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EMBER 19 1922.
l OPPING WITH SUZANNE
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East Nor-Want
church. l
..— , St. Agnes Guild of Christ
will meet this evening with Miss
fillrnllrlw' lfl- ”‘3 Hyl‘r‘ll M’ ”I“ i‘I’OFl‘N‘t 0! I. “dish ofl Hr: CHARM of silver toilette Christmas table. 8!.in decanted in Grace Familgtin. h on do.
”" L 'l ““M h“ . “‘8 ll coming ‘0 its own holiday colored crepe papers bearing harlcs m ‘ as 3°“! 3";
., ..§ \\l6-‘ll. scarcely had we cnicrcd that. . . duty. and Ralph Benentt on night‘
i Mm t 11. , , again. .\ot that it is more gift suggestions which you may wish ,
... .... ‘lm- v1) on [\th) forgot all about . ,....., . I ' duty on the Washington SUV-‘9‘ draw
“V” " " “ «1.1-11 irlll- s as ten and toast. indulirlnx popular than ‘ U" or .or- to carry out. A word to the w 43—. bridge
' """ '“ I ‘l' in it \I ril.1l»ln nrm’ or hanK. She ““30 311°“ but it ll undoubtedly re- s s o ‘ The. regular meeting of the Bovs
0'" " “ l " ‘9‘ ~le W'w from counter to counter! .xalnlnx l" Pm“ °' “W" “C’mnfiem ‘ NE HEARS Christmas carols club of the East avenue M. E churcf'
~ "chkllao—Jrom 1’1” cents up. Ilrotbers carry a number‘of attractive 6&- on the \‘ictrolas in Jamel will be held tomorrow evening a.
to g” 1 ”k. ”l lllllk'hf‘lf that! A .‘litln‘lg‘lll‘t' Fail): ”Nehru-"3-91933 toilette sets. manicure and >6.” 4 Donnclly' . Store. 13 South Community Hall. , ’
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1» . ‘1 .‘ 1‘ 1r tummy—70:19 (ior 1.2.1.312. take 3:111 ‘rfif,:‘:;"fhzzu;wmj M." 30 many 32?: Main line'- “4 59" Chfl" Skating is being enjoyed“ on the.
-‘ ‘ ' " , " ‘ brown nno .11- lg,- purwp—lpa'hpr - mas gm suggestions. Mill pond at the end nearest Gregor)"
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.i. l'r‘llfl. ll». .,..n.1...--cnllnr 1m." .11 :1 and 33—. low" K"; f‘“3§“i'"°“:—T;t?fwk por men. there an adjustable Boulevard. while Skating isa 0 being.
n \M - twhirl» -1 sale of 1111111111113." she 1-:xc11im- 9 "Mme "l“ ’1 °“" 3 n W 5‘ m 5 smoking trays. key purses ,wallets 01 enjoyed on Cavanagh's pond. '
prompt‘v sti~1"“- H" H “4‘“ i" ‘9” 035- And 1‘ shnlllng "‘8'de or bedroom m p ' genuine leather. d€8k 39" “Okla: John Cavanagh of the Old Sauga-:
M, It". n:1\'V\'a,\'.E:‘rn”w broth": “1'1 “not to buy one of' pocket knives and jewel cases} P ' sets. eversharp pencils. books “a tuck Rosd..hs.s returned to his home;
tiling“ “hi-:1 ‘ "W l ”I 'm k (“N-mm" "' “:50" Thcrc " a. complete "M o no}: book ends and note books 01 3'“ klnds. here after several weeks spent on a?
n ‘ m rlahl M \\'l'\, 1hr ro nrr“ \nlucs yup to 830. llwma usuzanne thinks that these dish- For housewives. there are M3. business trip in nu west .
l A l \rus slmp v sun-s lcforc we had fig to any house- . l
U V“ ‘ \ I on mnk" wclcome Kl , 1”“ tan. .
