a ER 22. 1922.
Y AND VICINITY NEWS NO
ES
. ('unllu: r llcwzc Ililll of Flu Hill TOOd. has
ht. 1.... l-l. ,. ._. .l in his home after passing s.
k, i 4' \x- F. \\ “Mk! shroud
I'll.'l“vl' O O O
\rlnllr hat. Nico present. O'Brien.
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all x' ; l'.ml liurns of 104 East svenue. s
l, I M: ii» 5summit at Georgetown University. is
1"“ ' W “"‘i ‘ home for the Christmas holidsys.
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-.\utomohile robes 1nd scce-ories.
\ustin' s Garage.
'3 .\.L s s o
. , l linliert Wolf:- of Georgetown Uni-
‘ 331““ '3‘“ 1 unity of “'nshington. is home. in
am L" “- South Main street for the holidtyl.
paling who . 'e o
spurilllrnt. ;
ll in in.i,.u, ‘ Hula
l il‘lirirn.
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"U ' WW " “'l Nurwnlk nlcrchnnls are preparing
l'lllrll rush of business tomor-
for Xmas. $2.50 to 83.00.
(. i’ a
‘r. w This will be the lam chance to varsity. is mums the Christm!I 110"- Succem‘“ dense last night at the
senior \t‘ w mm)“ ”upping. [6,“. win. his parents. Mr. and Mrs Grace Parish hall. The affair was
i‘.ty-yl-t\‘ a: , , . Jouph rlnvIs or Seymour street. largely attended. The hsll was
"“"‘ ' " ‘1 slmml «‘lirlstnlas Dinner, $1.25. ‘ ‘ ' nicely arranged with Christmas dec-
’ “ “ mull. .\ur“lllk Lunch, 39 So. Main ~Radlntnr cover-.another one gift. 07‘1““: 0' holly and greens. Music
..... ,4. Austin’s Garage. ‘wns furnished by an all-stu- orches-
s s s e o e ‘trn.
.m ‘ "“k \idlk i Ma... of iale College. and Mrs. Annie W. Baker, of New Haw‘ ‘ O 0
\l l min i name of the “0le n '5 Col. on. who has been spending l0\‘0f1‘“ The Connecticut Dress company.
.mflm W 21.; , 12mm. l nlwrnlly. are at lhelrllisys as the cum-o of Dr. and Mrs. which is run by Samuel Jobmck and
k I . y, L ' l run In \x. li Birvt‘l, fur the holidays ll rncnt i lirf‘vrr‘m‘r. of Last m'cnlw. Jr‘s‘rh Bobaky. is to hold a luncheon
N ‘ I; . . . ' lroturnbr‘ horns- icdny. 'nrll entertainment for their em
m Nun“ l r» make thu hm or girl happy. ' ‘ ' . groves at the factory on Franklin
'lllun \ . ‘ l“ W llll m it Kodak inr 82 50 at lion-‘ —(‘loih and seal caps for Xmas Slrcrt. this afternoon. The power
. . r, z. v ‘ 'O'Brion. mil be shut at at. 3:30 o'clock. and
l . o e , . . . ‘tlm‘ rr-st. of the day will be spent en-
‘ \ ~ . m: \ plsllinn in bankruptcy This afternoon at the local exchnnze ‘03:“? ”19 life-Christmas treat. Miss
' V'l‘ll' "Ml .. L. . ,, lml l,» l'lmrles P. Wilson of of the Southern New England Telc- Frances ll‘umo is arranging the de-
‘ l: id. l« ll. il pltllilt‘i', listlllg liabili- phone Company. the members of lllv'fi'lll”a “7 ihl‘ entertainment. and those
Wm: H, l l ,.e s: an Ill, and assets st 850. commercial office are to enjoy nf‘lvrlul- W30 “'i” Dnrticlvate are Agnes Dan-
u‘~l"lzl '1 M 2'! ~- r .q, rum-ting of creditors will be mas tree. and social time. with an ex- "fl". Mai‘zarEt Kelley, Liildred Gar-
n Hula. 4 ,4 5,1. l“‘“. :0} lchange of gifts. .ilfl‘ui. \‘cm Fumo and Agnes Finne-
,. .. . .. . . . c l o s s can. The factory will .close this aft-
“ -‘" ‘1 \‘llt llmlnvlly’s Toy Department «mllcnd Austin's Garage adve‘rllW- "N‘VD "M” after Christmas.
