Unierfluhackemo Hotel
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evenings :untll 9 RM.
Pure Wool Muflers
Read our. adveru'menti
daiiy‘forchrimdiopping "
: wer cent. of their annual salary
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-——Erectric Tree Lights.
A bonus of slightly more than three
been presented by the National Bank
2 of Nor—wall: to its employees. Employes
. of the bank are to hold a. Christmas
an. Dnn‘d Bispbam of 16 South
Main street. Stamford. is very ill in
New York.
—A count of the letters addressed
to Santa. anus in care of Angevine's
revealed about a thousand letters.
Roger Ludlow flouncil. No. 5. Ju-
nior Coder of the United American
Mechanics. will have its annual elec-
tion of ofloers this evening .
—-Buy your Vlctrola tor Christina:
on easy weekly payments at Donnel-
WI. 18 So. m St.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mulliken are
observing the first anniversary of their2
wedding today. Mrs. Mulliken was
formerly His Pauline Miller. of this
city.
—Oaps for Xmas. O'Brien.
The second annual masqued ball ‘of
the Stanford Italian Club will be giv—
en in the'El‘ks' Auditorium. Stamford.
on January 20. 1922. Eight prizes will
be armed.
—35 down will bring a. Victrola. to
‘your home for Christmas from A. J.
“13:33-00. Bnhnce mall payments.
Romuthepoat-office is in-.
party tomorrow night. _,
—an.nta. Claus will call tomorrow
I afternoon at 4 o'clock. for the many
letters addressed to him in care or the.
Ange-vine Furniture Company. . ~
The dinner which was to have been
held at the Royal James hotel last
night by‘the Bridgeport High School
football team was postponed for one
week. The change in plans was not
made until the last minute.
-—-—Mahackemo Hotel will serve
Xmas Dinner Sunday and Monday
from 11:30 to 7:30 P. M. $1.50 per
person.
For forty-eight hours. the uptown
police have not placed a. pencil mark
upon the police blotter in which hap-
penings are recorded. This might be
termed a lull after the storm. inas-
much as last week was an extremely
busy week for the police.
——Secure your Victrola for Christ-
~mas at A. J. Collins Co. $5.00 down.
balance small payments. will bring
one to your home.
Something unusual in the line. of
advertising is being distributed bx
Keeler‘s Shoe Store. A photograph of
the “\\'eldrest" stocking being worn
by a very attractive young lady is
printed on a card. and their advertise-
ment on the other side. The picture
is a miniature of the large illustration
the]: have been showing in (the window
the past few weeks.
—Victrolas and Records. L. M.
We. Palace Theatre Bldg.
MW. and the Christmas rush
isdowiy being felt. The business this
not promises to exceed that of last‘
year. Meg Nona}! residents have!
mailed their Christmas packages
early.
-—Vanu‘nes Toilet Articles delight-
!ul gifts. L M. Pike, Palace Theatre
mgr
Children 6! the Temporary Counts-
Children' s Home in Westport avenue.
will be the guests or the Norwalk
Lodge. No. ‘%.09.BPO...E at a
Christmas party which marts at 3
o'clock this afternoon. A fine program
has been arranged for the kiddies.
This includes a Punch and Judy shout.
There ’will be a huge‘Christmas ti ee
showered “ith gifts
Court Cecile. No Catholic
Daughters of America.1 brill! hold 8
CW social this evening at the
club hou$. 9“ West avenur
All orney !
—Electric Tree Lights. Spr- rial
IPrices. Moeller‘s. 24 \Vnshington 8!.
Foreclosure proceedings of
Md J_ m “in “In” an ad- imechanics lien for $1.400 were star-l
dress. A turkey will be swatch
members are privileged to innte a.
guest. L
——$$L down will bring a. Victrola. to
your home for Christmas from A. J.
00132360. Balance small payments.
'nie Chrifimas tree of the Day.
