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lite Mark of Quality
an a Gift of Gloves ,
“Cross”
for women and men,
’ :ed and unlined. of real
Mocha and Cape
$3.00 and better
Wool Hose
women and men.
and clocked
Men s from 506 t0 53- 90
Women‘ s from 31-25325
Metal Picture Frames
$1.95
Pead O u r Advertisements
Bagly for Christmas
Shopping Items
Erersharp Pencils 506 to
$12.00
Open Evenings All Next
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GARBIENTS
For 111.31. we... and-Chlldren
Bath Robes end Blankets
in on wool and. cotton, 3 comlete
' enactment. - -
Under We rfiotiel
_ - .—
Mr and Mrs William F. Korn mov-
from Concord street to
y Hg nr} street.
her
All for $2 .00 at Keeler's.
3 A special communication of- Old
§\\‘ell Lodge, No. 108. F. 8: A. M.. will
"‘ gbc held this evening, when the M. M.
idcgtee will be worked.
g —Umhre1fas for 'Xmas. Y. O'Brien;
4‘ Local people are warned to be on
"the look out for a number
of " lend
“quarters that have been passed here.
.Several has been worked on local peo—
:ple W1 ithin the past week.
' ~—Velour Hats for Xmas. O'Brien.
; J. A. Bourlein. of Pittsburgh Pa...
'will gixe a Bible lecture in Red Men' s
Hall, South Norwalk. Sunday evening,
5 a pair Of Wide'seam|Thieme, or Soundview avenue. will be
stOkkings in a beautiful Xmas b0“ surprised toleam of her marriage to
*‘I wanf my Mammy”
A. 111211:th cg, the, Nowell: Really-m7
company will be held tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles M Smith. of
Golden Hill street are observing in a’
cuiet manner at their home today.
their 49th weddig annleersary.
' BROOKLINE. Mess; VDec.’ '
Charles 0' Hearn Quarterback of .
years Yale 'xarsitat, salmon is at his
fl home nursing an minted right leg
—-Caps for Xmas. O‘Brien. ‘
for the reruainder of the season. In
-——Just received four new many“; opinion of his physician. the 111-
Records “Weep No More my Mam-F311,}; may also handicap his grain};
my, and “April Showers.” "Every— work next fall ‘
body Step“ and “Ka-Lu—a-Blue' Dan- O'Heam “as hurt in the Columbia- ,
ube Blues." both by, Paul Whiteman." Yale hockey g11me.last W'ednesday.
, 7 by: Peerless when in a collision with an opposing
Quartet. "Mandy :1 fine" -byrAme1-1can player he sustained a musole rupture.
Quartet. "Birds of Feather," .The 133“” forced, him to tor-ego 9;
“Leave me With a. Smile" aby All Star holiday tour with the Isle squad. '
Trio. Hear theSe special releases at
A. J. Colnns Co. Thimble’s Nose in i
Front rat Finish]
.NEW OR] 1-: \NS. Dec. 1.7——Thtm» '
ble. running in The K J. Murphy col- _
ors and ridden by Lang, with 105
pounds up stood a long drive and
succeeded in getting up in the last '
stride ot the mile am} seventy yards
race at Jeflcrson Park. yesterday.
Gray Gables was the contender. It
was Thimbles fourth start at the
meeting and tor the fourth time she
was an actress in a nose finish.
a (finale-1“! As BATENG BEE.
The many friends of Miss Johénna
B. C. Hobds. of Philadelphia. Pa. The
marriage $00k place in New York city
last Julv 23. Mr. and Mrs: Hobds are
making their home in Philadelphia.
we—Banner Bakery has a full line of
bread and cakes today and tomorrow.
