Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 21, 1909 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 

Get Your Drug Wants
runs at the

Bridge Pharmacy

 

 

 

 
 

 

finals. it carefully, shielding it be
do literate” reached over to the next
new and alter caretull viola? a lit-
tle boy‘s nose with it. ended t back
to his suht, who could scarcely keep
from laughing during the rest of the
asrylce. ,

 

The trolleybualnese is agood solid
occupation and prosaic to the degree
that will keep a man from becoming
. visionary and consequently some
weight must be given to the statement
of Conductor Howard Knapp. of the
Blast avenue line, in reference to the
degree of cold that existed at no can
ly hour this: morning. Conductor

 

.l. PARKER, Man-9dr.

 

 

 

svsumo'sau‘rlnit. no: oil;
anon. .v

The Evening Sentinel Tide Calendar
for 1910 will be ready for distribution
Tuesday. «December 21. Every newa~
boy and newcomer will be supplied
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mall subsorlberaylll receive there-l-
enmdar by applying at the Sentinel
o co.

 

, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belmont have
moved from Osborn avenue to Seaview
avenue.

 

'Tho local churches will hold their
regular weekly prayer services this
(vireek, despite the nearuess oi the boil-
ays

 

Miss Mary Kerekes, one of the pop-
ular young ladies employed at the
Crescent Laundry, has resumed her
position, havln recovered from an at-
tack of tonsillt a.

 

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Ralph Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Howard, of Winfield street. has
been going through a very serious at-
tack of pneumonia, but there is now
much more hope for his recovery.

 

The Swedish Church Sunday school
has been arranging an elaborate
Christmas program, which is now
for presentation. It will be given on
Christmas night at the church. which
is being prettlly decorated with Holt.
day greenery.

 

The East Norwalk Fire Police are
not worryln a great deal over the
question of elng appointed special
constables, as has been discussed at
length. Now every eitort is being bent
toward the Christmas cvc supper.
There will be an elaborate and tempt-
ing layout

A real air or winter and the holiday
season was provided this morning by
frosted store windows, the first, in
fact. of any extent so far this season.
The cure of store windows so {or (is
keeping the windows free from frost
ls always a great problem and few
merchants have been able to solve it.

All is hustle and bustle this week
and those who have their Christmas
shopping done are immeasurably more
happy than those who have not. There
has been offered enough advice on car-
Iy shopping this week to cover a great
quantity of white print paper and it
has undoubtedly had its cffcct in im-
proving shopping conditions.

The thermometer readers were out
in force this morning. Benedict
lt‘ahui-l bridge reported it tlogrcos
above zero. Rownyton it} above and
various other points about. anything
from 10 lo 18 shove the () mark. There
was considerable speculation as to
whether this morning or yesterday
morning was really the coldest.

 

The district committee will hold its
last regular meeting for the your 1909
on Tuesday evening of hexl week. At
that time it is hoped that if anyone has
a complaint to make they will do so.
It is much more satisfactory for the

Knapp reported in all seriousness this
morning that when the watchman
went around after sunrise this morn-
ing to gather up his lanterns which
had been asntlnels of danger where
repair work was in an unfinished cou-
dltlon at the foot of Mill Hill in Nor.
walk '.he was unable to blow out the
flame of one or the lanterns. To an-
compass the dimculty, according to
Conductor Knapp, the man found the
flame of the lantern frozen so atlffly
that he used a regulation pick and
then it came oft in a chunk after one
futile. attempt had dulled the pick
point. Conductor Knapp‘s friends
have now placed him "at the head of
the elitist,

Two charitable organizations are lo-
cated on the East Side and which are
doln very good work. especially at
this fiioliday season are the Salvation
Army, whose ollicors' headquarters is
in Van Zandt street and the Light-
house Mission on the Washington
street bridge. All connected with the
organisations are busy every minute
these days planning to help people who
by the misfortune of circumstances
would ordinarily have a slim Christ-
mas. Each is arranging a loyous
Christmas dinner for as niauy people
as food can be procured for and each.
too, drill distribute a larg euiunbcr or
substantial Christmas gifts in the torm
of clothing. The methods of tho twa
as regards the dinner for the Feast of
the Nativity is a little different but
the and desired is the same. The. Bat
ration Army will distribute Christmas
dinner baskets, while a general dinner
will be served at the Lighthouse Mis-
sion. Both institutions will appreciate
any gifts the public may desire to off‘
or.

