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For Men. Women and Children
Bath Robes and Blanket:
In 31! wool and cotton, 3 complete
assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Under Memo note!
SOUTH NORWALK .
an MS
Clmuce s Butler-field. of 19 East
avenue. is seriously ill athis home.
Mr!- Geoxse s. Schultze. of Fairfieid.
was a. recent visitor with relathes
here.
—BI$your coal at Harris and Gm
Pu bliC infi
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Girls' and W vman 5 Club has ham]
warming tomorro“
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Ducks are vel'i’ 1319311511} in local
waters. according to reports of m1
sportsmen. . ,
...Hats renovaxed a: O'Brien’s L
Mlié Ruth Caxe Flax Hill Road. is
entertainirg Miss Elsie Maase of Flax
Hi I! Read
The Norwalk High basketball. teaxn
Waterbury:
wheduled to play the
:21 today in that city.
2 o;
-—Ooal at lowest prices. Harris and
Gang.
There was skating on Davis pond m
3 road. River, yesterday.
:r; reported two to three inches thick.
_-—_
Miss Mabel Ke'mler. of Putnam am-
4 v.12 and Miss Beatrice Max-em of flu-
zon street. are in New York city to.
day.
Pad-Oman and Mrs. “’anace Em:
mis of Elizabeth street entertained
friends from out of town recently at
their game.
—Buy your Yictrola for Christmas
on-easy mead: payments at Donnel-
33'3. 128 So. Rain 8!.
For the past z'omueight hours
then:— has not been a single entry made
in the police blotter in the First Dis-
Inc: police station.
The Senior Class of the Norwalk
High School will present its play ”The
Cameo Girl" at the Regent and Palace
Theaxzt-s on February Stb and 9th.
—_____
A rehearsal of the degree team and
Guard of Eureka. Rebekah Lodge. No.
12. I. 0.0. F. was held last evening
in preparation for the initiation to be
held on Friday evening the 16117.
'I'wo automobile bus loads of mem-
bers of the Standard Bearers of the
the ice be-.
CHRISTMAS GIFI‘sLT
For Boys
.mcats $8.59to$20.00
ismeithcxu'atI-ousm
,, , $8.50t051350
m.......sssoto $6.50
kipneemouses 31.00203150
Rogers 8? L'SteVensL
L iwo States
So. Norwalk
Normal:
7...........$10.90to$20.00:.
Wis......15cm25c;
. served and a. social hour eujoyed.
L2
L’Ice at Mo y lam-ch depot. when the w :- cLhed there.
fling will be extremely: ~Monohau. Ihe foreman. was notified
. A Lmeeting 92L the. dimmers _, . . a full report 0 ihe res
’orwalk Realtv and improxement cent fair wild be Even at this Lame.
companv win he held tomgm for. the?
purpose of making arrangements for
a permanent man5ger of Royal Mes was bitten
7 . reel 23 d Lénally placed Lthém
g his moi-a g. ac- The truck the men w ,
r made to the 119- Republic. ton and a half.
e omas Walsh 'itialsL J. S painted on it. and mgistrwf
Ehmienfg ‘flfi tion numbers 815-758 N. Y These
4 numbers are now being traced- '
The names given by the men are;
believed by the police to be aliases
, _ , - the Western Union
tLrice Farmer. 2 Edwards 51:54:22. FOL. Telegraph company's oflice on South
‘ lowing the meetmg, mineshments were 33123111 Street- ”9313““ 1° take 1}“? key _
L Out of the {1001' Of the Oflice when he lug-4 been arrested three times before
' locked up 13131- 11181112 the key being for serious ,ofl‘enses and ioWuied
110de E. Mead. 0180 Woodward {Ound in the {3993‘ 11? Patrolman Mil: aliases. MaddenLL also confessed to
Avenue. reported to the police” last. ten Lockwood. , . (having been air-rested once before. L”
night that yesterday aftern‘gn some-: 4 3 110th claims that the: truck is
one had cums-ca the garage at ms! mm” at the Railroad the pme’rty 9: Jacob Smfltkofi u
~home and had stolen two coats. one tower thought be 80,386 a fire ', L
'a woman’ .5 coal; dark‘ blue with. a for third floor 01 1?“? Lauder 31°03! about pets w I: led 12in: to this belief. The
35911.... the other a_L man’s guey over— 5:30 o'dock this morning and noiified men claim however that the truck is
coat; with a straw in it. 4 1213.2. police. Palmiman Reynolds in— owned by .1055 Stain: or 40 LEast 40o:
—______ vestigating foam! out that the occu— tsreet. New. York, and that the drive
Deputy Shes-It: Edward B. Doulgug pant of the mom was starting a fire. who made his agape was John Leo
today served subpoeuges on local wit-3 ' of the seine address”.
