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menu’s SHOP.
Gloves for All Hands f
Tan Capes, Qty Mocha-so
Woo! «and Tan lined gloves m
all their usefur varieties
TurCape $1.50 to $3.08
“Gross" Mocha, Men‘s
$4.50
“Cross” Mocha. Women’s L.
$3.00 ?
Handkerchiefs ’4: ‘
A. Special Selling
At 51.00 for 3
Colored Initials
Phoenix Hosiery
V inlduutulluhlugl t
Silk Silk and Wool Lisle 7 m
“1'50 $1.50 to $3.50 404:.
Eversharp Pencils
60c to $12.00
Boys ’ Lin-hands
t (DM is, I I 50c
like
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Lady Jennings Lodge. No.
of B. will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday evening. December 21st.
at 8 o'clock. Election of officers. All
members with their children are in-
vited to be present.
in gift boxes.
49‘SY1111 Street.
——Natte£ord Candy
at The Hamilton Shop.
:11 Zing and Loan As-
ugular meeting
.1)‘ lor & Golden.
(lend at the rate
Em credited on the
The Nor-walk B
sociation will 210 i .
today-Kat 1h»: 01724»- C
books of
Var; my.» Toilet Articles delight-
in: gifts. L )1. Pike. Palace Theatre
Bldg.
Donnelly’s IS So. Main St.
:placc to get the \‘ictrola you want for
Christmas. Their easy weekly pay-
ments will enable you to get just the
Size you want and have the enjoyment
of it while" paying for it.
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——\'ictrolas and Records M.
Pike. Palace Theatre Bldg.
A Christmas Club check has solved
the problem of ready money for the
holidays for thousands of’
TOY: can be prepared next year by
joining the “Right Club" at the South
{Norwalk Trust Co. They have ac-
counts from 250 a week up to $5.09 a.
week. This company takes especial
pains to mail checks promptly.
—Basket Ball “'ed evening. \‘Or
walk Armor-v. \‘ew Canaan \s Nor‘.
walk. Questions vs. Battrrry C.§
Dancing. Gall's Orchestra.
FOR CHRISTMAS
Kodaks, Cameras. Photo Supplies,
Pea” and Huylcr’s Chocolates.
Perfumes. Brushes, Combs. and 3
Hot gator Battles at reason.
able prices.
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Stillson-Powell, Corp.
South Not-walk,
Conn.
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. o‘rds and Mel-O-dee
. on easy weeklypayments announci-
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people.
OUTER: FLANNELVV'V
GWS
For men, Women and Children
BathBobea and Blankets
In all Lwool and cotton, :1 complete
assortment.
E.K.BANKS
Under Mackemo Hotel
eating-maven“
Red Star barge No; 21, is;: tied. up
at the Harris & Gang docks.
Miss Helen Sex-kc. is entertaining
friends at her home oanly avenue, ,
L L—Caps for Xmas. _O'§fien.
The Barbers Union will hold its re—
gular meeting this EV‘x ening in C. L U.
hall.
varsity, is Visiting with friends in this
city for the holidav season. '
——Christmas music'on' Victor Rec;
Player—rolls at
ilfh'e Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall Street.
_, The regular monthly meeting of the
‘Norwalk Building. Loan and» Invest-
ment Association-is being held today.
-—Buy your Victrola 1:01- Christmas
pig-18 So. Main St.-
A dance for the benefit of the in-
jured players 0 {the
team-"is to~be:held in Red Men’s hall.
Norwalk. tomorrow evening.
—Buy your Victrola for Christmas.
at the Hamilton. Shop.
The Little Wonder Phonograph
company. of Day» street. reported to
the police yesterday that someone
had broken several windows in their
L antanpfiile. , ,
'L at the Norwalk High Schoci. tomor—
. Gordon LBaa-ry, of Georgetown Uni—1
: Tiger Footman‘
Residents of Chapel Street_' have
compiained to the police about boys
playing baseball in that vicinltv
~ -——"A Wager “’01)." Girl Scout plai'.
AdmiLsSion 30 cents. L
row evening.
A baby girl was born last. night to
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Byxbee. of Har-
riet street.’ Mother" and child are do—L
lng nloely.
