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flavfi’lA'i DEC‘ 22,1920
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‘ ’l‘i' igifql l Mistletoe is one of the few Christ-
” y 7i! ‘ alum; fixturesjhat cannot be found in
ii i ‘ L, .\orwalk this year. It has become so
. scarce that it commands a. high'price.
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”Hwy !' V—IKASRE’I’BALL, AT ARBIORY,
..- . .--. l‘nlzmday night. State champion-
.” “_ pkg. ship. Co. K. vs. Stamford. Prelimiia
{we worth nary game. Dancing. Reserved
15.1: \m ”1:, seats on sale at. Dagon‘s Lunch.
' only ..n_ l'ohnc 1595.
".‘l'n pocket-E
'-‘. d lllrucd’
_-Try Homestead Pies.
Considerable interest has been ex-
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Hrv: of the pressed in the prediction made by
.\. J. Col- a. weather sharp of a huge snow
'storm about. January 1. In View of
.-- “the cool situation. the public as a.
5-: :l‘p p-mclls. whole hopes for thc' continuation or
Hamilton. the present line weather.
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l »-~Camcms.r Kodaks. Brownie
, and
. <:m:: l‘llf‘lllflll Promos. large and small sizes. The.
.7 -.< .mtlnlmlo Hamilton Shop. 49 VVEIII street.
“.l‘lstllllls holi-g
e—Pea Coal at Harris a; Gun. 1
The entertainment committee of
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of Unit-
‘ed American Men. awarded two tur-
lkeys last evening. the lucky recipients
liming John Gall. of 19 Knapp street,
fSouth Norwulk. and Leslie Overton.
of 44 Fifth street. East Norwalk. Ar—
rangements were completed for the
big smoker on Christmas night, at
(the hall ill Washington street.
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- .w. pings un-
l": ills.
lu :zln last,
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. w sliortcst
—~PPncil Box Outfits for. the child-
;.u \vun street. ibcen heard at this church a number
[of times during the last few months.
~1k. who :Ll‘lollds
Inmlxlllliu. visit—
}'t’Slt*l‘(llly.-‘
rapidly becoming one! of our host
Church soloists.
.A— _ r i—Buy the boy on auto. Sterling Fur-
all...“ 0? nm {3. niturc Co. 127 \Vashimrton st. S. Nor.
-.-. -\. J. Collins? , ..
l—Mem’ Xmas with a Hoosier Rit-
Echen Cabinet. Join our Hoosloa Club
lunchng~:$1.00 Sterling Furniture (‘0. 127
paper Washington Streetfio. Norwalk.
llam- ',
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waste
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sl l’l‘et.
"IVS.
.po‘rted last “Peek. says the \Vt't‘kl)‘ rs:-
{lllll Thermos port of the state dvpartmcnt of
falls l‘ur stildf‘llls.th9&it’h. represents the grczlte-St prowl-
.n. in \Vglll street. .lence‘cfrthis dist-use during‘ 1920.
. iScul'lct fvvcr l‘(‘muillfi high With 142
.»‘.~:s how 1011;: cggs‘vcuscs and is sprouding over the slate
\\'r*ll. ’hout as from the larger population centers.
building 1n \K‘llooping cough and menfilcs hove
. i-lil-lwn coop. {appeared wost‘ol‘ the Connecticut riv-
.m- during the DESK-week. but present
the igns of becoming epidemic.
up.
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\ l‘l't'St'l‘l t. O'Brien.
.-—Coal at Harris & Gans.
. .\'(-i5<H"-<: Ix'iddit" Car.
= i'lll‘c Co. 1:27 W'ash-
. .\‘llz‘u'ulk.
———Buy the boy an auto. Sterling Fur-
~——-—————— lniture Co. 127 \Vasllington st. S. ZNOI‘.
‘e- ' ‘om Lakx‘ 3i:l-‘ .‘ . '
H) t~;x'1f1‘.;rlll()pac Fungi Extra precautions \Vll be taken by
( . oral onto. the Hartford police dopzlriment ‘10
guard against any “flocking" to that.