i . .ll, lain : .Hrjt ‘1 ”null l was so" hungry. lint wife There are c "”0"... custard bowlsls‘zingeeglile‘: Dixiterialgfmbook Miss Mary Rider of East avenue
ll 1.. cl 1:.» Hum. mvmls“ nucll‘lllll: :“WVFO: F lggf‘nzl. l (""9“ Oblon‘ shallow am)". for cakes. Ka‘zke! and books to 9‘“. m them. “(I “n en‘e Grille member. or the
‘ " l "' ' ‘ “who, ”I... dam. “Q. some thin lbakr-d diths and soufrlos and pie tins. r c itablo for Kind w‘kd 1° °' the rat C°“'
1 1.»... w. 1 , . . ~ . ‘ - 5. h' i , numerous unusual 81ft! 3“ gregationai church at her omo to-
lvl.’ 1111 r114»n¢~\ “:1! Ii '0 n o ‘ Aluminum “If. ls snot e? wsey
5.... 11 .. . .. .11" . ’1 ‘ ‘ n - I d 1 either home-maker! 01' W031“! in by» marrow evening
. __ ' l». :1 to No-Wc‘hhllll‘fflffi the day be- i chosen present for a housewife. Even l ss—desk t quill pens. shaded '
""“ "" =~ tho humble tea. kettle. the frying pan “‘3 h ’9' 5' a 0“ Soon. plu- There will be no meeting of the
1,... "’7 ‘ ‘ ' and roaster assume importance when m“W"- ' ”91“”: m. Auxiliary or Christ Episcopal church
1 1- 1... 5'1 now-‘1 I", l\l l‘Y SlJi‘i'HltSt—Dnosn't wrapncd m tissue pm”. with (hogs-f1)! ingcafg‘n9303133'; 1:3! dozen pieces this week. the next meeting to be held
w n. .. ”no” a,“ 11 11ml. :1 luxurious sound? ,, ”hm," and decorated mm a sprig 0“ n ‘ on Thursday afternoon, December
u. .- . 1. 1'61'1" l' l 9 In 111 of firr— rr- ‘ ' . 0f the V“ fruit ’0 popular jun now 28th.
. ‘ . ,.. 9‘ .cmmv n . ill] 1 it got holly and t wish for a Merry will be a. gift welcomed by my “m.
. ’. ‘, .. (1.2. “8:13.11 :11. l .10. p soft. chla "l mrgflma,‘ an from the mistre— of the stateliost Fina! plans are being made for the
~11 1r .. H, 1 ,...cnrn M11 :1 zrly kittcn pay“.i . . . ' th h telaino f holiday entertainment to be held by
To— ~ ‘ ‘- “m" 1m: “llll n lm l 11' )‘I.lf'll l lmnnsion to the you h“ c ‘ 0 the East Nor-walk I A
.v‘ ’ " W" 'l'.‘ l 1 do make it. thoughtful Cllfi'ist- ‘7“ IJXED GLOVES" D0il)’§the “le33 apartment. 1 ti t mprovement s-
t " ‘ ‘1 “60'”! 111.1 low .lua'l 11.01"? Sn: 0.!an“er Faust explained. ”the W” l“ s s a 3°;g:eef°':§mmw Hall during
-.-~ 1' -s in .._, r H :1? 1- 11 You lmy thv-m nt‘ thing for dad'- Christmas ESSIE WAS making out her a 0 8111131”?-
4 ', -. 1,... ,,,,, 1‘1 5.... 1-. .11. r). "7 North Mnin present." J9me! Gaucher of Betta place injur-
_ j ’ ' ' ‘ ! . 1. in the p313", Clothe-1' CJH rChristmas “5t- ed his right arm while skating on
1 l, .,l t“ in. 54;”! \\H “I re ”PYTOI "I. ‘0' Al CaVa'na hr. 0nd last 8V8 l Th9
.._ w. l a el. ',l-lro nvw mlnh prllly colored foil i Shop. 13 North Slain street “'ht‘fl" Noellfl—hllf I. dozen cu._ b f ‘81“. D be! nng. “I
. 1,"... . . , p... ,. ’1vr ““111. n; such mu-y I'fllht'r . \cry special bargains in suede. mocha rd cups, I think and ‘ baking dish 0’ e 3 arm ng twisted in back!
