home in. Mount Vernon; was graced, C With up IDB‘EAM mtél bio for Christmas Presents. Come and see and you will find something to buy to please your friends on Christmas Day. . .i . ...... , 1. SJ E..K EA. MAHACKEMO HOTEL aLocK. so‘urN Ntmwack. mm N0 neonatal. 0N CHRISTMAS.“ F61io§rinit t the usual custlohr on‘ Christians D11. there will be no Jesus of The Evening Sentinel ~llesi' Cranberries lhc at. it‘. D. , Lawton & Go. . Mrs. Ernest Mailhot, Main street. is ill. -—-'l‘he tichcst Neckwear. ' at Sellecke. lln‘cas Tribe. No. ii2,l 0. R. M. will hold a regular meeting this evening. ~Call at Noack's before buying your Xmas jewelry. Catholic Ilniontlouncil. Knights of Columbus. will hold irregular meeting this evening. wConnecticut Turkeys, New York Market. - A. V Wainwright. of Schenectady. New Yor.k has been spending a few days in South N01 walk ~~Nutive Celery. Inc and lilo llt'l' bunch. Church 8.5 Miller. . The annual election oi: the Norwalk Barlicrs’ Union will be held this evo- ning at Central Labor Lyceum. ”Carving Sets for Xmas. a full line. of the best. at ilow’ B. Freeman Lig’ht has returned from college to his boom in Elmwood uvc one to spend the holiday vacation -Electrio l‘lash Lights for Xmas. I“. Id. Lockwood & (‘0. The Christmas exercises of the South Not walk Baptist Sunday school will be hold on Friday night of this week. . ~—We still hove Lobsters. broiled or boiled. “The Imperial Cafe, Railroad arcane. The. regular meeting of Butler Chap- ter. 0. 038. R. A. M. will be held this evening at Masonic llall South Malt. Street. «Strictly fresh laid Eg ggs this week 48c per doa. Church & Miller. In. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutwell of Crescent Terrace. have been visiting their son, Rev. Alfred H. Boutw’ell. in Stepuey. ~Buy Xmas Slippers here. line. in town. Flynn & Ryan. Mrs. James Riley and daughter. of Totteuville. Staten island, arc guests of Mrs. Riley's lather, James Wood. of Winnipauk. F-Canes, (lanes. for Xmas. O‘Brien. The number of telephones in ser- vice in the Smith Norwalk division at} the Southern New England Telephone. Company is 1679.1 ~Full lin‘ Bears.hea1y 00., Railroad avenue. Yesterday's still played havoc with the snow on some of the. streets of the city. but on the country roads the sleighiug is still excellent '—‘~Toys, Dolls. Games and Teddy 2 Bears. .A. J. Collins dv. Co. Waited Torrey Aiken. who has been spending a few days at his home in Not walk has returned to his duties as teacher in Mount Hermon ' ——Ralstou Shoes for Xmas.(,llover;s1 the Place. Chal‘les Thomas; of Boston. formerly a well known South Notwalk hatter. htis been spending a few days vaca tloti With friends in this place. . :v—TWosethe Stern & Foster Mat. tressea. It‘. A. Mitchothorwalk. 7. Bourt' Mahackemo, Foresters of Amy orica."wiil have its semi-annual elec- tion or 'othcers.. thlsrcvening.‘ at the hall in Swartz‘ &.Corhettfs block. '11:~—=Nothing better for xmas presents their a Kodak or Premo Camera. Still- SopJPowell Corp. of 70 South 25c to Si. 280. ill.. at Finest. .’ Arthur Camp Way. who has been in 2 West Virginia. since early 111 the. sum- mcr in the interests of the Franklin Electric company, of Hat-.ti’ord arrived in his liome’ inmost avenue. Sunday, for it stay through the holidays ‘ ‘-—-A good Lassortmeu-t of line Cut Class at lowest-prices,at.lackso11=‘s. Mr and Mrs. Wesley Siauson's with a. son and heir; Saturday mom ing, which tact makes Mr. and Mrs Holly B. SI‘ati‘son grandparents. also Mr‘aiind Mrs “George E. Andrews. 1 1 ~Piano 'Stoois and Beaches. Slipper Chairs and Dressing Table and Chairs to match. R niond & Son. .N‘o'rman‘. EisWOrth the infant son [on Mr. and Mrs Frank BoenISch. or 1 Wood and Concord streets, was christ- cued. Saturday evening. A large rfly of friends participated in the p y functip 11.- Norman Elsv‘vorth. '1‘ calmer? was a guest of honor. retinas 2.1113111 jewelry that Will itititi the prmes are right; lt' ' M g". r'l'i' no «1a.! . Com endable V surgeries at 1'1. Wear~ '11“ ' ‘ to unload sulilu- ' ‘ "Toys. Games Teddy‘1 ' or ‘tl'nyth‘ing in the tailoring line. .1 ‘pel chant it ' ' 1' Thht’si ou specl3lty, knowlrig how ‘ and doing right 111 the matter of tailor- ; us... 9 _. We have classy. clever gift goods for every age and condi- tion. Our prices are as attractive as 0111' goods. so come early for the best pickings. Hill. RTE-I‘M. ill. I “z? —'—-llpright Pianos, special prices for Xmas~$lOtl. $150; bargains. F l‘. Lockwood & Co. .The natural election of unicorn oil I’. C.'IJ)illll3bili‘y Midge. New England 01'- der of Protection, will be held this art. hing. in Mystic CIlilIll llall. Washing- ton street. ——Catltollc Prayer llooks, Silver anti Gold chained Rosaries. 2111. John T. l'layes'. hMaln street. Norwaik. The Endeavor Circle. of King’s Daughters, will hold a meeting tomor row afternoon with Mrs. George 11‘. Route. in Courtluudt. strut. :1 Christmas Irco social. ,wF‘t'esh [lotus and Shoulders, at New York Market. The Tuesday night class and the Thursday evening prayer meeting In the South Nor'wnik Methodist Episco- pal Church will be united this evening. in the class room of ”iv t-hurcl'r. ——+Chicken‘ Pies at (.llrlolto‘s Lunch Room. 25'» cent dinners. 2 Joint C. Lumsdon. tho inventor. who shot and killed Harry B. Snydum. the New York curb broker. Saturday. was a schoolmate of Joseph 0. Hunter. the Hour's telegraph operator. in North Carolina during their school days. wRich's Fruit Cake. Drake's Cake. and the N. ll. Co. fancy assorted Ugrlstmas basket. Church & Miller. liéading Grecers. Gifts 2 w for Men A list of a few or our choicest gifts. such as u 1111111.\\'tittitl so- iect himself. 0 Overcoat. Suit. Bathrobe. Smoking Jacket. Pajamas. Someone. 'l'rjvcllng Bag Sweater. Jacket. Fur' Lined Gloves. Kciccr Neckwear. Men’s Jewelry. Toilet Rolls, Leather Goods. suspenders. Handkerchiefs. Underwear. Hoieproof Hoaicry. Shins. Anti a host of different kinds of each of the above lists from 26c to $65.00. 1 . OPEN E'VERY EVENING UN- TIL CHRISTMAS. JOSEPH DAVIS Tallor, Clothlcr. Hatter. Fur- nlshcr; ' Trunks and Leather Goods. 85 Wachlngton street, SOuth Norwalk. MONEY ADVANCED pianos and Other personal property. without removal, on their own name without indorser. Call and see us. In- Haviland Bldg. Washington St. Chloe open until 7 p.111. urday until 8:30. - Home. E. Danna Sou. ‘ 45 Wall it, Nor-walk " Real Estate Ins 1n locotpc producing pronto! .mt cum more... ln..valuc with tho rapid mp-fi-«tr r11."