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.Uh‘lll. ‘.
ltll‘ .:llld scv
4 "Wm Danhury have '
«ll-moo in the past city of crooks and suspicious chamo-
ters that the police of New York city
1are. threatening to drive out of the
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- . «- - ' bber metropolis. (.11le of Police l diff]
' 1 (”us High Ru ' that Hartford would
.-..-_-. .1 . - kens'. said yesterday
Syili‘lit‘li‘l13ChI-Isttfa‘flgc Snot tolerate. the presence of lindcnir—
‘ . * {ables there and"he would give in-
Your \‘ictrola. for Xmas at structlons to every member of the
< (‘0. on their easy pay—lt‘orco to pick up suspects and cllnrc’o
2 suspicion.
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\ \LE—a good upright pianos? —Order your Victrola for Xmas at
makes in perfect order, j A.
.':63 good Christmas presanleni plan.
1,: maxi; mar the )larx‘infiliolfiflu.
‘~ “-’ rl're at 121
t: stO. Inl“ l——.\lcrry Xmas with a. Hoosier Kit.
H Chen Cabinet. Join our Hoosier; Club.
32's? ('Hnmw-Sntiomll churrh $1.430. Sit‘l'lillfl' Furniture Co. 127
rakllutli will hold its annual;VK’Qshington street. 50. N’walk.
nus ontvrizlillant this evening; .
parish roost- on tho Gr!‘?"n.l The Christmas rush hogan lll corn-
Axorciws will lmgin at 7 o'clockc‘est in the local post-office ycsterdnv
will lu- :1 program luv t‘m- pnpils morning and all throug'fi the any 8011(I-
All prions from 25.00 to
x}»‘(~‘-"‘C‘ing “Szvj‘ln I‘LmS' 'l‘oy Shall" «rs of purelds and other Christmas
Tr» r‘iJI’IZ‘f-Z‘ m‘ *l-n (‘mm‘ly Home mail (‘ilmi‘ to tho. office in nu nlmr‘lst
“"11“: ‘m 4.11.2349 of thc occasion. All flrp‘i'lltnfififi sly-Cum. As usual. the majori—
i._ "tn-j. my: of pvozllo SCom lo llilw- lhl‘l tilt-ir
FOR
F053 and Huylers Chocolates in usual bulk of pom-card mailing.
. <. "ill-fashioned for-3.".
il‘liriSlmns lllllllillg‘ until the 1:le mo-
ithollcll they have to travcl no more.
ftllun hall" 11 dozcn milc-s. The advance
fancy 53nd plain packages Per-_irjpt more than usual.
fumery. Kodaks. Combs, Brushes
and Toilet Articles.
Stillson & Powell, Corp.
‘-—-T.'mlirr-llus for Xmas. O’Brien.
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i»—.\lcrry Xmas with
,slfin. Sterling Furniture Co.
‘W’oshington Strcctfs‘o. Norwulk.
South Norwalk
£7
Dividend Not-ice.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors offing
Hulk. held this day, a dividend to the depositors
was declared at the rate of (4) per cent petun-
num from the earnings for the six months .endmg
December 31, 1920. . ‘
This dividend Will be entered onrpass-books and!
paid on and after January 10, 1921.
mam madam; '
GEORGE L. wooowm W ~
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and all who hear her fool that she ls,
'l‘ht> 161 now cusps of diplheriu HM;
\ll prices from 25.00 to them with vagrancy or hold thcm' on,
J. Collins ("0. on their 0115“ pay!
{Slim-d of thl‘i post—card rush is also
BRISTMAS .Gms'fi-on; strong and prognosticntcs the
if
a Hoosier Kit—
chen Cabinet. Join our Hoosier Club.
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“Mk Straps ren. The Hnmilton Shop. 49 “kill
me !'3l=711l. Silk'sueCt'
-‘~vnno:xan_v &l >
.izlg-s until, Miss FJVQ. Avallom‘l’ will sing Yam
;rln \Vzllor's “Night of Nights" at tlw
.____ :South Norwalk Baptist church. on
... Illl)'ll‘li’nt.‘l. next Sunday morning. Miss Aral»
“...-.38 included. lane’s beautiful contrnlto voice hazy.
Tl”: .\‘oislcss Kiddie Cur-ll‘nrlll and it is il'lll‘ that many par-
": ‘,".iiill'l‘ Co. ‘17 VC'aSth-ls. now bring lnzlilr-d to distill)!-
Fo. .\‘orwall—z. ipoints. cannot possibly roach their
, Erlvslinzltions until :lflur Christmas. It
——?,.1lii,es' Hun-y. Pure Silk Stock-Em tlml» now to mull :lll pzlrccls in-
At Kcel- it‘llfil’wl for Christmas cit-livery. ovcn
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til 2.50.
