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minimum :
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£295 are vlJiltlml . .
fun. :Lrlslfl“ ,,-..H- uninlllnlvllfi' uccuicnts
“Ya; “I“; ,.:.‘prd.u- ill ”I" Superior
“In,” ,3... the ln-cvmiu-r term. adding
to ”W. already lqug‘ list of such actions
a..w pmuiing in that court.
.lnhn Kuhoxic. administrator of the
rs:..ip of Catherine Kubovic of Nor—
“ .‘l; ('liillllH damuzns of $10,000 from
; .-;;u.-l Gnldslein. Louis Goldstein and
y”. .\l llurnstcin oi New York for the
.. 'ly (urinhcr 25'. 19:0, in Norwalk
I‘.illl(’l"ll‘.k* Kubovic. It is alleged
-. t'.il.~| d 7.3 yours old. was cross-
l‘it- (‘nnncvticut turnpikc in Nor-
.. ‘k :md was struck by an automobile
~~-i by the Golilsto-ins and driven
ll::rnst('ln. inflicting injurics from
r. the woman died. Negligence
:.-.- part of the driver of the ma-
» is alleged.
l""‘~'¥ll F‘. Rankin of. Bridgeport
.- damagr-s of $10,000 from Ern-
. :ulm of Bridgeport. for
-s l'm‘eri'il in u headon collision
. ' minhilus (h'tolwr 1'. 1920, on the
.2 :rmd. in Orangc. Rankin alleges
~ ’vitizrg undu‘ the influence
:nr and was rock-less. He claims
‘ his injuries will be permanent.
:o- \V. Stom- of this city has filed
:' linst .lzu-nb Kramer. also of
1 wt. (*luimin: $13.00” damages.
‘- 4w he was :1 pusscnger July 1.
'.»l which was recklessly driven.
Win the t‘wnct- near the shops
.. l’. M. (‘.. company in Barnum
lip says he was thrown from
date to dcuth or in—‘
as a result
nuc September 9
this city. and d
Ahearn.
lcgcs. anti sevech
Merchants in
en. by
,v injured.
damages of $7,000.
Soc-cunt}
. last
riven
SAY Rl’llnlsfl IS SCATTERICI).
the machim and rcccived severe in-
'j‘ur'.:»s and will be permanently lame
William l-zorofsky of Rance-port al-
It-ges he was crossing fitmttord eve-
’Idr Newt'ield
avenue and was struck by a jiti.2y bus
owned by Leonard B. MoCrackcn of
by George.
He was thrown down. he :11-
llc claims
P.
District (‘nni-
plziin or Mcthmis of Garbage
Collection.
Merchants in the business section
of the Second district still have reason
to complain of the manner in which
ashes. torn paper. and othnr rubbish
is scattered tn the: four winds of heav-
the garbage, collectors who
fail to usc the cover provided on the
rubbish wagons .to prevent thc wind
scattering thc. paper. etc.. about the
struts.
Yesterday morning lower \Vushing—
ton strect wns littcred with torn pa-
per as the rc-sult of gusts of
wind
blowing the paper from the top of the
wagon.
as the collectors dumped the
contents of ash cans. boxes and bar.
Y‘t‘lS on the top of the already heavily
ludcn wagon.
cow-rs provided.
great measure.
the contents of
being scuttercd.
Somc ot' the
and failed to usc
which “'Uuld.
lcsscn thc chance; of
wagons
thcsc
merchants
”in
a
from
whose
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sor‘rn XOR\\’ALK METHODIST
_ curncn songs
The ladies of the churcn hold their
annual Christmas sale tomorrow :1!-
ternoon and cunning.
Tomorrow evening there will he 9
meeting of_ the Official i. sure at :‘ue
parsonage :-‘ ° ”.‘z‘h‘k All members
are are (ic:.:=.;u‘. t'. in} Durant
The subj :vtl 5.! lb: 'Ilir: 3dr: ,' ere—mag
M d \ch-i; will.» until he "Where is
Gci 1’" '
'.‘he Men s Christian Industrial Lea-
gum is in the midst of a busy month.
Next weal: \‘fednesday evening it is
giving an Old Fashioned Concert in
which forty pPOplu or more will take
part in the church: It has now in full
blast a campaign for one hundred
members. with ever!” member of the
'l.!‘:lgut‘ i'ndezn oring to add members.
The campaign will close Dec. 29.
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Rl'll LI'BIBAUO 0R
STIFl-‘N l-ISS .‘\\\'.\Y
Rub pain from back with .small trial
bottle 01' oh] “St. Jnr‘uhs
'()ll."
\Vln-n your back is sorc and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rhcumutism has
you stiffcncd up. don't suffcr! Oct :1
.smull triul bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store. pour a
little in your hand and rub it right on
stcrcs arc iiillcd with loose paper and ‘your aching buck. and by thc time you
dirt whenever the doors arc opened. 'count fifty. thc sorcnvss and lunienvss
(luv
to the fact that the streets {ll‘P
not kept clean. are considering the ud- l
is gone.
