‘ HOME- MADE
’ CANDY :;
is theBest foeras 3;
It is pure. mesh and of dellc- ..
loiis ileum A; great variety of 21
Holiday Favors, Fancy Boxes, :1
etc. “ '
r. A. LANE
Ii Washington Street.
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Wouldn‘t it be nice to have a few
lawn parties on Christmas?
~Smoke an Old wen Gibson, our
new 10c Cigar.
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M-ra. Frank Smith, of Wilton ave
sine, spent yesterday in Bridgeport on
business.
Mrs, Edward [4. Hoyt, of Westport
avenue, was in Bridgeport on busi-
ness yesterday.
Miss Josephine Hurlbutt, of Cannon
Station spent yesterday in Bridgeport
on a shopping tour.
43° and live coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
‘ mas gm. ' r
Banner Council, No. 54, Daughters of
Liberty, will hold its semiomonthly
husin‘bssc meeting this evening.
' Miss Lulu Presseur, who has been
ouflering from a severe stack of ton-
oilitls. is now able to be cut again.
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H nicely some of that money you
ope celebrating independence Day
would come in at this season of the
your.
-—’i‘he stores ohColeburn &:.Lauder.
the fewelers, 86 Washington St., 80.
Norwhlk‘; 22 Wall St, Norwalk, will
be open every evening until Xmas.
Miss Katherine Tagg, of Chestnut,
street, Norwalk, has returned to her;
home after a visit with friends in
Brooklyn.-
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The editors will be blaming the
weather man for an early crop of:
cold wave arrives soon.
\ -—Nothing more acceptable for Xmas
than an electrolier for the dining room. ,
Full line at Reed & \‘olk Electrical Co.
Charles W Seymour, night foreman
at the stables of A. Solomons. has re-
ooveréd from a several day-5' illnessi
and resumed his duties again.
Thom the number of annual meet—
ing-s that are being held this month.
one would believe that there certainly
are enough oliices to go around.
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——Boys' and Girls' High Cut Shoes,
at Conneally it: .Bracken's..
Charles Glover, of Norwalk, has tak-
en a position with the night force q:
file Adams Express Company. at the
' South Nomalk railroad station:
The weekly business meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge. No.19 Knights
of Pythlas,‘ will be held this evening
in its rooms, in South Main street.
. ——lu order that all who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxes before Christmas
may do so,”the number cf doupons has
' been reduced to five. For five coupons
and 95c one of these useful Christmas
presents may be obtained at this ofllee.
The Palnters’ and Decorators’ Un-
ion will hold its' semi-monthly business
meeting this evening in the Labor LY-
ceuzn, in Washington street, at which
time olilcers will be nominated for
the ensuing term.
-~ Now is the time for some enter-
prising insurance company to devisa
a scheme for insuring automobilihtls
against being fined for lingering long-
er than twenty minutes on the princi-
pal business streets -- ‘-
‘ing Without being hitched atthe cor-
,0: Elizabeth street and told the driver
”in no uncertain tones that hereafter
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PAGE & SHAW ...... “
Boot0n ‘ Ii
The Candy of Excellence ,3 “-
.1-00 90" pound ‘8 U
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-1' introduced Boots .... ...
of all kinds promptly built. Booto n x. . .I’
tor sale. All kinds of ropalrlng f, U
given spool-I attention. ‘ I . i I
Oyster shell Point, "walk it I I
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Charles-Buckle u :3
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REPAIR WORK I.‘ $5
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51 MAIN an. wonwaut t I
Telephones: Office. on: house. 21-: , . t'I
_~ Copyright out mum It has I;
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Mrs. Ruth ’1‘. Makln. of 86 Spring
street, went to tBridgeport today.
where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Edward O'Hara. over
the holidays “*
John B. Lawrence‘s residence in
West street has, been Jacked up while
masons are laying a new foundation.
improvements are being modem the
interior of the house also.
~95c and live coupons will buy-s
Vanity Flori. A neat and useful Christ~
ma/s gilt.