“" ‘21 lllc illi"t‘nlt‘lll. ment for gift suggestions. 5
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('ll _ l: llcrl'lc‘. ri L: to have s. community Ernest P Wilson rrturued to his: Darlen
i llllslmns tree. which issto he illumi-lhomo st 77 \Voodwurd avenue inst:
pl l.. . .l I" l inl‘ the first timo on (hristmns mening frnm iicston Moss, whcrr ll"
NHL: l,._ l...‘ when the nvplo of the rommun—jis a sophnlore at the Northcusi‘rtl _\ir. and Mrs. C. P. Rump! of
m. .ldlilvq i ll». um llunrllll-ln in sing cnrols umill‘nivers‘lty. .‘ir. “'ilson is a. grilviilllt‘ llrunksido avenue, motored-to 13:063-
ou-l .l:.l .c : purliwlphtv in other exercises. ‘0: N. H. S. W .l on Tuesday.
wus-lvvln‘ - o s e e o . . .
" “"V‘l'l‘l - He will WK' a mm“ """M- —-Evershnrp Pencils for everyone Mary Crofoot and Bessie Andrews.
VAllllin's Garage. .iu the family—81.00 to $12.0”. Don- sllxrivnts of Xorthfield Seminary, will
. ‘nell "s. wont ‘ l st
llll ‘ inWm‘ SIXlirwlS for Mrs. Alircdi ) e s o lt'fl.‘n‘,5'(l” mas vacation “t the"
3 I” .\« w "W A”; ‘3an “1'“:1 h:;‘r::“':n'h5‘:, Charles T MacDonald has slartc-i ‘ ‘ ° s,
Win-n y” ‘ K ‘ ' ‘IU ml" ' “M l on” T! ‘suit against Julia Sclandone of this Miss Anna. R. Conn. assistant town
N" m ? "mm W 1' ‘ ' Ur M St. I‘m”. H l NIFOVM city in the Common Pleas court .lun- rivlk. and her mother. Mrs. C. Conn.
rm. wlvll-h ”‘1. . ' , .,_ ,m, 1 and burial ‘ was in l uary term. for damngesrof $30” .llli‘L' mil nilfllli Christmas at the 110mg of
rml. .. V, g. .k .-. ".4, n. in: on unpnigi hill of S ' S 30 1 ml»: m .‘xlrs. l-Iliwin Stone of Canaan. Conn.
T” ”N . ”M i ~ . ' . . ,‘ on (.ross ctrcet has been llilalzhml fur e o o
H “3. I, :W' ‘8350 in the action. The papers were .r 01.1th who returned recently
l ‘.\' . i chained; most acceptable drawn up in the offices of Tammany 4...”. u... hogplmL after undergoing ._
i _ , “c .- '. . . . .
i l .\ l “h 3 il-lrifi‘ . ‘1 Conner). . . . sl-llmm'npernlion. is rapidly regaining
,1". l. n... ma- llrzl lh and is now able to go out~
m,’|3-»..[llll; ‘ ’l fw- annual Christmas tree and ——Order for Christmas early. other- <: 'r- from time to time.
it: ll‘llllil' plu"\' for the children at wise you may be disappointed. Fil”. e e e .
