Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 24, 1910 · page 3

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wul'ia'm it. KIII;
M8. is the guest I its ss
Dam. '13 Cross street

«hays at greatly reduced prices. at
Mint: s tonight.

~. Mles Alice V. Clark. at Spring Hill ‘

' avenue. has returned after an extend-

ed visit in Boston, Mass.

“Foss' Quality Chocolates are lead-
era in the candy line. Prices right.
gtillsoh~if0l¥ell Corp.
~ Mrs. William Locke, of Pine street,
South Norwallt. is entertaining (leorge
Clark, of Jamestown. Pa

“Buy your Christmas Jewelry at It.
Noack’s, as North Main street

Louis Paganetti and son Silvio. or
Huvlland street, now returned from a
demand weeka’ tour at ltaly.

» ”Five-yearvold whiskey or my own
bottlins,Iat 85¢ a bottle. Carl Schanb.
43 Main street and 9 Railroad house

The last day for shopping is today.
Those who did notuhop early are tur
niehing their purchases today.

—~Buy your Christmas Candy at Nel-
son Hart's

A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mace. Thursday evening. Mo-
ther and child are doing nicely.

—Informal dance, given by Catholic

‘ Club, Lockwood‘s Hall, Jan. 2. Beat-

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ley' s orchestra of Bridgeport. Tickets
The admitting gentleman and ladies.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Cochrane. of ‘

14 Ann street. are entertaining Alfred
Broadway, oi Bediord, New York.
-——'i‘here are a few more at the Huy-v
rs Candies in one period plain and
1.. ncy packages in all sizes Get ahead
cl~ the Saturday buyers and purchaee
tb‘lun today. Huyier's alWays the
bet DeKlyns.

M ny oi the local town teachersv4
who spend their vacation chief-town
hsvo . sit for their various destinatioito.

-—-A. 0110 Chocolates in handsome
Christ as packages. at the Cliitord
Pharir‘uly y.

Miss Khtheleen Reed, who attends
umhon Hall college. Milford. is
spending the holidays at her home in
Mott avenue

 

~Emerson s Shoes for men. at (3011- .

neally d: Bracken's
John Murray.

Christmas with his family, who recent
iy ruling to that city.

' ”Native Chickens and Turkeys
3';er entail Shoulders, 12c lb. CERF
50k, 73 No. Milli St. Tel. 445.

There will be no meeting cube,

en's Guild, the Junior Auxiliary or

‘e Junior Brotherhood at St. Andrew
or Trinity Church during the coming
Week.

«Santa Williflnd purest Home Made
Candy for little boys' and girls’ sex.
at Lane's.

Miss Helen M. Taylor. of South Main
street who is attendin Laurelton Hall
in Milford this year. a spending the
Christmas holidays at her parental
home.

Harvey M. Kent, oi the Holmes.
Keelor and Sellech company. is recov-
ering at his home in Arch street iron
a severe cold which has laid him up
for several days past.

~Some fancy boxes of Candy at res-
seaside prices. Also Hayler‘s. At
Lane‘s.

The order (or a strike at the em-
ployees oi the Adams Esprees com»
pany in New England which was law
sued from the headquarters of the un-
ion in Bpringileid.,ilsu.. did not reach
the local employees at the

was tht ghey read in the ham.
-—-Handsome and attractive are

favors and novelties that DeKlyn is o -

faring this yelr. A isr r assort

will not he found in he Irwsl I.

They are going lutmdw at once.
Trivet Godirey. formerly at South

 

. at South Norwelk. :
went to Danbury this morning to amt I

011919th ‘
and all that they know oi the matter

Regular Price

A. J. (10111118 Co.

FililW directing; and Emulators.
12-18 North Main Street. '

,ISouih Not-walk. Conn.

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RANGES

Meet ”every cooking need.

SOLD BY

Horace R. Nash. cor. North Mainland WestSts.

dihcl'i‘h
kilo in Rod

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Thursday and immediately r6

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their discovery to .10 ‘ Thom
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ho i'NorWiillt.

“the deputies in In

it lotion to de’tennlue the man
nor in much the deer mceived "use
hounds.

aany electrical article for hosting
our would make a practice 1 gilt.
All lads. Reed d2 Volk Electrical (do.

. in an rder from the ad utant Ion
ersl's co Lieutenant srroll c
H’uch. commanding the Second divi
d‘n; Naval militia. C. N. 6.. is direc-
ted to detail an author and six enlisted
men to are a salute to the governor
on inauguration day. at Hartford. The
firing part of a regular gun crew ooh
slate at four men and extra men my
be petty odioers oi the crew. A Hot‘cb
hiss onomunder piece is used by the
divilion’.
near the statue of the isoldler Boy of
Andersonviiie two years sso.

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NEXT WEEK Year’s
‘ Jail 2. Extra Matinee

Net. Goodwin’s' and Maine Elliot?!

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loath

AJ N(lollies Company has mm“.
the rioeoa ltheirioosdoiinunesw
Iad’hoii gentlemen

one halt. adv.

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client mind» in ,

Ydrlt eith‘i‘u. “
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grew. Emmet Sun‘lmt
him gm nohuoily.
gintent liberal the 1111111th
I cigar. Mrs. ilurtsubeideu‘lil

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142811? llélm a dainty lissor or Shav-
ing Set. a the Clifford Pharmacy.

Renter's country merino van, a large
entomoh‘ile truck. passed through Nov ‘
wall; yolterdey afternoon. its also It»:
treated Went attention.

