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Wh ill I ..__-.
llethere mo" t boom in the
district’s electrical»;‘;:;art at. the
business is steadily».oh~ the ncrease.
the district committee report.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason. oi
Paelrsklil, New York. will be guests
over Christmas at Mr. and Mrs.
Egg-lean. Aisthorpe. oi Seaview ave~
The fire which burned the his plant
or the Stevens Oyster Company. in Re-
wayton, is or more than ordinary inter»
eat here. on account of some oi’ the lo
cal men havingbeen employed there.
‘One local business man who is quite
a wag and who evidently has had some
requests {or financial assistance. has“
paced-this sign on .the i’ nt of his
desk, "The Loan Company
ed To South NorWalk."
.Thls- morning revealed the harbor
to be frozen over completely from Nor-
walk to South Norwsik. it has been
nearly frozen over for some time, but
conditions were evidently Just right
during the night to complete the job.
«Howard Gehrmann arrived home
yesterday from his studies at the Long
island Medical College, to spend the
holiday vacation. Robert Tate, also or
East Norwaik, who is a fellow stud-
ent at the same institution.“ expected
horn‘e today; . '
1 . The Four by Four Whist Club mem-
. here were entertained yesterday after-
soon by Mrs. Howard L. Lowndes, oi
.Sesrlew avenue. Mrs. Franklyn G.
Brown was the winner at the first
prize and Mrs. Charles )i. Alsthorpe
o; the second. . ’
' l'i‘he oihcial weather
No , alk has been declaring that there
we (1 be warmer weather by today.
'ifhi morning early the thermometer
‘ ‘ ered 1'3 degrees above zero but
rmrrs; ”The weather” prophet
. is a tall or snob
' There is trouble still down the Coun-
)' .Club way over the water supply.
ll chart to thaw out the Country Club
simply pipe has proven without avail
andmow the water pipe to Rufus 0s.
hero’s house has trosen up again: This
had been successfully treated and no
turther trouble was expected.
, it is expected that it will .he neces-
nary tor the employs oi the South Nor-
waik Engineering Company to contin-
ue working nights until 9 o'clock all
got next week, as well as this. While
the brlnclpal work is that on the Pion-
eergvalve seating tools. some armoial
work‘ls being done for New York poo
pie.
Proprietor George it" VenAlstyne
will itender that'supper to the men oi
his laundry this evening at the Nor-
wali Country Club. Some time use
ave Mov-
he made a wager with them that the is
business would not reach s' certain
amount by the first or the new year.
The mark referred to was distanced in
advance. so Mayan admire will give
the supper ahead or time. There will
be can in the party.
0 srlss H. Alsthorpsiew in
set g out patterns that will very
rnuc extend the reuse or use of the
Arssnd trailer. in- manufacture and
sale or which he interested. The
Arkand Boiler Co Waitress main
cities is “in lint “NOW. reports a
line increase in business with use
tlonslly brisltt prom tor a sit!
crest» volume h ‘ The corn-
psny has recently ad a line at
stoves. ’ .3 .
it may he s m .ir’sshs later than
«pectin! thst the new lies slsrrn sys-
ten) 1w . .1 ,. :- rdsr. The
N‘ _ " ti
< ‘h twol'di. m ,.it i
Q trite. fls’w ‘ in kg”
We “comments
is. " ' ' ‘ ' he that
The _
. unlicensed“. Parent-successors
ven to‘parentsiater. »‘ » 1 1
:f The Rowsyton lilremen hsd another
‘ telephone‘rnetsesa came from'urs.
. Rownyto‘n' Hose Company. that there
. nearby. ~8eversl oi the members so»
our.“
_ rabbi e at A. Harte: were rushed to
prophet of East ,
within. 24 hohrs. .
"m: calamities.
lldren are to be conveyed at
mm the trolley company the school
tickets necessary and will be reimburse
why the town. Timely notice will be
"call for their services, last evening. A
Warren E. Smith, on Lenoir Hill. to
was a tire is the home of a neighbor
extinguishers, and in the unto
the scene. On their arrival they learn-
ed that the tire which had been in the
chimney of a small house there had
been. put out without much trouble.
Those who responded to the call ware
Foreman Charles Crockett, i“. Haring.
A. Hertog,‘ Oliver Clark, M. Burke, 3.
Wicks. M. Arnold and J. Taylor.
CHRISTMAS. ,
Thefl shepherds watching o'er their
oc .
in fair Bethlehem distant hill,
Theilr g‘helter knew neither root nor
. 00 0
All nature was hushed and still.
When. lo tram out or the starilt sky,
There steamed a wondrous light.
it hovers o’er them as they lie,
There was never sun so bright.
And from the midst of the hea'venl
glow, ..
There appears an angel form
Bringing glad tidings to all below
That Jesus Christ was born.
But hark! it is the heavenly choir.
It's following the angels‘ train,
Never. like music. from harp or lyre
Shall o‘er be heard again. .