 

“UNCLE NED."
“(Tricia Ned." at sorority-four,
Not so frisky as of yore;
Iranky? Yes, a little bit,
Leaning hard upon his stick. ,
Eyes are getting rather dim.
Ntnlblonese near out of him;
Exit! marked on the slum! door.
Days for starring never more?

turnip ' '

EVENING BENTINEL TIDE CAL-
ENDAR.

The Evening Dentlnel Tide Calendar
for 1910 will be ready tor distribution
Tuesday. December 21. Every news-
boy and newsdeeler will be supplied
with calendar. for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mall subscriber. will receiv. the cal-
endar by applying at the Bentlnci
cities.

 

The lion-nylon Fives will ploy a
game of basket ball with the Young
Men's l'iub at New Cannon. Thursday
night. A lively guano In anticipated.

-~(lci your Christmas
Scalzl's barber shop.

 

t‘lgara at

 

 

Large numbers of the young people
from Rownyton and vicinity continue
to enjoy the good skating on Chas-
mar's pond. Thcy arc in hopes that
the sport will last until after the boil-

eommittoo and for everybody in tacking“,

il' complaints are made direct instead
offibelng made topics or general cou-
versatlon.

 

 

The his boat of the Roles Point
Division of the United States Volun-

 

Thltl Christmas llnds conditions lnr
proved {or a number of the local or-
stermcn who in years past have lliit
had much work to do as soon as the
liridgepotft'tteaaon was over. Those oy~
stermen hare taken positions with the
big oyster concerns, which work will
probably Keep them busy for the win.
tor, in that the oyster luminous this
your promises to he a record breaker.

'l‘llo I'lllsl. NorWitlk public schools. in
conjunction with the oillcr public
schools or the town, villi clour (or the

'bollduy vncltilou Thursday. in lim
urhoolu at this and oi the town. loo.
there will be pretty Christiano case
which. They will begin at lllzdb and
will end at noon. when the schools will
close for the ds‘r. , bomb of the toaclr
era. who are from ‘out attendant ua~
turally no home for the holidays, while
others will remain here.

 

 

One businessman has made the sun
geation thatlt‘ would probably he a
good lnvelttu ’t for the town to our
chase the lot place at the c' .
per a! Milken and nutrient I‘Vllll, .
if a proper titers could be agreed up
on, son eutelzfdomkusgwcvt‘pstfiyal
no secured * . . ,. as
ten street“ he the lilast a
walk side 01 M draw. The pro
b says mitfl’tully as valuable ,t.
to being min at present.

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f I one and heir of Mr.
W. James is the
the Bot

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Mohfi’idl m',:,e¢,:; _
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tear Life Saving Corps, which has
been located at Roion Point for ear.
erui seasons, has been placed under
l'tinlr tor the season.

 

The Connecticut Colnpuny has mad.»
a connection of one of the tricks
inadlns into itoton Point. with the spur
, which runs to the embankment on the
out side. and has been removing morn
rocks and soil for lilting in bummed
along its line.

No effort has born mudo to intro cars
of tho dancing pavilion at ltulou Point
since the iirc llu'rc lust acanob. and
the flour is badly war-poll and all bill
or shape. It will be necessary to prod:
tlcaily mmlhi the structure hast sea»
you it it is again to be used {or dust»
‘ lug purposes.