Nulfiery will be held tomorrow after-5
noon. starting at 3 o'clock. A num-
ber of Norwalk people have r. Spand-
’ed to the appeal to send toss and
other suitable articles for distribution
to the children of the Nursery
Marie DeandryfiLeis of Wilton has
filed divorce proceedings in the Su-
perior court against George Stevenson.
Len. -of. Blushing. L. I.
donation is alleged
place in April.1916.
to haxc- taken
L-—Begut scores again: Richard
Manes u'Begent theatre to-
m‘lgbt-with entire casttore-
riewhbxiewlicture medallion to
Woman-
At a meetingof
of four (4) per cent.
emdingDecemher 31,
d and ;ed today bV
—W.
7 ors of this Bank held this day a Dividend
to the. deposimrswasdeeiared atrtlienne
L earnings of the Bank forjhle six months {1.
booksand paid onandatterJam Ill},~
1922. ‘ W
the
but of Chestnut hill.
Court of Common Pleas
:Edward Fiaherty and Attornet
Davis represents the plaintiff.
‘—~Select your Yictrola. for Christ-
mas now at the A. J. Collins Go.
Where you will find all sizcsand fin-
ishes. from $25 to $835.
.will bring one to your home.
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3 FOR cub—ferrules
The cagpleEKodaks. Cameras Photo Supplies,
meme! April 15.1913 and the!
Foss' and Huylrr‘s Chocolates.
Perfumes. Brushes, Combs, and
Hot Water Bottles at reason:
the Board of Direct-
per-minutiae
1921.
mm B. Baker won first prize and -
William B. Blanca- won the console-
13011 prize at the weekly card night at:
the South Nor-walk Club, held last
—James Ghlotto in!!! be at Wash:
,tmuay. 9 a. m. to s
hndeo tires): fish;
3 Lady Washington Lodge. No. 21.
:1' Shepherds of Bethlehem. will have a
‘nglu-istmas tree and special exercises
; Special
: Prime. Moellerfs. 24' Washington St.
has
3
Norwalk Bull ling
3conipanv against Zilrs. Grace G Barl- V
The case is re
turnahle to the January term of the _
Papers in,
'the case more served bx Constaole
Leo
$5. 00 down
able prices.
Sfillson—Powell, Corp.
South Not-walk, Conn. '
- 4—Secutc your Victims for Christ-
; mas at A. J..Colllns Co. 35.00 down; -
'balance mall payments. slimming;
one to your home. >
am of thirty- when directed
Clarence Cable will render several se-L
motions. The pastor; Rev. George a.
napkin: Will by request we“; file
No definite action in securingi new1
manager for the Royal James hotel
was taken las’t night gt smooths otL:
, the Norwalk Realty and Improvement.
company held at the hotel. L
Mt. Making told the 50112383. m
L and it made such a deep impression
thathe masked toreoeat itagatn.
a. W
.at manor. 23 " na- '1” mmgand mm
—-U.mbrellas & Canes for Xinas,
. O’Brien.
e-éElectric Gill’s
Washington St.
'fHeart's Ease.".£nd exquisite Christ
mas booklet. byLFlnnenee Belle Antler-5L
son. of East Norwaur, iaonaaleatthe
Roller 25 Cent Store. the Hamilton
Shop and the F. d: K. Stationers.
wick tomorrow night, there they will
second game of a five game series.
The Bed Men‘won the first game by
i the someof 23 to 20 and are confident
{L of winning this.
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’ ture night at Red Men‘s hall- The
vs» ' management will stage three games,
13:; arch of color“ $3“ for The first, game will start at' 7:30.
I? e merfihanta “bacrihedwml; o’clock and will be the third ganie of‘
ngton slice ave ‘3“ ' an a series betweenrthe Red Men. 313..
which has been erected by Joseph M
. L and the Questions for $119 Junior
Moener. was illuminated lain evening ' - .
and was very prell _ Championship of the mi}. The Red
Men. jrn took the first two games and
hope to win thench At 8:15 0' loci;
theLnewiy organized Pocahontas iris
willplay the Que‘stioneus Thermoe-
hontas Girls have promised hard and
are confident of winning. For the
main attraction. the management has
booked the fast K. or C. Five of
Greenwich. This team is considered
one of the fastest lives in Southwest-
ern Connecticut and should give the
local lads a lively battle.