- nausea in the me of me vs. Tam. The Sal““°n my Chnstmas 1131. They did 3:91: reveal the names of :
(30:1un The cage will he been: in use were Dim 011 the street corner: the other no men. ,
,the Criminal side of 1119. Saw this morning 41— the purpose of €01— Stamtord ,sem: up Detectives James, L
Court on my morning next. looting fund” 101‘ Chm baskets. A. Berra-nap. Thomas Foley and Paul '
Judge E. M Lockwood will prosecute There are 311°“:me families 'LWhO Hayes, to 132W the case while -
and Attorney Edward J.’ Quluzau de- will be taken cm W by the Salvation Thomas Spanldlug. a captain or the
fend 33.11113' this year and the public should .
help to keep the pots boiling.
i
2!
. 'flae courtesy oLILYL Litessrs. Hamilton
and Amult in allowing the Nome-L
per Bowling
use of. the” alleys for last eveniug is
greatly appreciated by the. members
, . he pmpsietors incon-
.venieuced me or the regular pat—
rons to he! t l -
mg gm LP on he League to a, fly it is likely that the conference will
settle onr‘e for all whether the suicide
, Harold Dunn of the south Nor-walk Ferd!“ Sm“ be- accepted
222=222.222.2e.222222.2¢2. .. .... ......
place at the corner of Fairfield and several 50‘0” and a. capable cast gave
Connecticut avenues. 'An automobile the ugh: comedy The Burglar
drixen by Dunn struck a. light deliv Alarm" 3‘ the “'5" °1 the Epworth
ery Wagon. driven by BenJamin Lep— League of the East Avenue M. E.
‘ st. evening. The booths
08k} of 26 Du stree hraakin the church 13
shafts of the gagODLt'q-his wasgyw— were wdl Patronized. The cafeteria.
Lt _ supper served from 6 until 8 by the
49“” a‘mmwn‘ members of the Ladies' Aid society
road. The Darien auiborlties are a
Coroner 50"” 1 13119133 and .he so invesflmfing and this" arbor-noon
teams the run state police on Monday morning will Wm
hold a confereuce over the death of
Dr. Elizabetb L”. Radon: whose body
was Ioundon the Beach road, Fair—
field last Saturday The My will not
.be exhumed, according to Departs and
The men claim «that they were out
on a. joy ride~with the truck and were
on their way to Bridgeport. L “fife
truck hasbeenplacediu oneofthe
Darien ”
The truck was empty when it was
examined by “Fella. Manchu; LspEd ~
the truék near to where the packages
lay when he was making a trip to the
spa: to take more to his (loaders to
store them for safe Weeping. When ”
he saw the truck. sixxgnen who were 1;
near the embankment where the
packages lay, ran “away, climbed
aboard the truck and drove away.
q.
\{onohan- follewed them as- M be
Douglas Fowler W. R. C. N _ 15 also was well patronized.
books and other interesting
—Coal at Harris- and Guns.
Friends of Mrs. Dexter Hoyt
cold.
—-Radiator and Hood
Aaron Kohn.
on January 8.
the work will be staged by the Bridge
port deg-ea team.
Members of Lady
Ben T. Nash. of Broad Riv.er has belds '15 annual Election of officers
presented the new Girl 3 and \Vomen' s :3;
I at with a number of e n
club on Lwaj sue thmgg Martha Wilcox; junior vice-president.
,with which to furnish the club rooms l
of g tlon. Jennie Finch.
