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i 50' \OKWALK _ assortment. .
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Gifts 0f Men’s In E. K. BANKS
Genuine MociikGlm-‘es -- Under 0 Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK
' f" if
price that 15 a gut
to you.
$3.00
At a
Nomination of officers will feature
, the meeting of the Frank C. Godfrey
iPost. No. 12. American Legion. to be
.held tonight in-the legion hall.
\locha ;EO\'-> “‘0 , _ ‘ ——————
kinds M \ ——Select your Victrola for Christ—
mocha: mas now at the A. J. Collins Co.. any
In on. ‘ ”7mm give a gsize. from $25.00 to $835.00. Easy
r‘ ‘ 0L1 “ ’payments.
.... [n.7- best glove
The Endeavor Circle will meet Wed-
nesdav exening December 14th at
w 7 30 p m.1vith Mrs. M. H. Nutting.
‘s :16 Putnam :uenue.
':il::llp:
““_‘:lf:1
—Buy your coal at Harris and Gans.
All Tiger football players are re-
quested to report for practice this
'evenilig in preparation for the second
game with the All-Stamford team to
be played on Sunday in Stamford.
112:? Fl 511302 it‘ll.
4—85. 00 will bring to your home a
the A. J. Collins Co..
small payments.
. . . _ ‘
Igiiilonchtlsi. ‘fl ictrola from
$9 ‘ .thc balance in
-——\‘ictor records are
Make your
or is looked for bv his friends.
Albert Venezia. who was yesterday
bound over to the criminal side of the
Superior court by Judge Vosburgh.
probable cause having been found on
the charge that he stole an automo—
bile. belonging to Joseph Grumbly.
was released yesterday afternoon,
bonds of $3.000 having been furnish—
ed. He will come to trial at the'Feb-
ruary term of the Superior court.
The 43151; regular stssion ofiNor—
Protective Order of Elks, will be held
in the lodge room tomorrow evening
at 8 o’clock. District Deputy G. E. R.
William J. Shanahan'will make an
official visit at this session. Plans are
being made for the annual Christmas
tree festivities for the children of‘tfio
County Home and the Day Nursery.’
CALIFORNIA BIAY PLAY
HARVARD FOOTBALL GAVIE
BERKELEY. CaL Dec. 13.—Cali-
fornia will take Harvard‘s invitation
for a football game under considera-
tion. and may accept. Graduate Mana-
ger Luther D. Nichols announced here
today. The matter will. be taken up
formally when the invitation arrives.
BRIDE OF TWO-GUN ROMEO.
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and election of officers
.. fir...) Nomination
"1‘13.“ .meh‘ )gvfjf I llcas “1 .9; will be held _at the meeting
- ‘v ‘1 "‘1‘ 1'9 1““ thhiVVll Commaiudery. No. 956. L'. 0. G.
-lc. 1-. to be held in P. o. s. of A. Hall.
.Madison and Franklin streets. at 8:30
lo'clock this evening.
and Hood covers.
-‘*- 1 election of officers will ‘ ”‘15“ the X17135 gift 811d cake solo
‘VVA"4 J“ .
The
be h‘ll _.. tomorro“ night-s mt‘f‘ling. lgiven by ladies of First Methodist
‘1". “h t“ \‘o 5., 0. E S. EEpiscopal church at church parlors.
(«0;»er 8“ e" ‘ ‘ lived like. 14. 2 P. M. éMusic and
r-X'ictor records are ideal Christ-,Tea'
' ‘ ' ‘ - =‘ l‘ ' t A. .5
mas guts} Make 30‘”. stlec mu d ' \Yaliace Dunn and Jacob l’-. Ray-
JCOLInS Lo' .mord. of Norwalk. and \\'illiam H.
