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MAHACKEMO HOTEL 31.01111,
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N0 -8VENTINEL ON CHRISTMAS.
Following out the usual (“Slum on
Chi istmas Day there will be no issue
of The Evening Sentinel.
William Andrews. of Union Perla:
has been ill the past week
Frank Joseph. of Winriipauk, spent
yesterday in New York city.
--A good assortment of fine Cut
Class at lowest prices, at Jackson 11
Mrs. Frederick liyatt remains ill at
her home in County street, Norwalk.
William KiIby. ,0 County street,
NorWaik, spent Tue ay in Bridgehort.
~BOys' cups. Boys' Cnps. O'Brien
Edward McCarty, oi‘Norwalk, will
spend Xmas with friends in New York
city.
John Nestor is helping out in the
Conisloclt Clothing store until
1 Christmas.
wFull line Razors for Xmas gifts
atC. E Dow’s. VV'
111111. C B. Caigill 11nd Miss Sadie
Carglli of Norwalk, spent. Tuesday in
Bridgeport
William ll. Walsh and family ha11
moved from Roxluu'y to Prospett ave
nire, Nor walk
«Your choice of the largest and do
out lot oi Turkeys in town for 241-. 111.
liayes Mitt «
Frank Sherwood. of Norwalk, is as-
, slsting lIi Finney‘ & Benedict's store
over Christmas.
. Joseph 0. liuutcr, telegraph opera
tor of the Hour, will spend tomorrow
' in New York city.
wVYelsh R111 ebit with a glass of ()ldl
Stock 01 iiurton Ale—~11 delicious dish.
At the imperial t‘aie,Rail10ud 111011119.
.The Meeker Coal Compam has re
celvcd another barge load of coal at
their docks in Norwalk
Willa: odmrhsacaore ‘- --
rtloleli suit» .
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after ‘
We have classy, clever gil’t',
'goods'i‘or every age and condl-H
tioh. They are better with us:
VVual. embracing the newast ideas.
Our prices are as attractive as 1
our goods, so come early for
the best pickings. V
EliW W IlElllY. Jli
naucc‘l‘s'r. V_
I NORTH 11181111 orally.
1 rec. 6264- .
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights or
P thins. will hold a meeting this eve ]
ring and ‘cont'er the Knights of the
Square degree. _
John Tierney. who is studying at the
St. 'l‘liomas' seminary. at Hartford is
spending the holidays with his parentsI
In Butler street N111 walk
Mrs. Josephine I31 idgrt Anderson. 111’
81 Washington street. spent Monday in .
Bridgeport. the guest of Mrs. James
Farrell of Railroad avenue
~l-lat Brushes. lint. Brushes. O‘lii'ien
Frank Brown, 01' the Croiut £1
Knapp Company. has moved to 23 Lex-
lngton avenue. Mr. Brown fornwrly
lived in Washington street.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Clark of Westport avenue. is‘
dull: ill with an attack of the measles.
The house is under quarantine
wSugar Cured Breakfast
121,911 lb. l'layes' Mitt.
Mrs. Frederick Lyrics, of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is spending the holidays as the
guest or her mother. Mrs. Frederick
llyatt, 1111111111111 strut-l Nor walk
Miss lessio llout 1li1t 01 Elm street.
teacher lil the Lincoln school. South
Norwalk, will spend lli‘l‘ Christians vu-
llacon.
cation with friends in Northvillv. N. Y. .
~~Sllver Toilet Sets. Spoons. Knives.
and Forks. and everything in the gold
and silver line suitable for holiday
Edward Merritt, at “11191111111 will
spend Christmas at the homo oi hlsV
parents in l1 111.1 Nor',1\alk - i
’ “Nothing holler 1"01 111i Xmas git’tl
‘ than a Signet Ring. At Nouck s |
Frank N11~l1e1s1111.ot Norwalk, is us- 1
sisting in (lloudrwnings pharmacy:
during the Christmas-1 rush
Mr and Mrs. Robert S. Gregory, oi:
(Eranbury will spend Christmas with
friends in New York city. ?
--Smail, lean. l‘iesh llama, 121,40 lb,'
Hayes Mitt 1
Charles Beers recently had the
..Iool of this( home in Strawberry HiliV
avenue Norwalk, reshlngled.
Mr and Mrs Edward W. Kelley, of
West menus, .are entertaining MI
and .'Mrs. Edvv‘atd Fay, at, Bethel.