Wcstport avenue will he giad to know
that her condition is improving at her: ,
13°32 232.333..“aeé’.§°§32€i$.25; ...... a j... ...... ...... 1082 and 1...... I ...... me:- we.» had been
0
Covers. Emade to see that you are properly man or
There will be initiation of a large
elm of candidates into Court Narruk
The initiation will be
held in the 'Town Assembly hall and
“'ashington
"Lodge. No. 21. Shepherds of Bethle
ham. will journey to New Haven to-
Noru‘a {k M. E. church this afternoon .night by autombgle to pay 8' surprise
are unending a. cusmict conference :2:
New may The $311? Iett N55522:: '
at too .Yr'une inasmuch as the cori- erg
6.168 I {ens at 3 o ”302...
“Radiator
Aaron Kohn.
an (1 Hood covers.
White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
Stillson-Powell
82 Washington 81., So. Hm
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I'm’t 4 “w z".- r Mu“
q.
as» ”m .,
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II.‘|illl[:!full..l.L!
doors.
Qty.
eILit aasfbeen ”pl-opined
——~Soft bats and caps at 0' Brian's.
i“Children of~ Genuis"
South Norwalk Methodist church .20
mor; ow evening at 7:30. It is Cb
:mas time; get into the spirit of it.
3 —Hats renovated at O'Brien“ 5.
23 Morgan avenue on Mondav
ing. December 12th when Chan?
“Wu and other Winter'Plamsf
——In the days of our grandfathers.
Special ' Bargains.
108 2.
c—-——__—
Theka
the one who always
mama’s-m.
. risl,
Jacob B. Raymond and Wallace.
Dunn, of Norwalk. and E. I-I._St2.n-
M and William D. Fisher, of WiL .
ton. have been sumn'umed to serve on
tutu-yo: the Court or Common.
Pleas. criminal side on December 13._
Deputy Shall! Nelson Benedict served
the jrw warrants today.
mulmnnmmm»
visit to Star of Progress Lodge. A fine
Near Miss Ruth Bowman. wonderziL
in! young singer. in the first of the
services in,the’
The Bird and Nature club of Nor L
walk will meet with Mrs. James Hall.
F\€‘H— .
K 2
Averill, the naturalist, will spoal: on‘
.
rags and and paper were stuffed in the s
cracks around windows and doors, to
keep out cold. wind. storm and dirL5 ;
We. of today. demand‘storm sash and
Phone
C. L. St. John, .The Builder.
could and 13213115: had them captured. 7
While the railroad authorities would
not. make any mtementr W 1316*
case it is believed that coniedemtes»
hiding onLthevu-aln. broke the seals on.
the doors. threw out the ML'wheu .
the train ma up for water and».
that it was‘pre-alranged that. the ”
truck should come to the spot load up
‘and drive ”away.
FIVE ILIE-N HELD IN
DARIEN FOR ROBBING
. FFEIGIIT TRAIN
(Continued from Pace Gael
touowsza—Presldent. 1
senior vice-Went ‘ ‘
night as
Keller;
Frances Joyce: tneasurer, Harriet
K‘eit; ‘chuplain. Rue Whitney; 0.031-
'ductor Lina Gannng: guard. Lizzie
Brotherton: delegate to the conven-
deu. 141M sthfiLeet and St. Ann” 3 avenue.
——-——~—-—— I; \ew 3 m k 1 ii}.
apt-open) L:0wmrs Any time you; Thesv S ‘9 men were Placed under -
need a mechanic bv the day or you arrest by Coumbles George Katie and
h.
sown! NORWALK' REDME‘S‘S
SECOND DANCE A SUCCESS.
, The Bedlam: or the Second Dial-let ,
field a dance'last night in Bedmen‘s-
Bail. Wuhiugtpn street. that was ,a.
success. There wereabout 350 pres-
ent. Many were there from Westport
Ileaxe word. We will "appreciate this' "tipped hf?" by a man who gave his
flavor on your part and excl-y anion: name as .\ Wuhan and who is a; fore-
kebab 38113 on the uni.
road. 21...: an auto truck. containing
serv ed.