5 Monroe St. Phone 367.
- Someone turned in Box 45 at 2
o 'clock this ffiorning on a false alarm
and mmmB‘ned the Central fire sta- ~
tion apparatus to the corner of Water Do you kno“ what a "Bathing Bee"
street and But-rm, avenue. No trace 5 i8? It W95 1““ “ted by the 56110:“ 3“”
of any fire could be found, nor of :and 1303'3 Of “ma Ana. California.
anyone who might have turned in an who belong 1“ ‘he J‘mim‘ American
alarm. Red Cross TM! \‘ears ago these Jun-
——Just received four new Victor ment to a 56'7“”! attended only by;
i-Mexican childn n and it was for these
which may keep him out of hockey _-
iors presented :1 shower bath equip. ,
'Reefcrs, Every type, every tex:
tare,- every p a' t t e r n treat-g 5'
,ment- White silks, h e a v i 1 3f”:
fringed for dress wear warm
wool and brushjnp eifecfsf ,
and novelty Silk stripes, in both. ‘ ‘ '
men s and women‘s
$1.50 to $12. 00
Rogers 65’ Stevens
7 Two Store's ,_,
Nowell: - S. Nom‘alk"
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts and Furs
120 Washington Street South 11.5mm, conn.
Telephone Home”: 736
Branch of Ban Ton. New York -
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tRecords "Weep No More my,‘ Ma m-
my" and “April Showers." "Ever-
.body Step” and “Ka- Lu-apBlue Dan-
. ube Blues.” both by Paul Whiteman. "
“I want my Mammy" by Peerless
lDec. 18th at ":30 All welcome
§&ats free. No collection.
1chlldren that H10 “Bathing bee" was
'arranged.
1'11".» day chose 11 for the bathing par.- -
ty was just bm‘me the opening or the
—The best in glove silk stockings
for $2.95 at Keeler’s.
the
coming week will
days of the year. the calen-
‘Airzer commencing next Thurs—
bring
. » ‘.
“Radiator and Hood covers.
{3:021 Kuhn.
“simian Milanek. of Perry avenue.
as had :1. International Onepipe
re? eater installed. H. A. Hegelein had
:l.e contract-
—lmhrellas S: Canes for Xmas.
:0 Bryan.
The M’ispah Circle of Kings Daugh-
Young. of Westport. will be the
speaker at the
Club at the South Nor-walk
tional church tomorrow noon.
topic will be "The Chief.0bjective in
the Education of Tomorrow."
-—-Buy your Vlctrola tor Christmas
on easy weekly payments at Donne:-
tF's. 18 So. Main St.
lugs been confined with three—
guns and internal injuries, which oc-
nun-ml Th: nksgiving dav. was taken
nit!) a had change on 'l‘hursda) excu-
H: is resting comfortabh at pre-
- _ ing
tors of South Norwalk Baptist church sent. under the C1118 of D1. R. \1
will meet in the church Monday night. Wolfe.
ilr‘wftfllbél‘ 1912: instead of Tuesday '
Tight for lDE-ll‘ regnmr met-ting. ——\Vool sport“ hosiery is the ideal
"f— gift.-——'l‘ry Keeler's and save money.
‘ —-‘Emb ossed Xmas car-as printed or , '
"3‘5 "5 '19 attractive. Prices "3509' Secure your Victrola and 11, selec-
vie. Gotham Press. 4 Elizabeth St.
"has.
1200 feet water front in Great
wrter, Stevenson. is having the land
yeti into lots which he expects to
2: on t? e market for sale at once: -
M
, —-Buy your coal at Harris and Gm
The entertainment committee of
the Norwaik Country Club announce 2.
Fri-
subscription masquei-afie dance.
day evening. December 23rd. 1921. for
members and guests only. No one al—
~s‘cwred on the floor without costume
until 11 o’clock. There will he an ela—
borate prize for the best ladies‘ ecs—
zume and for the best gentlemen‘s
Diana. 01" South Norwalk. ~who
tion of records for Christmas at A; J.
(‘ollins to. 'lhere vou will find
complete stock of Yictrolas in every
size and finish from $25. 00 to $835. 00.
A small payment. of $500 down and
the balance in small payments will
lenable you to bake a Victrola for
Christmas t1elivery.r£., ’
Sons.
C. B. Kunes. contractor. of Hudson
street. had his automobile parked on
Matt avenue between 8:15 o'clock and
1?! o'clock last night. When he left
the car there was a brand new Good-
j-ear tire strapped on the carrier in the
F -—00s1 at lowest prices. Harris and
Superintendent of Schools John A. Quartet.
meeting 0 (the Megs Trio.