«*It‘ it's a i'ihg you want,
Noack’s
G. M. Benedict and family. of Elm
street will spend Christmas with MI.
and Mrs. 1". II, ilier,ritt of Brooklyn
Colonel John 11 Wade, oi Bridge
port was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wade. in West street. yester-
da1
' ‘—'l‘0ys.
Xmas Candy,
Sale tonight.
Ii 00'
A meers1hanm pipe valued at $50
and owned by Eugene S. 1.1111111, is on
exhibition at the Mahackemo cigar
store.
William ll. Payne, of River str.eet
Norwalk is assisting in Willis ll. Sel
lhck's store Illil‘iiig inIe Chilstmns
trade.
~11lewel Boxes, Gilt Clocks, Silver
Mounted Salts and Peppers. at lowest
'prlces, at Jackson's. ‘
Dexter Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Hoyt. of County street, N01-
Walk. is improved after a several days‘
illIIGSs.;
Edward 1;. Hill has placed a new top
on his launch which is hauled out at
'Captain E E. Miller‘s ship yard in
Smitht'dile.
—-16 Florida Oranges, 25c.
Washington street. V
Mr and Mrs Edward llirch and
1311 Mai Merritt of East. Norwalk.
will spend Christmas. with friends in
New Canaan. ’ '
The semi annual election of oflicers
of Palestine Cactlé. Ancient Order
(Knightis- of the Mystic Chain, will be
-. liteld next Monday. . . .
' *Special sale of Slippers Wednes-
day and Thri'rsday.V at Flynn it: Ryan‘ 11.
‘ " Allen Imkwqml, who‘ is studying at
go to
Games, .Xuias Wreaths.
See .1111. C. .l. 'Mliilz
Cuneo’s,
spending the holida as at his borne in
East avenue, NV Norwak
. Wr. ami- Mrs, Frank 1. Doty and son,
of Brooklyn, N. Y. will have turkey
tIiitb. Mr. Duty ‘s,.pViothVer, Mrs. L W.
1Wy.'bf‘0§hdm avenue.
'- ——Mt'=ilaga Claire‘s; 211111.251). Cuneo'.
Three ilours' Clean-up '
gifts. at Jackson‘s.
Gifts
for Men
A list of a row of our choicest
1111'1 himself.
Overcoat.
Suit. ,
Bathrobe.
smoking Jacket.
Pajamas.
Suit CI“
Traveling Bap.
Sweater Jacket.
Fur Lined Gloves.
K-elser , Neckwcar.
Men's Jewelry.
Toilet Rolls.
Leather GcOds.
Suspenders.
Handkerchiefs.
Underv‘vear.
‘ Holcproof Haciery.
‘ 81111111..
And a host. of different kinds
of each of the above lists from
251'. to $65. 90.
11-,OPEN EVERY EVENING UN-
TIL CHRISTMAS.
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor. Clothllcr. Hatter, Hm I:
n lshel‘.
Trunks and Leather Goods.
85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
’ ' Vwonder wares of the
,x' realm of Sarita Claus.
é,,'-,.V- Toys from across the
'1. ocean-wmarvclous things
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MONEY- ADVANCED
pianos and other personal property.
withOut removal
without ludorser. Call and see ads-
dependent Loan .nnd security 60.,
open until 7 p. In.V
urday until 8' 30.
45 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
lusurance
In 1anch producing prong-1y that
innit. more”. in value with tile rapid
‘ washington street. .' V .
“§:— 11 1:11 .,.:
'dolph W pr V
. ’ - " s.To‘bacco i
' diallkinds
Whether f‘lt s :1 Suit
An Overcoat
A Pair of Trousers
‘ pVel about it. -
That's our specialty, knowing how '
1119111 doing right in the matter of tailor- V
You cant: go wrong it you see Koo
to all, on their household furniture. '.
on their own name .
Hovilsud Bldg. Washington 81:, once “.2
Monday and Sat- «.'.: :
Horse‘s. ilDann'8i'Soii, ; "
Real Estate until
Cornell llniversity. at lthaca, N. Y. is '
Wo'hm‘m «vol-II decided “mfiii. .
91'th cf the town. , . 1' ‘
VA Fancy Vest . 1'
or anything in the? tailoring line. " "
12-
58 WALL STREET.
5. XMASSU
gills, such as 11 man Would so . l
in order to make room for .
lines but. we may have your size in some lines.
make your selection.