Gwd my Silk; Handles of Amber, Bakelite
96 Washington Street
85 W asLLhLingL‘ton Street. Soufli Norwalk
L Exceptionally 222553-322 Prices
on Women’ s and Men s
Fme $11k Umbrellas
Women’ 3 Silk Umbrefia $6.28
hugsL or Leather Strap
At$8._95 “$9.59, a BetterGradeofSilkand
- Very Unique Eadie;
»NENSIEMMEMN
Cieseroflfigoodquahtygbmaodmlkmth
szceofWahscI-ookhandles
344%, $.88, $6.29, $8.48 ,
Bath Robes and House Coats
”THE FALL; MARK STORE”
_FRANK.LAUDER
JEWELER
Successor to Coleburn & Lauder
. Silverware
Gut Glass
South Norwalk
Very Truly,
Chas. L. St. John
The Builder, City.
Linen. had been frightened
away 1mm the spot where the goods
were four:»! alongside the track.
Monoh..n came to Daria: and cm.-
.Velie. 8132} then showed Velie where
the {rook mas stuck beneath the Ray~
mend strCé-t bridge. Here Yale and.
Palmer w-nt andaccosted the men.
stopping 21w of them Three ‘o'fiiers
made thvh fiscape and a search is be-
Wiltonyraug New Canaanu Themusicw
—was furnished by the “FiveSyncopa:
to " who men: to become more .
popular ml: Friday night a: this ball; .
1450113813}. they had to answer en—'
.core unex- encore at the end of every,
.danoe. If the dancing public {aucy
ever-109k 3”. mm, it seems to be taking
3.9.35 Now. intake: of 1158.016 fashioned
waltz. Ixaboeeemathalhepopma
S
' The Independents a recently organ—
beam of girls win play the Nomad):
High School, Girls Alumni .team in-
stead of Hie Not-walk High gifls on
Monday evening. as the preliminary,
Zgame to the Kelsi-Ks of Columbus-
New Rochelle basketball game at lag made un— tlie three men who es—L srioe charge-d totbedaneupmeothe
aloyt's Theatre hall. {tacos previ- coped. . :5 , W of a. like 3358mm all age:
bush; announced that the :N.‘ B. s. The Waiw express Stopped Elbe tiara! dancing. Next week a can
girls team would play. This win he alongside t watering tank early this 8918 28nd melt)? (mace will be fields -
ihe opening of the basketball season morning. tfie crew oil-Iceman; the 3303'me will be free.
ior the local K of C lpuc Biases {muttered along the embauk— ' --:-x--————-——-———-—— 7
« ' W P818015 NIBBY.
' With the Fisitiog of Sing Sing prison
aumgxhepastweekbyaiamew _
,9: Norwalk Elks an unecume related .
‘ of. {be late Freshman; Theodore Roose~~
Felt by Rev. Thomas J. Firm. of St. ‘
L Max-"s church is quite appropriate.“
Futile: Finn was a. 35:81 {Head of the ,”
loted Wan. ‘
The talk of the party in whiebi »
.Roosevelt and Father Find Mei-.- ;
' gated turned to criminals and prisons.
, As clever as ever with presentiugfi ' '
142222290351 experience on any subjeét. .
’ Roosexelt cold 0 f aman imprisoned in j,
Sing Sing on a charge of which he was
hot gmitv.
.- "Faber Duffy declared that he was; ‘
. innocent and I believed so.“ declared ~
the. former Presxdent. “And so. while‘
L, governor I pardoned lam. "
Exclusive agency of the Famous Worth Chocolates. Also
French and Amerim Ice (imam delivered for an minions.
wabfscmfiafibmky
:W Hotel Block, South Norwaik.
____
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Before Santa Claus
comes you had better lay in a
goodly supply of our confection-
en; You know the goodness,
and purity of our candies brings
good cheer everywhem it is
opened.
are bere in a wide W. t
and {be} are the good old-
feshioned kind {hat are cases-
able to the very end.
Comeinandseethefmedis-
play; it will surely tempt You
into purchasing.
Pge&8haw,and?ark&$flfords
Telephone 1584
Then in a sumo Izoice Roosevelt Elli
to his friends. “I don't know to this:
flay whether It was .33. legal act or not!
But um done " 4 '
SOUTHERN SINGER IN SOUTH.
' - ERR SONGS .
At the third Art and Musical pro-
amiahegwenafihe home «Miss
Hard. 43 West avenue. on Sunday
”an!
5..
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mummuwm ‘4
Minnow”)? EWMNWWW
bysyltmhcdepouta‘moutmclub. ,5 4 “
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