The South NorWalk Club minobrels
held forth last evening at the club
for their weekly rehearsal. The voices
are coming along ilnciy and the mu-
slc dispensed with caused all who
came within hearing distance to‘ sit
up and take notice. The songs and
vmedleys selected are chosen with care
and are of the spirited. live variety
that go to make a successful Ininstrel
show. indications are that Wednesday
night will be a popular one a} the
club while the chorus “rehearsing.
—-Glover's the Piace.!Xmoa Slippers,
men's. women's and children's, title
to ‘100. _ I
The following committee has been
appointed by the Luigi Zuppetta Socie-
ty to make arrangements for the inas-
querade ball which they will hold in
the near future: Blogio Salvatore.
chairman; Buccl Orazio, secretary:
Tony Fanzllli. cashier; Vincent Mola,
floor manager; Dominick Eula and F.
‘L DeMartino. assistant hood mans-i
gore: John l’iccirillo .l. Vitugo, .1 Ca ‘
invite i .
tlous hate been extended to all the lo , .
spring poets unless the long heralded cal italian societies and a very suc- ‘
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poselln reception committee
cessful mansion is looked forward to
b\ all. .f
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been reduced to five. For live coupons
and 95c one of these useful Christmas
presents may be obtained at this olilcc.i
ow— -
Otllcer Wallace 11. Sammie qualified
for a,Carnegie :rnedal last evening at
7:30 o'clock, when with all his avoir—
dupoise ‘he outrun a“ runaway horse in
Water street and stopped the llery
steed from doing any injury to itself '
or others. The horse was left stand-
aer of Water and Washington streets.
omcer Sammie caught it at the corner
he would do well to hitch his horse
when not in the immediate vicinity
himself.
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$1, 365,425. 3’
on Deposit,
3694
Depositcrs are doing
uses with us.
south Norwaik
Trust Co.
zit.“-
Little Necks.
Cutbrii’s Bridge Fish Market
. . no Allessio was taken to the county
‘ gym today in default of payment of
2 his personal tat, with costs added.
bringing (the total to $14.26. Allocate
.31: ad repeatedly dared the collector to
ii 0U can buy as Christ- :2
. mas present here for {:
yourself; and we can prom- ; ;
too you a complete» sur- 3;
prise in the unusual excelw :;
‘ lence‘ of style, of quality .5
and of fit in our :3
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Hart Schaffner&Marx ::
suits and overcoata. They’re always the boot clothes 2:
made; but this season they’re better than over. Some ll
of the finest fabrics ever made; all-wool; . perfectly '
tailored. ‘ n :I
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Suits $1 and u .1:
Overcoats 6 50 an; up. :;
Everything else here that men wear or need in wear- .I‘
ables. Large and small things. ::
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i. This store is the home's! Hortochsflnor l Mont Clothes .I’
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II The New Store r4 South Main St. SI
. ll 24 Wall St.,.Norwalls. .South Norwolk {:
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ish' Fis' MN
All Fresh Caught
Sea Trout Smelt. Spanish Mackerel. Flat and Cod Fish, Eels,
Frost Fish, Blue Fish, Salmon, Halibut.
Long Island and New Bedford Escaliops, warranted dry»
Gosling Clams, Opened Long and Round Clams, Oysters and
TELEPHONE WI. FRII DELIVIRY. ’
BE TRUE.
The divine] cell may have notes for
others which 1 cannot hear; indeed, I
do not doubt it. But 1 an: entirely
fault at militant—Mull Work satisfied that 1 ate not mistake my
‘ out I14.”- ‘“““ ‘ U own. Out of the lonely seas it has
. mom. Dec. ~14.-‘—'—Sebaattla- come to me. straight and clear,
nothing to deflect the message or
confuse my ”Who true.“ It is
my course slid do
loads is no pantheon of inine. too
but mm»: cannot! know-i do not
can’éo couscroa To COLLEc'r
. TAX.
