WHAT AM I?
Isave health and My
’Cheer the W,‘,....u miserable
‘Yfiiflm" creatures of jOy and
giddness.
I make pleasant the bleak and
I " dreary days of all the year.
I turn cheerless Winter into gen-‘
in! Summer and make a change of
N climate unnecessary.
f .1 AM COAL!
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: Conneally 8t
Bracken
There is no more
welcome Christmas
Good Comfortable
SOcents ‘
. to$2.50
"Bracken ‘
‘ in WASHINGTON in.
Tel. 3334
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, III,IIIIII.
“5; Henry Wilkens :
‘ 17 Noa'r’H MAIN ST.
PHONE 336-5.
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CANES, BASKETS. Pipes?
MADE To ORDER.
we. ARE NOW READY FOR 1
cumsrwxs. come EARLY
AND AVOID THE RUSH.
SPECIAL—5 LB. BOX ASST.
CHOCOLATES, $1.00.
Will have a joyful Xmas if he finds
a box of us in his stocking.
ROGER LUDLOW l
TWIN cirr
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM ,
CIGARS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES
ALL DEALERS
B J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
‘ n de:,csit‘~’_to their credit in
it later years.
Gift than a Pair of .
i ‘Slippers ;
Conne'ally & _
. 88
.. OPPORTUNITY. .
.the the owmrtunity ,oi
uin wishing our friends und pat-
rons till the eonipihnopts oi' the
season. and of assuring them that, U
any orders for ready-mime Clothes ‘~ .
- intrusted to us will be attended to g S!
In such a manner as to insure/their fl
‘ good-will and continued putrotiugo. w
\— MERRY CHRISTMAS '3
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Gottiieb s 157 8r $10 it
11 NORM MAIN ST. :3
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Men 3 Women and :3,
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Children s Fancy i‘
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Slippers at 500 to $2 '3
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i" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE 5!
SOUTH NORWALK 5'!
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For Xmas Jewelry .1
it' you want u lilug. Watch. 5:!
Flock. lirooi'li. lielt lilli‘lilt‘.
Winch l-‘ob, out, rump in unil
look over our immense film‘h’.
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-. NOCK’S .
'36 NORTH MAIN 31'. i
9 ‘~
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“pasta:
”u“ 3 and 5 Gazette-Building
oboe“ NORWAIK, CONN.
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For the Holiday trade we always make a special effort to make
only one of the brightest spots in the store. but to ofier special
stock” This year we have
to the high quality of (each grade from 5c to $5.00.
In the large an varied stock of Ladics' Handkerchiefs. these
random: '
Armenian Lace. hand-embroidered corners ...................
SwiSS Peasant. hand-embroi lered. some with narrow lace edges
SWiss Peasant. handembroidercd. 3 in a box for ............
Hand-embroidered Initial, with floral wreath
"Longfellow" Initials. box of 6 . ..........................
Attractive AutOgraph Hand terchiefs ................ . ......
A great variety of Children‘s Handkerchiefs. colored borders
Children's Linen Initialcd Handkerchiefs. 3 in fancy box . . . . ..
Men‘s Plain Linen Handkerchiefs. narrow heme. .. . . .. .....
Men‘s Irish Linen Openwork. block and Old English Initials
Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs. plain or with initials ....... '
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IN GIFT BOXES
Collars in many shapes. jabots with side effects and dainty BOWS in holly boxes. .25.: to $2.50
Beautiful Scarfs in pretty boxes. 'in mull, crepe dc chine, chiffon
Ribbons, Ribbons,
All widths. in all shades and designs in Dresden. Moire. Plaid and Plain Tam...
No more welcome present for a young lady thpp a set‘ot‘ Hair Ribbons; ’
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Handsome Holiday .
. Handkerchiefs
........ 25c.
..... ..................5oc.75c.$i.oo
Ladies’ Neckwear
['1‘ -- yarn}- Inla'l“ arr-Inra/n.’
