. lt’LIpuro.whoiIIo1-ne. I'M always
fresh
:‘r. A. LANE
at Washington strut.
rut. modern romc escort;
.srauoroa containing the medial“ »
“'1'th Cod Lin ,
Launches and Boats 1
of I" kinda promptly built. loot! 5
for Iain. Ali until at repairihi
given Ipooiui attention. ‘
in.
Iouth Norwalk
Oymr IMII Point. Norwuik
m—
‘ Charles Buck. Iii. .7
ELECTRICAL
commotion
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Adds-on:
61 MAIN 813. NORWALK
Telephone» Office. 901; homo, 21»!
,.~..
TheWoman's Christian Temperance
union will meet at the home oi Mrs.
'JohancCisue. 9 Chestnut street. Fri-
day. December 8th at 3 o’clock. it
is desired that all members he pres
ent.
S. A. Connors, at the Fullner Con-
struction Company. who is financing
the Home comphny,”was in town yes-
tower in the interests at opening the
plant
‘ Qibuction sale or household'goods.
18 Grand St. Saturday at 2p. in.
In ;'choosing n’ndermusiin gins be
sure $0 visit the N E. Ryan Co.‘ a
store as they are displaying some ex
‘ ceptionaily pretty garments which on
col in quality and value anything of
‘the kind ever known.
A two weeks' series of special ser-
vices are being held in the Georgetown
11.13. Church. the speakers for this
week including Rev. C H. Prlddy.D
1)., of Stamford; Rev J. ill Zeiter. of
Soutli Norwalir; Rev. issue A Mass
land‘oi’ Dnnbury; Rev. John R. Henry.
00,230! New York; dtev. F. D Torrey.
of Norwalk
~Smoke an Old Well Gibson. our
newgltic Cigar.
...—...
1 Fifteen more snapping data before
..un—o...
Buckingham Post, No. 12.6. A. it.
will meet as usual tomorrow evening
v
a
hero Trecartin. and 55iiiiss Lucia
’l‘recartin. of New Haven, were. recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 0. De
Home, or Summit avenue. 1
Sherman Commandory, No. 4'10,
United brder or the Golden Cross. .
will moot for the regular bi-monthir ,
business meeting in the usual meeting
place tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand B. Smith.
of Main street, Norwnik loft yester-
day for the Sunny South. They will
visit in Charleston for a short time
and will then continue to Florida.
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St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club oi
Norwaik, will hold a regular iii-month-
Iy meeting tomorrow evening in the
Leann-d street quarters. Matters 0!
importance are to come before the
session and all are asked to be pres-
out;
«...—“*2”-
Benjamin W Dalton. of Franklin
avenue. who took an early morning
walk some time ago in his night at»
parel and who was removed from the
police station to the. Norwnik Hos
pital. has hen discharged from that in.
stitution. ~
Mr. and Mrs. :s S. Partridge. or
lithe} have to get busy and
early, thus pleasing everybody, or wait:
ed street cars, rushes in all stores,
frantic clerksand trouble generally.
Take the advice or the Consumers’
Magoo and shop early, patiently and
cheeriuilv in the Christmas spirit oi!
goodwill to all.
L Contractor Buccnrelli. or New Can-
nun. who has been laying the water
pipe in West at enue or the Norwalir
Board of Water commissioners, r-e
. Nem‘ Canaan for the job. He struck
gas and electric conduits.
pipes. rock undeverything that could
possibiy‘hinder the work; This is now
draviing toward a closehowever, and
the contractor is most thankful.
w24 Dancing lessons. 85. , Waltz,
Two-step. Caprice. Barn, Spanish, Lan-
clots, learned easily and quickly. Over
Wigr'nore' a Thursdays.
W
Contractor Joseph McELlroy oi Elm-
_crest. who, has hen awarded the con-
‘ tracts for paving the streets oi Nor-
walk; the work to be begun in the
spring, has awarded to Bishop and
Millie the contract for seven thous-
Indoors hundred barrels ct cement. .