. mo ‘...ru..lk ilav Nursery is ‘to be stock 0 fall goods for Saturday. lion-l ‘.".:’s .lonn Murray, if student at St.
i: mug; . in! (n. rr- H i.- .Mtnnoon starting at ncr Bakery. 5 Munroe street. l Iii“ -- m. l'nivcrsity. Canton. N. Y., is
1. v .3, ,,‘ 3 ..'. luck, .\ tree‘ handsomely ' ' slu m! mi: l‘m l‘hristmas vacation with
3! I»' ' -‘ ’llmrx r‘l, has lrrn PTOVHWL find Emmi”?! 0' ”‘9 Palace a' d ““3““ ' l: v r I‘iil‘" lllS. Mr. and Mrs. William
um l:l. . ! Ibrrn will 1... glng for all of the chi]- theatres. toegther with the artists that “Ur-W. (,5 llnllowtree Ridge road.
":i'l N- 'l- vlrv'll, as vu-‘l ns refreshments. may be 999937111“ in he \‘Mudtfl Nvlrotlm ”fights.
r lull'dll'lll; . o e bill a. the Palace. will be entertained. . g g
.l u r l h. . l . Spot light.- Austin's Garage. With a rllnner vat the Cosmopolitan, Armnlni T. Beauregarde. at this
I . . . restaurant in “all street at 7 o'clock l Mun. “.1.“ ,3 a student. at R. P. I. is
‘ Monday night by Charles and IKH‘M‘ spending the Christmas vacation. in
l‘W‘ lural plulliin‘ltlon enforcement ef-
fnlla mt- imlng directed at. New Hu-
la,» Frank. l‘lltlley of Guiliord. In
lcvllt who has been on the staff of
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n] Longllo.
n Merv In
‘ n! l'f‘"‘~' i «lpll l'...~krs:c<-, lust removed. it is
r (”I'D’V» llldnlui llllll l'llllitr'i' Wlll he 3.9-
w‘” H, “H lmmll-li to tzlkn illaklrlN-‘s place. as
will ll“) will u.’ ill" lllrl‘e opt-ruling at 36‘!
“Nu“... m limwn.
inlllz lvliv' 3 . ‘ .
‘ -~l‘llll»rt‘ll.’ls make nice present.
riiiilz prl ””1”“1-
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l ': l.llt- mm lilidgnpnrt factories em-
‘ p , .1 l'l..lv i: l? Bit llll'll. are operating, in
rx, iv. l- v- , :l u." lili", more than 09 per cent.
it”: i ' w." ll "lli .l, rm nrli! ismleli ill’ the
llu' \E ls ‘.l .:.l. 'Ill" l-u' Association of Bridge-
’r .. l w fur the wwk culling December
l ' l 'r: :1 ‘-- ‘l'lw reward for the cited
i .~ ‘ ’ null l<~ rllllmwi the lmst since April.
H '- ' i ’ . '2 \xa-ruu hours for the period
," veil»: ll-rmlller lfl, were 49.2.
i o s s
l’””"""~""l if you have your photograph ta."
""" "3"” M n rm Xmas. get one of the pretty
5‘ unit“: ull manic llp-nt DonnelIy's
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m. it t! u} {will has vnmc hack to its own as I.
ml - '~'r .l“ llutnms gift this year. the first time
ili‘ ~ ‘ . 'e . H .lv lt huh lmvn renlly plentiful since
A! i ll‘ ' ii The Treasury Department has
A" “ ‘ \ .; {How-4| the issue of gold pieces by
'l P4 ' 'k» uni all banks have been sup-
ll“ ‘7 'l l s. l The» is a. shortage of 82.50
‘1‘ . ml rlr-v-M an to the fact that this
4 :I : nmlmntion is no longer being turn-
{vi war he mirth and. in some in-
“M‘W” lu’ ml u u premium is being offered for
Y“ ‘1' ”(L t ‘ l‘lI «c i‘“"l pieces.
i“ 7' '"i o s s
H MN" I livmiqunrinrs for Santa Claus‘
illnl's. carriages and tovs. Bring your
momma I}. in is to is repaired and dressed to the
full] Shop, 21 Monroe street. Phons
llltss nf- mlJ"
tf‘l' tn'lri :
riii'.l_ “Ii
. — FOR XMAS GIFTS —
ford pro~ '
' ' M "i- Foss and Hogan” s Ohocolstos,Do—
:rmn'ffl mastic end ported Perfumery,
H. Kodalu. Combs, Brushes, Wsur
cr-l‘arillion Bottles, Oigsn, Writing Papers,
.etc.
mm thatl
m». ““"l Stilhon-Po'well Corp.