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our Handkerchief Section hot
values throughout the
items have selected almost at
.................. 25c to $1.50
39c. 50c, 75c. $r.oo
$x.oo
, .............. 15c, 25c. 50c
.. ......... 75c.$i.00
25c
5c
25:
. ioc. ”1.130. 25c. 50c
.............. 15c. 25c and sec
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and silk .......... 59.: to $2.98
Ribbons
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here. We
open a '
Charge
And settle
rieger 8:
Our Store will be 01! en
every evening during this‘
week. Here you will find
useful Holiday Gifts , for
Carry no toys.
waste none of your mot ey
Easy Weekly Payments.
You’ll
a
allow you. to
if“.
in,
AccOu
your bill
tone at the market grew dull uni some-
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re yougoing to give/la; present
to, some emplbyee‘ 2
‘There could be no better‘seiection than a llnnk'Book, showing
(leorgc»~\\'hui does this menu?
A new pair of shoes? Where did
you get them?
Sonmllnmmu telephoned Hi to
\Vm. Eifron, 35 Fort St.. Bust .\'or»
walk. who pays to ll). tor rags and
best prices for rubbers. metals and“
feather beds. llc dpesn't go'
around with bells. and 35 Port St.
must he on the wagon. and the
driver must giro you a duplicate
bill with mime and address. i
din inking orders out or town. if
you let me know ahead of time.
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.1 GeomeFlnds-His .Son ; W .
“ with a new pair of shoes
'\\'.«\‘I.l. S'l‘lildltl'l‘. i0: til it. in:- Open
. ,iny changes in stocks were irregular
with nu upward tendency on the part
of most of the lending issues. Inter-
national Harvester was the strongest
stock. rising l M. Nntlonul Lead and
(trout Northern Ore (‘ertlilcntcs irose
3-4 and American Ileet Sugar 0 point.
. i‘hltm Pacific and heldgh \‘nlley open-
ed 5-8 lower. ‘
athat firmer utter l2 o'clock. Union
inclilc and Amalgamated Comp fld~
vunced to near their top figures oi the
morning. The letter was helped by
the announcemonl of ii strong advance
,in the price of copper metal in the
London market, .‘Anucoudn Mining,
however. showed persistent heaviness.
und there was not much interest in
the ()iilel‘rnppor stocks.
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l odi'ortlse your wants in The Sentinel
t‘n‘tering for Receptions, llnlis,
Weddings, Card Parties. or will
furnish waiters for all occasions.
Just drop me a. card. or call.
‘ Wm. Young
12 RAYMOND ST.
ASHWELL FOR PRESIDENT.
Officers for the ensuing year were
nominated last evening at the meet-
ing of the Nut-meg Club. From all
,_nppearnnces Joseph Ashweil. o'l‘ Cres-
cent Terruce. is i tend the club as.
president..to succeed ' llverflH. Mitch-
ell. The oiiicers will be elected as the
first regular meeting of the club In
January. Other matters of routine
business were transacted last. evening.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
‘ g e South Norwaik Savings Bank
,for it may start a system of savings that will be of gi‘ent advantage
{,nn nppropriate gltt card will he furnished’on request.
“I I‘Dpen Monday evenings. . Closed Saturdays at noon.
THE HOUSE OF
515 Main St., Stamford.
I The Paris Cloak & Suit House
0000 CLOTH EB
33 So. Main St.. South N orwaik
BEWARE OF BUYING XMAS GIFTS ON CREDIT
“Merchants who give credit arrange prices so the man
who pays settles the accounts
of those who do not. Buy the
things you need and pay for them. If you haven‘t the money
to pay for the things you need. just wait until you get the
money. and note the sweet satisfactionxof being bigger than
temptation.“——Elbert «Hubbard.
Great Sale of
. Women’s Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Waists and
Every *gannent- we sell is
a'Waistsfor‘.........
Furs
”$20 Lndies’ Coats for ..
$10 L'adies’ Coats for i .
$35 Fur-Coats for
$40 For Coats for .. . ..
3$ro¢Dresses for .. . . . .' .
‘ $16 "Dresses for .. . . . . . . ..
.Skirts‘fori.....v.'.‘.... “
$3‘Waiats‘ior........... ‘ g .’