W
' Work was” to have startlid yesterday:
morning in the. new addition to the
stereos Oyster Clunpany's opening
house.‘ but ‘tlomeonr had made way
with tile elm/e pipe and a fire could
not he started. The oysters were too
cold to blindlb. fibrin; than the

 
 

stove. tilted» hot lire , ii
the o % ew Started ld‘
raw a stern out , as to
w it o‘clock this mine in

an align #1 catch up with illoallfdm.

The local atom is mast installers
m minty downed tor the Christ
mas mesa.

" "W“ ”Warsaw ’

There are mailed to: letters at the

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proved to be slow. when all
no fault at the state authorities. Con-
sequently, the school committee has
appointed Hartford Smith as truant
oiiicer. in. Smith has a good record
as a re lar constable. and will prove
a great help to the town authorities.

 

. Arthur H. Whitney,“ Dorian. tiled
Monday afternoon. after an ,illnesa of
seven months. He washers in Nero
ton and spent meets! his life in Nero
ton and Darlen, where he had many
lrlenda. He was connected with the
Speedometer Company. of New Roch
site. up to the time of his illness. Be-
sides his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney. he leaves a wife and little
daughter, a sister. Mrs. George Scott.
of Rowayton, and a brother. Rev. W.
F. Dickerman, of Waterbury. The fun
eral will be held from the residence of
his parents. Maple avenue. Darten.
Wednesday afternoon at,..2:30 o‘clOck
Rev. [Irishman and Rev. George B.
Smith. omciating.

Constablesilohn run} and Wilbur
Bates turned off a raid for alleged sell-
ing or intoxicauts without a license

They descended ,on a house in West
avenue, mrlen, occupied by ltallans
and made live arrests. John Cornelius
was arrested as proprietor of the
place. The odlcers also claim to havc
found 65 bottles of beer. a key of
beer and a lot of empty beer bottles.
Goran‘s was placed under a bond at
8100 for his appearance betore Justice
William H. Willmott. Jr., last evening
The other man were tried before Jua-
ilcc Willmolt Sunday evening and
were lined 86 and costs apiece.
amounting to between $17 and all
each. which they paid. it was clalmet“
in one quarter that the protruded Sat
urday night were boarders at tin
place.

 

People are coming to the opinion
that it is about time to begin discip»
lining nutomoblllstu who insist on
driving through this town. at high
rates oi speed. Conditions are again
becoming well nigh Intolerable and
some people think that an arrest or
two would probably have a salutary
effort. As an example of the wall sonic
of the motor car drivers go through
the case of a machine that ion
along the highway between Barton and
Newton Sunday evening at dusk—«it
was a. low minutes utter 5 o'clock-4v
notcd. .\ person who has ridden con
slvlornhly in automobiles at high rates
of spccd is of the opinion that thc ma
chine was doing to miles an hour and
probably better, it is true that the
unto had lights burning. but a frightful
accident might easily have occurred
on account of the reckless speed.

will gurus.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and son
Wallace are visiting relatives in New
York over the holidays.

 

 

John Martin. a former school leach
er of this place. has been calling on
glands around here (or a few days.

I'. Martin is now residing in Baill-
morc, Md, where he is taking up the
slutty oi dentistry. 4

A very nice sum was realized from
the sale of fancy articles. etc. iH‘iil
in the union chnpcl. Saturday evening.
by the Indlou' Aid Society and Junior
Endeavor Snowy. ilclrcubmcuis oi
sandwiches. cake and roli'ce were surv-
Ni during the evening.

 

wilivcs, ccacma. itch or salt rheutn
sets you rrnsy. (isn‘t hear the touch
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Whi
suitor? All druniets sell it.

would

Miss Estelle Gardener has been via-
itiug New York city.

 

 

 

A daughter has been born to to Mr.
and Mrs. Janice Ghioito.

hire. is. 0. Simpson has improved
rapidly during the last week.

Charles undenburn, Jr., is visiting
his parents on North Main street.

 

 

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Tony Kirblki'a new house on tho the
Ilurr road in tho Farms is completed.

New bulletin boards bails been in“
stalled ill the sulloutuck railroad slu
iluus.