. .. .. (”r m. n, nnrl such allyly border- 1 and capeskin gloves may be 0111mm” " 84 0‘ him. so that the muscles were
~—At Morgan'l Hardware 8'9"“ strained slightly
- ; . WV, .4, {.hllrlrwn Ally especial jufit now. ”\Vnshington Btr.,e¢.._m”blight for '
a ’1 ’ .. ~11: ‘ 1... 1 .r 1.1.1.... nilpplfl' 3111] may bol .‘How much are they-m [the askedl ‘m_“organ," too. “’hlls I’m there. One of the safety gates on the
n 1.. 1. . ‘ ”.12 ,M, u m "wk M this .tnr,__. Mr. Jesse Schoolhouse. the mannzcr, ”:1 h A“ buv the manicure set that Washington draw bridge, which has‘
"" 1 32"“ . I 11. .1 yuan...» sure, for she passed They we" only “‘95. w, lbnrnm’l. j ;‘ ‘3 . 2" Oh and the spot ughfibeen out. of commission for some Ht-
”l." t 11.1 ‘P “L“ _‘ 1 '1 11' l 1 f in lr lnspcctinlt "19 and of finogt quality mnt‘hn. ”“9“ sun": G 3;?- automobile. and “0 "on 1"” been tuken do“ “a.
H‘ ' " .. . 11: ”1111.1 of H1: m and mar-veilingJ with rabbit, or squirrel skin. :i’or l' he e arv repairs. These repairs are being?
:. l-ll llhe fishing "wk" ‘1‘“ I ’"mmd 11 id b th
. ( .1. L. ., ..~111»lci.m«s Of course. .11. bought a palr—hf‘l‘| h 0m" that dav that I spoiled his e up y e present weather to
"H “ ‘ H. .. ' .“Il if you're in dDUbt as to ‘ remem. father needs them for ‘he ”>ng (Old l' ’ d l t mm or “me emut however.
.1 1 \- .1 ._ . . .. M r”.- mmflq-mvnm or young.-——‘ “3”“ to the gram in the morning As. with") as :2; Insult-hat you won't With but one exception yesterday,.
. . ‘ 1..._v. or punr, rrmcmhcfic thnt there ‘ wc left the storewenoticcd some “J ‘ . seen}? unnln around to do "I there was no traffic in the local har-
~ ‘ ”will“. or: a, human wing who deplsos foot 1 ”Mm... blanket mmmms prlnod nt.‘ "filnfnulia rum {:1- vou have 5n‘y,bor. The exception was when the?
, l' ; ,l 1 1» h", "Mort. A “60M ‘0 'h" W13“ ‘3 wmc- Innh' :4 all which Dotty told mc. wan? gm, mace 0": your listZ" . three masted schooner, Frederick H..
: \._ . 1. ‘ w...” in "8‘ bargain .. _ . 1 ‘0 b with a, cargo of pulp was taken to
l-r .,1r.1,r~1 s s s Itsreall; an ideal pace 1!? .
. , . ,, u the St. George docks by the tug.
w .1: l » lk'T‘ ' w vownn annhlng likol ' ‘ ‘ mrla‘m” “ll“- Je“ ”“med‘ "“1 Theodore Smith.
annnna, you've a smart ‘ 1 F YOU'RE desirous of giving there. isn't any use of going anywhere
on v r‘c Iv'cclrll tooth. So you'd be intrigued 4 ‘8 some V9?) \ice Man a \c- ry else when I can get the thing! I want
um" ‘l‘ l"-""1 " hv ilu- \Vhllman candies bf“ Nico Gift. let Suzanne whis- ns chcnply. M'r. Albert D. Morgan. Rowa on
“"1 ‘ "' --, ,.1 11.1....1 A \lmd'a drug- store at, .5 per in your ear 8 WWW" ”“‘ Prnl‘m‘t‘m l” “”5 t° b" the
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1“" r11 r ”I "A. 1 4111,11 uluwrz llov Ilw‘nrmul with 11.411» some of the most bcal' 11ml ”1‘“ Si
“SM: n. n “a". 1111M n! ,, unnxplrr that some shirts Suzanne's evcr seln— 'll'llllu.