~it»;-?ivjo of 11., 120,... :Fishn- and E. H. Stannard. of \Vilton. ’
Y;.}:.. “15"“; 1);“ gare today in Bridgeport as jurors for.
tirw {the session of the criminal side of the
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gL'ourt oz tommon
this morning.
ing. at which
hail on the lllzltiv'l‘
.::..'ing money for the
- t the deficit in the lupi-
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-" ly)‘ the Board of ill-.lzn‘a— ‘5 and HOOd Covers:
' : :lw Bonn! of Hsmmn L-‘amn K011“-
——Coal at Harris and Gans. i All zillinlnnhilv operator] by Alrsfi
» . il-Iriwurs‘: I”. .‘qum-r I‘Illll‘li‘ll will;
11-. gift always causes lots of i‘rolie‘y iii!‘ :1: Main and “(all streets. 3
Elan-owl thought but if you‘re a :5'r'SZl‘hill)’ afternoon. The auto “:12:
busy person and haven't much iln19.'c0:lsi.leralll_\‘ dumagvll. Molmman
just 53,? into the Hamilton Shop and ’Jnhn liarrrtt' was in charge of tin
let us (in some of your thinking for gtl'Onll‘l
you. She's the kind that deserves the ' . "" ’
Loss: of .l: l_ and am on: our gifts tlir—rcl -—~llosur.v makes the best Xmas
are Just tr e things that “ill suit. gin-“try Keeler‘s and save money.
The ‘
Hamiston Shop. 43 \‘i'all Street.‘
A splendidly
attended meeting of
__$3,_-., will bring to vour home a gthe Norwalk Bird and Nature club
from the A. J Collins Co. was held at the home of Mrs James
1“. Hall. 33 lforgan avenue. last night.
.The feature of the meeting was an in-
tcresting talk given by Charles K.
lice in small pavments.
Tine mail for the Angevine Company
{EMS heal er every day as the kiddies '_Averill on "Evergreens and \Ninier;
write their interesting letters to Santa Plants." The speaker had his SUbjE‘Cl
Claus This enterprising store (uh-(fin .well in hand and presented some very
fises to he headquarters for all Santos unusual material.
‘ .
letters 2.21.} will give away an automo-. —-—-—
bile to sh..- lucky eirl or boy whoa). The December meeting of the. com-:
first rater Claus takes on: 1.3 mon council will be held at 8 o'clock;
read. All are nurnllerod and this evening in the council chambersl
will be (ll‘fil‘ffl on F‘riday :\fning l‘ity hall. Al this time a number of
Dec. 33rd. ‘ - -~ bills will come up for payment andf
22:. .e will be a number cl other '.m-'
r " "L _ —‘ portant matter presented. It is ex-
pected that Councilman George Ing-
llam from the Third district will ask
that measures be taken to lessen the
White Pine and Tar
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
_ . nuisance caused by the garbagr dump
Throat, Bronchitis etc. lon Seuvimv avenue.
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-—Select your Vicirola. for Christ!
' :mas now at the A. J. Collins l‘o.. any
Stlllson Powell corp. isize. from 3:25.06 to $835.00. Easy
82 Washington St, So. Norwalkralments. -
z The regular monthly meeting of
éthe Norwalk Chapter. I) A. it, will
$32 be held in the First Congregational
Church of \ornnalk on Thursda) at-
ternoon.De(-.15th at3 o'clock. Mrs
Harvey \\ hite will not speak until the,
vFebruary meeting. Miss Frances
3Hurd will" give a‘short talk. and
:there will be a number of Ngro Folk
songs. The regent requests every
member to be present. and to help
'make this meeting one of the best. as
it is the last. of the year 1921. Come
and bring a guest.
of ma .
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tion picture star. whose marriage
to William S. Hart, wk: plays
\Vestern types on the screen, ‘
causes surprise among theatricnI
folk. ~
When you deposit will
Christmas Club you soon have
works.
INCREASING
é: ‘1 —Give her a pair of wide-seam
Li istockings—Keeler’s. '
f. THE ,. .
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* The successful man is
i the. .one who always .1-5
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llehaveagrea onlyaffoollil'1 ilw‘iil-
vanety of 4311158; forever bemooth sail- .
you will surely find ing. The best guarantee
. you have against bad
one to smt your
luck is :a sausage alle-
count. Let this band:
help you.
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
walk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and.
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meme
dyi’d .
‘ skirts." welds. coats.