Edward Koch. at Port Chester. ion
inerly or South Norwaik is expected» .
home today to spend Christmas with
hie remote in Franklin street

Miss Dell Carson. teacher in the
Franklin School went to her home in
main at“ yesterday afternoon. there to
spend e Christmas holidays with her
family.

“Delicious homemade mince meat.
at Nelson Hoyle.

Mrs. Thomas buyer and sister.
Mary Id. Dohnoily, of Harbor avenue.
have returned from New York city.

Rocks Rood.
Huber ave-
Irwith her
Also Vcrlt

their aunt.

Wooster Candeld. of New Haven. iI ‘

tho guest of Dudley ill. Raymond. ot
West avenue. over the holidays. He
came especiali peoialiy to attend I dance oi

' WP ble Club. of orw'slk held -
“I‘ll“

“Mine; and children’s high out.

velvet topI. at Conneclly & Bracken' I. .

Frank Guarneri, the well-known lo-
cal baskethail player. has been laid all
at his home in Water street. for the
last few days with a cold its is much
better today and will very likely play
Monday nisht.

The many friends of C. JCaflery.
oi the local trolley lines. will be please
ed to learn oi his improvement in
health. Mr. Cadrey has been ill for .
some time past with rheumatism. but
is now on the road to recovery.

wlf he is a cigar smelter nothing
woul be more appreciated that: a box
at Ci; rs. You can buy them in spec‘
lei Christmas boxes at the Clifford
Pharmacy.

Frederick Kuch. formerly oi South‘
Norwslk, now a successful traveling
salesmah tor the American Tobacco
Company. with a territory in Penna l-
vanla. lI spending Christmas with
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles? .ltuch.
It Franklin street. Mr. Koch
been bolus for some time and id as
greeted by his many friends. Q
, ~An electrolier will make a toilet lo-
about. gift tor any luemher of the
totally. All prices. Reed I Vol!
Electrical iCo. ‘

“the sun rises now at 7:14 and sets

I: 7 The length of the due re
mains practically the same for a brief
time. and then. with the approach of
the new year. begins to lengthen
gradually, and usually there is a con-
vinciug demonstration of the truth of
the old saying that "asihe days begin
to lengthen the l cold begins to
simngihen." , . . ,

~(lhrlstmas Candy, a line assort~
meat. homemade. at Nelson Hoyt’s.

Edward ‘1'. Taylor. of South Main
street. who was badly burned by elem
trinity while in the discharge or his
duty on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. upon which
road he is a conductor oi s passeuer

 

train. and who has been confined to.
his home and unable to work tor the
[lost eight weeks. has resumed his du.
ties oaths train. H0 is greatly int
proved and the elects oi the burns on
his hand are nearly me

”Electrical To a for the children’s
Christian. Reed Volk Electrical Co.’
"I. C Bart’s Black Suede and Val.
Vet Boots for women. at Connolly it

Bracken I.

when 11.1. Kellogg. oi Ridgedeld.
who owns extensive property on and
near Sugar Hollow mountain. went to
hell pond. at the summit of the noun-
tain on ruesdsy he w surprised to
the warhllnge of bins and malt.
an investigation round a ay or
twenty or more rohiss in so than of
cedar trees near a bent on the moun-

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”Delicious Ind mortar duality
Qualit‘y Chocolates. Fancy

mine” yior i-ipildsys. Simeon. Potion

The most brilliant musical program
ever arranged ay a local autistic has
been prepared tor the Christmas ser
vices at the South Norwelk Baptist
Church tomorrow nothing and even
. lira. Franklin than; Intuit will
sing on ulterior! st
”ninth“ Vlrsin’s Lullabyoirom The :

assrtett n “Io-WIN tthebidlb
calorie: l1? the evening are mo.’
The l'liolr ”field. will he a musical
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Everything of a Holiday nature must :0. Every 'l‘oy must go.

price will move them. ow; do not want any Holiday goods or
leit over: further 1231i is against our policy to carry any
over tram one seat! “W another. So he on hand early for the

 

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Sale or Aprons Raincohts ,
25¢ Aprons 19: We will ”u tonight itsinc
23: 23:32: ::::::::::::::::§3§ 57-98 8042594.
......5‘c

$1.00Aprons

Inhale. $4.98

Drgesed Dolls, the very direct

 

Mesh Bags

3229 Mesh Bags ..
8399 Mean Begs
$5.00 Mesh Bags

$7 00 Mesh Bags .

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imported Dressed Dolls. to $9.00 Mesh Bags
go ...................... $4.98 . ' I --
$5.09 DOLLs. ........... $8.98

At greatly reduced prince
' 10c Handkerchiefs

Balls 98c

22~lnch Imported Sleeping Dolls.
worth up to $1.50. Just one case

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iieit. on sale .......... .....98c chiefs ........ ' _
l .
w h 4 PIECE F Leather Bags
e v u to r -
cy ultralmsfixmfmémfl, in: out. 790, ‘

Pin Cushions. Perfumes. and a
areat'msuy other useiui and
sensible slits. Pay Just half the
regular price.

11. 49 31. Is.
$2. 98, $3. 98

TOYS

All Toys to so at greatly reduced prices. Come and see tor y..

A Merry Ch

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at th rise on the trees and super-I . . I . ,. ..
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Phonographs
and ' Records

ON VERY WY TEE“. WM!!! 03 MONTHLY Pt .

F. E LOGKWOOD & CO

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