rice
“To use cows-merino
ton. (outflow
will he nemed by the in? logisle-
ture. Both ere csndidetes tor re-
election. while Mrs. Colt r. Hubert
L. Prett of Milford. end erold it.
Durent o! Guiiiord. ere ulso evotvcd
The terms 0! both bliss BrOWn "m cendidstes with Representative Beth
John W. Isntord o! Hemden expire N- 3°90“? 0' Seymour. reported in
next October and their succeesors'e rrreptive mood.
the celdtdeoy or lire. Cleve N. Colt-
er of test invest tor the New He-
ron count] commission‘ piece now
held by lies Emily Sophie Brown oi
Neugstuelt. Mi- Brown is e cendi-
this for re-election.
NEW HAVEN (lpeoieli—Woniee
will oppoetw women {or nominetlon
1‘" for a roomy commi-ionership for
' the first time in the hietory of "10
itete during the in? union of the
Bonerel Assembly as the result or
4 s
‘ h The latest novelties as well as a stan-
' dard line of the finest handkerchiefs for
Xmas purposes. They come in. neat
Holiday npxes, or] you run l’fi‘f‘ them
singly. ‘
' Men; illendlterchieis
White linen, hemetitched . . . 35o end 50¢
_. ....-.u... --
Women’s—Handkerdiieis
Pure linen, white and colored. embroider-
266 end 50c
ed corners ....... . ' . . . . . ' , White c o t t o n, hemstitched and tape
Novelty cotton hendlterchrefs, plain and edge ...................... 156 end 25c
plaid centers» ......... .......... 256 . . ‘ 50°
Swiss novelty, lsce edge .. 506 WM" 11“" ‘mtmed 25" “‘1
Pongec, embroidered incolors .. 25c : Boy" Handkerchiefs {l
White with colored corded borders,
156 end 256
Children’s Handkerchiefs
Novelty boxed hendkerchieis, embroider-
ed figures in corners ......... 35¢ to 75¢
White linen hemstitched ass end soc
White linen, initialed 256 end 500
White cotton 100, 150 end 2 for 250
Novelty boxed hendkerchiefs, white end
colored ......... .BOOtoOUo
J. I. Mallette’.
. 88 Washington street South Norwalk, Conn.
supper Enjoyed
At East Avenue
Methodist Church
"is there something wrong vtith
the church at todey 2" is the qua. -
tion thet Ru. Howerd Benedict leit
ringing in the ours or his heerers et
the meeting toilowing the luppgg
served lest night by the young peo-
ple or the Eest Avenue Methodist
church.
Rev. Benedict spoke enthusiasti-
ceily upon the subject. “The
Church's (‘ere or the Young People."
He pointed out thet in this day oi
lcountiess meens or competition the
2jchurch must do something to reach
.out end hold its youth.
Tonight is Men‘s night er the
‘church end e' delicious roest beet
supper will he served by the mem-
hers ot the Omicron circle. Roger a.
Guptili o! Attics, will he the speelt-
er.
The progrent or lest night in.
part or she celebretlon thet the Best
‘Avenue church is holding to merit
;its 55th ennivereery. The three
Ispeekere were ell former members
to: the church. who heve since on-
i'tered ministry.
Rev. Benedict is now pester or the
Corner stone Temple et Greenpoint.
Brooklyn. N. Y. The other speakers
were: Rev. lrting Smith of the
Glenmore Avenue Methodist Episco-
pel church. Brooklyn: end the Rev.
Herry 5. Crossett. o! the Willis Ave-
nuo M. n-chureh of Bronx. N. Y.
Rev. Smith spoke of “The Young
People of Olden Times." while “The
Young People‘s Regerd tor the
thumb" wee the thought at the ed-
dress given by Rev. Crossett.
P it wee young people's night. but
{at the open meeting held etter tho.
isupper. meny iriends ot the former
{Best Norwelk boys essemhied to
;greet them once more end welcome
" them beck home.
The supper wee iergely attended
anvl throughout the evening. songs
lend cheers resounded. "Pep" ran
‘ high and in the intormei talks given
here by‘hhe three visitors. each one
tried to outdo the ogher in some
yern.
Stanley Cupenter. president of the
Epworth League. under whose eus-
piece the supper wee held. received
the brunt of the reminiscences or the
checkers. in es mucn es he had tig-
;irod eo lciively in the lite at the
church during their time in Best
| Norn-elk.
i DAVIS ARMS (‘0. SOLD
AT Al‘OflON IN NORWCII
3 NHRWICH (Al’iu-By order at
the Superior court. the DeVie Arms
ieorporetion of Norwich. manufac-
l turers ot the Devil single and double
i herrelled shot gun. wee sold at pub-
‘iic suction yesterdey. Frenklin D.
Werner. president of the concern.
4 being the highest bidder. His hid
wee 812.000. The ghnt is expected
to continue in opere'tion here.
The Dei'is corporetlon went into
the. bends of e receiver several
l months ego. It is equipped to man-
jufecture 300 double herrelled fllld
:00 single berrelled guns e \"Wk.
Bidders were here from \‘arit-ue
ports of the country. ‘
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“drummers-than ever. “The , throughmPositive Agimicn.” by em
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New Hooter, samurai: Dusting Tools, now only $6.25 down!
WESTPORT
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Mrs. Downs Skids
lnto Bee Hive Curve
Pole; Car Wrecked
Three persons received slight cuts
(gut the tnce‘when :s Nash couch
opereted by Mrs. Le Roy D. hours.
Covewood. blew e tire end '.iddt-d
into s *I Boo Him Curte. ltow.
nylon eveflle It 1:15 lust etemng.
Mrs. chns‘s sister Miss Halt-:1
Billion Eimwood venue. and Mire
Merlot: Adam. Arlington. N. .l., were
in the car It the time or the acci-
dcnt 'F‘ltty were on their “21/ to Port
Chester. N. Y.. to ettend the thralrn
whore Miss Adern was to sine.
Thr.y \w-ro sU teiten to in: hon:
or Mrs. Downs where they were
treeted by Dr. Daniel Sullixan. The
on was badly demeged and was
towed to the Roweyton Garage.
' Harry Garwig In
M- o Wenonah 601m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1926.
Collision With
Bridgeport Car
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car drnrn itv l‘utlvtio Pnt'irwlii. Stair
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police but no ei‘rt‘sis worn mnde.I
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