' \ ou wish
Come in ad
Bring in as your first doped
each week. Join the Club man-m moneys-4 6.11m-
The following tables explain the different Clubs: ~
:H.
dent of Stockton street. Brooklyn,
Bate og'this city. and now a resi-
was
married on Sunday eveningdast at. his
home to Miss Elizabeth Shopick.
:Arctic street. Bridgeport. by
.‘umrans. of Brooklvn. The wed
was attended by relatives and ‘fri
of the couple.
i‘ir Shopick, an uncle of the b
attended the couple Mr. Bate
lAmong those who attended from
city. were Mr. and Mrs. H. Date
nullify and (Mrs. M. Josem.
and many beautiful gifts
her sister. Mrs. \Valter Rose. 0
11,... r home.
3m...- l-‘arrell‘s last evening in S
on".
in California. Among the guests
m.” grea ‘1' Consideration.
of
Rabbi
ding
ends
Mr and Mrs. Bate and _
Davis. Attornry Edward J. Quinlan
and Attorney Freeman Light. attend—
ed the December meeting and smoker
of the Yale Alumni ASsOciation of
Tail-field county held last evening at
the Suburban Club. Main street and
Suburban avenue. Stamford.
ride . Dean Angier of the University
was spoke . interestingly on 7"Freshman
'Problems" and Captain Aldrich on
foimerl) ‘a. resident of this city some
three years ago and is now actively!
‘ l engaged in business in New.York
city.
this
and
Saturday evening. Miss Ethel Farrell
was the recipient of the best wishes
from
gunning of friends at the Home of
a
£28
qwrrit avenuehwith whom she made
Interesting games. danc-
51-min): 0f 3- delightful luncheon made.
011th
Norwzllk for many years an enjoyable
Miss Farrell left Sunday with
hw‘ sister. Mrs William Hal-rocks. of
Philadelphia. for a tour of our western
sum 5 and will make her future home
pre-
.Lov.‘ BROTHERS PLEA!) GI‘ILTY.
HARTFORD, Doc. 13.-——John Qatari
éTin:4nYl 5' J. Long, who for many years
;\\'pri' proprietors of Long‘s Hotel. in
[this 5 2:}; today. in the Criminal Court.
fplezmul guilty to sale of gin and of
.jkmvp .- liquor with intent to sell.
Maltbie imposcd'thirty do}:
éDY El) HER DRESS
LIKE NEW, ALSO
A CHILD’S COAT:
3w. 'Diamond Dyes“ and
Don't wonder‘vwhether you
- Worn.
follow:
the Sll'llIliQ_;\fdjreCti0nfi in every pack—
’ age.
iidye or unugjsucceasfully.
.tect holnc dyeing is guaranteed with
)yelrevgp‘ ityou have never
t’aded dresses.
sweaters. stock-
can
because per.
lugs. draperies. hangings. everything.
become like new again. Just
your druggist whether
to dye
whether it is linen. cotton. of m
goods Diamond Dyes never str
spot. fade or run. Adv.
Ir big 311m;
PW
CLUB "GREASE mm
admit”! 63.75
in our
that-is-the way it
t, the amountyeuom spare
tell
the material
is wool orpsilk. or
ixed
eak.
5.411 were: Mrs. William Barracks.
Mrs. Edward Emerick. Mrs. James
T(l(v::~'-l‘. Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins.
33p and Mrs. Paul Singerwald. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Baker. Mr. .
and .‘vilS. Steven Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
\vtzmun Von Castleburg, Mr. and Mrs. .
Sm" Young. Mr. and Mrs. Henry]
3103.1. r. Mr. and Mrs. \Viliiam VoighL ‘
My» .rml Mrs Lester Farrell. Mr. and
Bll‘s \‘x‘illiam Coppel‘waith. Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Selximeyer. Mr. and Mrs
Wain: R039. William Mammal). Al
Kw... William Farrell.
‘in 3:1 l’ll each count. ,a total of sixty
fduys each of the accused. The.
ljudg. .ml he did little sympathy for
.111: ,,g.;.. of mild punishment in such '
’cnm 5 Ho: believed the salutary effect
.of it vntence in llwse cases was a
.“The 1921 Football Season." Motion
‘pictures of the Yale-Princeton foot-
ball game were also shown.