”.21 l I“ "l 1‘ . 'l"‘l1"lll :r.|l1l!lrirlth"r o.‘ Pilgrim rmllums. which Mr. O'Mrara toll her:
“V“ WWW” 3111: mirht l‘xo wrmufl. t. "Will“ It" I are the finest 800d” on the "mrk't"
"‘ "w Tm” H '«.-.1r-" of U1“ mnnv “'Hlmnn value-H Colors are pale blue. will". 1:111 “”15
.lalrl'm n'mrnrl‘. chocolate ai- lgrocn. (If c0urse. there are other1
. n11»; '- nnl Brazil ml's. Hmllrl whilt‘lqunlities of shiriing——.\iadraa for "1—;
“Y rm Vt («11111111 ....1 \1..1.~. 2.1m. r} lkric‘l. 1.1.1 fashllln‘}itmll18.\ou can find a mmlit) in mm
R'l 11,-. ’al “V. . 3 mm”... p. 'lg-rrlilifi'fl nnvl nmlmt. lynlil’ pockctbook and may be assured;
"" k“ ‘5 ‘ ”H” 'l'l-tlt, v‘ ”:6: H r l'll‘k of Prr'crw that your purchase is an minimal!"-
3 “l” i'." l vim luv-lgwlgo “1H1 cn'or to match th" . nus one. for every thing in this More.
. .r . u .6 1.: ; 2..., .1 1'1-«1- l‘nrkncn for :"nsli<!i"—--fronl the lcnst («pensive nor-ltfln to.
“H" ' “ ‘4 ‘ 1-H" l'H‘lt': 741'.” l‘IHra (‘hncoml'l'l E the most luxurious house coat, is? of
‘ “ " l "‘ :1. l or» l.:l~mrv l"1vk:1r.-rc-yv.s, l'ml're‘gnou style and quality. I
ll: '. . .1 ' a .1]. "‘2 '» V" W“ 3" "‘ 7‘ w-mhla " hook.’ You will like the Jacquard silkl
11 r- ~31 "l ‘ " SUN-“TH" 'l l‘W'k'K’ means. 'A 1 gowns, priced vcry reasonablv. .'\.".ll
. . l 1 . 11:1r1v ”1'“ 1"“ of tool things". and Suzanne 3 girls—if you want to give yours-cm”
; > . l 11“ '(l‘l“l' in it‘s n lmppy llllc Lastly anti . a Christmas gift, “'h)’ not buy .1 Silk;
1 l 1 11- t." m. rvrllalzvs host nre tlln I‘Trnsuro island ‘: umbrella hprey Those for mcn art“,
}' ' ""'"' """" in " gully "NWT" 1"“ MW“ priced from $135 to 7.50. and wom-'
)‘1 1’ - l ‘11:“ “.1111‘1112': “M" ”N“ s“""““‘""l nn's from $£ to 12. 1
l .w ’21!“ VH1-rl‘fl‘ 1v l-llllrl” '0 charm th ’3":
l " . '1 5‘ 1.- v.-.1....1n 11... "ll1'lion" and "mamas" in . ° .
ll" ‘ ‘ ‘l‘ “W” ".1 fl rm «1r «lollcimls sugar plums. I AJAJH HOLES.—(he vol-y now—E
' ' I. ' ‘ 0 t 0 | eat. thing in {.1100 nmklnnl.
' ...,‘ l'lzlxr‘, Till-j Rl'sfl of holi.‘ Suzanne had “Ollir'll 'wverzil
. llnv 11111-1112. (’llristmassobl .--.- -. of her friends wearing Mm.
from my 1-1411”an insistl
:lnvi Santa .Itnrirs nnd lrttcrsl
«ll‘S with odd. hcavy ruhllcr soil 9 and
hot-in. The compound of
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low fill!
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. for women—dun”,
. — 4hr re. Suzanne mustn't start on that
Pyrex ware I'm buying for aunt. and
have it sent to her.
icnt.
"fine thing more. the aluminum
ton Rome and frying pan for mother.