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
Fairyland
Christmas shopper.
A Few Hints
\ - - .. .
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES,
EXPRESS WAGQNS,
ENGINES AUTOMOB LIES. MAGIC
LANTERNS. AIR RIFLES. AUTO-
MATIC TOYS. DOLL CARRIAGES,
oo- CARTS and DOLL HOUSES The
largest assortment in the Twin Cities can
be found here.
A. J. Collins '81 Co.
TELEPHONE 747.
18 NORTH MAINVST.
o. D. Jackson."
Optician.
PHONE 438.
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The remainder of our entire line of
TO BE
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A Mom; Christmas
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118.11.11.11 2); Co.
‘ Sh \Das‘x‘mn’ton St.
is 11 Radiant
‘Ricliiy, beautifully and
finely stocked with the
that only Germany and
France Vcan contrive; and
wendcrinl things that our
United States produces.
Toyland is on the main
floor and is abloom with
suggestions for the
LEDS. FIRE
SOVUTH NORWALK.
$111111 “attack
Everything in‘the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
'NO'RWALK.
IPPERs
SOLD AT COST
We have not all sizes in all
Come in early and
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Music Cabinets
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LARGE STOCK OF
PRICES.
“tyrsnwmfiw” .j .‘..“
China Closets
. 'rnAT's THE KIND OE cit-'1' 'i'HA'I' vVv1LL BVF. APPRE-
CIATED ‘vou WILL FIND it"ERs A ‘ ‘
Record Cabinets Morris Chairs .
Book Cases Rockers
Ladies' Desks Pictures
Buffets ' VLanst ‘
A BIG LINE OF DOLL CARRIAGES AT THE LOWEST
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"‘Sl’lllllll Will "‘WEllllESllllY Illlll lllllllillli
' is the choicest fruit.
~. ' , Grapes,
' Specialties, Richos'TIuIt Cake, Fran
. Episcopal Church,
E 'l' Bates, the West N01 walk and
DurIen ire than appeared III thid violn --
ity yesterdor. with this year's ice
Some of it was live and a. half inches-Z.
thick.
lionfimcst 111111111111 and family
left Itowuytou this nitn'nlng on the
1;. l8 train for New York
there started at once for Kcrrtuoki.
They will also visit ()lilo,11nd,(.‘auuda.%,
and expect to sail on JaiIIIti‘ry B for“
Naples, Italy.
or locate in Il‘ruitce, where he will be
in charge or the Methodist. missions.
The Christmas exercises were held '
last. evening in both tire-ltletlititlist.
and 11111111111 ( lunches. and were lar'ge-
ly attended and of 11 very inlelestlngi
character 'lhe scholars of both Sain‘
‘ hath schools rendered programs and
there was an exchange oi git‘is lie-V
tween teachers and pupils.
'i‘hi program at the ilaptlst Church
was as iollows:
V Opening t‘hor tutu-School.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Player, tollowed by Lord's Prayer.
t‘ lIiiitts~,—Scl11111l
itorilatlmiw- Welcome, Charles Snitiln.
Recitationwflod With [is
and two boys.
Duet~Star oi the East.
and Marion Jarv.is
Recitation-«Anna Morgan Sdhoileld,
(‘ liorus-SchooL
' Recitation-«Mafia Schofield.
The Naming of the Chll(Y'—'l"t‘llll‘ girls.
Solo-ltoda Jarvis. ‘
A Merry Christmas-«Alcoa (thinning-
hum. ..
Sougwlniant. Class,
A Real Grandma—Roy Merriileld.
The Three W'liilles~~"l‘lll‘ut* little tots.
Duet and Citorusv—lsntls Marsh and
Harriet. Leila.
Rocimtion~ltoda Jarvis.
Soloulmls Marsh. 1
("hrisiiuasLons Coming—Mabel Jarvis
solo—elliurion Jarvis.
Recitation~hucllle Iirunda
Chorus School.
Rel‘llmlOIl-'l‘llt Children a King. three
, infants.
SOlO~v~JCIIYIlO Morris.
ltecitatlo1I~—-li‘runkliri Cleverly.
Solo and (.‘horus—Edward llrotherton
and school.
Three Little 1.?1111dl11sw‘l‘lii'e1> girls.