Cong—rega— A J Collins Co.
His '
1 red Smith of 135 Main street “ho Cullen. of “'oodwartl avenue.
broken ‘tle Miss Elizabeth Lane;
gala week whit- h marks the Mexican
observance of 1 hristmas. The hours
were from 1 until 5 in the afternoon
and the children were im. 1ted to come
and be made \v wilfully clean before
the holiday. "hey came in surpriso‘
Quartet, "Mandy '11 ’me" by American
“Birds of a. Feather."
“Leave me With a Smile" by All Star
Hear these special releases at.
111eg large numbers-and the rem-e;
sentath’res of W Junior Red Cross
who were in charge-were kept on the
In honor of her birthday. Miss Grace
‘O'Brien. of 7 Reed street. was tender-
rev} a surprise party last Wednesday the excitable tie
night b\ a number of her friends. The figwfimfim .1 the end of mega”
éafiair took on a. three- fold receptiom,when the build. \g was about to be
.the merry makers observing as wellsct cl 3 little m”. rushed in and cried
ithe birth anniversaries of Miss M??? out to the sch-ml- Burg “0h Mees
and 1“ Nurse 1 must 1. we a both. I must”
of Reed
——and She need» ‘1 it.
$5292.51? 913123 “9.21:1“..12“; When . - we M...
y g . 1 . -. 33 the school nurg. had to be given po-
lnncheon bemg emoyed. Presentation ‘ ll were to 1:") ml: and round up the
of bouquets of-beautit‘ul flowers were‘ ca 130
. “(11'
They also gene We tiecorations for a
Christmas trec 116 made and fillet}
on Lexington avenue early this morn— with candy 13‘- “ l! 1E3 WhiCh were 9138‘
ing,»nnd John Gall. of 19 Knapp ed on the trm
street. was brought topolicie head-v
quarters by Patrolman John Smith.
Ball sporting a badly damaged eye.
Later 011,:31‘0111 Smith. of 70 King
street. zBfldseDOrn- am} John Hermit,
of 267 Galiley street. Bridgeport. were
brought to headquarters. as it was be-
lieved that they were the men who as- I
saulted Gall. However no exidence
could be produced to hold them and
they were released.
made to the-threeyouné ladies. whose cmmre“ \m‘ )‘eiibeg for the"
‘ ' ' u n my
birthdays were being observed simnl- ba'trhs “it; “(1:23" “mto fig“ Christmas
ltaneouslg. The house was tastefully 0 a u i hlld last
decorated 1’01- the occasion ~ happiness or the ex can 1': ren,
3 __ ' year the Junie" in the Santa. X119.
‘ ' ' ‘ . High School em? to them 64 dolls
% ”(1.“! n DANG]. HALL. ' Lwhich the} hal made and dressed
g , _._._.
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A fight broke out at the dance hall
CUT THIS (unfit! 1-13 lWORTH
Cut out this slip enclose with ac
and mail it to Foley 8: (30.. 2835 She:-
field Ave. Chicago. 111.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Home? and Tar Cam—
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
Foley Kidney 9111s for pains in sides,
and back: rheumatism, Microbe!
kidney and bladéer ailments: 3113*
Foley Cathertic Tablets. a. wholesome
and thoroughly clexmung «1&3.ch
Officers of the Combat Train and
101qu—
so intense that "tram ecu- service was
suspended.
forces.
:camein for considerable discussion.
‘ BELFAST. Dec. 17. (By Assdcfift‘éa
Press).~,——~Fierce firing broke out in the
Xewtofinards roar! section and East
Belfast. this morning. The firing was
OUR STORE WILL 7 BE OPEN
Lewis guns‘,.were used
against therloters by the Crown
An employe or tile City Tram Sen-v.
ice, was shot dead and at lesSt six:
per-Sons are known to have hen wound;
ed.
In the Bajlv- Ma’carrot district two
persons were shot. William Proudflt.
fifty-nine years old. being- ymunded in
the abdomen. and his son in the leg.
