Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 19, 1911 · page 8

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.Blt utuiy power;
cloud: hind i1nsé€tléd;;Ilnodorate
-Ilprthw‘eat winds. villi] nsurunce ‘
mm {Will ho “$1.1 be
-nre hny lower inane. have 0. .
policy pinned at once and feel '
sure it‘ you are hI'Irnbd out youI .
.will At least have Isometlil'pg to
I . [toasts Only .
I33 fol $500 insurance tortured
years" ' ‘ '(‘ on you nflIOrd to do
without it? Call us on the

phone 'lfbr my kind or insurance} "

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ TAYLOR a GOLDEN
’87:91' Washington semi,
Tel. 1230. ,aouth Norw-lk, ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

-IExtrn lino Wreaths nud Roplnghat
.Worddn's Flowor Shop.

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The Master l‘lIIIIIbIIrs’ Association

, will meet this evening.

——~l.ntest.dc1‘l)ics. O'Hrlen's.

Mien Myra llencntt of lIIIIIlInry is vis-
iling Mrs. t‘lnrissu ll. Bates, 01' lieu.
son street. ’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

II-I-llou'l finish that list until you
have looked over 111% lIIrgI-sl Jewelry
stock in town. In Nntlcll's.

l‘lIe t‘II'ntIIIl l:l,'11111 [IIiIIII ulll hold

 

 

 

 

 

.sénornlily ,

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Christmas shoppers.
tasteful subject.

- its ~11qu InquhlI lIIIsiIItII» ».» IIIIIIIIIIII:
'l‘llursdny evening. .
“Indies“ cnpsIIIl (IILIII‘IIIIII's,
Allt‘iliu‘i- .1, Howard. of Slur-Ily 11nd
Howard's cigar stmc. spoilt _\I-<IIII‘IlII,\‘
i in New York ('ilV IN” MI.» tut-es.
, 5., . A— AIL. .I l?
. -l‘lII‘ not lIIIII \Ulll IIifIII put up n
. lunch for you “but you can bu) ll nine
* ‘ quick lIInIIII‘IIIItlIII llllllt'l‘illl l‘III‘II. Curl cles to delight women.
St'iliillil' prop. l H
Slur. (It (‘ Uili ul tin Clilclc :L‘omp'anirmi
of the hole.» .. nlll hdld iIs sII IIni- muhilI
TH). luIsilIes.» liltt‘lill" ttl‘ii

 

llIuI min,»
‘ inn. ‘

'» Smoke '111 Old Well Gibson. our
new ltlc (31:111..

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Mrs 'lIntlIIs ii IlilwIIIIiii. oi‘ .\lutt
uterine 11nd Miss M IIIIIIIII'IIIII llilnoIth
spent IIIsteldIIy in llridgepmt on husi
_ mess.
mgt) different
. ()‘lirien‘s.

styles of ilIIrhles.

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cut. McKinley association will he held
in Waterbury this your. .innunry

Illas been selected us the date. This

I, birth.

 

. . —iIsefIIl and handsome Christmas
Jewehy presents nt Nonck‘s. :lti North

Rabbi Kesslor. of South .\'or\vulk.
one of the guests ill the exerclsus’oz'
' the Hebrew Sabbath school in Don-
lI'ury, Sunday, III-copied the invitation
to make an address.
picture of the work of Mnccubes

in 165 B. IO. He also spoke in the eve-
” 31mg at the gathering and supper of
the Children of Israel.

 

~X1nas soft hats. O'Brien’s.

Following the usual custom the New‘
York, New Haven “and Hartford Rail-
road has posted notices III; its sta-
. tlons, giving details of special stops to

Inns Day. In order to provide adequate
i service some trnins‘wlll make local
stops. performing the service of trains
discontinued. .Those who contemplate
7'3 mail journey 011 the holiday should
consult Ithese notices or make inquin
of ticket agents.

 

I-——You can buy the best bottle of
Port Sherry or Whiskey. 85c. at Im-
rial Cafe.

The ‘Rev. W. F. Dickerman. of South
erwalk. state superintendent of Unl-
Icrsnlist churches, who has preached
’It'hi‘s vicinity many times, will leave.
hpectlcut on December 27 to go to
ltornla to reside. He will become
detor of a church In Santa Paula. His
‘wark as state superintendent will be
«looked after by the ReimA. F. Dilling-
11111, of Bridgeport. and the Rev. Theo
re A. Fischer, of New Haven, until
he next session of the Universalllt
ate convention.

