PAGE FOURTEEN
ELKS LODGE NAMES
TWO COMMITTEES
At the illI‘i‘llni: of Norwnlk Lodge,
No. Tut), limit-voicnt umi Protective
Urdcr of l-Zlks. last evening. Exalted
ltulcr Stanley Stcwns announced that
ut the next illm‘ilni; thcru would be u
punt exalted rulers’ night. and he up—
pointcd the following committee of
past exalted rulers to make the neces-
sary arrangements:
i-Zlhlrt \V. (”lurk‘ John 1". Bogurdus
nnd Henry licrgmunn.
Thu homt‘ furnishing t'uir commit-
tccc was also announced as follows:
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Martyrvto' Medical” Science
evening: A
MARKTWAlN' -
. PLACESOLD
New York Woman Is Pur-
chaser of “Stormfiel ”
. .in Redding.
"stormfleld." the picturesque coun-
try home of the late Samuel L. Clem-
ens (Mark Twain). in Redding‘, which
has remained unoccupied since the
death of the famous humorist. has
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’NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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A Special Sale of Dainty Dresses
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John l-‘. liognrdus. James M. | .,
li'llrlo'n, (‘lmrit-H ll. llilworth. John 1‘. just been sold to Mrs. Margaret E. - - '
“WU-r. mm. H. Madden. my D. Given of New York. and. it: is under- Just 26 of our latest models for those 26 fortunate women who See it: . .
illlommmlu-u. Ailwrt F. rose. John stood. is to become the‘summer home » , Em flrst.
w. Smiliny, l-Ilimrt w. (‘lnric (‘. lrvinz of the purchaser. Mrs. Given is stay- ' y .
"-‘mmon' a"“""“ li. ”"thm Ralph ing at present at the Hotel Nether TW 1 Th w ’ $3 vv
l-I. Mimic. min 9. Young“! Thomas A. land. New York. , t 0 m N 2
Skvilvv, Noam i'. lluliot‘k mid Fred. The papers transferring the title to e ve a . ere O 0 . Q
r', liimicll. the property to its new owner have .
Seven of Canton Crepe, Five of Poirot Twill.
ing in the town clerk's office in Redw
ding. but Charles '1‘. Lark of New York,
attorney for the trustees of the Clem-
ens estate mid yesterday that. nego-
tiations for the purchase of the prop-
erty by Mrs. Given had been con:
cluded and towns expected that. the
Iormal transfer would take place in a
short time.
The property comprises 248 acres
or picturesqucly located land. upon
which is a tic-dutiful Italian villa. built
to conform to the ideas and wishes of
Mr. Clemens. and the other buildings
rcqulrt‘d to complete a country estate.
Much of the land is suitable for cul-
tivation. “
The housc.
not yet been prepared for record- E
The Fourteen That Were $25.00 Now $20.00-
Four of Canton- Crepe, Tenfof Poiret Twill.
_ Dr. Vaillant, the French pioneer in X-ray warkfls shown here
recuperating from the effects or the 'thlrteenth operation he has under-
gone in an attempt to halt the progress 0: disease caused by
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to the rays.. He has sacrificed his left arm and shoulder to the cause
or humanity.
Ferris
which is located three Hamlin“!!! for
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station of the New York. New Haven ‘ b U U!“ 'x' nit ,
and Hartford railroad_ contains elgh~ -—-——- ‘ um suit.‘ T w’. exan er
Jackets, rd. Marl, Ace
Alisudsrd ‘stldm'
n m 0.0 s
Prlcoo.
Palace Clothes Slwp
'13N.Hsin8t. 80.Norwslk.
teen rooms. with the bath-rooms. and
a large logs/la. which may be enclosed
in cool weather. to serve as a. sun por-
lor. The place has its own lighting
plant and is supplied with watcrtrom
a Spring having a steady flow of 4.000
gallons ot‘ water a day. A combina-
tion bnrn. and garage and an ice-
house of 100 tons capacity are upon
the property.
LEW HAWKINS. ,
The Chesterfield 6! My Pre-
sents “Much Ado About Nothing"
At m.