CliorusmSt'hool.
' iteciiation-~I-lilllard Albr'ool1t.
The Three Wise Men.
Remarks by pastor, and collection.
Closing Clioruserhool.
inufiiwmu.
liosWoll Ilaten 1,1111.- boon quite ill for
covering nicely.
('Ehristunis llity service will be hold at
10:30 iomorroa' morning at St.
Noroton.
’ The Darion (.‘Inigregalional Sunday
school will have lts Christmas festival "1'.
tomorrow evening at the church.
VA professional moving picture and
vaudeville turrerlaiiuuent was
last. night at the Barton town hall.
There are tnn'alled for letters atthe - "
Darlcn post-onlce addressed to the itevl
Joseph 1. Cuernsov and Thomas
Clark.
The public schools closed yesterday.
for the holiday wwation with appro
priate axeiolses and distribution 11:
Christmas gifts. The new term wil.
begin Monday. Jnuualy 41h
Former Principal and Mrs. Siowr-
paid 11 visit to the Dnrlen Center
3 School yesterday and both teacher:
and pupils were glad to see them Mrs:
Stowe was formerly Mlss lleVnI'y.
TEL. 573-4, TEL. 573-4
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A Meirry Christmas -
To All
Our store ls loaded with a complett
stock or Staple and Fancv Edibles, for
this Christmas time We challeugt
comparison in quality and price. "
Fancy Florida Oranges. from the H
R. Nash grove. 82.50, $2.75 and $3. on
; per box; 251:. 30c and 351'. per (1112‘
Special prices to Sunday schools. This
Large Grant
Fancy Table Armies
from 40c to 70¢ per doz saga
15c, 13c and title per lb.
Fruit, 3 tor 25c.
coAnierlcan Plum Pudding. Newport
Sausage. Stuffed Dates, Triiilies
Olives Cluster Raisins; Dr‘akcs Cake.
“all kinds," Major Gtay‘ 11 East lndia
Chutney Chase 8: Sandborn‘ s‘ Tess and
Coifecs and numberless little extra
specialties. Native Celery Carrots,
Parsnips. White Onions Brussclls
Sp'.Iouts Cranberries, Sweets Potatdes.
Lettuce Fresh Made Butter. imported
and Domestic Cheese. Strictly Home
Luid eggs. this week. 48¢ per doz.
Lléave your orders early. so that we
can give them our poisonal attention
We have a choice variety of Nuts -
and guarantee every out we sell. We
guarantee satisfaction
Church ‘81 Miller
LEADING GROCERS. '
3353-1111581 wasumc'rou s'VI'rIas'r.
A store full of
please you child
, . . pocket hooke ”
1 ,f'- A sample order Will convince .
yen of our claims.
20 lbs GRANULATED SUGAR. $91.00
1 pk.‘ I‘ANCY POTATOES.
, ' dots. PEA BEANS ............. ."'25° .
3'; RED or YELLOW ONiONS, ‘nt..'. :'
. ~* SWEET CIDER, gal .............. .300
Norwalk Hdrdvvare
”29c
“Sc
3le HEAD RICE.
Louis Joseloff
..251:
‘72 NORTH MAIN s'r. 30.111111111111113 .
'l'EL-CALL 46.7. 1_ ' '
and from 1)
Mr. liyssbs villi study 1
there for seveInl mouths and will lat E . .‘
three gir' 'ls'l.
Lois Marsh --
. ’-"‘ .THEIYLAST ..
several days irom 1:11p but is 110w re ._' - " "
Luke‘s 1;.-
given .
“- lonuliy. and every 11qu the1
ssh goods 1,0
,A‘ Merry
I‘ll 1111, lltf‘y
flil
.YS.
1
All Holiday Goods 1Mu11t Be 80111 Tonight
Xmas Waists
1;. 79c WAYSTS, FOR 3 HRS“ .446
Petticoats
31.25 31.11011 HYDEGRADE
pVE'r'ricon'rs. FOR 3
fig:- HOURS .................. 791
”...... ......an ...—...».-. ....H .