Little Neck clams. Rookaw‘ay oys-
j Long Clams. scallops. I always
you, Carl sohnub."imperloi one

The. mutual dinner of the t"on11»I:Iti-‘

, will be the. anniversary of McKI‘IIleItI‘sf

Main street. . I

He drew alllev'I
and;
his helpers in recapturing the temple!

. he made by regular trains on Christ- “

 

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sires.
hundreds of useful articles

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A Gift of, Furnithre‘.
Carries Enduring . andj Endearing Sentiment

Pieces best suited for gift purposes havc»been assembled in our floors.
sents a most comprehensive collection for busy Xmas shoppers.
artistic beauty with utility is always welcome as a Christmas gift and we point with
pride to the high grade values we offer you.

Framed Pictures

‘»Wc have some very strong values that we are featuring this week in Gift Pictures-
Pleasure taken in Gift Pictures is lasting—a factor which makes Pictures popularuwith ‘
To give this pleasure to the recipient the Picture must
For this reason in particular it is wisdom to make
from our strong line of Holiday Framed Pictures. from 25c to $7.50.

China and “lit Glass

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New ..Gift China and Cut Glass of sdlcct design at the desired price.
Pieces for table use and decorative purposes.
her of imported novelties and exclusive products are now being shown here.

Our Housefumtshmg
Department 1

.c Oiiers you many valuable suggestions for» gift purposes that every housekeeper de-
Tea Ball Percolators, Coffee Percolators. Carpet Sweepers. Brush Mops. and

for the home.

TOYLND

We are offering some exceptionally strong bargains in our Toy, Department in
Doll Go:Carts and Carriages. Sleds. Rocking Hoiscs, Wagons-4n fact. no matter what
you want you will ii nd it here and at the price you want to pay.

The A. J. Collins
Company

This pre-
Furniture combining

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bea

selections her;

Dresser arti-
great num- I

 

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The Sixth Company, Count Artillery
Corps. will hold II meeting this even-
ing. ‘

-Umb llllS for Xmas. O'Brle‘n's.

Miss lllan' Foote: or Danhury Is

in East Norwalk.

~Brass liedsteuds" White EnamelI
Bedstends and Springs with Mattress.
Raymond & Son.

DepuIy‘SIIerIII JothH. Blake. 0:.
Norwalk, ls spending the day in‘
Bridgeport on business.

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l
~Plns, Rings. Watches, Foba, Cuff

Links, Watches—in tact everything in
the Jewelry line Iror Xmas gimp“
Noack’s,

 

spending a few days with her sister,

 

 

At the meeting of the directors of
the South Norwnlk Savings Bank. held

dour per cent.- was doclmd. This

 

yesterday. a dividend at the rote or -

~F‘nncy China, Cut Glass and Fraul-
ed Plcttu‘es, at. Collins Co.

Andrew Hutchinson. of Wlnnlpauk.
was 73 years of age . yesterday. and
celebrated the event quietly.

 

 

—-Rainc0ats.UI1iibrellas and Canes,
at Rogers «is Stevens’

 

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George J. Chvanngh, of Main street,

and of Cavnnagh and Wests store, Is

Spending the day in New 'York city
on business.

 

”—Dook for Xmas , presents
O'Brien’s.

at

 

Crossed wires 'ele'ctrlcdl trouble on
a pole in Water street Norwalk, 9.:
o'clock yesterday afternoon nearly.
nipped one of the Housatonlc Power
Company s linemen. it to not thoulht
that he received 11 shook although

.when the display began It looked as

though he might . I,
-Bls line of DWI-sou And Chilton-
lore In till woods ind Bedroom (mph-d

 

will. be payable on and .“m m: 10.
1311‘ .. . ‘ .

 

:sIlo'w, Il‘uecddy on . «hand?

The Metropolitan Orchestra of Non
walk held a weeklt rehearsal last ev
hing.

~Ladles' 16-button Black and Tan
Shoes, at Codneally &_ Bracken.
Man-.-
'0ur Brothers‘. Leukemia. 10 I. 0. 0.
F., met last evening and transacted
routine business.

 

 

——-No use paying ten cents for im-
ported beer. when you get a. nice glass
o: Pabst’s for live cents. at the Im-
perial Chic.

 

Concord Division, No. 2. Sims of
Temperance, met and transactedrou-
tine business last evening

 

The Nutmez Club will met this eve
ninz to nominate officers to be elected
the first: meeting-night, next month for
the gunning year. All membera‘ are
asked to be on bond.

» ‘1'th no“ a. limited number: of
ticket-1201- the Hill; School Minstrel

 

 

. Britain, mil 0. Birdseye and E. J. Doe

 
 
 
 
 
 

“The Holiday Store”

 

ARTICLES. MESH BAGS. C
WRITING PAPER MUSLIN

.HANDKERCHIEFS, UMBRELLAS. LINENS. MANY SPECIALS IN EACH DEPART-

MENT.

