0i- store is’ overflowing with
mutations Glita that are wor-
thy of their price to make your
friends hubby and bring joy to t
‘ “(Sniff and sisters, and the o
o s
Minamoto link nhocrt.
JV"
SOUTH NORWALK
”Signet Rings, Stone R has, Baby
Rings and Rings of all kinds, at Jack-
son’s.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building Loan Association
will be held this evening. ,.
-Deilclous homemade mince meat.
at Nelson Hoyt a.
Chi-l Schaub. 2nd, who conducts the
cafe at 43 Main street, Nurwalk, has
been ill for the past few days.
~Edison Phonoxraphil and Records
at F. E. Lockwood & Co. a.
George Bhephan, of New York city,
has returned to that place, utter a
visit with his parents in Norwalk.
~Wart‘u‘ house, meals on time. Ray-
mond Brbs.’ cool assure both.
Maurice Devlno, son of Selectman
John Devine has token a position at
the office of the Ferris Coal Company.
~8tep into the Clldcld Pharmacy
imd they will give you a Tooth Brush
Holder, tree of charge.
‘nti Mrs. F. W. Gregory and
son Cl yion oi Norwalk, were Sunday ‘
guests of Mrs Mabel Fit”c’h. in Weston. .:
~—-;Wreaths and Holly Wreaths in
abundance. Louis Joseloi’i, 72 North
Main street.
There is an important reduction in
roll top and typewriter desks at the
Read store. The adv will give you
particulhrs.
—*Dolls, all kinds and
Mitchell‘s.
Herman. E. Malmo has taken a posi-
tion at the City Hotel, having resign-
ed the one he held for some time at
James M Cieagh's place at iii Main
street.
”Buy your Christmas Candy nt Nels
son iloyt's. .
DeWitt C. Oomstoch. day clerk at
the Hotel Mallacltemo. who has been
seriously ill .i‘or some time. is able to
be about again, and hopes soon to re
some his duties
—Open this evenflig. Mintz’ s, "The
Great Holiday Store."
Washln ion Comp, No. 11, Patriotic
Order or he Sons of America, wli
hold on important msetlnz tonight, for
the purpose of nominating officers and
transnctlnz other business. . _
——Ladies‘ Felt Slippers, {lilo to 81.60;
Flyun' s Boot Shop.
prices, at
Master James Leonard, driorwukfii'
he. takes a limit am the Norwoi
”pelt-emote as once i‘dellvery m0 goth
eral- usefulness-boy, for the holiday
rush,- which ism on in that placewn
—~Five-year—oid w alley or my
bottling at also a be tie. Carl salinwu
43 Main street .and 9 Railroad avenue
Copioid William Young has taken a
position or cat in on the big oyster
steamer Mildred, oi the itsdel host:
which is now engaged in running oys-
torn between (passport, Long island
and South Norwsllt.
~Largest display at Toys, cheapest
prices, at Mitchell’s.
Judge Edward M. Lockwood and
Prosecutor Leo Davis are both in New
York city on business today and conse-
quently the case of Wellington (lreen.
who Was charged with intoxication,
has gone overto Saturday morning.
~Chains, Lockets. Bracelets. and
everything sultable tor Holiday Glits,
can be iound in great variety at Jack-
son‘s.
Christmas is rapidly approlohlns
and A. J. Collins Co. has especially pro-
vided (or the Xmas oooson and no bot.-
tor opportunity is altered the people
of this vicinity to economist: in the
purchase of an acceptable gift than in
the many pieces they otter at special
prices.
mliuy blurs Safety honor or suav-
ing 8st, at the Cliaord Pharmacy.
0hrBrotllm‘ who! 0 0. in, No.
10.notnluotod colours, who will be
elected next Monday evening and also
confer-mu est "(‘1 on two
candidates -'
in: in their 4
{rho degree (on w “(Miami
,osceiioni manner. ey sloop: ended
an invitation to Butler Wile to work a
cgm tor them wine limo in nursery.