Pocketbooks
500 POCKETBOOKS, 3
HOURS/ ................. 26c
,Ruching
. . 50c RUCHIVNG .‘ ...... 39c BOX
3VNVECKS IVN Vso,x
Neckwear
19c NECKWEAR, WHILE
......91; EACH ,_
Candles, 10,
92"W1s11111gumst.. South Norwalk
Great RédlléilonSin T0ys,Dolls,Ganes ,1
“EldwfiesWhhThvwe;:
This Store .is' ' Headquarters for Xmas
BUSY STORE
.Pin Cushions
791: pm CUSHIONS, won'ru
79c TO :11. son 3 nouns .,
.................. 491: 11111111»-
Lunch Cloths
51.49 ALVL LINEN LUNCH
otorns. .42 INCHES
SQUARE. 3 HOURS ...... 9311' 1'
lN HOLLY sox 7'
Gloves
woman's KID GLOVES.
GUARANTEED, TO-
11113111V.V..........zo,cVPAis'
Bd'ékles ‘
980 BUCKLES,’ FOR 3 ',
VVVnVoVunVisV 4911 V.
1111111201: lb;
$3. 25 Directoire Sacks, for 3 Hours, $1. 98 ~I,‘V
ALLVV COLORS. PLlVT UP iVN HOLLY BOXES VV V .. .‘
The annual Christmas festival of the
Darlen Methodist Sunday school 111111
1qu last evening at the church. A
very fine program of exercises. which
111d been in preparation for weeks. was
.11 udei ed and many were gladdened by
he numerous tokens of the season.
A man whose name appears on the
‘tami‘md police blotter as Byram So
vurds. oi‘ Noiot.,on made complaint to
111: police, Tuesday, against his broth
rs Arthur and Chester. He said they
111d stolen 1110 overcoats. one of them
Its pv.operty the other his tater-‘11.
it: told the police that the brothers
were given to wandering about the
country They would go home occas-
made
such a call something was stolen
‘llEfW llllllll.
Skating was enjoyed last week by
more of our local enthusiasts.
Weed & Turner's ofllre is being or
ar'hsuled 11nd repainted by George T.
Smith.
A dance will be given by the young
people in Raymond's Hall, New
Year‘s night.
.'l‘rua-ut Agent C. N. Hall, of New
Milford, was in town Tuesday. looking
.ip ‘somc oi‘ the intents and attending
to other matters pertaining to his oi-
fire.
~011er baby' 5 croup. Willie‘s daily
1111s and bruises .'manias sore throat.
'randma‘s lameness—D1 Thomas
Ecleeuic Oilw-thVe great household
remedy.
V llcers of the Menu Civic Club
Minn Orlando Allen is the guest or H
relatives in Milford. ‘
There win he 11 service in Christ " ‘
church tonight, and two services to-V
marrow, at 8 and 10: 30 11.111.
The Rev. D 'l‘ CannIngham It
turned Chinese missionary. still speV k
in Christ church, Sunday night:
8. 111. northern and wife has 12191 11‘! ‘
their Compo home. and will spend tie
balance of their winter in New York. :
They say frost fishing is good not?
abouts, and numbers of eels are being
caught by the fishermen in and near .
the mill.
Following ace the newly electefi ol'
Hearns, president' R. W. Post, to. .
Taylor, D P. McKeuna vicevpt‘o
dents; El. Bean, Secretary 1111114111
. Talton, treasurer. ,, _. ,
Westport Grange is dead dead as
the ptebian door nail; and nothing
along present“ lines will revive it.
Those of its members who wereiaj
newer and forced to the rear .by Iietv'
blood wont come to the rescue: new--
blood in the line of foreign talent to
grunge interests won‘t help thes- mat-1
ter- a bit, and the grunge is dead;
All that can consistently be done is to
see it decently l1urled,look pleasant.
and if time warrants and the graft ers
will start a new organization
hat;
hasn't 11‘vestige of failure to it ' ‘
There is no fool like the fool 111.1111
-; thinks he can fool his wife. V.
Winslow’s Are, the Best Made. We" _
.Have a Roll Assortment
1" >‘" ‘1“ it E"
Keen Kutter and Ulster Pocket 1111.15.11 are warranted
We have them In pearl and stag handles.
finish.
Wiss Shears and Scissors lead them all fVcr quality “and
f’Our Razors cannot be beaten and our f‘Ever Readyl
Safety Razors have no equal. , .
Nothing more handsome or serviceable than" one of on
Sta‘g Handle. Sterling Mounted
pletc line of Meriden Cutlery C
which to make your selection, all guaranteed.
Company
Qa rving 51:13. A com .
o. ’s Anvil Brand ft‘o “
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