Mrs. ii. I]. llradlcy will entertain
the Current ltvoula club 'l‘huriuiuy M7
teruoon.

 

'l'he turnpike in the eastern part oi
the town has been repaired
crushed stone.

Mrs. Orlando Allen. oi tempo
street. has been a recent aunt of rel-
sum in Milford.

i bliss KatharinaP flasher, lormerly at
this town, was married to a lirooldyn
young than that Week.

.? its site Hrs. amortisation have
from I pleasant visit with
a hell flares.

W

“it AW. Mediation who has
wkt‘i‘ axle tetra baa Married to
on? York tor the winter.

 

 

At the annual Valenti or the Wm
. m the in store.
were elected: l muse. "

 

0. ”album and Men

Sunday aitaruon about 4130 o'clock. *

‘ilrooklyu for the winter.

orthmmd'" 0' Vill-

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0“ Healer

(Equipped with Smokeless Davies)

 
 

fully meet: the emergency—-
never smokeemnever goes
, _ _ ‘ wrongwin a class all by itself.
Infinite pains «have been taken to make it perfect.

Automatic Smokeless Device
Turn the wick high or low there's no smell -~the auto-
matic smokeless, device prevents it~—-no smoke either—just.
a steady glowing heat.
Requires little care—burns nine hours~indicntor on
brass font shows gontents at a glance. The ONE PER-
FECT .0“ Heater. ..Varimm styles and finishes. .

WE"! {W M ’ here”)! Not‘atvéure, 'riiei ' ' l
to the NW!“ We at the" Desorptive Circulu

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assaults.» on. company ‘
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Quinlan: ' .' wmum J. Wood; l improvement society was well at
reasuror, Genre. A. Darrow. tended yesterday afternoon. The re-
~—--—. ports oi the delegates to tilt! State

This evgnlng the young people
Trinity church will meet in the 3
day school..room to tie greens.

m .

Walter Howarth and William ll.
Taylor have been appointed apprais
crs, on the estate ol‘ 0. .l. Underwood.

of; Federation meeting were road.
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’ UNCLE HORACE'S PROPHECY.

i'ncle Horace .lohnson...thc Middle
_ listldam Weather phophet, makes the
following prophecy for Christmas Day:

"There will be a local disturbance
, of the atmosphere to take place from
i the 18th to the 201k oi the month of'
; little noel: from the Hill in tin- Bilih
there will be all Intcrtnediuln dislur
‘iulucc o! considerable forcc, not of
long duration. There will be a strong
southeast pressure. 1 can give little.
ussllrauco of pleasant number for
(‘hristmns day.

 

Hewklah Allen Is substituting as
englnmar at the Sanguine-k Railroad
lirlitll‘ge tor his brother. John Allen, who
8 r‘a

Miss Helen Sherwood. who attends
school in New York state. is anioyins
the holidays at her mother‘s home in
the Farms.

MORE DANVILLE PROOF.
.lacob Schrnll. 432 South St. linu-
vlllt‘, lll.. \l‘rllcs: “For over eighteen
months i was a sufferer from kidncy
and bladder trouble. llurlna the whole
\Irs ' limo was heated by several dot-tors
‘ '* and tried sow‘l'ol dilim‘cui kidney bill“-
,chon Weeks ago I commenced taking
iFflicy's Kidney Pills, and am icclint:

-._m...y.... -...._

The Epworth League at the it. E.
church hold a sale or home bakery.
iiuppllcu at Simpson‘s pharmacy. Sut-
urday afternoon.

 

 

After Christmas Judge and
Marean will close their handsome
home "Daybreak" and reside In

 

itcll nni'onc interested just what N»

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p , Pharmacy and F. ii. Baxter.

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9 lMahackemo Hotel
' g l. R. consort. Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 82 PER DAY AND UPWARD

The regular monthly meeting oi the

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o to 8 p. m., 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c

Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL sea

SOLID GOLD SIGNET AND STONE
BET RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP

W. R. Klrch 8: Co.

76 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

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Christmas Remittances
To the "Old t‘ouniry.” and to all
points in Europe.

