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» alumna magma. ratavnoua
‘ caboose landed nome‘ distance away
, and trains arriving in South Norwalk
‘ I delayed.
the baitlcohip ntimatmr.
THE EVENING BENTINEL
Golden. Editor and Proprietor.
W.
MONDAY, DEC. 16. 1922.
M ~lnneh 0M9. Nomlk.
02-8 -—ldltoriat Room.
m wluoinua OM
lull—Edition Reaidenu.
720-5 -—City Editor'a Realdenea.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow;
Sun riaeay: 13: sets 4. 25.
fish tide 9. 39 a. m.; to: rgp. m.
Wm“ L... m...
MASONIG DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communication of Old ‘
Well Lodge, No, 108, F. and A. M., will
It. held at Ito room. Dec. 17th, 1907, at
I o'clock p. or. Work, E. A. Degree.
lnptailation of office". All Matter Ma- .
DORE cordially and Internally invited.
‘ Fraternally yeah,
{v
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL '
I
“Wm. m bum-Emmo-
PUHIIIH + i
SPIHII INH
1 THE IIIIH
Rev. c. 8.. Maclariand Preach-
es in the South Norwalk
Congregational Churco on the
Observance of Foroiatitors’
Day '
...—”—
h‘trrcttltttorn day wan ollllctvvd yt'l-i-
ROBERT M. WILCOX, SOC'Y.
”Elihu Root: 'Inivcraal lull-liners
confidence cannot ho malntalncd ill-
detinitaly in tho fan- of universal dc-
“ nunclntlon. and when tontldcnw tol-
uakes up there its nothing» lcft on which
to rent our business and industrial su-
perstructure."
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO AllGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
WREICKS ON THE RAILROADS.
Several Trainmen Killed and injured
Saturday in Many Placea.
Saturday was a bad dt‘ty for wrecks
on the railroads, and a numbcr of fatal-
lflon were rocorllvd.
Ono mix up was at Port Chester,
where train No. 2 ran Into a freight
train which was loft ntandlng on the
main lino whllc the engine wcnt up
into the rrcight yard. The caboose and
two or three cars were smashed up
and thrown front the track. As tho
two or thr'eo thoroughly frightened
tralnmcn scrambled out, and appeared
glad they wore alive.
In a collision on the Boston and Al-
bany ‘railroad Saturday of the train
due In South Norwalk at 2:11 p, m,
with another train. the onglnocr and
fireman wcrc killed and conflidot‘ablo
damage done to tho rolling stock.
The short circuiting of one of tho
now clcctric locomotives at Port Chos-
tor, Saturday night, not fire to tho
nlotorcar, and a panucngcr car. The
cicctric lmzotnotlvc was entirely con-
sumr-d. and the other car connidornbiy
injured. The uovorc storm noccnnitat.
at] tho discontinuance of the clmttricnl
nervicn and the road went. back to
steam power. ' "
The storm throughout the New Engr
land Staten WM one of great. severity,
this morning Wcrc still considerably
The Boston and Springfield
erxprcslsog 1vtrc about forty minutes
late and tho Shoro Line trains about.
thirty
BELLE ISLAND BRIDGE DAMAGED
Storm of Saturday Night Had a Bad
Effect on the Stmcture.
'l'hc storm with its accompanying
high Lido of Saturday night. considera-
bly damaged the Belle Inland bridge.
The 0:1th and many of the storms were
washed out of position, and great holcs
loft in the filling which W'drl put into
the ntructuro last spring. It is esti-
mated that the cost of rcpaitu will
amount to acvctal hundrcd dollars.
The Horror storm did conuidcrtrblc
damage about llcllc inland and lloton
Point. The, thin was no high that. it
went right. over the South lit-och and
badly wanhcd some of lIIl‘ gradod Ivorlt
about. the island. 'I‘Iu- cmuont walk
about. Richard Golden's bungalow was
ripped up and some of the latilt‘t' Work
damaged. Tho shorc lmtwoon lio-
Klyn's and Roton Point .waw also vrry
badly wnuhcd by tho wows.
Grassy Hammock light war: put out,
of commltlnion by the- t'ol'out Nltll‘lll.
and will not. he lightcti until rvpuil'l-d,
by the govcrnmcnt, roport to which has
boon made by the light kt;’t'pi?l‘, Capt.