—Regent m again! Richard
Ban-mamas at Regent theatre to-
meimenmcastmm-
vie-whisinewspicture madam»: to
Wm
The “J. F. F." club held a ,meeting
lost night ifthe home of. .Miss Anna
Garcon.
of a. Christmas party at which; sings
111g,
were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
walk.» Armory. New Canaan vs: Nor-
walk. rQuestions vs. BatterLy C.
Dancing.- Gail’s Orchestra.
on LFriday evening of this week.
Lincoln Council No.4 0. U. A. 141..
the rooms on Washington street.
Final plans are being made for the
baitlLLto~ be» held on Friday evening.
December 30th at the Armory.
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——U1r1brellas for Xmas O’Brien.
Guests atrthe‘ Royal James hotel
last night were: Oscar: Dinglemass.‘
New York city: Joseph Kelley. New
York city; Mr. and Mrs-11.11 Dean.
Cleveland. 0.: Patrick J. Davev Ner-
Yerk citv; Arthur J Eiulkin, Danbury.
and L. A. 1195, Danbury.
L—_Excepfional assortment Greeting
101.1113 and Toys. L. M. Pike. 37 N.
Main.
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The meeting took the form 'L
musical selections and dancing- '
Q—fiasket Ball WEd. evening Nor- _
will hold a. Christmas celebration at-
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Coats, Suits. Dresses, Skirts'and Fun!
120 Washington Street South Norwalk, 001111.
Telephone Nos-walk 736 Branch of Ben: To». New York
All Holiday Slippers in All Styles and Colors.
LMaX Levy’s Shoe Store
SonthNorwalk
South Main Street
At a. meeting to be held tonight.
factory.
-—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Gang.
There Was a good attendance at-zi
weekly meeting of the
Teacher’s Gmn class held: last night
1n the auditorium 01‘ the Norwalk
High school.
«Radiator, and Hood Covers.
Aaron Kenn.-
The reardoor on the Flint motor
car company’s store on Vorth Main
Eby Patrolman John Reynolds, who St"-
!cured the same.
-—Soft Hats for Xmas. O'Brien.
The special meeting of the common
council to be held this evening will
start at 7:30 o'clock. At thismeeting
the old bills of the council will Be
brought up for attention.
, ~Badiator and- Hood Leavers.
Aaron Kohn.
Three Christmas trees were stolen
from in front of the store of the
United Grocery company, North Main
Etreet. last night. according to 1111
item on the blotter at police head-
quarters this morning.
—Ba.sket Ball “'ed. evening. Nor-
;walk Armory. \ew Canaan \s. Ror-
éwalk. Questions \5. Battery
Dancing. Gall’s Orchestra.
A Nash touring car.
:bers. 243—440 New York.
.shortly before midnight from
ford according
license num ~
Several lap robes and some
were in the car as well.
—\'elour Hats for Xmas. O’Brien.
Your home needs no other musical
instrument when you have a Vic-trola
because a Victrola is all instruments
in one. and anybody can play it. Stan-
dard models will adorn any room.
Look around your living room and see
if there is not one spot just made for
a \‘ictrola. a spot Where nothing else
looks quite as well. Come in and
see our stock. All sizesgand all finish-
es. LThe Hamilton Shop, 49 \"all
street.
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—Regcnt'soores again! Ridmrd
We at Regent theatre to-
mnlghtwithenflre cast tore-
flew his nevrpicuu'e inwddifion to
regularprogrnm.
Norwalk L
street, was found unlocked last night;
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was stolen ’,
Storm- ‘L
to a telephone call re— '
ceived here from the Stamford police. i
bundles ,
joint installation 'of the officers of
,‘Willia‘m 7
W. V.. and the Women’s auxiliary
inf M'illiam McKinley camp. will be
Liheld: Foliowing installation, a. turkey
supper Will-~ be Served. There will'be
a Christmas tree and presents for'tfie
kiddies.
i —tmbrellas & Canes for Xmas.
0' Brien. , ,
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A] Polilman's {ninochle teamxbeat
l «35:41 Brushs team by a score of 31. -
E? ...:’ to 30. 930 in the start of the tour-
‘nament being held by Incas Trlbe.
No. 26. l. O. R. M. The next Won
will, be lwld on Thursday. January
25th.’1‘he first nomination of officers
of the Tribe “ill be held a. tonight's
meeting. with the election on the 211.11.
-—-—Nuttin'g pictures. flower bowls
Shop. 49 Wall Street.