Don‘t stay crippled! This soothing.
\‘isztbility of a protest brim: mndegit 'pvhctmting 0“ no...“ to be used only
the next nicrting‘of the City Council.
m n _iitnn-y bus ownm] by Kra~l Miss Elizabeth
avenue,
is to‘
oncc. It takes the pain right out and
ends the, miscry. 1! is magical. yt-t
1“. Hendrick. class absolutely harmless and docsn't burn
or 1922. and daughter of Elmer Hun”.
Hendrick. of 166 East
kin.
No hing (-lsc stops lumbagn. sciatic“,
sing in the Christmas “3“0‘ concert atlbnckachc or rheumatism so promptly.
Mount Holyokc
193'.
College.
South lIad-J
Mass. on December 17th.
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It will save you time and trouble to br .
you desire to give gifts and make your select10ns from our stocks.
We will be glad to co-operate with you in suggestions.
A CompleteStock of Goods
If you ivant him home nights
give him one of these Royals.
$37.50
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A dainty little Priscill
Washington sewing ca
Three dandy gifts. All
husband, wife or mother.
shingto‘n cabinet, $39.00; table,
table.
thing to give to inflict-
cabinet, $13.75; Martha We
$29.00.
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$44.00
Back and forth swings the pendulum of the
clock, “Tick-tack, tick-too " it seems to say.
A‘nd, listening closely you can almost hear the
words “Christmas is near, Christmas is near.”
And Christmas IS near.
time left to do your shopping—and time is
Nothing is more appreciated at Christmas than timely gifts. And it
is with just such goods that floors are teeming. Cedar Chests, spinet
desks, chests of drawers, clocks, tea wagons —— a hundred and one
things to delight the whole family and the friends and relatives be-
sides. Satisfy yourself that the gift you want to give is on our floor.
ing your lists of those to whom
Three Choice Gifts Appropriately Priced
‘ a sewing cabinet, 3 stalwart Martha
binet and a; unique davenport end
You haven ‘t much
Like These
Just a Beauty
$45.00 .
There is no gift quite equal
in a gate-legged tablq. It is
of distinctive appearance and
just as good in performance.
Made in malmgany; a real
value.
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' Straight-line models with pleated skirts and cflfecti
boidery; draped models with tunic and finished Wit
Eteful brang and buttons. {
Navy and black, tricotinc and serge,
bade with painstaking care and expert ability, special siz , p f
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We Keep Open Saturday
- Nightto90’Clock
LEATHER GOODS
Solid Cold Mounted Bill Books
for Men
Men’s Leather Toilet Cases
Women’s Leather Toilet Cases
Manicure Sets
Collar Bags
Sewing Baskets
Belts
Sterling Silver Buckles
All suitable gifts.
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JOSEPH DAVIS .
85 Washington St, 8.-Norwalk
Many applications for
haw- :ilrcady been received. On the
owning of December 29 a men's din-
ncr is being planned. This Will be the
twenty fifth anniversary of the forma-
tion or the Leaguc and it will be ob-
served on this occasion. The Rev. A.
S. Kavanzigh who organized
and delighting lines
ranging from 401/2 to 461/3.
Dresses worth $45 to $65—-
Second floor.
Warmth comes first
‘ in motor rugs.
One quality must be considered above all others, in
[judging rugs for motor use :-—- .
Will this rug kéep us warm?
. Ready, bright gnd beautiful and quiet and ricli rugi
that WILL keep motoring folks warm. . 7 , =.
are woven like a plush, with long silky fabric 84 '
cold and breeze one side likerg
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close and even .that it turns
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Special dresses and
special savings for
full-figure women,
Special savings are from ¢
Lumen Supple and to be tucked
More like a fur than any other
Some are in designs that m
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We are pleased to announce that although the price of our
Bread has never been as high as the Bread produced by other
high class bakers, nevertheless we have, through favorable pur-
chases of raw materials, been enabled to reduce our price still fur—
ther.’ We have effected this change in price without affecting the
high standard of our product. Nothing changed but the price.
SMALLNVRAPPED LOAF.-.9c E LARGE \VRAPPEI) LOAFISC
OLD FASHIONED HEARTH BREAD. . .l7c
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Ft prices about half of former!
Warm coats, sturdy coats,—but wry pretty in th
ves and very pleasing to girls who appreciate nicene _
f both coats and trimming. ' i
Here are some with great. large shawl collars that ‘
be as great a potection, almost, as would a cape; with ls
patch pockets. .
And there are handsome Wine shades, and navy,
brown, and Pekine—cvcn blue and brown Polo cloth.
Sizes 6 to 16, regular $25 to 9535‘“ $15 & $19.50
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Special dresses are in models which present) all thd
and effects of the season—43110
Sizes‘16 16 and 17, regular $29.50—
Sccond floor,
fine in quality an
333* Special appeal to
; these scrim curtains.
’ A good big handsome lot of scrim curtains—and Wit}!f
eir beauty and service they are to be secured at speciall
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