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OW'S BIG ADVERTISEMENT.
Vt inter styles nre‘ bounded on tho
nmth by s. new neckline—three nt‘w
neckline: to ho exact—'the mllnre. the
\'-‘4hzlpi"(l. the modified round one.
lust. Mason. fashion compelled the
woman framed by a severe. collsrl-ws
lu,)tlll‘(‘, to show her collar horns;
lzonvfl. decorative or not. Now she may
rvtuin the some neckline but softened
with “Mo: drops of lace or nsrrow coi‘
~l:1rs trimmed with many colors.
’3‘le \lempmi neckline is extremo-ly
gum-.1: 'l‘hv square neckline has its
Sanitary Markets
43 loin Strut. Norwuk.
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unlwh his.
can". In the second match. G. Maury.
r inn! is. defeated Ray Slwrwood.
”twl 70 m.- tln- score or $5 to 44.
Pastime Teams
sud Miro-d ”'1‘“. 5°. “W'm' Clash Tonight
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H‘ht r club rm-Inimrs who orfl slated
t mtord Blsck Rock Bridgeport H . .
DINO" B . This mowing at Community Hill. to .I x“) in tho tournament, tOLethor
' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' " ‘ " ’ ‘ l' l" \W‘l‘w "k the F'ntllno innit. Niall “1"” the “”10”" ratings {OHUW1 James
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'l'lw tram of South Norwalk. will -rgu h I“ ”C" 35: T- 8- MUYTQY. 5“
was \Idi’ i can, 80: Ray Shvrwood.
‘~; Hull u llurx. 30: Thomas Unicorn.
1M: (”,lmrlves (Bray, 6:3: F. E. \Vilcox.
’3, \V. ’l'.llman. 7“); Charles llilworth.
'l'. Riv-Jim: 7H; [1. Close.
I "will.
'i'ils shunid he 9. han‘l fought ("Mu
' us lmtil of tin-so teams will law.“
1r slrongvst linmups in the puma
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t ‘w' 11 Tim tvilfll.“ will lmmup as follows '3'” L‘m“ a"; ‘1}: “l; ngagem_',tso:.if
' anc ‘1 ix'wutll Nclrunll; East Norwull: -‘ 1"” ‘r ‘ 0' “ "3’ ”“5 ' ‘ z
. ' “Ln” ‘‘‘‘‘ \‘nn (‘m-vrinz (worrw (yruy. 100; W. A. Baldwin. 80.
""" l r“ , orwarrl ‘ ll «gas. W: .l. Hanlon. , 65: C.
. 3...“,hm‘um rflc” NH :7»: l'. Morrison. 75: G. R.
trlca ore V“ [light lorwnrd " "‘ " ' ’1 Parker Belt, 6“-
13-1er - Thomas Fl ‘ \‘nru'nlk Club is being
\ K ‘ H. "I Ci‘l‘ll '1. """" 41 um." vl today «1th mergreon andI
rt." '3 ANCES. 1:. . . ..... '''''''' Warm”: it . 33‘ 1:. mm) to a dance to be held
, NIVERSAL LIN... OF AP; LI \lrv ti 1‘“ Gunr'l ' ‘m :3 ,. x. n. futumL A Bridgeport
p. .. l 1 mm: ntcr ........... . \Vaterbury I ‘3‘ “""i‘mr ‘3 doing thr work.
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P00] Tourneyl It m n ruin-r interesting fact that
:ths hm n as! talked-about batters in
’thr Amv n. :m hague last summer be-
tor, Tray Creamer and Sllgfil BO M)Q
pool tournament
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. . . . . . ““““ ~ 7'00 ’l‘lw nnnlml b!-
‘?.‘3 00 up
t‘t’vm nus-minors of the Not-walk (‘luh gun Hmir “'9’" F“ a! Dl‘ChE‘Y‘S-
up» ll“'l lust night at its rooms in Hi“; ”"5" ““7: ”l" former nomad-“n
ERS AND WASHING WIACHINES MW“ lv'lllllllli; on “'9.“ street. Two JUNK. it?” (‘.- ""5"“ smxgzh‘ri‘siniihag:
D WI In! Balance on Ea.“ Terms v lemma-op played in (hfllfiler1»LI’l°n hammad 0- n
0 ‘ i i 4 xm-nt which prnmlsos to be one of the '» U l"\’-'- ' n ‘-"~° 3'" “*3 much in "1“ i4
or the Norwalk and SO. Norwnlk Voltage. moat mu. cesnful exer held. Scores Of l ‘1' ”N W“- l '3 “" xxsnn. 315""- “* what
the bat. and
at he was failing to do.
' American League
11! a pitcher. Slsler
from the University or
mo-mlmrs wlilwssrrl the matches A h" v. .s in: x‘. ‘\ doing at
handsome one is the prize that will he. ltlzth. for w}:
l'v‘l‘e- uh d to the winner of the tourna-l lili’h "Hm"
m-v‘t. l’t’tllnwlnst the pool games. a T-"N'l l‘P‘liY'mrv
l'wu l . MEI “an: swn’ed, gram»
I“ tbl‘ Frat match C Irving Dyingtnn \llr‘hitrzm ii! a twirler.
mu :l r“. = «5M: ulml l.» lmzvl Close. raterl i llrzm vmn high honors ss pitchers
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS AS GIFTS
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FLASHLIGHTS SMOKING SETS
SPOT LIGHTS JACKS
c. TROUBLE LIGHTS TOW BOPBB
OV‘ CIGAR LIGHTBBS . wnsxonsxm , .