We hear it said—-
that little of the “old fashioned” quality exists in work today—but such
a statement is far from the truth. Things are simply done on a much
bigger scale than they were when we were youngsters. There is
MORE good workmanship, and of course more poor workmanship.
With few exceptions. woodworking organistions are today striv-
ing to maintain old-fashioned quality and meet the demands for in-
creased production. Low price is a grest lure in selling. This is
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Coal
COME DOWN!
You. will be surprised to
the beautiful selection si
for this occasion.
Lew Hawkins who appears on the
pro-New Year Palace snudeville bill
today has rightfully earned the title
“The Chesterfield of Minstrelsy" by
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often a temptation to slight quality. But we are not building our It was “t Stormfleld that Mark his clever and original work
“0”" 0" "'0 “"‘h- Twain spent the lust years or his life. in the foremost burnt cork __
The Hatch d. Bailey Company organization is oidvtashioned in its “Nd "more h" GXPerit‘nced Home 0‘ the compank‘! in America. NW he! SILKS I l\ -~'
ompan ideals of sterling worth. manufacturing millwork with the same psin- dPt‘rwst sorrows of his lite. as wcll as has forsaken the semi-Chem 0' ‘ "ENS
staking care displgyed in ma. organization 50 ycgr. g... some of his happiest days. the minstrel ‘tirst part’ to en- WOOLENS TIIIIHHNG
“lie showcd his absolute content tcrtain by himself in vaudeville and ' R dn , .7.
with his house." \Villiam Dean llow- ho. is just as big c. success as he was 00 er VELVETS N ALE”
T H t B 01 C vlla wrote in his book. "Mr Mark an endman. His collection 0: songs DRAPERIES BED SETS
h . h @ 3f Twain." Truly. he loved the pince. and stories are all origins] and amus- UR ,7 - — ~
e a 6 a1 e 00 Mr. Ciemcns’ younger daughlt‘f mot ing, and he is guaranteed to be a ee 0. C TADS BLAXIXETD
cure for mcinnchoua. There will be
four other his acts and Clara. Kimball
Young's latest picture "Enter Mn-
damn."
it irng‘ic death in the house and the
place was also the scene of n hur-
ginry. the story of which held the in-
tcrcst of the entire country lit-rouse oi'
the daring of the thieves and the «ire.-
mntlc incidents associated with their
arrest. Mr. Clemens' nnni illness and
his death occurred at Stormflcld.
“ BIRDS ROOFINGS, SHEETROCK AND CORNELL WALL BOARDS.
THE MAN'S SHOP
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FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY,
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ITO.
Big For Productm Thriller! Capscity
Audiences st. Inst-m. Yesterday. ' ,
No. 8 North Main Str-
South Norwalk.
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Time is the only money that up
not be cour terteited.—~G reen \1Ile
Piedmont.
"Nero.” the “‘iilitm Fox super-
spccinJ. which opened nt the Regent
. Theatre last night where it plays to-
day and tomorrow, more than lives
up to its reputstion of being the king-
No medicine cabinet is co ».
without a
FEVER THERMOMETER.
Get one today at our store.
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Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn. '5
BATTERI ES
We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town.
, pin among motion pictures. The loom H. A. MEAD
line of historic screen stories that pro. , Prescription Pharmacist
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prising ease the difficult. feat of out-
distancing the whole list of “money
Include Cooking snd Resting
out for Every
Norwnlk, Conn. Between now and Ja .. .
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one size and skilled direction of its “THATCHER” Garage H..“"' 311.06.
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To when the greatest tyrant the world Air Furnaces. d Do bi . n .
‘— has eve! known set upon the throne of “THATCHER” Single In it 9 Wood a ‘
- the Caesars. , , Oven Coal Ranges. ‘
THE NEW T H A M E R, IN C ' “TWIN-FIRE" Combination Cool
and ass Range and Other Types
of Single cnd Double Oven Com.
blnstion Coal and (he Ranges.
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water
Optometrists sud Optician:
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