Or olst- an electric grill. They have
so many things of all sorts there that
it's a hard matter to choose."
s o s
HETHER YOU prefer hose
~E23 whose beauty lie. in sheer
simplicity and richness of
‘2-2 good quality or the fancy
vmafics and decorations so much in
\omlc just now. you may purchase to
«our cntlro satisfaction at stone s La—
dle-5' Specialty Snow. 13 Main street.
Norwaik. There are rolled sport hose
fragile things
with lace clock; plain silk. plaid.
chvckcred or striped hose.
Thcre are some special values Just
now in silk and Jersey petticoats—
which, by the war, is a good Citru-
nms rift suggestion for one of your
L'i rl chums. And. as for silk "undies"
Very conven- The residence of H. W. Cole,
Rowayton avenue. has been painted.
P. N. A cedlo has received a truck
load of Christmas trees.
Friends of Miss Emma Hoyt were
grieved to learn of her death on Sat-
urday. Miss Hoyt leaves
friends who'will mourn her death. '
Milton Evory of Pennoyer street
while chopping wood. on Saturday
morning. cut. his right leg and had to
be given medical aid. Mr. Evory had
several stitches taken in his leg.
The Bowayton Civic Association
held its monthly meeting last night in
the Bowayton Hose Company's quar-
ters. E. Howard Evory made a re—
port on the mail service in this place,
and it. was shown that a large num-
ber of people desired to have the
present postomce continued. Several
committeees were Appointed by Pres-
ident Bond. It was decided to change
the program at each meeting and
have something in the entertainment
lino hereafter. so an entertainment
committes consisting of Edwin L.
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topic, or she'd write pages and pages
M enthusiasms untilr her type writer
cronnrd from the unwonted exertion.
do go and see for yourself.
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a host off
. n11 1’"ch HM, l r, mm homo m,- the holidays. which they were made was hun')‘. 0»:
new. 1 .1~ ‘41: '2" 1 “we... 1.. 1.1: 1m; gums. ahopping coolilnzlv thick and almost cr}‘!l!ll-; s s 0
",3." . i 1" '35 . -~ 4 1 .r . 1:- .l, I Mal'ltln 1mm- 28 in”, Suzanne thought. I" HAT A FINE erness." com-
. c '1. lil 1t. \.1<l.1'L"fil‘ uvrw-L i “1”“ she “.3. in Connfii gv & plimentled Eleanor.
.11 . 1 , 11 11.n 11rvc'lr1'v lrngth ”W hitt‘h,;llk nrnfl‘k"“'5 Shoe Store at $1 \\.1shin§-, E! un- very ma 3e..." 1
mrlw ~ ' ' -r ll't‘l ‘11}: :(:;““‘.’s:‘.‘(lll'll Salll941ll‘1sh2nllki‘ft l “m Ilrt‘t't. yuan-day aftcrnoon. 5hr“ -.--‘ supplemented. “When did
“.1... 1. .'11! .mll 51...}. 1.1.4 r=fll11 v nllppcrs and a fine loarned that ”‘9" “’33 Rajah ”’1‘"! ‘01.] havs it taken2—Michslson'l. 1“
‘ 1 l :' ~.m.~q 2' 11k M "llk nnvl sports l osc \an . sport oxfords for girls as well as men lwagcr'"
11- ' 1 -s 1.! .. l: . 1".“ =1 l: lrm ull at 3:: and 82 25 ' And rf‘JOlced thereat. E . You're right. Sunnns. The studio
it," : l. I? Vl'f,‘ £2 ””1 “115 :2”: " k‘:;n;‘;':fl; :‘tl Ralah soles. she learned. are 1. -l1 1‘5 at. '8 Washington 31mg, Right.