The Nor-walk
close» tomorrow for the Christmas va-l
cation, and will reopen on Monday
January 3rd. '
”Stationery. suitable
priuto _
assortment of beautiful boxes. .
Hulliiton Shop, 49 Wall street. I
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Choose your Christmas Gift for every member of
the family from our wonderfful» stock of Gift Suggest-
ions. There are Dolls and Toys for the Kiddies; Smok-
ing Stands, Easy Chairs, Etc, for Dad; and Desks, Sew—
lng C.Rbinets and many other selections that Mother will“
appreciate. There is Still time to make your selections
from full and complete assortments.,bel:ause many last :
minute Shipments” have justbeen placed on our floors.
TEA WAGONS
SEWING CABINETS
FLOOR LAMPS
BOUDOIR LAMPS
EASY CHAIRS
SMOKING STANDS
ASH TRAYS
LIBRARY TABLES
DAVENPORT TABLES
GATELEG TABLES
ENAMELED TABLES,
SECTIONAL BOOK CASES
‘ DOLLS ‘ ~
DOLL CARRIAGES
FLEXIBLE. FLYERS
CHILDREN’S} DESKS
' MAHOGANY CLOCKS
MAHOGANY CANDLE
STICKS
'TABORE'I'FES
PEDESTALS .
CEDAR CHESTS
MATTING COVERED
BOXES
DESKS
SERva TRAYS
MIRRfl J
RAMPERS
VICTROLAS
RECORDS
J ARDINIERS AND
PEDES’I‘
JARDINIERS
STATUARY
CUT GLASS "
FANCY CHINA .-
CASSEROLES
_PYREX WARE
1A1UMINUM WARE
DINNER sETS '
CHILDREN’S CHAIRS
Bum BOOKS
KIDDIE EARS
ALS
Your Christmas money will go further, and buy more
genuine, lasting satisfaction if it is invested in Useful
Gifts, than in almost anything else we can think of. The
lowest prices in many a year are ‘in effect throughout
the entire store. Price economies we never even hoped
to make are fully realized this Christmas. Co'm‘é- in; I
while there is yet time who}! without -hastse, and» see
these wonderful values with youf
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TEA SETS .
ELECTRIC PERCOLA-
TORS ‘
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC GRILL‘S
ELECTRIC IRONS
- ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANERS
BRASS GOODS -
THERMOS“BOTTLES'
THERMOS LUNCH, SETS
MEDICINE CABINETS -
AUTOMOBILES
BLACK ,, BOARDS
ROCKING HORSES
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at Donnelly's, .
; ways
5 line.
public schools will 5
villo.
and
for old and young.
; ncy.
—Buy your Xmas present at O’Brien county jail until their cases come up
in the Superior court. I
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* jOin “our Christmas?
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EVN'atermav Fountain Pens.
Soc our complete :(‘lmlnvr for Xmas :It l'lonllclly‘s 16—15
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‘ Delivery today by taking: :H‘Yflnldfl‘“ of l Home in South Main strvvt.
_Try Homestead Pics. llmui Oi I. 'ld\"t. in lroulld boxing bout holwvmi'Joc Milli .ul‘wnng
(leorgie Muldello and Anthony 1-10-; ”_....“
SWIIIIEV lhr- imv on auto. Storllnz‘r Fur-
ufipro- ll-nlpted to rob Hassan‘s fruit and nlture CO. 121 \Vushington st. S. Nor.
A‘ large Grocery store. were taken to Bridge-l
The port yesterday afternon by Sergeant :HRed Rider The Noisless Kiddie Car.
Thomas Hunt and Patrolman '1‘. Dan ‘The Sterling Furniture Co. 127 \Vafih»!
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:ll- Spm‘iul l-may lwrms
acceptable.
The Hamilton Shop. .h‘fl. .\luin Si. llt'svl‘t‘e one
‘lllls special ol‘ll'r.
llodzly‘s paper.
(lt-
membcrs of the gang who
The men will be lodged in the illgtOn street, So. Norwulk.
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Hoover
..———————— . ‘Socks‘!
Mrs. Louise Beers. Mrs. Frank imiqualily for 75c.
