Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 15, 1910 · page 3

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sac—mow. Department.
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m—srsnoa OM“. Mel-wills I'
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-An electrolie'r will niche a most ac-
ceptable gift for any member of the
family. All prices. Read it Vol]:
Electrical Co

lee nine inches thiclt is being har
vested from the large pond on the es-
tate of F. hi. howls. Ridgelleld. 0n the
property at Rev. W. ill. Ralnstord, ice
cutting operations will begin next
Monday. ‘

~Mens Slippers, 50c to $2.
er's Shoe Store.

The W. C T. U.. will hold their
monthly parlor social. Friday evening.
at the home of Miss Anna Decker
Franklyn avenue, opposite Elm street.

 

Glov-

N‘orwalk. Honorary members and
friends are invited Refreshments
served. ‘ ' ~ * »

‘——Banner Pies. 200; Crullers. 18c
doz. Banner Bakery. Tel. 314-3.

The McCreedy Hat company. at
wlhch James E. McCreedy, formerly
of Dhnbil’ry, is the head is now located
in a commodlous new rectory in San
Francisco and reports that reach this
district are to intellect that the com
party is doing a prosperous business.

--Mens’. Boys‘ Xmas Caps. O'Brien

Tree Warden J can .1. Cornell oi
Norwsllt, is very; usy just now in
Englewood. New Jersey. He has a
force of men engaged in trimming
trees about the property of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, and hes received
several contracts for spraying of trees
next summer.

~Everuear guaranteed Hose. 31. no
per box. at Rogers i. Btevens'

George Brown. of Wilton, who was
committed to he 8tste industrial
School at Merl .was taken there
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Samuel C
lreland. He was ten years old. and
was incorrigible, refusing to attend
school, and the mother wanted hint
taken core 0!.

~8prncs and Balsam Xmas Trees
Large assortment to select from Full
licLMarket- Em delivery. ..

Lowe’s Wet Wash Laundry. at
Bridgeport. has taken a tease oi part or
the lower floor of the prayer hat tee
tcry. at the corner of Railroad avenue
and Clay street. and is installing it:

mdéiiihery. fate. (or the pill-pose or
com cln5 ermezid'li Rink! “:3:-
crate has sets an a
lag otherwise improved.

mm‘l Green's Comfy Slippers ior
men» and women at v Conneally A
Bracken's.

5h P. phell. Jr.. and riiarry
Twill trio th Norwalk boys,hav«
tgl'ted on Walghleelhg tour at the

United States, and ”are at the present
time reported to be bound for Bevan
nah. Georgia Young Campbell has
been employed for some time as one
of the linemen at the South Norwallt
Honiclpal Electric Works »

42love Iyou tried the No.“ .. Nut, 81’»
pet ton do iverchrom Raymond Bros. "

its child a of Thom Delano
kosher or Pagan Peril. adding. Vii!
was found unconscious at his home
near the park about five weeks ago
Rimes pracucally‘ unchanged. Mr.
or is~stiil unconscious and his
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lecturers of beaver hats. in“ n'Bethci.

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Halvley Co. recently burned out.

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Misti as a tilt, to
your-sell or your tritium as o tine Pic-

L~Ntce Christmas Presents. O’Brien.

All kinds of trash fish at cutbtu'w
:hey handle nothing but sea food. Bee

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the moldiln5 in weslon on hust-

“Misses ands
Velvet lens. at C _ siiy It Brasheu’s
‘ ”Dominick Sindhi M sold his hosts
at Riverside and moved to South Nor-

 
 

 

Iiiureks lodge. Considers oi Rebell-
sh, will hold a regular meeting tumor
row night.
”'33“le Shoes. 84.
liters

Rev. John Btulmltcn,.nf New llav-
on. was a guest at St. Mary's rectory
yesterday.

Mrs. Charles fiyckman. of South
Norwailt. was the guest of friends in
town last week.

*illectrtcalT
Christmas Reed a Volk Electrical Co.

Give the man something to wear and
use is sthe advice of Rogers and Stev-
ens. See adv.

C. B. Keeler, of Mill Plain, was a
guest of relatives in South Norwalk
durin5 the Week. ,

-Ope'n this evening. Mintz’s

The Buckingham Post W. R. C. will
hold a meeting this afternoon in the
post rooms in Wall street

You will had a carefully selected
stock of Christmas umbrellas at Tria-
tram and Hyatts. see adv.

“Splendid line of on!
Scarf Pin sets.

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Lincoln Co mull. No. l, Order or
United’ Alder can Mechanics will hold
a regular meeting Friday evening.

Olive Branch hedge. No. 19. Knights
of Pythlas will hold a meeting tonight
in the hall in Ewart: & Corbetts
block

A‘Dandy Xmas Umbrellas. O‘Brien.

The central Latter Union will held"
its semi monthly meeting this evening
in Central Labor Lyceum, Washington
street.

The suggestions to he found in the
adv. of the N B. Ryan Company will
furnish selections for many pleasing
Christmas gifts.

wE. C. ilurt' a Black Suede and Vol-L
vet Boots for women. at Coaneslty ll
Bracken‘ it.

There was a meeting of the "new
theatre for Norwalk city" proposition:
lsLlrt evening, and it was adjourned un-
til December: 9th

George Mitchell oi the arm or i-‘.
A. Mitchell and Company furniture
dealers, in spending the day in New
York city on business

---hlltte mShces 83. 50 and It Glov'srs
Shoes

The annual meeting of St. John's
hedge. A.- Fund A st. of Norwalk
will be held this evening, at which
time emcers will. be elected.