Middletown Mon Goon to Jail In Do-
,I
, played of! last evening, team 6 coming
, out ahead by defeating teams l5 and l
, in spoil style. This leaves team 6 no
£9513..-
The fourth round of the South Nor.
walk Club bowling tournament was
defeated and the mambo" are in
hopes that they will be able to hold
Team ll defeated team 6 by. the score
of 64-4..to.47.1 and then defeated team
1 by the score of 558 to 543. Team 1
defeated team 5 by the score of 562 to
544. Joseph R. Taylor got the high-
est score of the evening with a string:
of 180.
On Friday night all the teams will
play and the winner decided.
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Nutmeg Club Pool.
F. Omith, 100. V. Donn, 00.
8—4. . 7
12—2 3-—l
10—1 5~—2
7 8-»4
3 l2
s-—-3 77
4 11-—1
7 8 '
6 9~—-1
7—2 84-2
8-l 7—~—1
7—-—1 8-4
77 8-3
3 8
86 90
Referrer—C. P; Meeker.
Scorer-«l. Teller.
Not the Atwood Team.
Editor of Evening Seminar:
in behalf of some of the Atwood
players and Captain Valle, of the same
team. 1 wish to emphatically deny the
defeat as published in The Sentinel.
,last evening. The team which ven»
lured into the Stamford vicinity and
was defeated after an exciting arms
meat, was not the Atwood live. They
asstimed that name because some of
our men played on the team
The Atwood live has lost but one
game this season. which was the first
game played. Since that time, how-
ever. we have won eleven consecutive
games. .
i understand the team that played
in Stamford Monday evening was or»
ganiscd under the management ot Mr.
I“. Guamleri. if such was the case,
either Mr. Guarnierl did not wish his
dds-st known or he wishedhfio see the
members of the Atwood team (proper)
blamed collectively rather than indi-
vidually. *
’ E. ELDlllDGE.
(The Stamford Advocate is kindly
mounted to copy this.)
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dunno Out O! Ring to Anoid Sailor
. lurks.
After making a gallant fight f0r
nine rounds with the chances of sun.
seas running low in the last session,
U ‘abely ran out of the ring of the Roy
Ii tale A. C. Brooklyn last night before
‘ pire is strenuous.
, agar oi' the White Sex, had his share
,and whither it .1
Cum foul , line.
real line."
Billy thick of Omaha Nob“ deliber-
lhe bell could call him to the front
to face Sailor Burke for the tenth
round. livick’a seconds were unable
to stop him from lumping through
the ropes and Burke technically carn—
ed the credit of knocking him out.
[lvick was half blind. Burke‘s left
jobs had “completely closed his left
eye. in addition to this Burke had
nearly dropped him with a hard right
(to the face In the last half minute
of the boxing. After it hot argument
with his seconds Uvick suddenly
lumped-up and was out of the ring
before the crowd noticed it. The sec
ends, frantic at being unable to stop
llvick, threw sponges and towels af-
ter him, calling “Come back-you cow~
nrd!" But Bill)" had his sevensleague
boots on him and traveled at a great
pace for the dressing room.
Umpire Mullen Not Afraid of Hugh
‘Dolly.
The first. year of a major insane um~
John. Mullen, of
Pittsburgh, who dehutted in the *Ameri‘
icon in 1911 will bear witness to the
{act The players early tried to dis-
cover the material the smoky city
man was made of. Hugh Duffy, man- ,
of arguments with Mullen. . Dumfi c0114
teases, he lost every one. yet‘ admits
he once got a laugh cut of the man—
gle, even though on the wrong end
of the decision.
‘ Late in the season Chicago was play-
ing St. Louis. Thefsoore iith 2 to
i-in favor-0t the Browns.»INear the
close of the game the 80x filled the
bases "with two out. The next bats
ter hit a line drive near- third. 'Three
runners scored and the batter pulled
up at second when to Duffy's dismay
Mullen called the hit' a foul.
‘ The ball evidently struck close to
some 20 feet back of
third base. Duffy rushed to Where he
believed the ball struck and yelled:
"Como we Muller: and look at the
out on Friday evening and win the ‘
tournament.