- A‘r‘t‘ Wan-coat A Pair Of Trousers A Fancy VeSt You can't go wrong it you see K" , “S. KOPP -~ s MmIoNAILE 'rAtLo Nb 9mm Otis; 1‘ 1 south It 12They are better than us- 1 ‘lmi.'e.mbruciug the newest ideas. . . It will 11. ‘ V 'to 1111.011 their household furniture. ‘ ‘ dependent Loan Ind accurity Go..‘ . Monday and Stit- Whether It s a Stat 3 Is; Richly, woodet' realm United Toyland suggc EXPRESS WAGONS? be found here 1218 NORTH MAIN ST. finely stocked with the of Santa Claus. Toys from across. the ocean—marvelous things that: only Germany. and France can contrive; and wonderful things that our floor and is abloom with Christmas shopper. A Fewllitrts MOVING prero‘RE MACHINES. \ ENGINES. AUTOMOBILES. MAGIC v LANTERNS AIR RIFLES. AUTO--' MATIC TOYS DOLL CARRIAGES. GO CARTS and DOLL census trite largest assortment' tn the Twin Cities can A. J. Collins 81 Co. 0. B. Jacksofi. 2 .a'lla‘c‘liaht . Fairyland beautifully ”and wares of the States produces. Is on the main stions for the “SLH'V'EDS FIRE TELEPHONE 747. . L . Optician; V ‘ Everything in the optical Line. Eyes Examined Free. 53 WA“ aren't. erNE 438.2 NQRWALK. A Kinds F east ‘ 1 ‘ of good things is already for you at Flt n11 &‘R1an‘a Shoe Store. MEN'S. WOMEN’ 8 AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES. MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WARM SLIPPFRS IN MANY COLORS. J Better get in on this 311' d It -.ust FLYNN a RYAN, are here and growing denser every limo holiday enthusiasm. itself never looked so pretty. There is mtrch to see enjoy and pick from at every counter, gifts for men. women and children. that are as sensible as they are attractiv e We have n s 86‘ WASHINGTON ‘ST‘R EET CIATED. YOU WILL Music Cabinets Record Cabmetsz Book Cases ' “' Ladies’ Desks Rufi‘ets ‘ PRICES. .134. and... Christmas merchandise, too. arrayed in more fascinating display and plcutltttde. and the. store cudid stock of Umbrellas. Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Nocltweur. Lost or Bogs. Silk Hosiery. Linen Doylie Sets. Aprons. 1. Breakfast. Shawls, Jewelry. etc. and the quality of what, is shown . will convince you that such, presents ' 1 Welcome. everybody. N. E. RYAN 8100., will LARGE STOCK OF Lamps A BIG LINE OF DOLL CARRIAGES AT THE LOWEST 90 WASHINGTON 8T. ', mammalian: The Old Time ChriStnias (21'0st i~shopping with the old was never surely be appreciated. ‘ so‘uTH NORWA}.K.‘ THAT'S THE KIND OF GIFT THAT WILL BE APPRE» FIND HERE A China Closets Morris Chairs Rockcrs Pictur’es ,1 . Matinee 2:30 IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIII . cial otlontlon given to ‘an hind8 oii cabinet waik you have broken pieces of turnltnr needing ropults. send. some in to 8 John tilt Koyser. Phone 310. Stead boat Place. ’I he Norwnlk Towing Company who not in any y responsible for the ac- oldeut to coal barge at Mooke‘r‘s dock. Shtu afternoon. The Addie I that barge to Notwulk auti- tlrou i out and the barge wont into lilo slip itself, and ItIIt‘l' broke in‘ two and sank. ”Live or dressed ’l‘wukeys.‘ at Le ltoisky'u.lii1'e. :52c; dressed. 251'. A meeting of the governing com~ inlltoe or the Nowalk Yacht )Iub was held last evening at the So til Nor- walk Club. One new member was elected. and routine matters transact.