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Leo Davis we sin New
Bunday.
The regular meeting q! tho In-
deavor Circle will be omitted thio
week
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'A requiern mass for Michael samu-
la. was held this morning at 8 o'clock
at St. Joseph's church.
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-——Buy his gift at the his» cum:
Shop. a e e
Mrs. Bernard Randall of South Nor-
walk spent the weal; end with Mrs.
George H. Soho! o: 105 “m street.
Bethcl. '
Ponassus Council. Royal 'Arcsnurn.
will hold a meeting this evening in the
new Odd Fellows' Hall. South Main
street. Grand Auditor F. H. Riley of
Bridgeport, willbe present. and the
annual nomination or officers will be
held.
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-——'Buy your Victrole. at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. rm.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd V. Young re-
ccntly moved from Norwalk to their
new home. on Maple avenue. on the
Darion side of the bridge.—Glenbrook
correspondent of the Stamford A'dvo-
catc.
This evening a meeting of the Trin-
ity Musical and Dramatic Guild of
Trinity Episcopal church will be
hold when further plans for the
dance to be given this month are to
be discussed. A social hour with re-
freshments will be had following the
regular business of the meeting.
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——-\Vool waist coats. Mufflers. Tom
Wye Sweaters. Palace Clothes Shop.
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At the close of business yesterday
Tho South Norwaik‘ Trust Company's
new Christmas Club had over eight
hundrod (800) mcmlwrs and no the
Club was not advertised to open until
tho llth the officers are very much
plr‘nsvd with the way the 1923 Club
starts off.
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Old \Vcll Hook and udder Com-
pany hold a rcglllar meeting last
CVi'lllng' and took action on the delin-
qllr‘llt list, eliminating several names
from the rolls for non-payment of
dues. Others will be acted on at the
next meeting. Lieutenant Roger Mc«
Kibbon presided at the meeting.
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-—Harris & Gans. That's all.
C O C
The 452nd regular session of Nor-
‘walk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and
Pi‘otcctive Order of Elke, will be hold
on chncsday evening at 8 o'clock at.
tho l~llks' Home. Plans will be made
for the annual Christmll celebration
at “llich will be present the children
from the Fulrficld County Homo and
Norwnlk Day Nursery. There will be
a. trcc. entertainment, refreshments.
gifts of toys, games. etc” for all of
tllcm.
The New York Sunday papers
Were all delivered to local newspeal-
crs slistorday before 5:80 o‘clock in
the nmrnlng. This was made poni-
hlc through an arrangement made by
Julm-s 14:. Cult. local agent. who had
vtho l'npr'rs come to Brewster, N. Y..
by a train arriving there at 2:86
o'clock. The papers up to yesterday
have been brought to South' Norwaik
by train and to Danbury by motor
truck. l'nder the new arrangement
the distance traveled by truck is
greatly lessened permitting the papers
to be rcceivcd here much earlier.—
I)anbury News.
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-—21c a day for ten monthll pays
for 1; Hoover cleane‘r at Donncily's.
lFrco demonstration.
-— PHOTO SUPPLIES —,
Kodaks, Films, Developing and
Printing Sup lies'and Ap rains.
films De oped and ted.
” Stilison-Powell Corp.
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4 vr’VI'C'llORY BONDS
Called for Payment u’
December 15th l:
— and- i3
WAR SAVINGS .‘i
STAMPS 3
Due January 1, 1923 l:
”. laybedeposiud nowen u
«street yesterday afternoon.
Fred Penneli spent Monday in New
York CitY.
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--I'ull line of onto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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Judge William F. Tammany is con-
fined to his home .on Fail-field aVe-
nue. ,with an attack of the grip.
C O O
-—Die.lnonds and diamond setting at
Chum fl. Dilworth’s. jeweler.
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Bout. Walter Weed, u. s. N.. visited
MI mother. at Wilson's Point, yester-
day.
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-—The best quality and style strings
of pearls are on exhibition in the win-
dow of Charles H. Dllworth, jeweler.
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No business of .any importance was
transacted at the meeting of the Board
of Health last night.
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-—8carfs. Gloves. Shirts. Sox.‘ Bath
Robe. Palace Clothes Shop.
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The Monday Evening social club
held a meeting last night. A pleasant
social evening was enjoyed.
O O I
'—The very latest in best quality
wrist watches at Charles H. Dil-
worth's. Jeweler.