It WA“ street
Lt tholr sust- ”
in on ’
shape of
NA ANo Plcruass.
TOYS, boots, ETC.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEB
.J. Collins Co.
” ” Directors and Efllolmm,
Opticihn
finds: no i .
Garage.
bites?
House, 55%
Automobiles ”
Have your car not in first class
running order for the Hoiid
by sending it to w. A. Hauler 's
Fulmturc House
Otters the people or “rim iiioywallrs” u chance to economize in the pur- .
chase of an acceptable dIFT. Who last week's sales indicate an extensive
tendency to the selection ot prnct iii and handsome pieces of ”FINE FUN-
NITURE, CUT GL”A85, FANCV c
our 'i‘oy Department is filled with every thins You can think of in the
&
South Norwsilt. Conn.
U D. Jackson
EVGi'Ythlng in ”the Optical Line.
EYéS fluidised Free
as vista mos-n soswAtx.
Do you ever him any Automo- '
You will had that Hon-
ford has the best renting cars
oi anyone you know. Coils re~
ceived night or day.
Telephone:
Garage, 28%
W. A. Hanford’s
42 North Milli OI.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
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Coll lleg‘e
You will nos er regret it
They will never target it
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Stamford
Port Chester ..
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Victor
ON VERY EASY TERNE
Newman st
Phchgraphs
and Records
Edison
WIN OR MONTHLY PAYMENTB
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8: CO
. at will Itrfih-(i‘hods) a» s Water strut. ‘Nili'woik, Conn.
sun FRAME snor
only ART
: ln’i‘ ownwwym
' several years pad has come to he look
Q in thot abuntry os
‘ P rinse!
: quite well now. but is still weolt tron
um tile curtains» situations in!
Glovsr' s adv.
~Derby nice limbo present. O'Brien
wile Font, oi Norwalit, spent Sat-
urdsy last in New Canaan. on busi-
ness.
wnon't {credit to look war the Hell. ,
day Goods which the ifford Phar-
macy has.
A signal ring as an thas gift would
delight any ember oi the family A
lull line a cit s. ..
«Behold methods mince meat.
at Nelson ‘ '
street, Bpeiit fioiurdoy” and ””Buuduy
with her sister in Yonkers.
v—Footballo, Air Rifle!) Leggings for
boys, at 5‘. E. Lockwood 0. Co.’ a.
Mrs. Catherine Tracey. mother oi
Dr. w. J Trocsfiis seriously ill, and
two trained nuts” are in attendance.
~Koea Rutter Pocket Knives. at
Norwallt H'srdw‘ore Co.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Curtis, of Knight
street, celebrated their golden wed.
gins anniversary at their home Sun-
8!"
«Ladies Dosh, Morris Choirs, Gold
Chairs. A. J Collins 00.
J. W. Cullen. of Charleston, 8. C.
formerly or Norwsik will spend the‘
Christmas holidays at his home in
iielden avenue. *
milioplmidii Watches, Jewelry and
variety and lowest prices. at Jackson’ s.
I). H. Weeks. oi Union avenue, is en
{vying a few days vacation from his
atlas as conductor on the local trol-
ioy lines.
«Motor Thrill”: Mochlnes. They
have as equals. See a Victor beiore
you buy. V
Arthur it! rrisou. of East Norwoik,
went to No York city yesterday to
start in “a new gpositlon which he has
mugd ”ii p' . l.
~ are you the electric vacuum
cleaner? it w druohe your wife on
mallent Christal» lift. Reed 1. Vollt
Electrical On.
no» human ut‘tus Connecticut
Company .aro promo-ins rapidly with
tho sdrvica work in New Canaan. 8st-
agony quite an amount ct Work was
wApeilp Chocolates in handsome
Christmas packages. at the Cliilord
iss Viola Bennett of Wilton, su-
attained a jerks port or her friends at
r bouts Eriday evening. A larxe
number ct Norwslk people slowed to
t a suburb and enjoyed themselves im-
only
, "113 you wont s usolul gift, got on
”electric iron or combination cooker,
at Reed 0: Vollt Electrlcol Co.