Wall. Water and Main streets are the
ones that come under the (paving
scheme recently settled when the bids
/ were let out to the NorvLIalk bidder.»
Mr McElroy
Sentinel ads. bring results.
Local Catholics are interested in the
tact that obligation of both test and
abstinence. imposed upon Catholics on. . s
Fridays during Advent are remchd
‘ , by a decree of Pope Pius X, on ”39
first Friday, this week This is due to
the fact that on Dec. 8 the church
observes one of its most notable feast
days, the Nest of the humaoulate
Conception. On this day the obliga'r
ion to abstain from the use of fresh"
meat imposed by the church upon all
its communleants, is removed or
‘ al decree. - 1
. Christmas menus thatJthe people will3
shopldaughtel', Mrs. Carl A. Harotrom,
until the last moment making crowd~ i ridge are to moire a trip to Jamaica
fend stopped with their daughter be
service:
L ‘- g‘rot exceedingly that he ever did leave:
_ St. Mary's church was well tilled with
‘D'
Phelps N. Y. are the guests ot their
at
Prospect avenue. Mr. and Mrs Part»
tore leaving,
The Woman's Civic League, oi Nora.
walk, will meet tomorrow niternoon
at 3 o‘clock with Mrs. C. w. Shelton.
at East Avenue. Reports on the re-‘
cent literary entertainments for the
iwnetlt oi the auditorium and other
important matters will he heard.
The bridge construction committee:
on the new Washington street hridgei
proposition will hold a regular Weekly
business meeting on Eridiy evening
in the town court room in the town
hall in Wall street. it is understood
that a number of important matters
will be considered at this time. L
morning tor the late Margaret Helen
Wood. the victim, 01 the and shooting ‘
in Winnipauk‘some‘iittle time ago.
the relatives and friends of the do
ceased who took this means of paying
a last respect to their little friend.
The mass was celebrated at 8 o'clock
by Father Thomas J. Finn.
Thrift
‘ is so essential to happiness.
in this world that the mm 1
. to practice it is, to me, iii-‘13
comprehensible It is such
' an sally. simple thing, and it...
1 means so much It is the
'1“ionndaii0n or success in hush;
Vixens. 0t contentment in the
“ home. of standing in the corn-j.
mnnityH- naseli 8‘ "
, Tin-lily people‘iio‘posit illicit-‘1.
A month’s mind mass was held this '
L‘ Success Hinges on
. will you be giving or taking or-
‘ ders? That will depend "lion
L But'
' must be the kind of ability that
L kind of ob
Buit or overcoat here once.
prices.-
army of satisfied buyers now.
The New Store _
Wall St... Nomllk.
Escallops ' 40c
Gosling Clams, opened, 40c quart
Hard Crabs
LBlue, Weak, Rutter. Flat and Lfiodfiah. Salmon. smelt, Halibut.
Spanish Mackerel Herring. Eels. Snapper Blues, Froatfiah. Mill
Pond Oysters Long and Round Clawsg Little Neck?
TELEPHONE WI.
and satisfy.
Ladies’ Hematitchcd Linen. ..
'Ladios’ Hematitchcd. Emh Comer. Linen......c-csc to $r.5o .
Ladlcs’ Embroidered Linen . . .
Ladics’ Hematitched Emil. Lawn.
Ladies Lace Edge.
Men’ at Hematitclred Linen. . ..
Children? in boxes. . . an. ..... .'
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, 88 washington St. (Formerly Mime Dawson) Tel. 449
FIVE YEARS
From Now
how 11inch you know. .
ABILITY
rememberv—that.‘ labilityvr 5
in in demand by the woridmtho
You'll he a Rogelio A Stevens enthusiI‘It if you buy a
We don’ t believe there’ a any atom in The Nomlks that ‘
can um you at we. can. No store that can give you the as»
comments. the varieties, the qualities, and above all, the low.
mr’uwhp III-re Monorail may of men to wear
wwiummmqum dietmaonwith
ithcirfrlmdc.
if you’vonnt colleen! in our nah, be sure and join our
SUITS AND OVERCOA‘I‘S-m
$10, $12, $15 and on to $30.
