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II'e seems slam: This mm
$931910 will so ready IoIMbIaaim
uesday. pans fill? 21. , Svery new
boy and bowed; a- will be supplied
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that Ilsy.. .Leesl
mall subscribers will receive the eel-
bath: by applying at the Sentinel
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NO BENTINEL CHRISTMAS DAY.
The Evening Sentinel will not he
issued on Christmas Day. .
For the benefit oi’ Christmas advoro
tiseIs and shoppers, Friday‘ 3 Sentinel
will be issued at 1 oclock.
Do your Christmas trading early in
the day. ’
The stores will be open every night
this week. '
waeet Florida Oranges, 18 for 25c
Cuueo‘,s Washington street.
Edward Malioy. of the cities or the
iron Works Company. has been ill.
Miss Eudice White. of Weston. has
been visiting relatives in The Nor-
walks. .
——Turkoys. 280 lb. N. Y. Market.
Many of the local merchants report
an almost unprecedented Christmas
trade.
Charles Lindeburg is now employed
as messenger by the Adams Express
Company.
—-Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 25c. F.D.L. & Co.
Miss Mabel Ainaworth, of South
Norwnlk, was a caller on lrlends in
Clonbrook yesterday.
Oriental rugs at Road's The adv.
will“ give you description, prices etc.
Better read it.
«Shirstwaist‘ Boxes,
Foot Rests. .Iardineres’. Tables.
mond & Son. Norwalk.
Costumere.
Ray-
Mrs. J. Wesley O'Connor, of Fair-
iield avenue, has been visiting rela-
tives in Danbury.
a... William H. Raymond, of 93
Ely avenue. has been visiting relatives
in Yonkers, New York.
W.
~—Everythlng you need for the auto—
mobile, at F. E. Lockwood & Co., 39
Wall street, Norwallt.
Mrs. Ruth T. Makin. 0! 36 Spring
street. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward
O‘Hara. 0! Bridgeport.
«Excellent line of Ruorn. Scissors,
Carvers, etc.. at C. 11}. Dow's.
The morning trains today brought
in from the neighboring towns scores
of Christmas shoppers.
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~~~Xmas Umbrellas & Canes. O'Brien.
Mrs. B. E. Davis, of 63 Main street.
Is the ease 5L“ solarium in Fough-
hccpsle. No‘
- You will lint! ouI iloliday stock
complete. New goods arriving every
day. C. .l Minis & Co
Washington lodge. l. 0. G. 'l‘.. will
hold the Kelulsrdnoallnxtonight in its
hall. Newtovnr stems.- ,
:- hw—
, r-Lsne's’ Restaurant open all night
:j' m
. Extra specials in door at the Great
Atlantic and Pacific ll'se Company this
week. See adv. in today s issue
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-~You can il'nd anything in Gold and
Silver suitable l'oI Christmas gifts. at
incisions.
Mm
Catholic Union Council. No, iii.
Knights of Columbus. will moot in the
club house. wall street. tonight.
«wilauan taboos for. men. 3.3.50 and
$6.00. Glover‘lg'ttioulsoo.
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Patrick Uirane. the madame:
or Hoyt's, WTheatze is back, row New
Tor“. omen his entity. '
sets; toe in i.
i1 0‘ A.
“hm an
Winder awaim orbs
pleasaeesrt .ln Drilssem.
he
“to!
. is: _
he has been employed twosome than.v
‘.;v'%d sismamss anti: lee“
Oscar I “It
~~~ .nglrm Mm,
ammo stow.
Cigars tor mrlstlu at B. .l. no»
A g willow
class. e um ”All 1‘ in City. in
' "dve‘ce They are put up is
neat attractive boxes for the holidays.
~J’resent with a pair ct
good“. chats is“, auto. CW0 have
em
in buying yohi' chasm: groceries.
wines, Ilqnom so:
call on A. F. lineman #6 Co. Ti‘lmy
have one of the best: Stocked slows in
gut.t state to select from. Prices always
i i
'i—IAIIIea' end Gents' Gold and an
ver handle Umbrellas. at Jackson's.
F'Ioderlok 8 Coleman. the North
Main street newad aler. who has been
confined to his home {or several days
by double with one oi his test blood
poisoning being threatened. is able ‘to
be about stain.
V ~«The most instructive Xmas gilt~
% Kodak or Camera. Stillsou Powell
orp ,
0. Olson has been having built at the
will be comgloted by the first of next
year. loan will not occupy the
house. but will- either rent or sell it.
~Look over our Holiday stock of
sleds. Qantas. Toys. Stuffed Animals.
Writing Paper. etc. Lsary‘s. 19 Rall-
road avenue.
Ralph DePalnIa. the automobile driv-
er who was injured in the races at
the Danbury Fair last October. is at
still using crutches. but expects to be
two weeks.