The Boston Goon reports a big
Christmas business so tor. Erery de-
portmenfiisb in order to It:-
oomme‘d ”to til cthis store will
be upon wniiM4a0 ivory other night
this week.
~L‘b‘ristmas cos Wreaths, Holly
Finest selection town, where you
con see them to advantage at prices
that willostonis on Public Market,
32 South Kola set.
Children do not know how to core
for their eyes und‘porents should see
that they, moody fitted with
glasses. if “:5; needed. Tbuliel'
to physicians to «om
employs
:3. moire no charge for
inc eyes
«Nice rismios Promote O'Bdomn
lodging the threats of shop-
pers tho r each evening lines
the air arms laden with
bundles, it too ’idsnt that many are.
shopping lots. .Next Sunday is Christ-
mas Day and polo is ’he last week for:
the shop
Ddligsnd Games. A. 1. Col-
-—'i‘o)s_.'
lllls Co.
Edwsrd F. Honda. presided ot the
organ in St. Aisrys Church. on Sun.
day. tor the tint limo since his illness.
His many Moods were pies-ed to see
him in his old place. He is feeling
his protracted illness. Miss Anna
Burns acted in the capacity oi org»
lot during Mr. Road's absence.
“Have you ”seen the handsome
Christmas wi dew oi the Cliiford Phoro
mocy yet? i you boys not, it would
pay you to,» out of your way to see it.
Danbury mail. Royal Armour.
will have its "loam oyster supper on
Wednesday“ / no. iollowluu its rog~
ular meeting. entertainment core
sloting oi in ”and notation oud
dancing will ow the support Grout!
oilicero o! o Arousal.
has. a r us ‘31???”
Grand N- oyi. o rw
be present. . The supper. it which the
lulle- m aunts. has been held tor
ad forward to with much vieosuro.
«Violin. Iondollns and Guitars, at
1" 8.1300“
W.:aim Minna”
Edam on it ”one-
age fit.th; tb «stimuli. e W!”
03‘ om py s 6
Mia. ls meltlh‘k' ”h‘gut digit. lie li's‘s
oil-oo”dy gods tea goals in one game.
the race there. and has made o hit
with at will“ well as all the
young not nor.
island the ppi‘iifls Li m the
waste papers lie. has sent home. It
won butso short Menage that onion
in the me no latch! and reunited
sbro low. Gear o stir be men
has in the WI“ since
illot ti Stalin in to star
and Is ‘robobly the an or sun
over in or lit. so for so
and oil Norwollt is pm of
fig wrlau that he may not a
M “if filo
' . «presumed, uh, suito-
. imbue
Silverware and Cut Glass in great
W‘lfii‘eilflv “
“dull his friends All . '
1
Bags at $1.49c
Guaranteed Mather bogs. line
leather lining; values to $2.50.
On sale “at ............... 01.49
Bags at 99c
7.1 All Leituer sags. leather lin-
ings. one and two pieces to each
bag; values 81. 50 to 82. 00. Your
choice ...... :~ ...... . ...... We
l a 3. .14 o AW; 4..
j
LOCATE: in MN oleoo.
”William J. firs. omorly of Norwalk,
Buy. a Grocery there.
The Sentinel i8£ receipt at an in.
tsrosuug letter ir William J. Bars.
who. with his family recently wentio
California to reside.
that be hasl located in San Diego. pur-
chased o large urocerys store and is do
log a good business. The totally has
The Sentinel regularly every day. and
so ocean not get homesick. The math
or is i dot. one! Er: Bert lies met sev-
eral people with whom he is acquaint
ed. Mongolian is Ernest C. Floods
former resident of Seymour street,
tote dealer. While Loo Anxeles is a
bo'ou‘tlful city he hellfire: San Diego
will surpass it in the next live years.