And tillle anthem rendered.
_ st .
Though centuries have passed by.
The glgry and peace, and to men good
\V . .
Comes today from Him, who in the
manger did lie.
We hear that. noble Christian men,
From the lawfulness of war. to re
lease,
Declaring to Russia and Japan
The babe or Bethlehem peace.
And the onward march of the Prince
of Peace.
Like the ebb and fall or the tide.
is constantly moving. and otters re-
. issue.
To those who in its elei‘t would hide.
We thank thee. our Father. {or Both
lehem star.
Whose radiance glows both near and
ar. '
=To lighten our pathway in the jour-
ney of life.
And to comfort and cheer, midst the
struggle and strife.
vibrates
Let us remember, today, the Saviour
who came .
To redeem the World from sin;
Let us not say as of old. the same.
No room tor Him in the inn.
Just now He is knocking at the door
or your heart.
. on. why not let Him come in?
0! your life. let Him have the larger
Pm: .
He will help you the great victory
to win.” '
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‘OPBOIAL BALE
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DECEMBER 23 AND 24
s
Potatoes ..................... 20c pk.
Turnlps ........ . ..... 17c pit.
Milk.. ......... mused 11cm
ilestCoiiee. ..... ............25clin
ilest'l‘es....... .............. well).
Flour ................... boobs
um..... .......... ...20 lbs. .1.
Corn. Pens and Succotash. . . . .100 can
Onions ...... . ....... ......6d‘qt.
Boston Grocery Coo.
Tel. 0?”. ".1, DiIDLI DUI; N0
Mill ill mm.
A isms monument drawn “by tour
horses was moved to Its plans in
Boring grove cemetery, Tuesday.
Christ a. Better or Com 1.
Bismuth restiuent. Who haslong n
domiciled at the soldiers' home in
Newton. was in Hartford. this week. ,
1-” Hrs. 8. ill. Dsslrsrn and daughter.
Illss Geor e. lean Darren tor- Flori-
da. Decent Ii. Their may lends
. . , ’ttl‘i sodas re.
metre“ '
The local stem have s decidedly
Chilliltilidfllh apertures. The «in;
on on: it many as _ are at
. Christmas lama-o ranch
limos“ mm "at the stores.
denies th‘ . ‘ or 0..
hammers... .h’ifirw
' . . _ ’1" .4 ‘ ' s
on _ ‘ , . . ‘,wul.r»¢
thorium ,. Wis“;
sedan
anger???» ‘
1 is its
«dish v“
.Darien has been not a little interns;
ted this. week in a cube suainst Peter . rh-
7?
nulilken. a business than or the vihr
inns. flawed arrested earlier in thefE
[week on s charge of intoxication. abus- .
iv‘e, language on hired ‘tiernrautl, su- :.
other business man and breach or the
This Storewiil be} Closed All'Day, Monday. recent... 26th
peace. and latenthere was an additiiilii ..
,ai charse‘tcrdailius to an ear in court. :
tMulllken was} laced on or arr-slit by
Constable Han ord Smith and he was ,
left in the constables charge tor ab-
pearnnce Thursday night. instead or
apocalyfiheiore the local court. as
orders . t is claimed that he not ill-
toxieated again. He was then re-sr-
rested and put under a bond of too
for his appearance last night. when he
was given a sentence of fifteen days
in ion and lined 88 and casts.’ The
jail sentence was suspended and he .
was required to pay the due and costs.
which totaled $19.91. . . ., :
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Cheese '.“
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Are You in Need of an
Oil Heater?
We Have Them
ct Creamery Butter
0
Adil’ FancyPatent Flour
Adi? Fancy Patent Floor
25 lbs. Granulated‘Sugar
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar
10le. Granulated Sugar
5' lbs. Granulated Sugar
a lb. 360
a lb. 15c
.a lb. 20c
a bag 80c
a” barrel $6.30
for $1.25
for $1.00
" . . 'iotSOc
for 25c
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Schlichting Bros.&Co. .
Cor. fisllrssd’Ave. 6. Mala Ct... Darlsu
Select Groceries. Hay, Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints, Glass, etc.
r 5 Stamps with 7 cakes
Soap at 25c
OTOP WABTING WATER.
Cut out this
Store and by buying 31.00 worth of
Groceries. except Sugar.
Elm you will receive 20 Stamps Free.
Coupon
Coupon. present it at our 15 Stamps with r can
Better or A&P Cocoa, at soc
A Sentinel Correspondent Gives acme
Excellent AGVles. '
10c I Pumpkin or‘Squssh a can I . .