Larsen.
MRS. BISHOP WANTS $2.000.
Commiesion to Pass on Claim Against
Criaeey Estate.
Acting on application: of t‘lat'nm-c
W. Iioll, t-xcclttor of tho ct-‘tuto oi‘ tho
lute .Iohn W. Crista-toy, .iuduc (‘harlos
l). Lockwood, of tho Stamford Probati-
t30urt,'Saturday tlppointcd .iudgc .lohn
It}, Koclor. (Ilr-mont A. I'ttlicr and Wal-
tcr I'I. Iiouglyton a commission to parts
upon a claim against the onlatc pro-
scaled by Mrs. Sands Bishop, 2 daugh-
ter of tho doccascd. Tho claim in
for' po-I'sotl-tll scrvlcc anti carc during
the illncuu of Mr. (“Hutu-y, and it.
amounts to about $2.000. .iudgo- i’rcd;
I'I'IGIK C. Taylor in MI'H. Ilinhop‘s coutr
lwl. Edward l.. Scotti-id rcprnucnts
tho cxocutor.
MR. GEHEBE INJURES EYE.
Chariot! llohlvllo, of Norwalk. was
painfully lnlurcd Saturday night. but.
was fortunate in that he did not. lot-Io
the night. of (mo of IIIK r-yon. While
doing homo work about hli-l barn, hill
right cyc camc in contact with the
runner or a ulo'lgh Whlth was slus—
pendcd. ’i‘ho lid of the» ow wail very
badly cut and lat-cratr-d and Dr. W.
Tracey. who attcndcd Mr. Gchcbi- lat-
cr, wan obliged to iakt- throc t-ltitchml
to clone thr- wound. Thc ball of the
rye was Itniniurod.
.' “*1
STATE FIREMEN'S MEETING.
On January. " them will he a moot,-
,t-onviction in the. impulso of f‘harnctcr.
. with its darkness of lnpenetrahl . nothu
tcrdny morning at tho South Norwalk
Congregational (‘lturllr ’I‘ho hytnunl
were of u weighty Ilfllllll' uppropriato’
'to the oc'.(anion Tho (lliiilwlilltr rl-II- ‘
tiered Kiplingu ilccesuional “last Wi-
l'orgot" and Mr. Andruwuuulc for an
offcrtory Martin Luthl'r' E glcut
Fostc Burg." ,
Dr. Malfurlandu nubictt was “’l‘htvl
Puritan Spirit and, thc Puritan Faith. "l
“1‘ said in part:
‘It provoltcn the partially to hour Ihmwl
lriah Aldolmcn and thcuo .lcwinlt l‘l'- l
thumb in Nut York tiitll'fllil: In ”NH
nord “l’urltnn.” ’i‘hcsc pcoplo Ililll.‘
found here an asylum for tho. opprcnsw
rd, and it. Is in bad taste for them toi
deride tho noble mon who laid tilc‘
foundation of the nation that IliIl-I ODI- rt
cd its doors to them. The Puritan luv-l
cd Ilbcrty but not liccnsc. l ibvttv for
him rat out frfledom to do right. It did
not moan that every man could do all
hc [llftfliltd _
' “it. in the glory of our Congregation—
alism that we are the Inhcritoru of
Puritan institutions, heirs of thcir upir~
It and perpetuators of their faith. This
does not. mean that we must altogethcr
he or thlk no they. Wc are worse
than those bt'foro us if WP. do not. do
hotter. But, there is a foolish misutw
of the word Puritan which up tru-
quently hear. it in all though, it w« to
something to ho ropret-hcndtmd I am
getting tired of the theological Matchi-
zddcks who boast. that. thcy had noithcr
fathor nor mothcr; thcstv mun who
think they httvu dincovcrcd lllt' world of
thoutrht.