1. M. LAYTON & CO

(INCORPORATED)

Insurance and Real
Estate Agents

., RAILROAD ave. eo. NORWALK.
tome naob'mreo.

Steam

 

One Gotten

fbcllur every day and will be glad to

lcy's Kidney i‘liie did tor Inc." Bruise.

Sooner or Table D‘Iiote Dinner,r

o

l at a. W.
3 ism new at the “Wit
em of Ottoman! but causes to

be masses in "m Gumball
,L‘bamsa” this «Octal misused,
cal arm the (allowing church canon:

l “lilo election of a rector shell bc'

ball will the name of the clergymao’

, whom it is proposed to elect has been
.hisde known to the. bishop. it there
lbs. one, and sulleiaul time, not ex.
“Preceding thirty days. has been given
,hlnt to communicate with the Vestry
thereon."

The bishop gives notice that he will.
not consent to the entrance at a
clergyman upon the rectorshlp 0! anti
pariah until the requirements of thg
slings cannon have been compile
wt ,.

Having repeatedly published the
above warning, the bishop has been
obliged, to the ease or one election.
reluctantly to withhold, for a time, his
connect.

HARVMID WOULD ENTER lNTER~
COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 21,.-—Ap-
pllcation far membership in the luter~
collegiate Athletic Association or the
United States. will he made by Harv-
ard University at the annual meeting
of the organization in New York on
Doc. 28. This move is looked upon
by the University its a result or the re-
cent conference on football between
Harvard and Yale otiiclals at Cam-
bridge. Although the intercollegiate
Association includes the minority ol
the colleges of the country, Harvard,

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- Yule, Princeton, Cornell and Columbia

have not yet entered it. The feeling
prevails at Harvard. however. that
Yale and possibly the other instituv
lions, will follow the example of the
Athletic committee here.

 

COLLECTiQN OF WILD ANIMALS.

WASHINGTON. Doc. 20.-—~l1'l\‘i‘
«lions,- two of them weighing about 325‘
pounds ouch, a zebra, not yet classl’
tied. and a beautilful leopard were
part of a collection which after travel-
_ lug ten thousand miles by land and son
.urrlvcd here for the National Zoolog-
icul l‘urlt. They came as a present
from W. N. McMillan, a wealthy Ame!"
loan: who owns a large ranch near Na
i hold. at which Mr. Roosevelt made his
headquarters for several weeks. Most
of the other animals were placed ini~
nwdlstcly on exhibition.

 

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It's the Time for

WINTER
SPORTS

Rugby Balls Basket Balls
Hockey Sticks Foot Balls

{\ll Kinds of Tackle
For“ Winter Fishing

F. E. Lockwood
& Co. .

39:Wall Street. Norwalk

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

Daily Line to N. Y i
For Freight Only

On and after Tuesday, January 1.
Willi, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East itivcr, New York. (footl
at Dover street). every day. (excepts
Sundayi. at i p. in. Freight resolved;
at Norwnlk up w 4 p. m. and amino5
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. i

Norwalk Steamboat Co.

Annlnn J. Imith. c. c. Heisman.
Lessee. General Agent.l

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Boiler

UIID TNRII YIAII

 

One Richardson 8:
Boytlton Co.
Hot Air Furnace

UIID THEIR YEAH.

 

 

 

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A on... Subject
For All .HOWerWMm

This is lilo aaasoaai'or oteaslaa
up lilo premises. been and the
marsh hmau for the house and

 
 

 

with ‘

One llht Whit liar-
pace

usao luvs varies

the lake tor the laws are soon.
but they dont‘ so far abolish.

You can clean dirt away. but

to make the heave. the barns.

. stables and leader riaht they

shutouts dresbousdrsb' with

 

 

 

 

7‘ t I relat-
One Hot Air Fun will oué'muugflm
. humane

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scroll our retards“ «a

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has: about rest.