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ND NOTICE.
e Board of Directors of the South Nor-
ld this day, a dividend st the rats of
-") per cent per annum was declared
the earnings of the bunk to: the six
or 31 1922.
‘be entered on pass-books sud psid on
.1923.
AUDI" ”LIAM W
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«can Lincoln». run-urn '
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“Special Christmu Dinner. $1.25.
South Norwsik Lunch. 89 80. Main
street.
A. luge electric sign is being erect-
ed in front. of the Rislto Theater. on
“‘nhington street.
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-—Specisi Christmas Dinner. 81.25.
South Norwaik Lunch. 39 So. Main
.tfee‘.
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Francis Crosby, who is [pursuing
collegiate studies in New York city. is
visiting at his home in taview sve-
nue.
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——Zir. s, dpy for ten months pays
for s Hooter cieand‘ at. Donneily's.
Free demonstration.
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Irving Davin a student at Yale Uni-
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.r.’ the
iisterson, proprietors of the two
theatres. A Ipltfldld program has
been prepared for the occasion.
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——Another shipment of the.“ :as-
kets Just. received. 25c to $1.- "'
Donnelly's.
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An overturned cool car hlocllwi1
both north and south bound railroad;
tracks at Ansonia. “Wednesday.
trains were held up in Ansonla
Seymour. The car was mnklm:
switch at the (‘00 anss branch of tlzc
Amcrican ilrnss C0,, when the mishap
took plnre
the wrecker nrrirmi.
pl- of hours’ ulwk.
clcnred.
n rid
a ll .1
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Hi" trucks “-crc
of
——F‘ull ”in auto
Aaron Kohn.
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings
it was twh hours llP'hrp‘
i
lrr purl of the service will consist in
.‘llillll‘:
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after a con"
, Hi" Norman Presbyterian church. He
; cg...“ nn "Outdoor Life." showing how
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accessories. .
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for our customers, and in nearlyr
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income. maintain the security.
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine yours i
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Maples @Goldschmidt ‘
.iurdsy afternoon and mode orange-
'visited the Stamford Aerie last. night.
.lllt‘ li-lildnys.
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Members of Buckingham Post Wo-
man’s Relief Corp held a. meeting yes-
ments for installation of ofloers on
January 4.
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A large delegation of members of
the Norwaik Aerie. No. 58!. F. O. E»
The meeting was held in the Elk't
auditorium where a. class of 42 new
members were initiated. National
oliicers were present at. the session.
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"When Knighthood Wu in FM-
er." a new picture featuring Marion
Davies. is to be shown at the loo-.1
theatres during the early part of Jan-
uary. Manger David Estorsou su-
nounced today.
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The Knights of King ,Arthur held a.
His brother. Chop-
man of the l’niversity of Pennsyl-
vnmm returned yesterday to his home
on llm Post road, where he will spend
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combined Christmas exercises
church and Sunday school of
Methodist church will take place
ml Snwlzn- night. Dec. 24. The great-u
’l'lu”
by the Sunday school. Rev. J.
\i' ‘lnr L nn will preach on “A King in
l‘; ..: lisp " '
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ll“. Edward F. Bigelow' spoke at the
null'nr meeting of the Men's club of
22..
hunter. the fisherman and the nut-
Ellison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH sud ABBOTT
— Successors to —
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
127 Washington 8!. Phone 910
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Opportunity
Opportunity, th e y
say, knocks once at ev-
ery m'an’s door. A sav-
ings account may not
make you rich, but it
will make you ready for
your opportunity when
it comes. Now is the
time to prepare for this
by starting a savings
account.