'rwo scones:
We have a very choice line of Handkerchiefs for our Hilliday '
tradevflnndlrerchiois and price: that we feel sure will please
Nature has 1 Prov1deti
- the ant and one oil the most important
. remain there: they should either: as
; around them. make every swallow so
‘ing into the sternum trout such a
tom. instead 0! healthy too
‘ . Hours:
’quart
30c dozen
*4.
VIII DILIVIRY.
Arman”.
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.501: to $1.50
.2-25: to 35¢
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human beings with teeth for chewing
their food. it is in the month that
steps in digestion takes place. and no
decayed. teeth should he allowed to
tilled. crowed 0r extracted Broken
down teeth and roots and the deposits
mouth a source of poison to the eye-
It . 011th Rain St. South when:
tantalum. Ian'-
daLrI or annotatmani oats. LL
detected Howard Writ-don. rated
€116 hr the some or tilt in or.
KIiIlor.llll.“ .Woi‘dan, 115.
7-l * .7
20 ~ s
30 14
lip—9!. 20-4-2
43 ‘ 28
1- 551 tit-«4
so “ so
till 49
it 53 ~
87 58
. 92w»! _ 65-»2
101 . ~ 71ml
115 80
181 89
lath-«1 .‘ 92~2
136 95—1
147 97
inc
. Boone-«Watson.
ltctarenwllyinxton. '
. borne made a score.
' making I record thromrrom user con
‘5 covered their men well rocking it good
L "“‘Tlie Navy eleven has made a great
\' foolish triers writing some nome-
Cntbill’s Budge Fish Market.
~5jurioa under the revised rules.
5 recently knocked out. J00 Thomas.
. hone.”‘has been matched to meetlu
. Williams, aheavyweightkia. a 12 round
I wouldn’t go hitch into it again if 1 use
Normal}: #113. Bolton [..eool
William 1:. Rainer;- loo. last night ‘ L
mas Groceries
Wines & Liquors
You will find the largest and most complete stock right
here.
Get one all our price lists on new Canned Goods. also
our Wine list.
We advise you to shop early, but we will deliver goods to
all parts of town up to Christmas eve.
A. F. Beckinhnndz Go.
Phone 440. ‘
I” l 85 WAIHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALN
W _
Marrlii’a Donut at. MIry'I.
Nerrlll’a College and St. Mary’s haw
kethall teams played yesterday. and
the Nerriil’s won a victory by a more
or sight to two. The am hall or the
game was very last. Smith. Kelley
and Wichham scored once for Men
rill'a. On the other side Dick hill-
The second half
was played equally test. with (lager
tor and gaining his point. Both sides
some from beginning to end
r.
Football Notes.
showing the past two years. not hill"
lug lost a name. ‘
Pennsylvania wants another big
some next.aoanon._and will try to
schedule a contest with either Dart-
month or Wiii’iai‘ns.
While Yale and Harvard were try-
ing new tricks. Princeton played i000
ball that was ii vogue twenty years
can and not aer" with it“.
Coach Slang. or Chicago. does not
agree with the eastern coaches in re
gard to a change in the toothail rules.
Stags: says the present. rules are all
right.
in the out four years Yale has not
been able in cream liarvard’a goal line
and the Crimson has been held this
side of Yale’s goal line. You couldn‘t
wish (or u more even break than that.
Agreeing that. as long as there is
the name as in any sport. Trainers
Mach, Donovan Ind Fitzpatrick, of
Yale. Harvard and Princeton. reaped
lively. in the Yale News yesterday,
«Fluid there have been fewer football in.
The
recently published statistics to the
contrary. showing a death list. or. thir»
as... is discounted by the claim that
all but two were high school players
who observed no rules of training.
With tho Boxer-I.
Johnny (which and Frankie Burns
should be able to out no a great battle
tor the hantarnweight championship.