Champagnes?
save money In buying It here.
«If you intend to have Champagne with your Christmas Dinner, you can
Mumm’s Extra Dry. qt. . ........ . 42.95 Cook‘s imperial, qt. . . . .8130
Munro's Extra Dry. ht. ........si.oo Cook'o imperial, pt......‘.70¢
Moot & Chandons Very Dry. qt” $2.90 Golden Age, qt ......... 81.20
Moot & Chlndon’a Very Dry. M. ”$1.60 Golden Age, pi ....... . .70c
Pomery it Greno Sec. qt ...... ;...$310lGreat Western, at .....01.10
Pomery & Greno Sec, pt .......... $1. 70 Great Western, pt. ...... 60o. , , ..
Cllcquot Yellow Label, qt ......... $3.10 Ruinart Vin Brut. qt.. ...sazo ~ .
Clicquot Yellow Label, pt ......... $1.70|Ruinart Vin Brut, pt” ”$170-- ' .,
RIPIN G. 6018 SPARKLING WINE, half pint bottles ............. 25¢
12 bottles ........... 42.15. 5 bottles .. ........ ......JiAo
so a so wasmmirou s'r.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
. . Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK -
This week
only at
Water Color "Exhibition
Jackson’s Studio
Choicest Paintings by the best American and Dutch Water Color
Artists—43w, English, Flavelle, Feudel, Van Vreeland, etc. The public
is cordially invited, each day this 'week. Jackson's Studio.
53 Wall Stil— Opposite Hotel ——Norwalk~
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and 31.75 a box.
You may buy a coal that’s
cheap, but you don’t get-
quality. Talk the matter
over where QUALITY
TELLS— . ,
The Harris &Gans Co.
TEL. 721. , 88 WATEWST.
A Christmas Suggestion
if you are in doubt as to therriaimas present which will delight
the heart of wife, daughter or sweetheart. let us make a suggestion:
GORDON SILK HOSIERY. the best Silk Hosiery, for the price
that can be produced, is put up in Christmas boxes. one pair and
two pairs in a box. at $1.00 a box, also one pair in a. box at 81.59 X
We would not forget the Children:
INFANTB' CASHMERE HOSE, 4 pnirsin box. $1.00.
i CHILDRENAS RiBBED LISLE HOSE, 4 pairs In bOX, 31.00.
J. I. MALLETT E
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses. Dawson) Tel. 449.
orders
M e rri 11
NIGHT
SCHOOL
“fisfor YOU -
V Spend [a few hours of your
spare: time each week at
Merrill Night School and
receive a thorough training
in all Commercial Branches.
Special classes in English ‘
and Arithmetic.
Ind dual instruction
. lug germs and discharging its purulen
' condition is imperative, not on _.
SPECIAL
HOLIDAYS’.
“ SALE "
We can fill your wants, if- you will, ;
only take the trouble to gite us your
Note this:
1 bottle of either Old Crow, Wilson.-
Old Dinah or Green Rivet-:81 bot. (liar-u
et; 1 bet. P It Wine and 1 hot. Mus-7
catel, and a Beautiful Calendar, Tor.
only $2. 00.
Imported Italian Wine, $1.75 yak, *
in stone jug. .
Piel’s Beer, 2 doz. bots" $1. 60.
Can you beat it? (‘ali on us it you
cannot Drop us a line. or call 4.61
Get our quotation on W hiskres Wines,
Cordials Bitters, etc. it will pm you.
We guarantee all our goods .
Free Delivery. ,
Casteiiano & Bardani
PNMM Delivery Everywh.refl
Telndof. 25 Railroad, Avg...
Pyorrhea
Alveolarls
or ..o. L is known as Riggs Diner's!~
is exceedingly common. it is mar
by lnilnmmation and tenderness,
a ‘l recession of the gums
t] .. .3 i, o . *
. me is no disease more dreaded
occurring in the month; then thleef
encouraging the growth of puoprodn ‘
matter with every act of mastication
Prompt attention to this distressi "
relieve those teeth already a
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