The trip across the continent was a
fine one. occupying ilvo days Mr
He announces ‘
Souih‘ Norwallt, who is a his real es-l
5
TOYS~—- The Great Holiday StOre- DOLL
Bring the Children To Toyland
TONIGHT
Very Special Sale of
Fine Leather lags 1
see wmu‘ow DISPLAY
$4 hats, $2.98
Several different grades of
leather to select from, very tine
leather lining; each bag in our
state box: guaranteed 34 Bags.
On sale .......... mu.“
$5 Bags. $3.98,
Leather tings; regular 35 and $6
Bags. On sale tonight. . . ““193
Blair: desireoto
his friends. :
ovarian on‘owsas user.
m
President Hulbort Furnish» a Ban-
quet tor His Guests.
The board of directors of the Nor-
walh Oyster Growers' Association was
held last evening at the home or the
president of the Association. E. F.
Hulbert. in Qillntard avenue.
most or the business session was de
voted to ascertaining the pores of
each member Al the colloidal) on or
the business meeting. President Hui-
bert tendered his guests a very line
banquet. »
A meetin‘ or the entire Association
will he hel at Mr Hulbert‘s home on
Thursday ‘evening, December 29th.
Holiday wines and liquors at Bech-
mann‘s. See prices in sill
‘ Ojiroiin (Pronounced Bloc-lid):
, less than $3 to $3.50. we till
-. M61“!!!
‘ qufimoswao- .
when i went
7
nanny, 31%
We will sell mew extro‘ duo
Leather Bags. leather brim
with five pieces to caching: '.
each Bag in separate box. ..If
you can duplicate this Bag tex-
cheerfully refund money. flan
sole tonight ..............,Il
r7 Dolls, $4”. 98
Very large. imported Dressed
Dolls, the very finest made; laid .
at 37.00. A tow on sale ‘ « o
oWW . ,,.
o-«loovooo.
AL
BOARD.
His Friend Cornelius T. Lucy Nod
Hard Work “honing Him.
Max Bingewald, unemploye at "in
Rough Hat Company. had on g _ ’
ant experience. Saturday ‘ ’ a: 5~
which but for the assistance gixdit 7;,
by his friend, Cornelius T. buoy 3* -
have resulted serlmly 9'
doling oft Wilson'sBo . .
Mr. singewald started to want . ,
the ice near the channel. Thu”,
to hear his weight. aniline!
t e water, which was poorly in)
shoulders. Mr. may molded l ”. ‘f '
or timber and by working coll ..
odour the ice, smoedcdio ‘ 7 ‘
plank to Mr. Sinsewold, ”and h; '”
ly reached shore, and dried out his
clothing ”
lrolln "i 'entmel‘
The celebrated Swiss remedy for confine ondcoids.
i ‘wllions’. Boys' Xmos Coleslaw:
,1 .~” w “l.
{r
Protect yourself by-
1st.
afiéction.
ration-not only prove
iratory
ed, in a few days.
Wearing warm, dr clothing.
2nd» By keeping your eet dry.
fear the grippe, or any other pulmonary
Modern medicine is largely a science
of means to prevent disease. -
Siroli’nwthe lcelebralednaflss aspar-
col
rgans, but it relieves.
a)???” the grippe and other disorders
i‘em’ ailments, urged they are develop-
scum NORWALK, cosh. TueeoAv, caucuses 20, mo
Good GrippeWesiher
This kind of weather produces epi-
demics of grippe and heavy colds.
J‘
4
A Bottle
of Sirolin
tor cousin and colds
, 3rd. 33y eating plenty of nourish- “unwound
in: ..':::.:°:::r:.:trw
4th. 13yg takin%a dose opoleasant- itiswcadeflallyuuloilnmot-
gbtgitgg irolln night and mxmm ii timer-iv
lilosouroiorlom disooooo.
With these precautions you need not Manama:
its walnut-Mm
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