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501.”!!! NORW'ALK METHODIST
EPISSOPAL CHURCH NOTES.
——Electric Gifts at Moeller's,
Washington St.
4 -—Select your Victrola. for Christ-
lmas now at the A.'J. Collins 00:
where you will find all sizes and tin-
ishes. from; 835 to 8835. $5.00 down
will bring one to your home.
~Bnyyonrcoal:ttnrrlaandcm
The Nomalk‘ Savings Society has
declared a. divedend at the 4 per cent.
which is:to be entered on the pass-
books, and paid on and after January
10th, 1922. This is the 144th semi—
annual dlvidenid of the Society.
_ -.._- ’ . Plans are WES made by the
Velour Hats for Xmas. OBrien. khan” for the an“, gamma 0:
The Y4 class of the Norwaik M. BE. the membership to secure the support
church mrved luncheon to the churchg": the Church financially. for the new
orchestra last night. following renal-.2 3"“ “Sm“‘ng Fen 1- W Church
sal Each member of the orchesg‘rQ-lh“ made splendid strides forward in
was presented with a pound box: a: ““3 as in “he" ma‘ttvrs. The num-
cand} by the church. A delightful limo her of systematic supporttre 0‘ the
“as enjowd church whose names have been in
the Financial Secretarx' 5 book for the
Guests at the Royal James hotel ”‘3‘ 1’9“” has been greater than 5"
last night were' E. B Jones Boston .many years. But it is expected that
331358" “v J Murray, New Havenzi‘n the new year still further advance
IRobert Many. Boston Mass. Mr. andg“m be made. “Even member sup-
Mrs. H Marks Hudsonmo E J {porting his Church by a regular free
Neuev New York Cit)" Harold Dean will ol‘terlng." will be the objective of
Jr. New York city, and “’_ A. Michels the coming visitation The emphasis
New York my loan be placed on the EVERY mem~
- her idea. There will not be two visi~
———”A Wager Won." Girl Scout play, fictions this year. one for local expens—
3at the Norwalk High Schodl. tompr- es and one for Beoex-olcnces (includ~
row evening. Admission 30 cents. 108 Centenary): but both those visits.-
tiona will be combined in one. The
A tog spread over the entire Sound dates have Wu fixed. foundation
early \esterday afternoon and u-asfplano made and ibis confidently ex-
folioxved bv
which is expected to greatly hamper Church wank tliie )oflt.Wfl1LbP
shipping along the sound. Not-wall: Miran ever
u as not seriously hampered by the! The mid week service will be held
storm. but boats all along the sound tonight at 7:45 in the T. c. B. Class
are puting ino harbor. 'goom; It will bee Chdstmas service.
jwlth Christmas carols. and Christmas
subject. It is desired that everybody
leave Christmas work just long
enough to enjoy this Christmas ser-
pviee of worship.
3 —\ lctor Records make an ideal
Christmas giil Select them at life A;
3.1 Collins Co.. where etery record is
available. '\
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If youdidn’t get our letter and Pass Book we sent you
comemauywayandlotusexplainonrehnxmcluhphn. It
is a. systematic method for depositing money MUMRLY.
The knowing tables explain the different Clubs:
Minions: ammmma mum: m m;
"halogen-'10: “of"??? luwm- ”
m "11’ Christ Bad Not Come." Rev“
Washington St.
RED‘ MEN come 10 6mm.
The Red Men will {tax el toL Greene
clash with the fast K. of C. five in 32
;dates of Dec. ethane. 9th is being re-i
Next Monday night will be the tea-.mmd
a still Northeast Mind peeled that the subscription” for the
better__
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* breakfasteaeh morning and in a few;
‘ lions.
Mr. Noyu. presented Miss Anna.
Barrett, with a. mum Pen, the re.-
wandbelng gimnbyflie Echo for-the_
best-Won. mm. wrote
on “anemia We." '
——Electr:ic Gifts at -Moeller’s,
28'.