Continuance until Tuesday. Decem-
ber 2711: was made in the Seventh
District court. New York city this
:morning, of ’the case of 'Francls 3!.
Howard. 0135 West: Main street ar-
rested a. week ago for taking his
uncle's automobile from New York
city The bonds rerfiain the same at
$2 500.
i —-Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
McKinley Camp, No. 9. U. S. .
and vases, candle stickspfa'ucy cane»:
dies. make ideal gifts. The Hamilton:
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NOTE :——This 13 our only attire.
The Normik Basketball. team and APICELLA MURDER
’the V9111 Canaan Five will clash to-
imanic“ night in the Norwalk. armory. CASE SUSPm
ARErW-ATCHED
The game ls-the first of a series and
should attract a large turnout of-fans. 7
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Charlrs R. Baker. or-the , Evening 7
vSentim-l reported to the police that'a. 1%?“ the gangs had feared publicitv
KNOW THE GLADN “TESS IN GIVING
GIFTS 0F FOOTWEAR
Slippers Shoes
Oxfords Spats
Boots Attics
Footwear types that keep pace with every change of weather.
OPEN EVENINGS THlS WEEK
wire “ i“ 6' and a “5k 31 x 4 tire had 'and that Virelli would be set on their
been stolen from th rear of. his car .iw was exidenced by the threats
The ”3"” ‘t is behexed took. mm up“’uznade to local reporters when. stories
town 0“ Isaac street. Were printed about the bombing of
Apicella‘s Hotel. and also of the Black
Hand letters received. by Apicella.
threatening his life, if he did not pay
a large sum of money.
The man who set these bombs the
place they were manufactured is
practical!) known to the police. and
all these suspects are under the con-
stant watch of the Stairs authorities.
Just as soon as one of the suspects
makes a false move. or an endeavor
to escape. it. will be. then that they will ‘
be placedrunder arrest. -
The reasons forrnot arresting the
men at present is because other clues
are being checked Lup.
The story has spread over No:- alk‘
that Serino had been released under
bonds of $225011 which were furnished
by a local cafe owner, a friend of his.
This is denied.
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Jacob Smitkoff. of 274 St. Anne's
avenue. New York city. this morning
'came to Dorian and took away: the
Rec truck'which has been held here
Lfor the past two- weeks. after it had
been taken from a. number or men
’who “‘Ql‘l- suspected of complicity in
an attempt to rob a. freight train.
Runninrfrom: in front of a trolley
car Saturday night, a boy was knock-
ed down byan automobile, on Blair:
street. operated by Fred Source-den}
of Bridgeport. and owned by Charles
Schroeder, of the same city. The boy
was only slightly injured and did not
require medical attendance.
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Other charges against Serino. it is
authoritatively stated. will prevent his
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MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Every-thing sold regardless of cost.
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South Norwalk
North Main $1er
being released. even though the bonds
of $7.500 are put up. .
Aithough the State-police were in
‘Norwalk yesterday, little or nothing
was done by them. Humor had it
that 11 Packard touring car was locat- I
ed in a barn at the roar of 'A‘picella's
Hotel. on. \‘l'ood street. but this could
not he confirmed.
Several local autosfiolsiles were ex—
em‘
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under the belief that they might be
cars that had been stolen, and obtain—
gcd by the local 'people in a legitimaic
.,fa.shion. by purchase from the thieves. 3
In each instance. however,“ was found
,that although the cars were new and?
expensive. that reliable people had or- _
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Our. Christmas sug-
New BIBS
gig; and bright coins are
”E here for you if you ,
* want to make gifts
:7 of money.
5; Don’t forget to
.3; include Bank books
L" in your gifts toLthe '
children.
Bring: the: 4:1;- 5?
dren 111130563022?
Christmas tree.
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fi' ggtion is that: thebes
Christmas gift in the
world}? to az'c 111111 is to
L‘r'forimn.
Won’t that Money look good to you next December?
Wand jointhoClnb. Wewin g
the Club 3m adamant de-
weeldy or 13mm. .
.i‘glnally owned the cars and had sold ‘
them to the present owners.
amined yesterday by the local police? L
Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
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Claus Says.
The money wasted in useless Chfistznas
gifts keeps some families on the edge: of
need for several Weeks afterward. Those
whoget‘the gifts- fail to receive: anymal:
benefitahd many givers look back-with ram
gret on the money spent in haste. Every-
body is made unhappy.
0in a Savings Account
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