. We carry everything in FURSe—Children’s Sets andLay ‘
c-ies’ Mutts and Scnrfs,at the‘lo‘weiit prices. g I I
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suchexceptional value at the
price that once you wear one we are sure of yOur future pat-
ronage. It will pay you well to investigate our claims.
$16 Suits ......... $798
$22 Ladies‘ Suits for ......... ...;. . .$u.98
$25 Ladies" Suits for . ..... ». ....... . . . . . $14.98
$16 Ladies' Coats for .. . . .. ....... .$7.98
................,‘$§r.98
4.98»
'.~...........l...337.5o'
.....$o.oo‘
5.98
. . u ‘. .I-‘U. . $8.98
..........‘...i.',..$2.9!‘
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........r.i‘..$r.‘gB
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gun-u...
_.pali bearers were JohnNesline. Jacob.
telnet, thindnornin
u rkeyJi
All Fresh-picked No. 2 Turkeys
Maryland Dry
, 220 a
small and young 20c "lb
Picked Turkeys
pound
Fancy Scalded Turkeys, the Best
Ever, 25c a pound
A Few Native Turkeys, coining
' FRIDAY, 28c apound .
Homer S. Beers, & Co."
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inns illijlliifliiii.
Funeral otwmlam Boning.
The funeral services over lite re—
mains of the late William housing. or“
Winnipnuk. were held yesterday attor-
noon at. 1:30 o‘clockyirom his late ‘resi‘
deuce. Rev. James Benton Werner.
rector of Grace Episcopal Church oth-‘
eluted. interment followed In River-
side cémetory. The‘services were
largely attended and there were a num-
ber of beautiful floral tributes. The
Miller, Jacob Franks). Jacob Connor.
Myles Riley and Philip Cooper.
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Mi‘e. Hilda Jacobean.
VMra. Hilda Jacobson, wife of Joseph
years. after a lingering» illness.
four daughters who are Mrs. John .Au-
derson. of Bridgeport. Mrs. Joseph.
Johnson, of East Nerwalk, Misaiililmn
and Miss Christine Jacobson. of East
Norwalk. The funeral services will
beheld from the late residence on.
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. TheI
interment will follow in the Riverside-- "
cemetery? ,
Funeral of Bow-rd E. Sanford.‘
. The funeral service‘s over the re-
mains of Edward E. Sanford wero‘helil
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock irohi
the Riverside chapel.
followed in the Riverside cemetery.
—DOLL CARRIAGEB FOR XMAS.
facilitated. died at her home, at“ 33 Fort
,‘u.
s. Maths ‘ $39.6! 59.x!!!
The
decased‘is survived by a husband and .
Rev. Louis B. .
Howell officiated and the interment‘
: I‘ Joseph I
I i7. is andsio Engllseh denim» ,
Nle EST W ”
Mrs. Anson Forbell. ut‘ llrund lily
" WGSFITK L
\rus operated upon ii. the Norwuik
Hospital today for appendicitis by l
lWilliain .I. Tracey, assisted by llrs.
.Viubelle J. Perry and l‘ enry ti‘. Sherer.
Master George. Ncwuiuu. of 9 Put—
unin avenue. was-otwraledmpon. inw-
i ing his tonsils and, adt noids rcmovnrl.
{by Dr. William J.;l‘rn;'c.\'. assisted ._.
Dr. Henry C. Sherer n: it Dr. Meek.
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The woman who rdles upon Senti-
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help his a. little time
for other things.
BU ‘
Haze ton
COL
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The Ii. Hershfieii‘l & Son Co.
Tel. 294- 122 Water St.
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MARK C 033 .
GLOVE
and i .
, LEATHER dooos
Sewing Baskets ‘
Leather-lined Wastl Baskets
Leather-backed Clol hes Brushes
Leather-covered Tq‘lephone and
Address Books
Leather Traveling . ets -
Leather Collar 821T
Shh-ts. Neckwear, lGloves, Sus-
penderl, Handkerchiefs, etc.
hermos Bot- .
. Full assortment 0H
ties. .
‘Ask for our Gift Certificate,
' which’enablee r lpient to do
his own choosi
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son at $5. 1“: A. Mitchell. Not-walk. .
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