- od. Extonaive‘repairs will he made in 'llre spring to the float and club house at Hickory iiiuli’. ~lt‘uncy Cranberries. Swoct Pota- toes. White Onions. Parsuips. Squash. ctr. Church it Minor. ’l‘ho basketball team front the Sixth t'ornptuly'. (loam Artillery Corps; C. N. i.. of Norwalk'. is the latest applicant for a series of games withlhe Dalt' bury loam. Manager Charles E, llrli- to. of the Sixth Company team, in his letter to Manager (linly. status that he has :1 tlve made of good basketball motorinl and can assure a good gaunt wherever his men appear. Negotiation tor a. series are now ou.—.~—I)aulun'y News. 1 ' ' what's “he" enjoy his evening of rest. as he should? lie will enjoy It more if you make him utihristmas gift. or a. Royal Morris Chair. push but.- ton kind, with foot-rest. Raymond 6‘1. Sou, Norwalk. Open evenings ENIIRIIIIIMENIS 1w. or T0 Monday. December 21 Anthony Gcronlmc.. Wm. 1-1. clone ... . . . Mucical Dlrector gymnast). FOUR‘ Reminiscence: of Boyhood Days THREE MAD CAPS European Acrobatic Dancers DACEY c CHASE The Artist Studio THREE JEWELS ‘SINgIng, Dancing. Costume ChangeaW .ALBINC. ‘KENNEY Comedy Pantomime Artists TALKING Moerc PICTURES The ‘Grcatcat Weirder either Agc TONOSCOPE MOTION PICTURES PERFORMANCES DAILY Evenings 8:00 t ADMISSION 10c. Reserved Seats 20:: Box Seats 35c Telephone 112 -—-—-—-t ENTIRE GHANGE OF PROGRAM MONDAY AND THURSDAY 9’ Matinee outta as. lillllllPlil lillliliPH llllillllllli 11111111 1111111 (.LOCKWOOD’S HALL). We‘Had To ‘I'umThcm Away Best. Show Norwalk has H‘ud Since the Old Opera House. Seats now on sale at Blascer's Cigar Store. (ileudoning‘s Drug Store and Ed. Kelley‘s Drug ‘Store. 11:11 N5'0RWMIK ARMOHV. Y MONDAY NIGHT 'i‘V Norwalk Basketball Team (Team F)“ Coast Artillery Corps, formerly Com pany F. Third Infantry. C. N. G. Next Game MTné‘M‘F December 28th. VI. " DANBURYB .. Preliminary Carrie. 1 Dancing from 10 o'clock until 12. This is the team that has been play placed Norwalk among the top-notch- era in basketball; the State Championship. ADMISSION ............. 25 CENT!< l.'.iont Walt. ll? Modem variety .Gcncral Manager Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager ' ' ‘d‘urlng the Christmas rush of bust ': its aunualfihrlstnms dinner and would 1 key 1 Six grandsons acted as pail-bearers: Representing solve th.‘ company, i log at the Armory for ten years: has ‘ ‘ '1 $1. 75 Dressed Dolls. tonight - 1 T0 CUSTOMER. IN BASEMENT. $1. 39 Doll Carriages. tanight. BASEMENT $1.919 Pillow Tops. tonight, “ - , $1. 25 Silk snare Belts. tonight. $1. 49 All Linen Lunch Cloths. to- night. - - - - 95.1 COrset Covers. lace trimmed - $1.50 Flannel Gowns aiitl Skirts tonight. -* ' . f- $1.25 Black Hydegi'ade Skirts. to- Night. ‘ - -. I 9 3 Neck Ruchings. 111 Holly Boxes. tonight, - - , Guaranteed; GI 19¢ «Shoe T1ees keep the a shape. Very nice present to ms and women. Glover‘s the Flat: _ Fred Beck. the lessée of Music and also a theatre in Stamfor ‘ tender a banquet to the e111 both playhouses and also t’r‘iends to the nuinber of ab 2‘ ~0111y the best. Cigars. in heat boxes for Christmas gifts. 50c to $6 per hex. at John '1‘. llayes’. 