NOTHING (‘10 SUBSTAVTIATE
.‘IURDER THEORY.
BRLDGEPOR‘T. Dec. 13.—Nothing
tosubstantiaie a murder theory was
presented by the State Police. who to»
day made a preliminary report to
Coroner Phelan covering the death
or Dr. Elizabeth L. .Radom. whose
body was found on the beach road.
Faulty the system
against Colds Grip
and Influenza by
taking
Bram
auinine
labia-ts
which destroygenns. act asap
tonic laxative. and keep thosyo- '7
ten) in condition to throwofl' .-
attacks of Colds. Grip and In-
fluenzfi. ‘5
836 sure you get
0M;
Theguninehemthisoignam
PlioeSOc.
TUESDAY, mac. 13, I92!“ j = m
4 _‘? _ M . . . 1T ! > June... .. .
. Former County CommisS‘ioner John, A' EYDED YALE ALI'MSI " " " ' V'
OUTING FLANNEL Brophy' of Ridgefield called on‘ SOCIAL IVOMS SMOKER. ' ltsfiichncr - banality
. 'friends in South Norwalk yesterdayd ' ' ' fl . . - . ___.
Gcor c L. Rockwell brought him? ‘ General Russell Frat; Prosecuting -' - r ,.. Z
,. GARMENTS - here egin. his auto. VMr Brophy is quite: BATE-SHOPICK Attornev (‘iamér C. Hegcman. Ref: 5:211:63 Tea". Vt results 7 L
For Hen Woman and Children feeble but a recoverv to old time \igfi l} 'cree in Bankruptcy John Keogh. Sen-
, Isadore ate. mm of MT and “re; fator Aehemiah Candee. Attorney Leo 3:3 fed {’3’ no fith‘f
The Cirdet a Self-Adjusting. It aim—
plxokpoam the head, deepen!
waist-ad smooth. outugly lines.
ifyaur dealer am’rgefitmd ,
. We’ll send the
Order epoi_d. Size; 34 to 48.
-Fasluon hMIe
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Tea on salt anywhere.
. 7' I H283,
Sold by all Grocers :: Sealed Packets Only.
beach Friday ni"?:2. z.s there 17:
beach Sand or her some when toxin
As to the story of l :-. Radon: tel-
phoning from the Erroy Garage ;
Ash Creek. llnlectiuv Manion said ?
believed that was a «use of mistake
idrintiiy. '
Fairfieid. recently.
Anthony Manion. a member of the.
state police. who conducted an inves-
tigation into the details of Dr. Ba.
‘5 death. was the first witness be—
the coroner today. He said that
he believed that. the deceased came to
her death by poi' He said that he
could not find any other person con—
nected with the case. Manion said
Dr. Radom boarded a trolley car at.his automobile on East 'Washingtc
4:50 o’clock bound toward l‘hirficld. {street this morning. The nature of ti
He said she was undoubtedly at {7273 accident was no told the police.
F. 0. Brake roporh d to the 9011'
that he had ball a slight accident-WY
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- and Marble
. UseSAPOL 10. Quickly removes
the skins and makes everything look i
like new. See that the name
SAPOUO is on every package.
m MORGAN'S SONS CO.
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7 .When he gets up Chrsitmas morning and
finds one of our passbooks with his name on l
'it and a snug little deposit inside, he is going
to feel: that thisdsthe best present he ever
received. '
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With the real Christmas gift. goes some-
thing of the giver. You want your gift to be
a year round reminderof yourself. Make it
the beginning of a new purpose—a new
hope. Accounts opened in any name for any
amount. Just mail the book and your
Christmas giving is solved '
1" h e Christmas
.Fairfield Co. Savings Bank
Passbook is a
G . ’ k h i I .
£3?ng 57:“: Norwalk Savmgs Society
Year! ’
So. Nor-walk Savings Bank.
‘fiTHE HALLMARK STORE”
FRANK LA‘UDER
JEWELER ‘ ’
"Silverware ‘
Cut Glass
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