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F. L. Rainbow of the Ford Toch'qi-
cal Laboratories passed the week-0nd
at. his home in Newark. N. J.
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——Harris & Gene. That's all.
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Miss Irene Martinez of the First
district is about again after being con-
fined to her home by illness.
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—Dressmaklng. Mrs. R. Richter,
188 Main street. Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Van Ide-
stock of Stamford were visitors with
friends. on South Main street. yester-
day.
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—-Heedquarters for Santa (‘laus'
dolls, carriages and toys. Bring 3our
dolls to be repaired and dressed to thc
Doll Shop. 24 Monroe street. Phone
390.
0 0 0
At the offices of Charles E. Curtis.
Lockwood hall building. this afternoon
the Norwalk Board of Fire l'nilcr-
writers are holding a monthly moot-
ing. '
0 e e
Members or the \‘Voman‘s Foreign
Missionary society of tlic Norwalk 31’.
E. church are meeting this afternoon
with Mrs. Harry S. Moshcr. 1 Lyncs
piece.
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-—-Harris at Gang. That‘s all.
C O O
The case of John Cullen. of Nor-
wslk. arrested for thcft of $28 from
Chlrleo Coo, of Refilling. came up ho.
fore Justice of Peace “'illiam C. San-
i'ord of Bedding yesterday. Tho also
we: continued until additional wit—
nesses could be secured.
O C .
—-——’l‘ho very latest stylos in mnn's
watches and chains at Charles ll. 1w-
worth's. jeweler.
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The Monday Afternoon litiilpo ciiih
met with Mrs. Royal A. Mills of ("my
Tilrs. llt‘l-
one. Van Alstl‘nc and Miss Sd'ill‘ No.1-
well won fleet and St‘l‘Ollll prircs.
next mootlng will he held with Mrs
F. A. Leno of Cre-sci-nt Terran-c.
O O C
Martin Car:- of Silvcrminc m'omir‘
while driving up North Main strcot.
last night, according to a report on
the blotter at police headquarters. lost
e. rear wheel from his auto. the wheel
bounding over the parcmcnt und
through the window of Cuthifi‘s fish
market. The accident took place
about 9:15 o’clock last night.
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-—Xmas sale-Cakea. pics. salads.
candies. fancy and domestic articlcs.
8. N. Methodist church parlors after 2
p. nl‘. Thursday. Dec. 4. Fish pond
for children. ’r‘ra served.
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The regular monthly meeting and
dinner of the Western Fairncld Coun-
ty Dentists' Association was held at
the Hotel Mahackemo. last evening.
some twenty dentists from Greenwich.
Stamford and Norwalk being present.
Dr. Charles H. Large or New York
city addressed the meeting on "Mod-
ern Dentistry." The next meeting will
be held in Stamford on January 8th.
1923.
- sun's. :19
Down ‘
Stream
Failure is down 'stream.
All you have to do is to
- do nothing. Success is .
up stream. You have to
pull at the oars.‘ Use
‘your will power. Start
a savings accgunt now
and keep it up.
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CITY AND VICINIi
T, Initc of the line weather and melting
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Corporation Counsel William ,5,
Tammany is confined to hie home With
la grippe. _ . .
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Children of the Nor-walk
tional church are practicing for .
mas exercises.
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Catherine Baker. aloe-seam
daughter or Mr. Mid Hrs. m It
Baker of 1“ Main street II III with
measles.
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The degree team or Venom Coun-
cil, No.,31. Decree at Pocahontas; !.
0. R. 11., Journeyed to halibut! last
night and there worked in the m
tory degree on fifteen new non fl
cf the Danbury council. roll
the meeting. refreshments were “W.
ed and a general social time enjoyed.
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Partial reports on the sale or
Christmas scale were read yesterday
morning at the regular meeting of
the Norwalk Dispensary. The final
reports will be re ad'at the next meet-
irg. It was voted to send a. letter of
thanks to the proprietdre ot the 30¢
gent and Palace Theatres for the co.
operation accorded by them in the
sale or the seam. Plans tor an open
meeting to be held in the Spring to
which the public will be invited (or
the purpose of inspecting the dis.
pcnsary and seeing for itself how the
money contributed is spent, were
made.