I ‘ r 1' ‘1'!!! null (’ 'lll‘. si kl1:1l1lhl-‘lr111ll‘ffxl’l‘r lull Plug“: l of avail-tiled compound WhiCh 13(Om:n°ar “1° Sentinel oflicO—DO, JUII‘
' 11‘ ,, . r:' ”1,, .~‘ “NV”. 3...”... rang:- from ‘3 to posmi mostly of pure rubber. It “'llh- across am “not. These pictures are
21-: 11 . l mun-1' 5'» ' " stands the (lamp and wet to pcrfmtlon mv Christmas Phopp‘n‘ Much less
' ‘ ' l“ “Ml h is Jim “hat Swami“ "km bother. and I'msuro that tho few per-
.l n . l»r il‘ll‘v’ ‘l H ‘..i \ Il'l‘lll: how many .lnl; s :1 111.11 .1 rn‘wr lllisinrsa womcn who do 5‘ sons to whom 1'“ ti" my photograph
' ' ' "' "‘l l"'_' . 11: girl mnv hmo Fll‘ .- Pr: 1! (llal of walking—welcomc as an in ‘pprecllu it more than aomo 1"-
""| l" ‘ "W'ljl‘il 11m r a (rag to haunt: rlno mldlllonal pair of shoes to thcir “ard- tie “many or bit of frivoloulnm"
“' .L l'lx 1-111»: . hinrn, c“!‘>tt‘l{lll\ if it is I robot i "U m-." I wondered. "If. F. 3°!“
, , ,, ,. (.111 M 31.11.111.11" dutl llko- tho ones Sllzmmn ‘ Suzanne mustn't forget to mcntioné to got them?"
‘ .1” ' l r 5"”, ”W "l Th" ["11” lmpnrtmvnt Store. 51 j that this store has a. complcte lam-kl ‘ [)0 give me one. 39.- YO“ know
«r :1 ' r H um in Swl'll 31.1111 street. of comfy slippers. Quinn.- 53311, felt I suave yo u on. of min. 1m ’“7-"
” ' '33 0““ "r ’l'Li: llu‘lia 1nn walk a wee bit and , and lcnther. You'll find a suinlwlc gift l bogged Eleanor.
. t'llk. nltllmmh lzrr vocabulary. likfi for evcry mcmher of the family—dad 1 "I will gladlY. girls. I'm ‘1“! you
‘ 91-1 , ‘ . v.‘ “v ll '1? (1’ lllllllv 3-.”an chlidrrn. ll ('1- , mothor and the Chlldrnjh ‘llks them. ‘ I think thl. II filly t.
' .. fl ' n .... m 1H!" llmllad. Fhe can say 1112,: one And Sis. wro's fond of dancing [ mmplo of the fine work done at the
. ' ’ m . " 1...».1, 341 n ro-m lust 3198. we know. must have plcntv of "danc-. Michelson studio It doesnt flatter
’ : Tl-cv. l- a mlnlaturc cnrnusel with log shoes' '~d:1intv evening slippers Ii me but it's life like and no-too homo-
!“ V- 3 ‘1 cm .1 «l- 41! lmrsomwn vvhlrlinitI mean. There are such prrttv ones iv. “'e vs finally persuaded Grand-
”, K.‘ ‘5’, 'l' ., .’ “11‘" n clwcrhll little lun' nowadays. in bronze, silver or srltin.I mothcr Joyce to consent ‘0 1“"an
#1.." .k 1' . 2’» Wind slmmw can afford this wlth a comfortable last and a not- hcrg taken. and we're so - pleased
r ( m “. 11+, “.121 smrclv make some I inn-high heel. Thpy'n be very precious to Lia—Moth-
“... 21 rlrllnl 1." ll‘l.l l1'lr1pv-- for it costs 1n cents. In the center aisle of the store is a cr especially." I
t‘.‘.“1 :1 1 11... 1.,1r11- n canal-.nwl 1 . \ M and Mrs. H A. Adams of Wil-
. \lr nnl \lrs largo-r. of rlrookside 9331:5183). ca)? fiep°§gf$L :22?! ed 315),"; {ton {noved today. to Mansfield ave-
en :1-1 1113*, 1- 'l \l M: r~‘. nv for New Y.(Irk [C‘nmpsny. Inna
) Ll Q...‘.'l:'l:'1lrrl.1t‘r.u: b31112; Kenneth Godfrey has srr‘nvd in 311,, Loam Potter. of Maple ave-
“ .. 1.. ,. '111lr»l‘lr mp ‘ l‘arii‘n. andixillflspend th: Chgstgllas' {luekwiil 111:1: 5::‘1‘3113‘211133 :1:
‘ 1-1 ,1, $11: ‘11”. ”H , n,“ firo o haca on w :- paren s. e s a as on. w
1.. , ..,r up from P1. 1 l, is Ill la to! be al-‘V‘Jtut Iflkatitl? (13:):‘1‘8tUd‘lnt at Inlrtmou‘h' lChrirtmas ‘nd New Yfll' holidays.