ASH RECEIVERS ms angels
FLOWER VASES I‘OOIJ » . , ,
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TAIL LIGHTS tom W was:
GOODS PUT UP IN SPECIAL CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS
m DELIVERED rm or Oman
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'ing appropriations.
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‘STORRS SEEKS
HUGE BUDGET
State Agricultural College
Would Spend.$l,000,000
in Ten Your Program.
HARTFORD Dec. 21.—A prog-
resstvs program or expansion involv-
ing the expenditure of nvproflznntely
81. 000. 000 within the next my yam
will be laid heron- the Lexislnturo by
the Connecntlcut Agricultural college.
An- initial wproprtttion of $280. 000
for boys' dormitories and classrooms
will be uked of the session which
convenes next month. as the 5 initial
step in the plan.
At the sum time. ’t‘he state ‘board
of education will request an addi-
tional appropriation of $600 000 for
the new State ROI-Inst plsn st New
Britain. to finance the construction of
a dormitory, sud an appropl-istion of
$300,900 for . dormitory tin- the
State Normal school at Dcnbury.
Quasar Elm 'l‘rlmmd’l 0“.
As the udxninistrntlon bulldinx andL
power plant of the normal school at
New Britnin are now under construc—
tion the building. of the dormitory
would complete the pin: for (but. in-
stitution. The granting of the re-
quested appropriation of s. halt mil-
lion dollars by the coming- session
would make the totnl cast or the
New Britain school to the state. 31.-
2:30 000 or a quarter-million dollars,
[less than the origins! estimate.
The board of «dilution uked the
last session of the Lexislsturc to 1;)-
vropriate 81.500.000 for the New Bri-
tain plant. but cut this into halves
and took $750,000. when it. Wu seen
that the state. at that time could not
easily raise the money for the con~
structlon of the entire building. It
was decided to proceed with the ad-
ministration building with the $700,-
000 appropriated in 1921 and come
back {or the other $750,000 in me
1923 session, but this has been trim-
med down to 8600.000.
Bin-st in Sight.
The Connecticut Agricultural Col-
li‘L’t‘ project is the biggest in sight.
with the pocsibio exception of the
Connecticut. School for Boys It Meri-
llrn, a. the session approaches. as
{or as existing institutions made re-
quests two years ago for inrxe build-
but the Merlden
school withdrew its request when it
saw the condition of the state's li-
nances st that time. The agriculurnl
collego requests were henvily cut Ind
no new construction of 1 major chor- Louis C. Tetsrd of Dnrlen for $2 500-
acter was allowed. The Judgment is said to have been
At this special session or the Legis- , entered in New York on April 1.19:2.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
A VICTROL
Give s Victrols snd be assured your gift, will bring the
greatest measure of happiness.
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We have Vietrolas in is large range a! beautiful design
and finishes. Come“ In and make your selection early. L
Ask About Our my rm.mn
A. J. Collins CO.
70-72'NorfliMslnStreet
lsture held before the election of
1920. a bill was passed sppropristlng
$335,000 {or the erection of 3 WO-
men's building to be used as s. dor-
mitory and for instruction in home
economics.
Details of the building program to
be laid before the coming session by
the college authorities aside from
those for the first year, ore inching.
but will be pro-outed to the Legisla-
ture ct an early dste.
MAN SUES’ TO COLLECT
$2,160.52 JUDGMENT
Mic-gin; a judgment by the New
York court in his favor of $2,180.62
has not yet been poid. Vslentine '1‘th
of New York city this week filed suit
in the Superior court here sgainst
SALVATION Am NOTES.
The Solution Anny revival services
being conducted bi. Stat! Cobain
VValdI-on at the 01qu In Winston
street are going slant nicely. The
crowds are increasing one]: night. sud
Mi- Alice “'ebb is doughnut III with
vocal selections. Everyone is cordial-
is invited to attend. ..
The npplicstions for Christian din-
ners will close tumors-ow st noon. 1nd
while the collections for this
are not. yet clinician it is hoped more
money will be received this ‘weck. u
all can be used for baskets and ‘tho
Christmss tree for the children. '
A pouoflics and police station In"
been eotnblished on Crulg island, sou
miles from the north pole and tho
most northerly point so profidbd.
Pedigrees or the Arch heroin-dd
to he the oldest known dementia
breed, can be truced back 1899 m
DIVIDEND NOT ICE
146th Semi-Annual Dividend of
NorWalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Com, Dec. 12, 1922.
AtamoetmgoftheDirectonofthisSociety,heldtlusdsy,.
adivideml 3 J ’ J»! . -
’AT THE RATE OF FOUR 'AND‘ ONE-HALF (4%):
PER CENT. PER ANNUM
\
wasdeclaredtoDepositonfromthcssrninxsoftbestnionths
endingDecember3l,1922.
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Thesamewillbeentered onpssshooksandpsidon chaotic:
January 10,1923. ‘
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Money deposited on or before Jinn ’sry 19, mm drsvr
interest from anuary 1,1923. . .
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DEPOSITS OVER $5“... 000
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