The regulsr meeting of the NorwaiitL
Methodist Church Brotherhood held
last evening to the church parlors and
routine business was traalaotod

——lf you want a useful gift. get an
electric iron or combination cooker
at Reed 0. Vols Electrical Co.

' The annual meeting! or St. John's
Lodge No. a. r and a M.. will be abut
this evening Unicorn for the emu
lug year will be elected at this meet-
Ill

The roll call 0! Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will

hold this evening, and a
hot roast slipper will he served
all the coast to“. of the business sea
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mas boxes. at Rogers st Stevens'l‘

Mr and Mrs. (11'. Lawrence and

Mr. and Mrs. George G. Richmond of‘
Norwailt. were the recent guests of”
Mr and hire 0. H. Taylor, in Georg!-
tcv’m.
- The Norwallr Country Club will he
ah unusually popular placeth this aren-
ing. Lior at that time Steward George
M. ’l‘ietdan will serve another of his
table d' hots dinners.

”Nothing‘ao beauttinl as a gilt: to
yoursel! arbour friends as afine itc-

,. . 5. second ed menswear when you can obtain
11159ng 1:" injured. “l theft It malt-price. H. A. Tilly. 78

. LLML Night 3". m. Washington street. . 5
t. {a pay you to shop at This in Meredith dance
We entail ”will?” it: til: final at civilv Ins
ave a o u cuss a set V-
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tors will be transacted

moon Club will he held
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We have a wonderful sort meat.

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lllgh‘ Chairs. We have these chairs in on Al ' MW
and up to date. and specially priced. L‘

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Tcys, Dolls and Games

Noyer before has such a multitude oi pretty Dolls. interstitial Toys and
fascinating (laurel been assemhlmlt Come and see this mandarin! 'l‘oyland

. and nuns the children along.

A. J. Colllns Co.

Funeral Directors slid
12 id North Main Street. '

o. B. Jocksoii
Optician

Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ Eyes Examined Free

rewrite eraser. shortness activists.

new Scarf Holders? At Rogers A Ste- i -

Automobiles

in llrst class
order will" the liotidaysL

in: it to W. A. Hartford's

Have year
month
by so
Garage.
Do you ever hire any Automo
client. You will and, that Han-
iord has the beat renting cars
ct anyone you gov. Calie re-
oeivsd amt iii-til 1.
Telephone:
House. 550-5. Gsrsgo. 286-2

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$1. 50 Gloves,“ 29

We will sell liens Guaranteed
Gloves our Miller 8 .50 Gloss. ‘
for Opening Night ........ $1.29

 

Si Barrettes 59c

Pine h’andemed studded Barv
relies. regular ,8. “For Open
lag Night only ......... 59c

 

Hair Receivers 29c

Large Hair Receivers. regular
title For tonight 290

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$1. 50, Belts 98c

Just for two honrs we still sell
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in order to get the people to sh )1) early this year, we have arranged a special Opening Night Sale.
begins tonight at 7 actual, closing at 9 it will pay you to do your xmss shopping at this store New.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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L Pbctcsccpes $1.1

One of our leaders in the LL
Densrtmeltt. Photo-Snow

$2. 25 out at. "
Just for two hours. Very lee
large undressed Dolls; your L .

chance to get this Doll at
5 price. Tonight only .

$3.50 For Hats
$1.98

Our regular 33.50 Fur flats. on
sale tonight .. ............ $1.28

$2.29 Mesh Bags
‘ $1.79

flinch large German silver L
Mesh Ba s. lined; our regular
price no?! (in sale tonight ior

21.70
Handkerchiefs 8c .
Ladles' Handkerchiefs. regular

120. On sale tonight very spe-
cial . .......... .. .5150 dos.

 

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Remember. on sale tonight on
31.25. lndisii Suits bonipii ‘
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by coming to this grdi't use. ,
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Victor ED
Phonographs
and Records.

ON VERY EASY TERMS WEEKLY 03 HONTHLY PAYMENTS

F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
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General O'Malley today received a
communication (rota Milton Bucky. of
New York, a lawyer. asking him to be-
gin an action against the Knights ct
Pythias. one of the largest internal
f orders. to cancel their certificateto
conduct a life insurance business in
this state and appoint a receiver of all
lawsudnrowlrlnthestate. He
also asks that the order be enjoined
5m doing any further business in
New York.

her oi Brooklyn, alleges that lot
lien furnished by thh supreme i
of the order shows that at the pm

the berth-class amountinl to "m" .

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25 lbs Granulated Sugar for . if ‘L ‘

20le Granulated Sugar io‘r . 4. r .

10 lbs Granulated Sh gar for . LL
5 lbs Granulated Sugar for.

its WAIHINOTON 07.. IOUTl-l NORWALK.
Deliveries I: 30 h. In. Add 2' n D. ML.

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‘“ Then try a pound ofonr sauces us smile. .wms‘
prices of Coiled are sleddily advancing. we are m to w
same prices as ever. Try us and be convinced Where hood and
can“ and Tea can he bought. . .

We also carry a tail line of Tapioca. Corn Starch. Gm
, 7 Mi. Man and kindred.other goods. with which are m car

new checks.
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