. ,1, . , , , ., 1: m, , 1.1 r r. u ~11 1 111: as 1 Kenneth Godfrey, a student at‘ Good skatint was reported gt most
1., 11 :»6- 1:41 no "l" l'nrmhy \lrlrchous. s. teacher Qanmouth College. is spending the of the local ponds. my“, after-
“ y , “k :1! Pl”. . l. Hp! n! the week—end with hfl-‘l‘mu holidays, at “5 home 0“ noon and evening. BreedsPond. 0h
.1- r Mr. “In,“ the Post Road. 1mg Post Road.“ and the Corporation
"‘ ' ‘ ' L" "V‘ l 5 Mr. and Mrs. “’illiam James, who Three Persian kittens. belonging to: lPond in Tokeneke. ate in great shape.
:1. ‘~l"l .1111. law lwn occupyinz a. Phllcoa bun. Mrs. Frank Frudcnthal of Brookslrlc and many ice enthusiasts “'0 turning
" ' “ ‘1' J" 7 "‘- zalnw on Locust Hill Road for the avenue W011 prizes at the Empire Cat ‘out daily. to these Mpufimm
.--~» .— 1 'r rir-r‘l'.:;1;1.lt tllrce wot-ks. lmvo mov’d bug-k Show. held recently at the Park Aw- Christmas trees have been put on
:to New York.
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Gandhi and Lunch
NOBWAIS
ADE ASSORTED XMAS CANDIES
FRESH DAILY
'YD 2 Ibs' s'o-osouamusoo.oosu~‘- 5%
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29c
11an Hard candy s o rsslsorlmfi.‘ 49c
ocolates, 39c 1b., 3 lbs. for ...'..u. $1.00
and, 0min the window willbo givsntoths
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10 Girls Wanted
Mark-off Shoe Storé
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GIRIS—Join a... sales ram forjh‘e Holidays and
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FOR CliRlSTMAS.
SHIRTS,NECKWEAR
P‘AJAMAS, SILK AN];
.WOOL' HOSE, RAINCOATS
'AND GABARDINES
ON SALE 'AT THE OLD" STAND
95 FAIRFIELD AVE.
.
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—SUGGESTIONS—4 5
3081' mm mamas, f 33‘?
In BOX. oIoossosssosnsssssossstsoaswtuo‘ssm‘o'
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RAINCOATS
The Kmd‘ Worn Rain or Shine,
Stamped Genuine Oravsnstto ouaosooaqc.
82:“... m“... $2 65-
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Genuinowool .2. $1495.
Gloves, at $2 6541]]! Hose 65km: of Hank;
kerchiefs 51.00—0qu Billions ”up... etc 50c
BRIDGEPOR'!
95c K
$17.50 I
At The
Old» Stand
BRAHAMS
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Stevens. Mrs. A. J. Becklus and c. ‘3. too oomprbes A. B. Cleverly. Ilsa]
Bass was named.
consisting of J. S. Armond,
Babin and Mrs. W. F. Ambler was
also seelcted. The taxation commit-
in the near future.
CLOSING our
ALL OUR
11d T0vercoals
F P R I C E
Mhfisulkt' dfismmfllfi
mighty' “06%de Every
garment hmhdi-thalfsfibonginal'» price
twht—ws' “thunk-Ilka“! stylu
magma-muons...“
vilwrs rtur' mu. um “you
Suits and Overcoats
Were
$25.00 $12.50
$30.00 $15.00
$35.00 $1 7.50
$22.50
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$45.00
Higher Virtues Also 1/; Ofi'
“WA“,
Nationalists;
.. now—4W.
2’.
An- committee 3. morass Hams. am 1
Captain m decided to "place tho mu q
the village by one-6o! hint! page!
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