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Will Christmas ilod you ready tor
the gift? We are ready now and can
show you a fine line ,0! goods for
present».

.lupunosc Ware. in lirush and Ctnnb

Sole. l‘Iuics, libs-lo. lion lion some,
ctr.

Aluminum Wars in Ten ltuiilt-u.
iduuru I‘unu. I-‘ry i‘illili. 'i‘cll llllli l'tlfli‘il
l‘nln, ctc.

German (ililnn. tiniud Bets. licrry
dots. (lake Plates. id'lllilflittlfi Sela. etc.

Agent tor the Columbia Cylinder
audllisc Gruphophoncs.

Indestructible Records fit all cylin-
der machines. They will not scratch

“ or break. Two Minute Records, 350:

tildes, bile.

Window Rhodes, House Furnishing
(loads. titans Ware. Crockery. Wail
Papers. etc.

~ 1
(leneral Contractor for Palatine
and Paper llanxiug.

L. H. Decker
‘ L I? Wfliflillm may.
some WALK.

 

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'l'ruyll. ('hocoluin idols, ‘i‘cn Finis. (inkuv

'li‘our Minute Records. 506; Disc Roi» .
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Ullmtvtmlfl' hit”. mm “It. M
backache or bladder mm id rdlkflli
after a m Wilt WWW.
l‘aioa lo the mines» ., lilies.
rheumatie.«.t .
ache. ’uervdtia’ils .‘ d . Ma-

inflamed or swolledor‘yellde.’

neea.
WWI)“ facilitated I“!!!
toms of clottedioaetive ,_ ,
piyvau'leh. ,. .. "“elffi ,
Frequent painful .and uncontrollable
inetlon due. . to .s weak. Oi!“lrfllllb19
adder is promptly are e. , l g
The moment you suspect all? kidney. . >
bladder or urinary disorderfior ,ts’o
rheumatism camina. begin tslriurthis
harmless remedy, with the knowledge
that there is no other; med cine. at any ’
price. made anywhere ass" lit tho
\vohld. which will sheet as thorousb ‘,
and prompt a cure, as a ailment
treatment of Papa's Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply. ‘

This unusual preparation goes direct
to the out-of-order kidneys. bladder
and urinary system, cleaning, healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands. and completes the cure before
you realize it. . .

A few days' treatment with Papa's
Diuretic means clean, 'active, healthy;
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs—fl
and you feel fine. .

Your physician, pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency Wlil tell. Wu
that Pepe. Thompson MPape, of Cln- ,
ciuuati, is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.

Accept only Pope's Diuretic—filtr-
csut treatment—from any drug store
Manywhere in the world. ‘ .

 
 

Wilma
aim)h '

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‘ spies or 380.000 orreneo.

LOS ANGELES, Cat. Dec. 21.~—-More
than $80,000 inprlses will be awarded
to the winners of eventb during avia-
tion week. The prizes at the inter-Int- -
ilouul aviation meet at Rheims me- «
gated less than 340,000. The prisés
have been apportioned by the men
chants and Manufacturers' committee
in charge of the program as foilowa:
For ueronauts including awoplnneti
“3.500: for spherical balloons, $22:
500'. for diriglble alrships. 813.300.
There will be prizes for speed. dura-
lion in the air. highest altitude at~
the longest flights.
'l‘hcy will apply particularly to aero-

MORE
Christmas
Presents

A menu. nacumroa‘ for tho
l"iil‘lllli‘t' Prevents Cold Feet.

AN ENAhil-lldddi) ROASTER in
euros a well cooked turkey.

.\ NEW MAST”? on the Gas Burn~
M will wind up a pleasant day.

Horace? Nash

North Main and West Streets.
‘ South Norwalk

TELEPHONE 401

 

 

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ELEGANT DISPLAY or

GAS ,

And Electric Stand

LAMPS
And Gas Domes

Not to he equalled in the Twin
Cities tor prlizc or style.

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