Mike Gibbons knocked about all at
that welterweight championship stuii
out 0! Willie Lewis when the two met
in New York recently.\
"Knock Out" Brown, of Chicago. and
Fritz Rolland will most likely clash at
Oakland. Cat; December 2115. Holland
curl Norris. the; 1 exploded "white
bout.”in Chicago.‘necemhcr 18. ~
Jack Johnson has retired aegis. “i
on through with the ring forever.“ he
declared yesterday. Win 'Parls -“l
to take a ten-dolls“ week 10b to keen
from going hungry"
‘ Abe Aim" featherneight champion
ot the world. is telling the biggest
chance of his fighting career. lie has
signed up to meet One-Round Hogan
Because at a loath
to take on heavier boys. he hays.
Those who saw Miheilibbons, the
clever St Paul welterweight chains
nion. outpoint Walter Cotter. the Call-
the belief that (linens is destined to
the welterweight and the middle-
weight champion. Although echoed
in: ten pounds so Cotter,
handled the Westerncr with ease. .
coulon to Fight Brenton. 1 .
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Johnny Couion.
hantam weight. has closed an august-5
men for a match with Pat Branlsan.
on Dec. 158 According to the condi-
5 tiona. the boxers will light ton rounds. 1. a
They? are to weigh lie pounds at ti
‘ in a tencound tight at the Madison A...
‘ .C.,‘_Deco1nher‘ 1'8... .
‘erweight‘ famine. Attell is compelled“
tornia‘ middleweight in a ton-round.
light in New York declared yesterday
achieve his ambition and become both ‘ ‘ “
Gihbins . ‘1
the eastern boxer. at Johnatown. Pa. ~ L
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nor. 300ml“ Mouldings to Select From. New Patients.
Sittings for Christmas _ .
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15 courses osauuureo ocean ....... . .......... . ......... aloe
mxso More ... . ... ...... ..... .......... . ....... 2 pounce use;
no RIlIinI, full size pka.u.1g:!t2rahherrie2, par quart ......tOe
“atoning . . 023mm Pumpkin.ior. ..... .
yer RIiIlnI. putt-go ........25c Dudley's Pumpkin. 2101‘ ..... .;.:.250
'Citron.par b.20c Apricots, perib...... ..... . ..... .
Lemon or Orange Peel. lb. ...... .162 Prunes. 2 tin. .................. .250
Data, per package .......... ....10c Evaporated Peaches. per lb. ....151:
LIyIrFigemer-lb. ...... ...1Sc Button p‘or lb. 5
Notmdflliainmz pkga........25¢ 2 can Pears for .250
Cider. per «1.25: w. Baker'I (lotion or Chocolate. ...191:
Ones", per doc. .25. 30. 352 3 Grape Fruit (or ...... ..
Sweet Potatoes, Hubbard and Marrow Squashi-iomo Calory.PIrInipI,
ulna, Malag- Grapes
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A gift of remembrance that will always bring pleasant '
thoughts of the giver. Fairchild’s Rings possess durability
and beauty and are made far use as well as ornament. ‘ ’
Men‘ 2 Stone Rings. ..... . ....... $4.75 to $35.00
Men'sSlgnetRings. ....... $5Hooto$3ooo
Women' a Stone Rings ...... . .3145 to $18.00 .
Women’ s Signet Rings. . . . . . ”$2.00 to $12. 00
Children‘ a Stone Rings. . . . . .. ..... $1.00 to $2.50
Children' I Signet Rings. .......... $1 00 to $2.50
also Guard Rings. Wedding Rings and Chaaed
rugs.
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iNCORPORATED 1
“AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMES"
997 Main as, cor. P. 0. Arcade, BRIDGEPORT
Manufacturers, importers, Retailer-a
Established 1865 Jewelers it: Opticians. 3
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' 1 Be cure and Askior the
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Tools 81‘ Tool Chests
C. E. Jennings' Arrow Head Hand sale. A 70%. ,
without set. _
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55C. E JLenningLs‘L Arro
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jennin 2' Arrow: ‘
of hard wood. .
Head Chico s. No. 70.
Beveled edge and hon-
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handles. H .
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