"Th0 atorn God-fearing tIlcn l’Wh”
ntood thcir ensign on Plymouth "(till
loft much that is temporary and that
ought. to he changed. But it ill far
trucr that. they left a spirit principlnn,
and oxatnplos as otcrnal as the rock on
which they landed. 'I'hl-Il lWO ondur-
ing giftn wcro thcir indl'ltuitt‘l‘lilo spirit.
and their triur'nphant rnitll. 'i‘hcy gavo
us the spirit of liberty; ihoy guvZ.» no
hurtling cxumplcn oi' connclonco, It.
may ntlrpriso you to httvc nlc. nnythat.‘
thcy also guvc us tho spirit of tolor-
once. Wilt-n wc ontitnatt- th‘cnl by thr-
splrit of thcir ago, ”My worn among:
tho most. tolcrltnt of Inert. Our fault
is that we cutimati- tin-m, ttot by tho
ago in which they lived, but as though
they had llvod In tho twolltlcth ('c‘n—
tury. 'i‘hcy loft us: the Spirit. of forti-
tudc. Tht-y vruru willing to pay a. grout.
material priuc for spiritual things.
Thcy gnvo till a magnificicnt. Ilcnuo ot‘
rightcousncns.
"We am foolishly accnntomod to
speak of their rclizloun faith as though
It! was somvtbing to ho outlive-d and
huriorl out. of sight. This in not, into
of Its firndatuvntal article-s. Wc arc
dlsponod to diucrvdlt (Itft‘ft, nironlz
thinking in their tinw. Thcy tcll us
that if we should pt-czu-h on grcttt and
profound thcmcs wv shall do it. to cmp‘
t_v powr-l, ()II pvt‘ry hand nliniutt'ru
arr.» ,1'ii,llding,-.bccomtng moro cutortain-
crs. engage-d in jockoylng for position.
throwing tothewindn thc flucst idcaln
of preaching.
“Yot. it in ctcrntliiy into that t‘halah
tor in cxpreolted by conviction, and tih ii
”that
Our Puritan fathom worn animatcd by
urcat nlagnii‘lcicnt convictions, Th‘crc
was nothing vague or shadowy about
thcir faith. ’l'hcir nplrlt of rightcolul-
noun was built upotl tho Plymouth
Itol'k 0f tIlI-it' IIPIIt‘r irt God, It, was
this that. dotcrnlitlcd the hvittllt, thi-
ll»ngt.h and brcadth of thcir lifc. 'I‘llcy
did not bclicvo In a kind of gtntcrat llnd
Iniscr-llanmtm way. Go to thorn was
the novorcitzn power, I.Ili' ctcrnttl and
the absolute rcanon of tho. unlvr-rsc.
This was what. owncd thorn, swaycd
them. tIttlI-l‘llllnf‘d them and madly thorn
bravo to sum-r and strong to build. Itl
their thought of ”to they were not con-
tincd to tho littlc acro ovor which the-Ir
fcct. traversed. Thcy wore inhabitants
of tho univornc. Docp
dccp.
"Just. look at. thin faith ovor against.
its modcrn subutitutcs, Our modern
matcriallum tclhs us ,thtrt. the ultimati-
clomont of tho univcrso Isl matter,
which in mort’ly another name for dirt.
According to this nocallod fit‘lt’tnt‘i',
nlud, not God, is the creator of tho Im-
iwrsal order. Ovcr against this con.
trust their concoption oi tho otcrnal
Creator and the infinitc and the con-
troling mind of tho unlvoruo which
tinny called God.
"Anothor modcm substitute is art-
nouticlttm. This in the pitiablp attitudc
of the man who never moves out of hIl-l
tracks. it is a continual agitation that
novcr gem anywhere. The agnostic is
like the donkey hotwcen two bales of
hay, dying. of hungor became he (an-
not. choose which ono he will take. Put
tho Puritan faith over against a clam
ingncns. Just. weigh thin as human im-
lng of ill;‘ executive commitm- of tin-
State Piromcnu AnIIot-intion in Hart-
fora for the purports of
matters relating to tho motorintim and
at thin wanton It in oxptictod that the tho one without tbn other.
data for the next annual morning will
be not.
In Norwich for the om time in many
your. and will ho hold Ilomc time dur-
in. tho summer, .iullt wlwn in not
known at prompt.
