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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 30, 1911 · page 7

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' co. chill special at-
y of exceptional
‘vflllee. See-advertisement.

you Mrs. Clarence Banks, of

m with. Mrs. Thomas
' Ind my,» in New Canaan.
Christin”.

handhld‘e. Charles Austin, of
Wu. spent Christmas with

. ":A inhaled odomrnioutlon offlom
‘ w W No. 108, F. and A. M.
‘ihoholdutlusroome next Tuesday

Q-Jeduo Goal~hot stun—lust the
W nor making home comfortable.
" .lll'ld 3P0!

flit. audition. Blister, Mr. and Mrs.
y and Moe Whitehead. all of

, 55m evening, by Mrs. Bmdfleld

Neil. herhomeinTBrlldgepont. All .mp’omt

C’QMWW.
WflMNAJMwhdUnlm
’y' ,Norwnik, are planning to go

mm for the balance of the
Mendelian. m- several years Mr.

hem 3. Scout, Jr.. of Ridgellold,
lmown here, who has been sent-
‘ ill. lenow much improved. Mr.
e'deim‘..hluls. Charles Bow. Tiar-
culled no Ridgeflelid a few days

' ‘ Denver, WW6 other brouh-

‘. l M. M.”
" . The Guild? of Excellence

. owned by M. 'l’. Donnelly. of Mean

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LXlilas Tree Lightiggrr‘ ‘

Look any window mu m‘ ,9
8tw Nor-walk. and we how may; : :

 

you can make the tree took thin
your. I carry both battery and 110-
volt outfits at prioee that will eur-
prise you.

CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Addreee:
51 MAIN, 8T...NOIWIALK
Telephonee: 0M 001; heuee. 2H

 

 

 

 

 

time ago. in still improving.
Ground has been: hmken her a new

onwhwtloknmunheoldvenTae-
Belmont”. Them to now

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whine you'tried to find some leddo
Coal? You didn't try Raymond Brod.
They keep it.

Twenty moment of the Knight: 0!
'King Arthur of Grace Church enjoy-
ed vthe turkey supper. 'l‘hulmny oven-
ing. it were. bound“ upper. «too,
who ell no oppoum moo-sons,

by storm. After the banquet. the bore
were adduemed by Rev. Mr. Werner

where they had a Chi-lemme one.
[inch departed with u memo.
slot and all in «the market mood and
overflowingovuh the Chrlbtmeeeplrlt.

'l‘wo xoung women who work ln'a lo-
cal .manul‘actln'ing establishment am
in the habit of getting up when they
hear the am trolley cur In the mom
ins pane their home. They MM enr-
ly a tow evenings since and inter were
awakened by tho panning of a car. As
usual they got up md prepared break-
fast and got moldy to so do work. They
waited “for name time for non when
one of them happened to glasses at the
chock and learned to her chain that
the hour was a trifle after one in the
morning. The ear that they .heard won
an extra alter a dance.

”Postman; throughout the country
have been directed by file poetomoei
department «to caution the pun-one ol‘
their ofllcee against. “short moving" let-
lems for foreign countries. The only
foreign counuiee to which the two
cent letter rate applies we Canada.
Cuba, Mexico. Newfoundland. the Cell-
al Zone, the Repaid-lo of Panama, Geo
runny {by direct mm only), Eng
land, Scotland, Wales and: lrelend and
the city of Shanghai, Chains. To III
other countries including all meet: in
China other trim Bimini, the rate
"influecentsl‘orthehetmmceorm
tlon other-eel and fill-ea em for eaoh
ulddMon‘el once or , hm timeout.

ohm-go equal to adenine the mount or
who deficiem postage. Mr immune. e
3111ng ratio Miter prepaid only two
coma. being shut ‘p-lu three oenotn.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Mk Finnegan. of Hevliund “
, litmeet, who was bully hunted eome.

houne on upper Mela meet, Norwalk, ’

which must be fully prepaid or the lent. ..
teas beoumoilihhle on delivery-to d1

‘ by not alone obtaining the finest but
Zen noesihle prices.