Just “a Few Suggestions
at the Busy Stbre

\FOWNES’ GLOVES. NECKWEAR, BELTS, SCARFS. LEATHER BAGS, TOILET

w

OMBS, STLK HOSE. SILK WAISTS, LINGERIE WAISTS,
UNDERWEAR, APRONS. BATH ROBES, PICTURES,

 

 

 

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we'll gladly

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time.

Victor-Victrolas

S i (l.
3.10,

Victor‘s

 

and-yet you couldn't get a better present than“
to compare with the Victor 01 \' ictoI -'\ ictrola. ”

musical instruments, and

Steinert’s Piano Store
16 S.

“You could travel around the world with me'

 
 
 
 

~.

m can buy light In this toun.
Ixc seen every kind of present. but never one

W’e have the diii‘ercnt
. Styles of these great

 

 

 

play them for you at any

 

 

Main Sr..S.Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Sim. $50,

SIS.
. (1. $200.

Slim.

$75,
$250.

 

 

 

 

 

 

8.. A. R. MEETING

...—......

Board of Managers Admit; Eleven to
Membership In Connecticut society.

President George C. F Williams oil
the Connecticut soclely. Sons of the
American Revolution, entertained its.
hard of managers “at u'dlnner held-
iMhe Hartford 'clnb Saturday. Among
those in attendance Were Vice-Frost»
dent Isaac W. Brooks of Torrlngton,
ISecretnrv C. 0. Stone of this city,
Treasurex H C. Sherwood of Bridge:
port( Registrar Frederick Bostwlck
and Historian G. F. Burgess of New
Haven‘nnd General E. S. Greeley, ex-
Governor Rollin S. Woodruif. General
E. ii}, Bradley. Benjamin R. English,i
William E. Chundier, Seymoilr C.
Loomls, W. S. Welles, George A.
Ailing. Wilson H. Lee am! Frank A.
Corbin of New Haven. Jonathan
Trumbull of Norwich, Judge Morris
S. Beardsley, Lewis B. Curtiss. lsaac
1W. flirdseye, George W. ‘Jnckson and
Frederick A. Doolittle. 0: Bridgeport,
the Hon. Andrew J. Sioper of" New

little of Meridian. Ruins E. Holmes of
WInSted. W Thomas Woodrun ‘ot
Thomaaton. W. H Burr or Westport.
”Edgar L. Pond of Terryville, Carl J.
V-iets of New London.

T'resldont Williams. General Greeley.
(ax-Governor Woodrul‘i, President
Wickham or the Jeremiah Wadsworth
branch, Senator Hooker,
Beardsley, B. R. English,
Curtis, A. J. Sloper. Jonathan TrumII,
bull and W s. Welles- made short.
speech". I
A committee of Norwich members,
with former

 

 

 

Morris B. "
Lewis B. '

 

Royal Grocery Co

hrlstmas
SpeCIals

‘161b. Granulated Sugar $1

Fresh Mince Meat, 3 lb. 25c
Fresh Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. 25c

English Walnuts. per lb .15-181: Cranberries. per qt. ...“...Ioc
{Brazil Nuts, per lb.. ...16-20c Citron, per lb. ..... ........2oc
Pecans, per lb.. 16c Fancy Dates. pkg. ..........xoc
Filberts, per 1b.... .161: 25c can Heinz Mince Meat. . .I’gc

Fancy Turnips. per pk.. . . . . .aoc
R 6: R. Plum Pudding, per
can. ....... ....uc
Fancy Grape Fruit, 3 for. . .. .25:

Fancy Malaga Grapes. 2 lbs‘. .251:

Fancy Creamery IButter, lb... 37c

package .226 Very Good Eggs, per aw... 29c
Fancy Florida Oranges ....... . . . . . .25c. 39c. 35c. 40¢ per‘ dozen .
Fancy Baldwins and Greenings.. .3oc, 35c, 40c, soc, 75¢ per peck
Fancy Baskets of Fruit, made to order and shipped. Fancy Cel- "
cry, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce.

Paper Shell Almonds. per lb 25c
English Walnut Meats, lb. .501;
New Prunes, 2 lbs.. . . .25c .
Seeded Raisins, per pkg. . . .xoc
Currants, per-pkg.. . . . . . ...Ioc
Fancy Table Raisins, per

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ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

TIL 883-3. 22‘80UTH MAIN ."‘

 

Presidentr nonunion , ~. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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