—-A moving picture machine is just
what the boy wants. Only 86, at
Angevine's.
This year. for the iirst time. in the
history of Connecticut. the law requires
that saloons be closed on Christmas
Day. and as Christmas falls on Satur-
day. it will be necessary. tor psloons
to close on Friday night at it o't‘lm'k
and remain closed until the ioilowing
Monday morning.
~—»Silk Mufflersv beautiful gifts for
men. reasonably priced. at Rogers &
Stevens‘.
Another game was played last night
in the pool tournament of the South
Norwalk Fire Police. William Tracey
was victorious quite easily over bid-
ward Merriam. 60. by the score 0! 100
to 36. The game this: evening is
scheduled to be between Carl Hettin
ger, 100. and William Boothby. 95.
-What about the snIolter'a gilt?
Lot A. Dreyluas help you select it.
Next year heat will begin on Feb-
l'lllll')’ ii. fifteen days earlier than it did
this your. so that Easter Sunday will
fall on March 27, instead of April
ii this year. it will borthe second
narllest Easter in a quarter century.
that of March 25, 1894, being the noun
out to the vernal equinox In that
period.
bTalrkoys. 28c lb. N. 1’. Market
Norwnlk indigo. ll. P. 0. ill. hold It
special meeting last evening. and III'»
ranged to attend the funeral of Past
Exalted Ruler» Frederick W. Cameron.
this evening hi it o’clock. trom the
residence of Ariel Cameron. 8n. in
Hawkins avenue. East Norwaik. Moni-
bors or the lodge oi Ellis will assom
bin: at 7:15. and take the 7:“ car.
w Specially selected holiday stooltol
pianos now on sale. Positively the
asset exhibit over shown in The Nor
Hill! We this Christmas one long
0 he remembered. The cash is not
necessary. We will malts the tones
so easy that any other plans you may
have need not be oh um i
Iaila it over anyway—«t “(it
under no obligation. Mm] W‘Btud
well. 39 North Main street
lnvltaiimm sure timed yesterday
tor the marriage of Miss issbelle
Rm: daunnier «It Mr soil lire. liberties
hollow of south Norwsili. to Frederick
' II. barker. of Nerwnltr. The sermon) »
villi ho pI‘IlonInnIl in illd loath
well: Baptist Clairol» on lane :1
also. .IItaIIsry i. at t: onloult tum.
lowing the mummy there. will
mention: at: the beam! or the bride
ill North Main sheet, . .
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gear.“ will“
, » villi! no?
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($3M Q Malia! III “
Ilumbls Castle. of blushed. will tam
nasty eel-s Ihe second Item and Psi
sense the lion and third m
monounsmmtsem new
mBlibesinillsi data! “on
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itwlll psyyoutb‘
The new residence. which Theodore ,
corner of Spring and Madison streets. t
his home in New York. where he is _
able to dispense with them in about V
TOYS
Everything in the Optical Line. _
68 WALL STREET.
will bl
‘ musIc‘ enamel-s
usoIcIi‘It caemere
PEDIO’TALS
emanates erases
.neoussre
it you have delayed youI Christmas shopping, you will rind we and
fimroughly equipped to supply Iour wants
A. J. Cullins 8: Co.
12.13 uoaru‘mam eraser
MERRILL
South Norwsilt
by
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Meantime “in a varietiol ‘ nos
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enactment «this excel.
Tbs Mill. I'll natal. bountiful sud ‘ mm “all“! Gills
is. your shops at our whitish-sent.
tress an Martel» enm. stamp .
slid prices to most every desired
We oi the lam Mustard lines, is all or which our
A raw suoossrtous
slits.“ vistas
PRINCESS DRESSER!
comedians
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BUSINESS
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canon. mm: a. IIIII
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' Optician ..
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE tee. .
Gloves
Our splendid preparations are sure to make
our Christmas Gloves sales by far the most suc-
cessful. not only in amount sold. but in the sat-
isfaction afforded every customer in every pair.
The magnitude of the great assortment is in
itself an advantage deserving of the greatest con-
sideration. All the favored styles are included in
an exceedingly wide range of the unson’s newest
and best Gloves.
0i course you want to make your selection
where showing is greatest. .A nice hex free with
every pair of Kid Gloves.
86 Washington Street
Mr. and tire. Iloonu sfisii'uédiuiié.
have returned from tholi honeymoon
l‘laey are to live at. iIiiIlpIIIIn Point
“J“. liaise Slippers. 60c to ’2 (liover' II
The
weekly
E'ri‘llao tough
Infill!” viii hold its
t In the armors All
the members are asserted to be pros.
“tabla.
1-»an
widen; Oops. m (lens. O'Brien.
, at m III-31s
street BMW.“
his:
thaws WM ill
allusion Weasel fleets Ins Ii:
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l".