5 Main street. Nor walk. . . ' 1 1 Robe1t Horner Jr.. of Not walk has taken a position itr the Boston Store "(‘33. #We are agents for the Ostermoor 111d Stern & Foster Mattresses. F. A. Mitchell. Norwalk. ‘ The acting school visitors held a meeting yesterday at the town court room httt transacted no other business «are bills. "Sterling mounted Carrlug Sets. Not'walk Hardware Co. The Christmas chorus and orchestra of the South N01 walk Baptist. Church will meet for the final rehearsal at that church tonight at 7:45 o'clock. A full attendance of the members is re- quested. »Phouographs sand Record Cabi- nets. cash or installments F E. Lockwood & Co. The latgo addition which is to he placed on Charles i Barkers launch works in Notwalk. was started this morning Contractor \ R Malkiu and Company have a force. of carpenters at work starting the frame. ”Choice New York State Turkeys, 250 1b.. at New York Market. The Salvation Army is preparing for walk The client will take place 'I‘ By night. _ -A tine line of Holiday Grind 111 gold and silver suitable for gifts. ‘ be found at Jackson 8 There will be about ten: man wit . will. awake on Christmas modulo “ the Rosette Mission on the bridge 11 will not partake or. the joy of thbt unless some one provides it for them What part will the public take in. hit lug these men happy for at leas’ ' day, in the year. The superihtoli out Fred H. Mills. will wait upon c for their share itt the joy. -English Walnuts 15c lb Lawton & Co. The large covered Norwalk t aster“. truck which plies‘ between N and South Nomalit. went up 3! street last. evening to deliver 3 pload. goods. and when it attempted to they from in front of the' Frank - plumbing store- it. could not. Th trot» ley cars were held up, and after it ‘e Motortnan Walter Smith hooked ' a '5 horn the auto truck to his trolléy ca ‘ trad dragged the machine out or .:tli way. after Which it was able to pro reed with its own power. 1» _ —Fuli line' Xmas Slippers for all family. at Flynn 6’: Ryan' a; Tmtilc of all West avenue trolls cars was tied up last evening boil it: 50 for" Some time when the bi tho car No. 261 due at N wit! Stamford at 6:50.111 charge” of 1111111 Frank Ray moo ran off the in from of the readence or G Hill and ran along on the grdund to residence of Dr. A; H. Baldwin. Wh the car was brought to a stop. the ward trucks wore .w'ell on their tov‘vards Bellies alienate, while regai- set of trucks remained on he rails Both tracks were blocked“ . consider it a. favor if anyone knowing of families In need would kindly send their name and address to Captain H. Saull. 131,1. Cottage street, East N0l° walk. —-It you want a good bottle of 1m. ported Bolt or Shorty Wine. or Whis- call at the lmpetial Cafe, Rail 10nd. avenue The funeral of Mrs Ellen Laney, held from st. Mary’ 3 ohm ch, stamford. Sunday afternoon. was attended by‘ia large number" of relatives and'frlends. Maurice, Harry and William Laney. of New Canaan; Edward J; Hogan. of South No1';\vulk Edward Laney. of Port Chester. and Maulice La'hey, of Stamford. mitoh! 1 Itch! Itch! —- Scratch! Scratch! Scratch! . The more w you scratch the worse-theitch. "Try Doan’s % Ointment. 'lt cures piles; eczetna. any 1’ skin itching“ All drugdists sell it.‘ j; Bosnian ‘ WITH “I HE and will contest : ,1 . with Middletow‘n, Stamford and Dan _ bury. in an effort. to bring to Norwalk First some begin: at 8 olclo‘clt.
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