. reel reasonably aura of your future

 

ltle wlaetoeeewhatm‘
mnhnnnadeelnceit'
began. ‘ ~ .
umber-recomme-

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’ Entire Stock of _
”House Coats and
Bath Robes

Reduced TWENTY per cent.

TWO STORES:

Germen Carp
Eels, not dmued
Cod

Spaniuh' Mackerel
Smelt

Front Fish

Blue Fish
Haddock

.Cutbillfs Bridge Fish " Market.

TELEPHONE I“

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New Year
CARDS
new vein LET-rune

. NEW YEAR POST CARDS
6 for he

w, J. 1.. Mallette
Washington Street

 

 

FOR NEW mm hive ue civilly
your Wines; melded, Plel‘e hdthied
beer, St. Nichole; ale, ooldleie.‘ Italian
vet-mouth, hitter: and olive Oil”. whole

nine obtaining your supply at the low-
We out: that you but try on, end we

hummus. - ..
Place your Holiday order now end it

will be tilled promo“: end peneetly.

Custeiluue is. Bulduni

25 Relive-d Ave.

 

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Fianna Buddies
Long Inland, Sea and New Bed-

Goaiiug Long Clams, opened
Gosling Clam for baking
Long and Round Ciame
Oysters

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ENéW Year Right

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mu onlvnv.

A Mouth Full

0! tieehinz white teeth lathe envy or
all and the particular pride of the
owner. yet tow persons realise the no
ceeelty of giving the mouth the proper
cure.

'l‘urter accumulating on the teeth
ehOuId be moved at once; it not only
gives no untidy appearance and on
fenuive breath, but invites dilem.

It is it simple operation and .very
Important, for it It be Allowed to re
main decay of the teeth or dieeuse of
the some is llul‘eI follow.

line your teeth bieaned. and let me
lnltruot you on the right way to keep
your mouth in a sanitary condition.

Dr. .I. ll. MALLERY
18 South Main at, Booth Norwalt
Hours: 0 e. In. to B p. or. sun-

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Tout-0F oun‘

LEHIGH
”COAL

BEST EVER
The Hun-is &Gans Go.

m m. '3 WATER UT.

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eon WWII sense.

by Net- Goodwin.
’ “All Menu." by w. J. wan.

‘ ed for New Yum, out who. have to

' ‘Weed.

“Those nour- Doughnut women." -~

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BASKETBALL IOTEB
Another fixation {ruin the
loam. the wellheowu Sauna“. oi Jer-

‘ eey City, will he the holiday “tree 1
‘ ' lien on New Year's night. ill, the Non '
; 1 melt neuron. A ltwnger'&nd tor
. . this occuion could hardly be schedul-
; ed. The Lenten are no wall-known
E end'u feat a

team he the Creioente
of Pntereou. who were originally hook‘
pi” a. league seine that night. .~
Roach ot‘Yonllen will play with the
rib Company telm at center and the
locale will need all Of Beach's great

, ; ability to hold :le Louder nve.

The team mom Middletown High

. ' will come down to play Norwulk High

in the ohumpionuhlp series for the

, state title. Thfe content will begin at

8 o'clock on Monday night. There
wlll be the usual dancing after the
guinea until midnight. at which time

. a car will leave the corner 0! Stevens
s street and West avenue for Winni-

punk.

The Sixth Company basketball
team will play against Stamford at
the Stamford armory tonight, going
down onotho 7:52 truln from South
..Norwalk. game to start at about 9
o'clock.

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"Home nun BAKER‘ euvs $4.3m
' FARM.

-——-J-—-

Athletlee' Great Infielder will Opend
Winter on 70 Acre Betate.

J“. Mnklin Baker. the home-run

maker, hue put $4,300 of his world's

. oorlo.‘ money to good use at Dover.

