Own Your Own Home”
YOUR CHOIGEVAS'TO LOCATION, PRICE, VIEW
Values ranging from $2500 to $5il,090
Rayfilood Bros.
Men’s Winter
shoe bargain.
.s.........___.,._..... .....-
Limiter‘ lotpf those heavv tan shoes that tram!»
through ll? Winter’s cold and snow With real ease and
comfort. ~
Graiirleather of toughness and weiuht.,with heavv.
ole. and either regular or high cut. ‘
$7.85 .
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They are worth $9—special price
:Mu l ll fl 001', rear.
the opening of today's Stock Markehé
'UHILDREN'SI'LNE WURSL‘BD HELMETS ..... $2.50
., BABY KITTENS, with or without thumb ......... '25s to 75¢
BABY mm, mm and serviceable . . . $2.50 and $2.98
A390 many little lots of amenable articles in too small
quantity to adVertise, but which we will dispose u; .1. 11.: 3* low
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COMFOuT GARMENTS
For Cold Weather, Specially Priced
wom's mm oomz. . . saw and
BILL]! BURKS “PING Gum-rs, made of fine
quality striped flannel ....................... $2.98
ems BMW manna: UNDERWEAR ........ 85c
. sacrum: manmonsonss, urge size ....... . $5.00
wons'rnp on AM) sour snrs ............. $1.98
wons'rnn TAM 0's ’ assorted colors ..... . $1.50
“SANDMAN” SLEEPING GARMENTS, for children . . $1.25
1.50 and $2.00
ENGLISH KNIT axiom lung amtwarm .. S
CHILDREN’S_PLEBDED GRAY GLOVES
WORSTED TOQUES for little tots
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cue-n...
prices to close.
newsman)!”
.......290to75c‘
$2.98
490
Winter furnishings
for men.
Union suits of great warmth. heavy fabric of wool and
cotton interknit. good 2rav—— $5.50
Shirts and drawers of heavy warm wool-and—coégon.
garv.'—" e . .00 7
Gray socks of wool combined With cotton— 50¢
Right of Main sti'cct duor.
Tasteful new
stationery-59c.
inspiration lawn—an attractive stationerv vwhich 30¢
'tuallv'is inspiration to the writing of good letters.
Note paper is pleasing tint. pink. blue. vollow. grav or
lavender. and is edged with narrow White border! . ‘
Envelopes of new end—opening type or regulation. as
avou ilease. _ ‘*
ITwenty-four of each in box— 59a
Alain flo« u', rca r.
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=“long time, but no plumbers. are worlc
”ing on the furnace. Story will be found
ifatanother place. in this issue.
groups. in which the. usual nieek-end=
coverinr: of contracts was observed.
Baldwin Locomotive, Crucible Steel ll
Iand American W'oolen featured the.
rise with other” prominent st
motils, metals and oils.
.1 moderate demand for such utilitieslfi
. as Philadelphiaaompany and People’s: '
.Gas. Specialties and miscellaneous. j
, shares were :epnsentcd by Industrial ' '5
Alcohol and U. S. Realty. ' I
V ' CLASS NOW FORMING
"' -—-—Mrs. Canfield will open a (“ins-s in,
ancing on Jan. 16th at 8 P. M. inRod
Men‘s Ilnll, Norwalk. _Tel. 1838. '
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HOW TO WlN AND HOLD A
' ' WOMAN'S_LOVEF
" {mElinor GlyanJlelpful Advice to has-
jbal’lds‘ and prospective lm‘slnmlssxl!“
'x: next: Sunday’s NEW YORK. AMER
"ant at once in
.- tucked away . ‘ have money
.1; ould be burn-
‘th the goods
to loan
in your S af e » {on Real Estate
eels. equip.
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. There was"?
$1.00?“ Pom. $1.00 PER P0
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. SPECIAL .
SATURBAY ONLY
2 , 'J’an.10.1920
ONE POUND BOX SALE
or Assonrnnwcnocomms
mm AND NUT ASSORTMENT
1 , ' WBWMWS
enWsmmm'
w“, : ' “9W4
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1%
um): lf’f
17"
A
~~ fépsodent tooth
Jergen’s lotion .
‘ Note these prices
on toilet goods!
There is a savingr upon every one. Standard graded
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V 'cle‘s of course :—
gfd‘ciut'aargmpuflc. thyself-12%. q
Packers tar soap-19c. Marianne—4. o.
DjorKisa perfume—~Sl .50
LaBlacho face powdrr-l¥fir~ .
Pu‘ssywlllow pCleOl‘-i~~35(‘_ ,
White celluloid comhsn-Zuc
Frostllla—lllc
Amolln powder—18c
‘ Elan m‘eam«h25c
to to 36¢ Albndonstcooth paste—19c
H —-1
‘ 770. _ ’figlgifled- cocoanut oils—35c
Jedgen's violet glycerine soap—400.
Resinoi sour-19¢.
3 Dr. Lyon's dentifrices—A To.
tithing: Manama?”
mm as pow era-3 . -
lTooth brushes, worm 350-4.“; .
‘Daggett I: Moduliemmw
in our fire-
, is all ititakes
litmus honey and almond cram—«85c memes talc~25c
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