Another young man was attacked by
a. crowd and badly beaten.
lton lwood
122 WaShington Street, 55me
Vomalk
WW1}? \VOTERS HEAR REPORTS
BEGINNING SATURDAY, DEC. 17TH
fl EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Sexeral interesting reports were
read. yesterday atternoon, at a meet-
ing of the Somali: League of Worden:
Voters. held in the old bank bufidmg,
next to the Royal James Hotel. which
is being utilized as a wofliens club
house. 'Among' the committees re-
porting were the decorating and house
committee.
The Womans Exchange. which has
been established in the club house.
' MEN'S AND Bors’ CLOTHING
The exchange is being conducted un—
der the management of Mrs. Frank
Bissell. ' ' _
The membership of the club is
growing rapidly, the reports show.
and it is even exceeding the remit-ct
expectations of those who organized
the movement.
Tea and toast was enjoyed following
the meeting.
Everythiig sold regardless of cost.
-Battery Crwill go to Danbury.
irow morning, to receive instruction in
“a“ \. 5 - _ rear. but when he returned this was . . - . ' '
m: A. ‘ e“ 101'}. Orchestra has gone. The straps on the carrier had their duties. Colonel Marge-neon. of (or constifififlon- “mom has- Gift 0f ' DlStlncmfl
“gag“ been but and the are stolen- Mr. “W Ham‘- Wi“ have chars? of th" “11% “4 W” b"“““§““‘°“‘ North Main Street South New“:
For Norwalk Women
The mast luxurious. most personal
mos permanent. most appreciated
graniembrauce you can give any wom—
an this year is a necklace of the new . _
EAmes-iean pearls-Vatti-mthat is a ' ‘ A
perfect and harmonious match for
lher skin. -
l This is the pearl that adds so much . ~
‘to a woumns beauty by harmonizing ,
with her complexion. It always locket
like new. Only an expert can tell its
31mm 3. $100, 000 necklace of Oriental}
pearls. -
class. Powell Com
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Runes made a reryyt to the police.
FOR CHRISTMAS
Cameras. Photo Supplies. . , , ,
and Hul’l‘fs Chocolates. . Following a hearing before a jury
.Brushes, Combs, and _. ! Judge George H. \‘osburgh in the case
ter Bottles at “33503 of Harris & Gans vs. D. Go‘ttlieb. in 7
- . ' ‘ . f0 -
able prices_ the summar: process case r posses
51-011 of the premises occupiedby Gett.
‘* ' ‘ N M ' t , directed the -‘
etlllson-Powell, Corp. heb on orth mus reet. 1 5
Nor-walk, Conn.
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——Coal at Harris and Guns.
1ct0r Wesley
8a: Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bellies, Lamps, Repair ed—Welding.
He: “Fiat
jury to return a verdict for the plafi— i
tiff. on motion of .Attor‘ney ilohn- 3,!
Cuneo who appeared for the plaintiff.
The defense has forty eight -hours
from noon yesterday in which to file
a writ 01‘ error in the matter. '
If the. Valli you select isn't a. per- -
tectmatch‘. let the lady come in and ,
!
I
“1th
3' -—Just received four new Victor! " Exchange for a shade’that is.
Records “W’eep No More my Mam— $20 to 3100.
‘my” and “April Showers.” “Every— R. A. Benedict. Jeweler. WHORE 3%!)
body Step" and “Ka-Lu~a—Blue Dan- -
ube Blues.” both by Paul Whiteman.”
"I want my Bkunmy" by Peerless
Quartet; “Mandy '11 'me" by American
Quartet. “Birds of a. Feather."
“Leave me With a Smile” by All Star
Trio. Hear these special releases at
A. J. Collins Co.
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.6... be. some...“ .1... c... .1- Make Your Christmas
. , * ' ’ " ’ Wishes Come True"
Call at'this bankitomor‘row mid take
exits savings .mk for the per—
son who has your bestwrshcs The
account Will; provrde a way for thae
V min classified an in meanw-
‘ 7». clip the eoupcms
‘m your first and"
> 7 Liberty Bonds,“
‘ “geDec.15th).
\‘t a r t savings at:
A15 for your chil-
firs-n with them. A sav-
mg’s account ”has?
_ e:eellent Chris-tines.
v3 1- i e ty of
from whichto
Sour choice.
mv-cwmm warming.
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