RUSSIAN IATTLEDHIP ESTIMATES
51‘. MEMBURG. Dar. tdw’l'hu Par»
ilamontttry Commuter» or National 1):»
footie hurl lwgun it» romtrm-lton of
and a pro-
gram ,Ior the roconlltruction at tho Run.
on East will ho unbmlttod to tho Du-
me In man its pmttihlo. Tho mcmht-rll
of tho committm xI-ncmily are: nppmmri
to tho purchnm“ of battlmhip plum
mu “mi Britain.
ionnidorlntzllt. was this Puritan faith that
'I‘hia moi-ting will be held lnhcrltaga to—day?
puluo ovI-r agnlnut that of the Puritan
llvlnt: under the «yr.- of the living God.
save
thom their spirit and two cannot haw-
“Arc we not in danger of loatngthin
Have wo a Mill-
Iitnc Irina of find? "two we an vxnlt‘
t-d contoptlon of lifc? Ilavr- wr- mom
Ill-rioulll moral pltrpimc'.‘ Arc W“ in
damper of tlu- God ”to ill". tho Ilium-rt
of mummorl and or ptcntlurc. Tllcy
worn willing to buy upirllual lhlnml at
grunt pricm. Aro wc in danger of tho
downy of idcaln from tho Incrmo of
wealth? Did tboy tako lilo too heri-
ulltdy'! May 1w» not be to danger"! only
Iltitutlng IIII- validcvlllo. the club. and
tho party for thr- hour and plum of
praycr'.’ ’l‘ht- l'urlintl countt-nnnne wan
m-vorn, htlt twinw it. Iran otII-rl alohlm
lnIt. glowing Willi. Put thin owr
“ulna our midi vooxlvial new]
Mounted With All Special Scenery and
Dick Legal", Robt. Sheldon and the
answered unto ..
noun, with lid tulr. alluring face but”
hc,llow buggaId apocluua hoart.
"We enjoy great privi (.9 in thin
tuition, let us rcttlctnbfiJfi‘prlcc they
coat:
"For frutliic horrid and foolish word,
'I‘hy mercy on thy lwoplc. Lord."
”Lord God of lint-Ito, he nlth Ill-i yl-I,
la'nt we toructw- loot we forget.”
HARTFORD MURDERER ON TRIAL.
HARTFORD, llcc. l.’i.~»(ii...~orgo Door-
ier. churgml with the rnurdcr. In tbc
first dourcl». ol Mrs Dora Luthgo,
WIIOHt’ trial has born in progrcnu Idnce
’l‘uctlday, will know bin fatc tonight as
the calm will go to tho jury Home time
this afternoon. During tho argument
of the ansiutant prom-cutor thin morn-
"13.th lIII'Pftt young dullghtotu .of tho
mill‘dt‘l‘t'tl wonlnn‘.‘who occupil-d ucata
ncar tho prisoners, driest-lied itl dot-p
mourning, were In tours and their li’obll
rt-noundoq throughout tho court. chant-
hcr. ’I‘Ilt‘y wore the principal wit-
nctnwu for tho litttic. the youngest girl
havlnt,r witnonuod the killing of her
IIIOIIII-t’ and tho attcmptcd kuicldc of
IIPI' anutrnnin. The assistant proscen-
tor In his prt-notltatiou or it... facts
to thc jury alludcli to llocrlcr an it
“w,lulp" "a. devil,” and “an armetl
coward who fought in tho I"li‘ll('li army
irt Olit- battle and with the German
towns in tho nc."xt
(i AMI}\I:MIEI\T§
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT,
THURSDAY, DEC. 19TH.
The Season's Scenic Sensation,
A RAGGED HERO.
By Maurice J. Fielding.
Presented by
A Camplete Colossal Company of Pro«
ficient Players.
Popular Pricea ...... 10c 20c, 30c, 50c '
Seata Now Selling.
HOYT"S THEATRE.
“5—
ONE NIGHT,
FRIDAY, DEC. 20TH.
The Royal Event of the Seaaon,
MILDRED AND ROUCLERE,
And Their Big Company of
18—ARTISTS—18
Presenting the Superb, Glittering, lm- .
aginating Fantasy,
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS IRIS.
Electrical Effecta,
Specialtiea Introduced between the
acts by Williams and Meibourn, Fla
tow and Dunn, the Fitzgibbon Trio
Gelaha Girl Trio.
Special Reduced Pricea .. 25c, 35c, 50c
Seat. on Sale Monday. Dec. 16.
MUSIC HALE
South Norwaik, Conn.
Go where the crowd you and no the
ELECTROORAPH
, With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS».
Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDgESDAY AND FRI-
Iiluatrated Song: Will Be Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF,
South Norwalk'o Favorite.
and MISS DOLLY BLAND, of New
York.