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This er enlng the big comedy, “Sto
Thief " will be presented for t
fourth time in the High school audi-:
torlum. by members of the junior and
senior classes of the school. The play,
Which was given in two evening per. f
romances and one nastiness. on t
the urgent request of a:
number of he pupileand also of may ~.
interested friends who missed the pre-' ‘
circus-of seeiugthe play; Those whof,
witnessed the first per-romances were:
highly enthusiastic in their praise of.
vious presentations and are very de-‘r _ L
Coats, Suits, Dresses, 8m ‘ and Furs i
320 Washngton' Street South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone‘florwaik 736 Branch of Ben Ton, New yam
the dramafic ability of all the Linem-
Lbem .ot the cast. and (of the proteas-
was interpreted. It .is expected that
an even larger-and moreeenthuslasticl
audience will enaoy the piece tonight.
since a. number of the N. H. s. alumni
are home from the various schools
and collegestor vacation will be on
hand to renew old acquaintances and
to be convinced that “footltght” tal—
ent of the very best is still to be found
in the old school.
The proceeds of this performance =
will be added to the amount already
taken in at the previous ones. and di—
vided between the Boys' and Girls' .
Athletic Associations. That the mem~
bers of the mo associations. to which
practically all the pupils belong. are
more than enxious to make tonight's
final “stopping of the thief" the big- 5
goat success set. is evidenced by the '
{act that the almost 500' tickets has
already ween pledged by members of
itlie student body.
Wetland prices. Harris and
Gone.
ional manner in which five comedy: ' ’ '
> Footwear types that keep pace with every change .25
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KNOW THE GLADNESS IN GIVING
' GIFTS 0F FOOTWEAR
Slippers Shoes
Oxfords ’ Spats f
'm Attics
Walther,
OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK
ton Elwood
122 Washington Street, South \orwalk
Qixrr MEAT I!“ your:
users ACT anY 3
Take MW of Salts It Back
Hurts or W Bunion.
life are a. sailor: of meat enters and
our blood is filled with uric acid. SMS 3
a well-known authority. who warns us
to be constantly on guard against kid-
nev trouble.
The kidneysdo their utmost to free
the. blood or this irritating acid. but
become’ week from the overwork; they
get sluggish: the eliminalive tissues
clog and thus the waste is-retalned in-
the blood to poison the entire system-
When your kidneys ache and for!
like lumps of lead. and ~v.01: have
amazing pains in thcback or the urine
is cloudy. full 0 fsediment. or the
bladder is irritable. obmmg you to
seek relief din-ix the night; when you
have ..severe headaches. nervous and ‘
dizzy spells. sieeplessnese. acid storm!
ach or rheumatism in bad weather. get
from your pharmacist about four
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Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
corral-gas
South 5 on; oil;
ounces of Jud Salts; take a table.
spoonful in aglasu of water before
days your kidneys will act line. This
famous salts is made. from the acid of ,
mpesand lemon juice. combined with 2
:ithia. and has been used for genem— L
jolfltlajl Fluid stimulate clogged ,
kidneys. to neutralize the acids in-
uriue so it is nolougrr a source of lr-f
rim lion. thus ending urinary and bills:—
do: disorders.
Jail Salts is inexpensive and cannot
l!)§‘.li'é‘: makes a delightful «offence- ,L
vent inlaid-water drink. and nobody
can make a mistake by taking a little
.weasfiionauy to keep the: kidnege
clean «and actives—aka v.
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Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
7 48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding
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world to a child is to i;
(starts: savings account ;
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Christmas Saving
Spells New Year Success
Many people will begui 1922 by 5.2.; »
ing. “Well, I hope this year is bet:
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work and save to make it better '3 2 2. 2%
your friend a sa 'ings account,
help him start. right; Everybmg
L would save‘if they once learned to
This is your chance to teach a little
thrift. Get a passbook in
friend’s name and see how pleased
he Will (be. i
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