Editor or Sentinel: Raisins a package . . . . 10c
orieggstivreilééogfli‘n“ 3.7.» {(1.1% “this: Currants a package . . . lilo | None Such Mince Meet a package 9c
lotteries; or or; water probleml. The Citron a lb. . . . . 2g..- Orangesla dozen . . 25c 8r 40c
c. ty of orwlc . only a. few. ml as dis- ,
mm ,mm “s. ,8 “,“hm “m To Lemon or Orange heel a lb. . l c CampbelsSoups, 3 cans . 25c
day the water mains in Norwich nrc
gry. The people rlrre paying twenty-
ve cents per gal on for water to N
drink and use for cooking. lierr in JUST RECEIVED’”’A SHIPME T OF NEW NUTS
our city 300.000 to 500.000 gal one of
water are running to waste daily to .
’ke oorl in tailed war. l s ‘, . . > . . .
"5m" gem-,2“. :Armther R02”,..;"’?,. 50 biamps with 1 lb. Ion at ..... .. ....... 6°C 2 25 Shrimps with 1 lb. tollec at ............ 35c
great wastage of water are the old 4!) Stamps until i lb. [on at .............. 50c 22.: Monroe mill 1 lb. tailor. at ............ 32c
:tyle banner egosfta'iha‘: side litigation 2!. Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at . . . . . .. .. .. .. .4oc 120 Stamps with 1 lb. (‘oil‘cc at ......... .. .'.goc
orun nynn ng . .'0 out ere ‘4 . .~ ' H. ‘ ..... g 9,; ~ v ‘
"a Home other leaky “m Mum 20 Mumps unit 1 lb. its at .. . .. 35c 15 illllph mill 1 lb. (,oiltt at ............ 25c
'Dur citizens know that the water de-
partment is constantly on the alert.
The precarious conditions that nowi
exist concerning the water supply
calls {or the immediate. cooperation
of every man. woman and child in the
entire districts using the public water.
Cannot we all tor once. in such an
inrporinni matter no this. lake prompt
toilet: and sec thug every drop or wet-
er that is now running to Wnsto be
ThewGreat Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 311,80. NOWALK. "ital. Nb. soc. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. In.
Free Delivery.
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.jsssvros AND screws up 10 our: »
amt ss ran oar AND uewano
sow numeric .
Banquets a specially; '
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“rat. CALL silt
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. ‘ Xmas Holidays,
'wili soon be here. Let ll! “It,“
as a present a
Portable ..
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We have them in some 0! the that.
designs ever shown in the Twin Cities;
and with prices right. Come in and; 7
look them over. No trouble to Show.
goods.
“M"m
Housatonic PoWer Cog :
Christmas Remittances
For the Old Country
5 White Star Line Drafts ‘
1, Money Orders to All Parts of the:
World 3:
5 Railroad Avenue. . SoutnNorwsilt.
.l. M. Layton 8: Co. q
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'siopped? Do not let it go another
tinywstop the leaks and waste now!
it would seem only just to the general
public and the large industrial inter-
ests of our city that are dependent
on the public water. that a careful in-
npectlon be begun at once. and in N'-
sry instance where the public \Viiir‘i'
is round open. running to waste. that
it“ there is no other way to stop it
that the water be shut oil. it would
be better that a few be temporarily
inconvenienced that to have our oily
is n time when everyone can do their
part toward holplu to remedy the
conditions. While i0. Witter depart-
ment is putting loriir every possible
eiiorl in mill-turtle the water supply.
let us. as n united people, do our part
today rind do it well. P.
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Albert Ross. of Spring Hill. who at»
tends Annapolis. is spending the ra-
ration days at home.
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Seturday
specialmlnducements
in All Kinds of
Tays
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mskmwoessut.... ............ . ..... ..... soc
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DON'T veneer OUR DOLL “Lb-Ali kinds of bells. Dressed and
Undressed. st ll. inductions. ‘
DOLLI' “MUCH CARRIAOIO. reg. u to bill. 8st. oil at. . . . Jam
Remisrdd.w,st........... ‘ .83.”
'st shareware pm to «so
.o-H..-s..cvt..na..:rv~.uu.r
finalized titration“ turtlenflTlriu ‘ h V
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for your
Christmas
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Shoppin 1
narrows down to a brief period now. There is
but little time left for leisurely choosing. -
Still undecided? Then come here and let
us assist you in selecting a gift of dependable -‘
character. and all-the-year usefulness. .
Many articles are specially priced tor bal-
ance of week. Come and see these encellent
\
values.
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..isouih.»1§?m9‘k.. 1
n ‘ e
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. msunauce AND REAL earns.
I AGENTS .
1 t‘mzmry to reports in circulation, 1
new not sold out. my “line”: fing}. >
’ mi‘r‘ rm intention or doing so. ‘ ‘
l mu umlinue to do business at thQ
some stand and carry the ilneehilnojog' '
wall paper and palntera' supplies, fl
hel‘iolm'e. with competent mentor”
s11 decorative work. “
tion. suitable .im- like tamiliu; w
installed. one .rcrn. barns and outbhil
ings. Bal‘nulu‘ to quick» buyer.
H. E. Donn; 5.1
(incorporated) r.
as WALL er. nonwatflf ‘
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it
comes ‘ train won-fl
wt have so court
our" “eye ‘ .. g :
cranium you new
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