PRICES ........ 6c. 10c AND'15c
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee Thla Show. _
lLLUS-
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Narwalk
, ROLLER POLO GAMES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
DERBY vs. SOUTH NORWALK.
' FRIDAY EVENING.
NEW HAVEN va. SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Hour, 2 to 5—8 to 11 p. m.
Skating after the gamea.
Skating 15 cents In the afternoon.
Instead at 25c.. Ladiea admitted free
nights; skates. 15 acute.
Extra music at the Hulk each Saturday
afternoon.
BASKET BALL.
NOB WALK ARMOR Y
[VERY MONDAY NIGHT.
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 16,
”MPANY F Va. 81'. PETERS.
Preliminary Game:
ADMISSION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Gama atarta at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12. free.
I
AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
will make a Merry Christmas
for the whole family.
A payment oi One Dollar is
all that is necessary to have one
delivered at your home.
I
u
‘ 3m:
illumination to.
fat gallium Street.
ldbbyu Plum Pudding, ptr (an .. .'.~'.10ctl’lunc ,3 lint. fol .. .. .. .. .. ..25c
,(lranborrics at... .. .. .. . .. .104: Raisins 2 pkga .. .. .. .. .. ..25c
Oranges, pcr doz. .. . .25c and 35c Currants, p‘or pkg. ..12c
APPLES, MIXED NUTS TABLE RAISINS, APPLE BUTTER. FIGS,
Whatever your idea at a mafia" l
whatever the price, style or size you
want~yon will find It among the l
many models of Stamford Ranges.
bee the Stamford Range before
deciding. You will do yourself an
TI'IIS
lathe
RANGE.
You Need
Illiustice If you don‘t. Strongly
and beautifully made. I
Made In the oldest stove
foundry In America.
Range
HORACE R. NASH.
Cor. North Main and
Ilizo a gt-niuu lwcauso it. hon boon
ltold- lll‘it'ki r! III that. lino so oftcll.
bucauw rillt‘ thrown a
tItIW,“
XUIIIIR lliiIIi
WWWWOIWWOOWNOWOOE
. SOHSlbIe g
Christmas Gift
,, For ,...Mcn_.
The most Sensible Gift for a man or boy is a SUIT or
OVERCOAT. and ltere' ts the place to get “CLOT HING OF
THE RIGHT SORT. "
Other Sensible Gifts.
HOUSE COATS BATH ROBES WHII‘E ANI)
“FANCY VLSTb SWEATERS. SWEATER jACKE,TS
"FUR AND PLUSH CAPS UMBRELLAS. SUIT CASES
HOLIDAY NECKWEAR; EXCLUSIVE SHIRTS DRESS
GLOVES. MUFFLERS. FANCY HOSIERY. CUFF BUT-
TONS SCARI" PINS ETC.
1».
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\
Stamford. 1
UV West Sit, ..
South Norwalk, Conn.
- “Mug-.11”, “ r. , “Ea—.-....m ..-..,-__-_. . ...... ‘-
l’orhapu tho. world in ulon in tot-ill: A girl lutl't noccsuutily stunning,
Specials or Today
I
'l'hv mom Illlt’l‘l‘hilllg Suit offljr.
‘ UMBRELLAS.
Int; yt-t. prcscntrd.
flit Ilatldsoum Tailor Mildu Extraordinady and I'm”. “mi
Suits litm- born priced up to '"99“fl°m‘
82.5.00. Valucs that ntund ultptllll.
Today, Choice 0' Lot, “0'00. altllzlo. $1.50 L'mbtcllan fol tlln.
nu *,
31.00. ’
FUR LINED COAT.
Iianduomo liroadcloth (foam, on-
tiuiy linml with fur, high toll c-ol
iar of dud Hillllll'il, a coat that.
Mtfl‘Ct‘rlZl'iI (Sutton Gloria \Vllli'i‘ ',
proof Covering. paragon fi‘illllt',‘
('IOHO roll. titlt-II with (‘ilhlt' illl'l,
lusut'i. bin vnt'Ii-Il of Ilitlltlll'H tilt
cannot, be bought in any retail all tho ncw filliiilt'n.
booth; at. Icy-..- than $25.00. ' .... M --...m.._....._,. . ,
Here Today, $15.50. carts IN HOSIERY. v.
t
. lint'nusliort‘ ilyi-d Black Cotton
WOMEN'S LONG BLACK COATS. lion», dotlllii- .Noll'. doubt. utlt'tt'r
Iiwzuhlr valul: $15.00. totln. Our WWI“ "'M ml“
’I'III'l-c palm ill a box,
Today, F’er Box, St 00
Today,. Choose From. a. Dozen
Styles, $7.98.