.City National
For the convenience
of its customers, the
People’s Trust Co.
will be open Saturday
evening from 7 to 8
p. m. to receive :1er ‘
sits. j
E.
People’s Trust
Company I
South'Norw
First Book Under the Irldgs
on Walnut“) Chut-
Lw’f
3 new bridge across the Five Mile River.
being constructed
'st'mightened soxnewbst. which will
ursllst such contribute loud the
health of the nation. He said that it
-ms.ny of tho‘juvonils orgsnlnuons of
the country such as the Scouts. Camp
Fire Girls sud others. having the
study of‘uaturs as that: object. ore
drifting more or less toward indoor
Jctivitios. "They should have." he
paid. ”the great. blue dome of the sky
for their headquarters."
the disagreeable weather. the meeting
was very well attended. Aftor- the
lecture. refreshments were served.
Rowoyton
Herbert W. Snyder, formerly of Old
King's Highway. returned. recently to
pay a. visit to some of. his old friends.
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m R. T. Jefferson of Old King‘s
Highway was the guest of Mrs. Theo-
dtro Davenport. at the regular
monthly meeting of the D. 2A. R. in
Stamford, recently, Mrs. Gorge Noxon
and Mrs.‘ Andrew VCrawford were
wiong‘othe'rs'whosttended the meet-
ing fromvthls section.
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After many unavoidable delays. the
I
on Old King‘s Highway hos been
completed and was opened to tmflic
yrsterdsy. This is a. much needed‘
ilnprovment over the old bridge
which was unsafe and inadequate. At
the same time that'th‘e bridge was
the road was
make it safer for traffic.
East Norivalk
Lccsl schools are today enjoying.
their Christmas programs.
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C. P. Frey of Ses'dew ~avenue
driving a‘new Chevrolet sedan.
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Troop No. 6. B. S. A.. will meet as
usual this evening a: Community Hall.
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The librsry‘ st fiommunity Hall will
not be opened on Mondays. Christmas
and New Year's Dsys.
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Blight improvement is noted in the
condition of Judge John J. Walsh.
who is confined to his home st Greg-
ory Point with an attack of the grip;
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Frank S. Avery. pressmnn for the
Evening Sentinel. who is in st his
home. on First street. with an attack
of the grip. is showing signs of im-
movement.
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Local friends of Mr. and Mrs. 12.13.;
Morrison. formerly of Van Zandt‘
street. are receiving Christmas ”mom.
brances from them in their new
hohes in Tani-es. Flo. ' ‘ - ' '
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Lewis 0. Wardwcll of 286 East ave-
nue. has given s. contract to. Index
Whitney for the erection of a. house
which will be two stories in finish!
'h u‘fuct costly to be deplored that;
‘ onv cooos area:
In spite ot‘sprlng. and will bé occupied Ly Mr.
. with murder in cunxccfon with the
to permit the defense to 'gather' its
witnesses ..
Too Late to Classify.
‘LOST—A gold bar pin. engraved,
'and So. Norwaik post ofiice. Reward. ;
. Return to 10 Hawkins A\'.,e East Nor-
st 86 East avenue The new buildings -
and of frame construction. is expect-
ed to be ready for occupancy in the
A Complete Assortment” 6i
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UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mahackcmo Hotel;
4547 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘i’ardeli and family.
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Among recent. arrivals at tho Mar~
via Beach colony are John 1“. McMa-
hon and family of 63 Bayview avenue.
Second district who have mos ed into
their new llpme. on Grego\' Boule-
w ard.
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Several local young men who had?
narrow escapes from death in an au-
tomobile accident, near Dsnbury last
Saturday are about again. hm ing re-
covered from the effects of the shak-
ing up they received in the accident.
when the auto they were riding in
was wrecked by s. telegraph pole.
Deaths and Funerals.
Funeral or Miss Mary Jimmy.