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Darlen
BABIES MAN DICST
SERVE SENTENCE
Judge Puts Into Execution oo-Doy
Term Suspended Ind NW5};
A 30.day jail sentence suapeade 1
Judge Samuel Young again-t Chorloq
vim Noatrsnd o! Darlen. on Nov. 30.
when he was referred to the probation
officer. was out into execution yester-
day morning by Judge Young. follow-
ing the arrest of Van Nostrand Sun~
day by Detective-Sergeant Thoma
li‘oloy.
Van Nostrand denied that he was
drunk. He claimed that he You the
victim of a. "spell." While in the city
lookup. where he was confined nftel'
he had walked into police headquart-
crs with a request he be permitted to
"rest." he became delirious. At flrot
ho thought that someone was follow-
ing; him. Then he thought he saw
aeroplanes. and afterward was of the
city lockup. ‘ '
lie was acquitted by Judge Young
or the charge he was arrested on Sun-
day. but the court ordered the ,
tion of the suspended new. Volt
Nostrand has a long police record.
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The Emmanuel Girls" Friend“! lo-
ciity. of Springtime. is holding a
dance in the Fire Hall, this evening.
The committce 1:» charge of the 43110.
is as follows: Miss Alice Ratchet--
l-ocker (chairman). Rios Margaret
.\lllsoh. Miss Ethel Luckhurst. Miss
Hvlcn Van Solver. Miss Ksbol lyi-
u-itcr. Miss Ham Keeier.
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Good skating is reported on most
M the local ponds. There has been
skating in Barton. since “Curtis! and
tho young pcop'e are taking layout.
'hc most of the gcod ice. The sket-
ing is especially good at the Ctrpor-
alion Pond in 'l‘olieneke.
O O I
\Veishcit's Half-Way House. at Mil-
lcr's Bridgi. will be closed next Sun.
«lay night for the winter months. The
past season has icon very successful.
and Proprietor Carl Weisheit is con-
tcmplatlng a number of changes» and
improvements before next spring.
a e e
The first Christmas trees of the sol-
son made their local appearance yes-
ill-day. when a trrckload of the trees
arrived for F'. V. Cantrell. Tho trees
were put on sale today.
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Miss Ruby Vole. public health
nurse or Dal-ion, has left for her horse
in Hilton. Maine. where she will visit
her parents until after Christmas.
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Marshall P. Richard!
ll-ft Saturday
Florida.
and family
for their winter home in
Mrs. Ernest l.'.
Stamford
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We Are Daily
studying liets pf security holdings
for our customers, and in nearly
every Instance are able to recom-
lnend changes that increase tho
income, maintain the security.
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine yours 1
Great spent today in
with her mother, Mrs. Mur-
Apauonshouldhavetbsb
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confining
Eyeslxeliined
qu_.
opinion that there were‘snalles in the ‘
. ‘ eeose erolu’;
.047, m mum one
“9, T. H NORWAl-K.
East Norwalk
“flowing a vidt in Want-burger“):
trial-ids. Jill-fiend “to. George Dutault
or at. John street have refined. to
their horn. here. .
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The warm Mil of weather soon not
an and to the plans at many young
talk tor skating parties for this week.
The bill! pond is not safe. nor is Cavaq
M I Pond. which was first thought
to be the safest at all.
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In accordance with their new
schedule. the Pastime Arc. held baa.
katball practice. last. evening,“ Coul-
aiuattv Hall. . . . ,
Tile regular weekly meeting or the
Bon‘ club of thonst avenue 1!. I.
church wm be held this evening.
Local churches are planning twi-
Christmas procaine of exercises for
the lunday schools.
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The tour-master schooner lax-gar“
It. Wome- ot Boston which has boa
discharging a urge of some 200.000
not o: outliers also at the Hatch &
Bailey docile. is muss many to clear
the local MIMI. When it leaves hero
itwlll be in tow o! stile that will tak.
it to New tort. where it will go into
of! deck for some minor repair work.
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Tomorrow msiag a musical enter-
tainment will be held'at the East avo-
nuo X. l- church under the auspices
of the Friendship Bible glass or the
church. The aflair will start at 8
o'clock. and, in addition to numbers
by the Nowell: church orchestra.
other interesting features have been
placed on the program.
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“u post week and round practically
no new cases or either measles or
scarlet tmr raperted'YrEm the Third
district. and it is believed that the
’ouooodully checked by the prompt
Maples CGoldschlmdt '
plaque that started here has been
quarantine established over the chil-
em . have been taken ill. and
V. housings well. by Health
one" RobexfiPes-dee.‘ The help e!
the school nurse in detecting new
cases was else.gi'o.st.. .