The moat acceptable of holiday
gifts. .
FURS.
chncuday, out~ buycr bought
front a. protuincnt Now York fur-
i'li'l' about, one bundrvd and fifty
:wts at Ii'h‘h’ than ilfty will; on the
dollar; :lnd‘tht-y will be I-lold to~
morrow at prices in this same pru-
pot'tlon. This IS a grand oppor«
tunity to Elliot-t a gift without. lay-
ing out too much Inoncy. tl‘hero'n
HANDKERCHIEFS.
An usuorttucnt Iwyoud compati-
uon at out liilt'l'rl I‘ol' totllol'ron
FREE, with a dollatr‘l. lilll‘t'll:t..'
or Inorc of Ilatllilwt't-Ilit-ln a' llllliu
norm.- Holiday llittldkcrcirivi’ lint.
.‘-_
...-“...-..“
Attractive gifts from woman to
nothing bl-ttcr appreciated by woman.
women of good tunic. DAINTY UNDERWEAR
WOMEN’S WAISTS. ’lho lnont totuprthl naivc on! .
l . ytlticll itthIlllli‘lli of dainty I Illl’
F loo dozvn ,Fmo Dainty Whito Muglim,
‘ Walrus, crisp, t-Ioan, I’rt'sh goods, ' 1
just from tlu- makvrn. worth $1.511. Gowne """"" 3‘ 9° to “'00
I npicndid holiday uttering. any." a WWW ' int Hunger” 5H
Today, 98c. """""""" _'_' ' ‘ ' _ ' 7,
PETTICOA'I'S FRAMED PICTURES. f‘
' . limo Framctl I’lf’illl't’l-I for to I
Ili'iillli‘l'llltllllll and It‘o-ttlllcr Silk lnorl'ow :lt. "mm,” m,” ”I,“
i’ctticoulta, in black, brown-“l. IlItI‘i A 35,00 gcnuirlo I’artwl. ltiili'l i
and gt'ct'rt,'io'ol<e-1 like silk and :«lluo Kill trump, lu-autil’ul mt,
wears button $3.50 yttltllr, jct'tls‘. i
-~ “day' 5250' Today. $2.98. . ta,
1 .
riBos-ro
.--...._....~....”.: -..“ .. 17;...m,1,
N TORE
South Norwalk. I
Phone 655- 2.
WWW
120
100
Regular Hams,
Lean, tender Shoulders, per 1b.,
DATES, SWEET POTATOES.) HUBBARD SQUASH, AND NATIVE CEL-
ERY.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
Fort St., East Norwalk. 20 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
Telephone 319-3. Telephone 143.
FACTION IN GLASSES?
l’I-ople who «to hard to untlllfy in tho matter of Eye Glaauea or Spec
iiit Int will find that. we are fully ablo to moot tholr niquimmcmn
lhlritlr: thc Ill-xi wcck wo will Idvo FREE with I'Vci'y pair of Wyn
Manner» from ‘Htll and llpwnrdllatiold Fillcd Hairpin Chain. Don't neglect
,Hlltr cillidrlun I-ycu. their future dept-mitt on good oyoniltllt. Wu have
mulc- Eyc Glamour and Spectaciotl all law an no mum. so why no to NW
\tvrk, or trim Iviu rc. when you chnn got autiulaction at homo- at lcilII oaponm?