The funeral of Miss Mary Franey
was held this morning at. .8230 from
the home of her niece. Mrs: Thomas
Dowd. 27 Beldcn avenue. and‘at. nine
o'clock from St. Mary’s church. where
s. requiem high inass,‘\vns sung
Rev. John “finish. ceicbrant; Rev.‘l
James Wilson of Hartford. deacon:
Rev. T. J. Finn. sub-deacon. Mrs. Al-
fred Rose sang i no solo. "Ave Maria."
and. as the cortcge was leaving the
church. sang "Leg. Kindly Light."
The pull-bearers were: Edward Clune.
Jeremiah Dorncy. Charles F. Page and
John Murphy. Interment was in St.
Mary’s cemetery.
START DEEENSE {N .
HERRIN RIOTJCASE
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By Associated Press ~ ,
MARION 11‘... Dec. 22.——Tm; de-
fense in the trial of inc men charged
Herrin riots last Juno. mm wally lo-
day to begin introducing its testimony.
which. it. has been announced. would
be designed to prom: an alibi for each
of the accused men. The first of sev-
eral hundred witnesses summoned
were in court, but it was problemati-
cai how many of them would be call-
ed to the witness stand before court
adjourn: tomm row over the holidays. -i
The State rested its case yesterday
afternoon and adjournment was inkr’n
Wednesday between East Norwulk
walk.
T0 LETa—z sets of rooms at ii L. Ely
avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and;
gas. Also 2 sets of rooms at 6 Lexing-
‘tbn avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and
y.
parsonage.
gas. Inq. Mrs. Nuggy, 15 Lowe street.
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David Young of South: Wilton fill!
of the modules.
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Mrs. Frederick Chopin is vlkang
her daughters in Philadelphia.
we
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Mr. sud Mrs. Clarence Chapm’s'fs b2
the Westport road have gone to Fibrh
dB- for the winter.
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The Women's League held no meet-
ing this week. Tuesday afternoow at
log to the busy season.
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mas Edith Bunker of munmizwlli
soon be home for thb holidays otgthe
Congregational parsonage.
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Kenneth Bunker of Akron. ONO.
will spend his holiday vacation with
his parents at the Congresutlihal
Six pupils at the Georgetown soiooi
are ill of the measles. necesitdlng
premature closing of the schofby
the Health Board.
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The Christmas services at St. fiat-
thew’s church will be held at 9 9311!.
Monday morning. The children's-gos-
tivul will be held Wednesday a. re
noon at 2: 30 o 'clock. u:
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A large crowd gathered last. We!
evening to tie greens for Chm”
decorations at. St. Mntthews. .‘I’ho
u'work was continued thig week. mans
daye evening, at Frank Rockwell?
The Rev. F. R. Bunker announces
that the annual Sunday school featia
val will be held Saturday evenin in
the Congregational church at. so
o'.clock when Santa. Claus wiflzbe
present.
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Six men in a taxi ran off the bridge
o’ver the brook in South Wilton'pt-
urdav night damaging the strum“
and smashing their our. the occumtl
receiving minor injuries. however.
The ice was partly responsible forums
accident. The auto was left at the
garage for'repairs
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Miss Katherine Burning Died last
week at her home in Lyme Cdnn.
Funeral services were held on Sam:-
day in Lyme. Mrs. Gram S. WWII
of Wilton. a niece. attending. She
will be greatly missed by her relatives.
as well as by a large circle of (finds.
to whom sincere sympathy is extolli-
ed. Miss Banning had resided inthis
town and also had been a mean
visitor mt the home of her cistern“:lo
ate Mrs. Ellen Betts
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-~ M. Raiils Wm- "m“
Dine st the Old Stand by;w
TEE OXFORD. LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
8 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., .
Phone 2218
C hrzstmas
Supreme.
Candy
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Our Candy is as much a part of the Christmas
spirit as holly ami- old Santixéfims‘elf. !
young and old that are deli
always appreciated.
Ours IS the Christmas Candy supreme. Give it f
to your friends and relatives and it will fluid to their '
enjoyment of the holiday seam
Goodies for
tfully wholesome and
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Norwalk Chronicler