‘(lh ason. Mrs. \Villiam Matthews. Mrs.‘
——NO matter where you pop the \Villinm H. Stowe. Charles llurlburt.
at Brand‘s Miss Ruth Cleary and Miss Ellzabelhia long list of all kinds of (“hristmas
:Tolles. of South Norwalk. were guesta‘gcom. dunks.
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 529.
llcyal Order or Moose. will h‘old :1.
lsmokor tomorrow Pruning it till»-
A two
lulu and Elmer \Villillms will iw (l
ll‘mlturo. There will also Vlw other ul—
iruciions and l‘ci‘rcshmvnis.
-‘-BU,\‘ the my fill auto. Slrl'iill: Fur—
,nlluro Co. 127 \Vausmngion St. S. .\‘or.
~—\\'hy not give him :1 pair of Sill;
Kt'clcr's are selling tho $l
! Schultze’s big adv. not only gives
chickens. little pigs.
at and all cuts or fresh and curod meats
court robbery by keeping
your money improperly
guarded during the night.
We invite. you: to if
Sayings Club.
' HANGING on tlle’tree on (“bristlnas Eve let your
wife, daughter or son find: Shani: book' in their
, name Showing an initial deposit that you have '
made“‘for them of $5 or more in this strongllianku—
itrwifi‘be a. .glft'worth while/and sheila: Will keep
Inexmy green down through“’tile years; = ,
You will have thenatisfied and eonttgntodfeeb
‘lngéra deed
caddie Sp'
.. -11’done—+a'deed:£harli¢fits the day ’57
‘ 1 question buy the ring
g OPEN _ Jewelry Store;__—_ {at the Stokes-Stapleton ~wedding
‘ I Brands's Jewelry Store. day,
EVENINGS . r
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This» bank‘ will" be :
open'fromv'l to 8 p. 2, ' ‘
. until Christmas. ;
’ Merchants and shop- 1
_ pers will find this a great 3.7:.
help in their banking if ‘ *
Iegotiations, and it will of- t .
‘ fer a safe place for money :
taken in during the after- 1‘ _
'noon and evening. Do not 3L '
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_Dinmond rings. lowest price at \Vhite-Plains. New York, last Satur-"at the lowest in the city prices. but
has made up a "Cash and Carry
Special" that is in line with his con-
‘stant efforts to give the most for the
money in every department.
shopping bag‘fille'd with n choice 3»
,sortment of fifteen practical items
lthat will so alongway in adding 'to
the pleasure of thc‘Christmais dinner
and ranging from a package of you].
try dressing to a cake of soap in
{make washing the dishes an easy
Mask. Better buy. one and, get a
demonstration of the big saving in
,the cash and carry system.
”Electric Percolators.’ Toasters.
Grill Irons. vacuum cleaners at A. J.
Collins-Co.
45.le down brings a genuine \‘ictrola.
to your home from Donnelly’s. amt.
our good servioe goes with 11:.
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”Electric Percolatorn. Toasters.
Grill: Irons.
Collins Co. - -
This ,
special is a strong and serviceable-
1mm; agent for the
FILES CFRED IN,“ TO 14 ”Al's
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Drug-gist! Y‘A‘fllllf‘ monoy if P310
,Uimmont fails to our» itching. Blind,
or l'rolrull‘mg l‘ilcs. In-
stantly l‘olivvos Itching: l’llvs and you
.mm {.‘k‘l l-vstl‘ul slur-p altar first applia
:cntlou. 6‘90.
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l whlcn's. “’omcn‘s. and Children’s
‘llrgh Al‘ctics at (Tonneally & Brack-
cn’s. Open evenings until Christmas.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 4’
BRONCHITIS, TRY
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Countless grove sickness” in rec « ~
ogniled by the medical protection a
having their direct or indirect was
in a ne looted cold or cough. Kerr‘s
flax so emulsion, Linonine, is most.
inflamed nul—
yammylcleanm at. A; J. ‘
healing agent {or the inhuman! mn-
cm manhunt-I of mu,- thmt and
Jun-g paling”; Thng‘wmlo‘rmme.
is removing colds, coughs uld hm-
okitis it is also nature‘s chief aid in
maturing vitality.
Alldmggsts—lnslat on having the ,
“31:1an and $1.20. 5 _
Rim ,.
mar ‘RE'A'DACHEE i
come from eye-straim:
AEIW glam to. the eyes
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