An auto truck owned by,r Thomas
Nettie. the loo man. and a Ford car
driven and owned by Edward H. Pat-
terson of Winner! street. collided about
7:“ o'clock this morning at the cor-
n" o! .Windoid met and East ave.
one, due to the heavy mist on the
windshield or the Ford. The nine.
guards. radiator and headlights on
the Ford were damaged condderabiy.
and the machine was towed to Mr.
Patterson's borne by liar. Martin. The
damage will be settled between also
two men.
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There is some hope ’that the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company will
have a basketball team this year. At
the December meeting or the con:-
bony. held at the quarters on Van
Zanet street. lestavann‘is some discus-
sion was had of the advisability o:
forming a team this you. although
the season has already started. Em.
eyes. What. with the Christmas holi-
thought somebody was going to have
WELCOME
GIFTS
lama- .g..-,.. $1.50 to $0.00
Glens .-....._.... $1.85 to 84.00
am use to $3.00
mun..-“ manna
liais- ..........'$1.50i.o'$8.50
unseen...._..se.ooiona.
lire-em $8.50t0312.
Reacts 9 Stevens
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tho ell-operation of the members and
whip a team into shape. he was per-
fectly Willing to try. Meetings will be
held later. when .applleaats for the '
teens will report. and further plans
will be diseu-ed. Other than this,
only the regular routine business was
disposed of lost night.
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Hitler's ice crualn parlor and candy
store on nowaytou avenue is being
painted and otherwise improved.
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Mrs. Charles E. Terrell hes return-
ed to her home in Rowayton avenue,
otter spending several days in South-
fogton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thorn TJadc‘r
have left their home in Tokeneke. and
will spend the winter at the home of
Mrs. Tiader's mother at 91‘ Fifth
Avenue. New York.
0 O O
Edwin W. Godfrey or Rowayton
avenue. is speedily recovering from
his recent illness. Mr. Godfrey was
taken suddenly ill Saturday. while in
Bittor's ice cream parlor.
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WHERE! MISSING. GONE TO
m OFFICIALS DECLARE
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 12.—-Severai
dose: bottles or whiskey that were
coined by State police from s. truck
peeling through Westport some time
Furs for the Holidays
Useful Gifts of Practical Utility
Arc Always Appreciated
OUR ASSORTMENT INCLUDES EVERY-
THING FASHIONABLE IN V ‘
COATS WRAPS
SCARFS and MUFFSEV
C. C. SHAYNE 69° CO.
Importers and Manufacturers of
Strictly Reliable Furs
126 West 42d Street New York
.3 DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Goode Cheer Within" ' ' ‘ '
A Place to Eat Psi- Exellsnce
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATEHS'FOR PARTIES -1 , 4a ‘.
HOTEL DAVENPORT STMORD, 00 .
Music Every Evening—8:80 to 9:00
‘80. on! that were held in the coun-
ty's strong vault. in the County Court
house. on Golden Hill street. aren't
she" now. They disappeared Satur-
l-Y- .
Instantly. many persons got suspi-
cious. Yesterday there were sage
"3-881!!! 0! hoods and sly winks of
dove coming on. it lookedeell. many
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State omeials last night had little
hesitanoy in -yia‘g the bottles or ii-
quor-duet moles—had been remov.
od m the vault aaturday to the
mate’s edtorney's emce. That was
COAme a mmomCOAL
CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE l’LACES ~ 1‘.
The Norwalk Goal 5‘ Supply Co.
39 Wall St. Phenom “Wokfl
-— Masons' Buildingleteridnu ._
mm by Etato'l Attorney Homer
8- Cunanlngs. who said the liquor was
bout to the. ltste chemist for analysis.
Mating Attorney and Mrs.
Cleaner-C. Hegeman returned to this i
city yesterday afternoon after a hon-g ‘
emoon spent in Washington.‘ D. C..
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and have taken up their residence at} 1;
their new home at Marvin Beach. I 4,
Hrs. Regeman. belore her marriage. 3 i,
was Miss Clara Louise Pfahl of this‘ i.
est Brenda's. who iii-aged the teen:
last year. said that it he‘ could secure
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and it includes the rectangular table. the china cabinet. serving cabl.
net, five side chairs and an area chair, finished_in $189 on
rich two-tone walnut. Its price complete is onlyl’.._.._. s
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