I—m mm.»
l‘haI it D. llysn l many have: made
elaborate
filbtsurmmdvfigs at it.
serum in, their glove
for tho boil Why will
stir. will
l
South Norwsllt
a
smoke. in the grocery
i‘lIt'lIIlInhI Iii. “tilled Grocery Goal
The sdi will tell you about
pithy.
‘hmt
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~qu stress In: so»
M
If ya”: «a: s an... In:
clock. chain.“ or hair
you will find
the adv.
ml!
militia MMIK’WH:EJQ£ 3:12.;
IlliIi v.
house. who
or
or“ "to...
Wavmer
Bolivia ANORWALK ‘
Young men and young wo-
Inca to 'as E that: living
and he ilfipEi’ENDENT
NORWALK.
Bach's. Read
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O'ilri‘sn.
watch.
buttons
Norbaik
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win
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costar; flies Elisabeth Richardson.
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CONNIC’NCUT POSTMASTIRO. .
WASHINGTON nee. fl~'l‘ho follow-
ing postmaster: for Connecticut worm
§Ionian 'yostnrdey:
Imam. New mm.
Willisine ‘HM Reynolds Newtown; Wil
lard Bakes. Sharon: Charles S Hall.
Wallin'flnrd. -
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~¢HRmTMAs
‘ CHEER
SLIPPERS
THEY ARE HEAD AND SHOUI DEBS
AllOVE' AH. OTHERS lN
THEIR CLASS
Because
They Wear Better
They Feel Better
They look Better
THAN muons Al‘ Inn anus
onion
Women's. . - 50c to 3:35
Men's. , 50c to 82.00
Children's. - - 50c to $1.25
ill & RYAN
90 WASHiNGTON STREET
ililliiliililli
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.C CONN.
TOM KIRDY ............... Manager
VAUDEVILLE
GRAND CHRISTMAS mu.
counsncmo
MONDAY. December 20th
The Sensation oF’Europe
3—NEWSOME8~8
The Peers oi lquillbrism
CELIOTE EDDY
The Male soprano
MURRAY K. HILL
Moneteglst t
MITZ A MET:
“A Midnight Rehearsal"
BERNARD A NORTH
Knees-bout Comedians
8. A. PICK PRESENTS THE RAIN
lATURE MUOIOAL COMEDY
lntitiell
"Ti-ll JOY Riptiltb"
DANOINO Aiiieiln'esdey and Friday
0 I .
NightsA the Performance
filth-rinses varIIv DAV
chasm: ....'*.Ii’&i mm: .illo
Nith'i‘ .......;‘",>.‘
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[lint . :5 ‘
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wins will“. cons.
Telephone its
imihiy
ullfia
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"sum: ixi
~an:1.
runs: non: olive. AND Ire TIME m airmwsnsfli
LECTED. 'rIIIe evens Ie FILLED wn’jet 10‘s: :I :
reassure Iron svéfiv one AT veav soWmenIos
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Toyland
THE LARGEST LINE OF NEW AND UP-TO- DATE TOYO I H
THE NORWALKS. LEETHE CHILDREN COME AND BE
MINTZ’S”
“The House of A ivity and In:
‘M‘f‘s ‘1'” it: er ..
92 Washington Ni V
Street
l
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That's the kind of gift tbat will be appreciated
'Ihls store a run of irticl‘es that will make
the home more beautiful and comfortable.
-—-.._......._...- .-._-'-_—-—
i .
: Here Are a Few of the Many
Ladies’ Desks
a.
Dressing Tables
Parlor Tables Couches .,
Music Cabinets Pictures ~
Pbonograph Cabinets Lamps
Morrisfihairs Clocks
Rockers Carpet Sweepers .
Vacuum! Cleaners .
Edison Phonograplia
For the Children” 1
We have nod Carriages. Velocipedes, Roe
Horses. Booking Chairs. Automobiles; ’7 :3
Moving Picture Machines ‘
A. J. Angovi iic8z. Sf!”
; ‘ Conipany ’
314136 Washington st: at South Noni-I
.v-iiut u‘lbi‘iiiti .
For deiimas Week
' I. A iiu‘o line or Stamlond and (‘ontroi ltanaes and co
:hination tins and Coal Stoves.
. initial. Grains tor opnn ilro Illness
, ' Ins Initial-nun ilol \iIIateI tincture. . 3.. ..
- Milne! Kitchol War and btovc lt'utlllllll’il. A.
, I?" practical hills to tho lIbIIIIoIIIl'o, inks ill
7. our 0 ,
Ill IllsIIIIIIIIsI than
I.
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{Now is your tithe to lay the supply
bolero, the poles advances
ass luncv earnin- stabs. Mimi. ' ‘ W" '
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