Thou-by have time and mom-y by coming hero to rut. fir. J T. (ind
tiny has returned from Baltimore M d., and alrihzltu tho patroouo of tilt:
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United American Opticians,
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CLOTHING or THE NIGHT aom ,» ~~-~ »- W ...m. , , f,‘
. 48 0 “EN ‘1 S 0 :5: BIG STAMP OFFERS ALL THIS WEEK. (j
0 ,3, Now Mixcd Nuts, III. ........ 15c l‘nllt-y Now ll'IllfIn I’m-l Ill ,. 14c 9'
5 8" treet‘ Norwalk' :ng Now II.’:tpclr :hcll lltlnlondn. lb. 230 Fancy Ntw ()Iangc In: (I ll). .. 14c if;
‘1‘ .‘cw lrazl . ut~l b ......... 14c; It‘xtra l-.tpc1 (ltron lb. ..... 24c t;
: 'HONE, 171 ~2. ' 3H1, 3|“ HIM-'1”. I“ inlilrx llltnd M N? l ('Iliilti‘ N011 Itilil r. Il)_ ....... 8c 1’:
. -- , 9 It at Ill: l‘nli “.1 nutu, lb. . 18¢: I"iilli‘)‘ |,n,1'cl' lv'lgu . l2: and 1er lb. r.
COOMOOOOOOMONOOOOWOWOONQOOOOONMM R 531- -11' ll- ml Nuts. lb ,,,,,,,,, 14cl Non.» Such )llncc Ill-at. pkg. 9c .2
“CW“ 9. 1:: i‘llllilt‘t‘llt‘lll (‘ranlwrrll'm inoll' ‘, Itichurtlxon “Ar. tollilinn' I'lltul . I:
Q ilgl'iilhl, or. ............... lOc' Pudding ...... 23c and 45c can :5,
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H A N 03 O M P .j» Don' t‘ fail to visit our stores this week and see the pretty display 3'
:_: of good things to eat Also 5-: Out pretty premium departments. ,3).
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:2: MI Sirlllllifi‘ with l Ill. \i-l1' lion! ”It‘d ............ 50c 1”
FR E E ‘i‘ 23 Stumps with 1.; lb.\vr1 limit ’il-.I .......................... 25': ‘5"
. ix»: :to Sidliillii with l lb MoKtt IiIt-nli loft-iv ....... 32c 3
. ’ :5 2:. Stamps with l ”I Molhu & .I.lv;l (ott't-c ..................... ; 30c '2
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PROM DEL. 16-25 I0 a“ prChaSCl’S [If our 1‘: ..o Stumps Mill 1 ill. MNIIHIIIIIO (offs-c ....................... , 251: z?
goods except Sugar and Condensed Milk. :3 THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE, #5
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Xmas Announcement
HAVE LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. PRICES LOW.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL-
VER AND PLATED WARE. I
Silver and Ebony Toilet and Manicure Seth and Neveities Ladies’ and
Genta' Gold and Silver Mounted Handle Silk Umbrellas Fancy Gilt Clocka,
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OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS.
H. s. noon, Ja wafer,
16 SOUTH MAINVSTREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Rtl."(l\(tl a Ilt'nll [oi oi ( ilIor—w .5 lbs I II“ Lord ......... .4..25c
thcl MW] you ask {m ”1.,“ 25c .{iiill‘t IH'SI \lawka h:.rlluou . .25c
gallon. i llw. \alc Iowa! (Marla-rs . .251;
4 (Its. Ri'tI Union», all sound .I5c
Fine lot of Aptllci. .st-lliug at Hard 1,. m}, ,,f (3%ch ...... 5,;
25C peck. 9 3 ”)5. ”call Ric c . . . . . . . . . . .25c
llavt‘ you Ii'lt’ll our fruit slircll ’5 “Will" SW‘Tt ”WIMP“. ' 45¢
Stuokctl Ill-cl. ‘\\'t' slilt “hill 3 illiih (‘Ir'antd Currants £150
3,,” wait From 5c up Irv mm. 2 llm. Iv'ullt} (Irapc ......... 25c
l’rtwh lot ..I I urcplltt».,nll it... “"9“ 1”." « '25?
wlra. rooting fut. 2 jars 251:3 qt" tauty mum‘- """"25c
' ' t ', .ro lln (.rauulatcl hugar. .$r.0o
Ilatc wow \i 1.1 f.llli‘\ 'I‘: II» It I out 1. Valium I’oiatot ~t pl .zgc
\mlh-w solut- Kortht-‘Ial “In”, It'illi.r Natty-i Rtttalltlpa turnips. .. 226
or thinning.\\.trr1lltml I'nga, doau ..... 25c
Remember. all goods sold comply with the Pure food Law.
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Laws Jose off,
72 North Main Street. ‘ South Norwalk.
Tel Call, 698-2.
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Norwalk Chronicler