Del. where he has bought a 70 acre
turn from lire. Emma Turburton. Au
neighbor of his. near the Maryland
line. The man whose his stick heat
the Giants in the recent series for the
world'e chemplonehlp, lives in Trappe,
Md, {which In close to the Delaware
llne and certainly near enough (or
him to drive a ball from one state
into the other; ‘

He ha: a line 200 were [am on the
Maryland side of the line. and his new
property is on the road that winde
put his old term. Now both Dole»
ware and Maryland ere claiming the
great homer-uh maker of the All}.
letlcu. ‘

'Baker onion u great reputation for
thrlrtlneus. and even the crunkieut old
heyeeod in this district now reckons
that heeebnll ian't a had holiness if
lone can make the success of it that
Johnny Baker has made: Baker,"
however. can plow on well no play
hull. and wield a but. holler has
mated at farming. end the folk here
about. no beginning to think that
when the next world’: series in played
all the cepltuliatl will not he in the
grandstand. ”

\ Naval Militia Wine Again.

The \‘nvula defeated the South
End A. (2. last night at the armory.
by the score or 21 to 14. The features
were Mullen ol' the South End: and
Lune of the Navais, and the feat play-
in; of all the other militia players.
The lineup and summary:

Navel.
Lune

South Ende.
........... Smith
Left forward.

Mason . ............... t ..... Mullen
Right forward.
Brotherton ............... . . Mathews

Center.
.......... .. 3.... llerdy
. Left guard.
Eason.....
Right guard”

Fleid scale-Lune 2, Mason 2, Enoch
2. Brotherton 2, Kelley 1, Mullen ll,
Hardy B, Smith l.

Foul goals—Lune 3.

Refereeokelsler.

Timer—firmmn.

Seorer-Brotherton

...

Kelley . .

Mnrron

u...

live.

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Nemik Club Pool.
In the Mow-it Olen moi tourne-
mun. Jen waning W W. Li
Weed, 90. W John Kline, 85. by

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EXTRA ”ECIAL FOR TONWHT
1 BOTTLE FORT. 1 BHERRV, i ANGELICA . .. ... ... . . . ... .. . .11.” ‘

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Ehm'o, Rumn'e, ”Imam-its or Llebmun‘n'u Been, cuee.
Peter Deelger'e New Book Been. cue
Pellet Milwaukee Beer. can
Pie! Brdth'en' Denmunler Beer, eeee

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10 venues ORANULATED sue/m FOR
essrnouuauo ..........
FANCY sees. A ooze»
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. A PECK

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..... 35¢
.

The Great A&P Tea Company '

"124 WASHINGTON BT., SOUTH NORWALK

‘ Deiiverlee 3:30 a. m. and 2:30p. in.

Tel. Ne. 909. ’ Free Delivery

Reduction Selle of ; “
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Cioaks," etc.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit Heuse

THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
5.5 Main St, Stamford. . 33 So. Main St. Soutn‘lvorwall:

 

. in all sizes.» specially reduced prices. 1501)qu Subject: ~

WATER COLOR PAINTINGS COPLEV AND ELSON PRINTS
by heat American Artists. in Sepia and Carbon.

RHINE pnm're, COLONIAL ANO NATune ensure.
BEAUTIFUL LINE or; emu. uerl. retinas.

JACKSON’S srunlo
53 Wall St.-- Opposite llotel --—Nonvalk

 

 

 

 

THE THE

Moyer' 'V Hudson Krit
$2350} . $1600 $900;
Covering price that .a man should pay for a reliable AutOrnog

bile. The not: models of each car are on view at our garage.
Automobiles for rental by the hour, day or week.

OSCAR H BANKS

elven emeri- Telephone 031.3 NORWAL’K. couu.

 

 

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Now is the'l‘inle to Buy

 

Luther M

18 THE PLACE

 

 

 

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