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,Vton Store for the holiday rush.
‘ .‘hfujor Edward iii. Fulton. of on sol;
Foot Bills y. in"
Basket Balls . ..
Striking Bags
A Complete Line of Each.
emcee 01.00 T0 onto.
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South Norwaik.
GOODS
The store is resplendent
' with Beautiful Gifts to be
given as tokens of friendship
. at Christmas time. Come
and see the line display
You will be glatified as well
*8 pleased. w
E. K. BANKS
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WEATHER RORECAST.
, For ‘Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to—
night and Sunday; light to moderate
variable winds, mostly scuth and -
southwest. Pleasant weather pre-
ivails this morning in all districts east
'of the Rocky Mountains. The tem-
perature is rising slowly in the nor-
thern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 34; high, 45.
ploudy.
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December 21 will be the shOrtest
day or the year.
The small boy is eagerly awaiting
'3. chance to coast and skate.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, I. O.
0. F., will meet for regular business
on Monday night.
~—Xmas top pieces at O‘Brien’s.
' Miss Frances Cullen, of Belden ave-
nue has takeli a position in the Bos-
—-——————— Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.,
For the best mens neckwear 8'0 t0 met last evening in the quarters in
Cavanash and Rose Tossery shonz Wail street and transacted routine
South Main street See adv. page 7. business. '
John Rodenmcyer, of Falls Village,
spent Thursday in town visiting for.
mer friends. He was on his way to
New York city to attend a banquet at
Delmonico’s.
The engagementvis announed of
Miss Jennie Mae Tobey, of nodding,
‘Connq formerly of East Norwslk.
'daughter of Mr. William H. Tobey, to
Mr. Charles W. s. Archer of Reddlnz.
formerly of Sufissx. Engiar'id. The
marriage will take place in the near
future. - ‘
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Rev. Albert D. Knight. of Bangor,
Me. son of Mr. and Mrs C. A. Knight
who formerly lived at 47 South Main
Welcome stranger Lodge, 8"“ Of street, South NOrwalk is at the Pros.
St George, held the monthly dance byterlan Hospital in New York, where
for December last evening Koch's he may have to have an operation
”reheat“! furnished the mulic and all Any of hlB Old South Norwalki friends
had a pleasant evening. who may go to New York uninvited
.,
__me gifts are b est. to call and see Mr. Knight.
..._..
Hildon‘ Olsen, charged with assault
on his father, Alexander Olsen," was
before Judge Edward M. Lockwood
this morning. His case was continued
until December 11th.
O'Brien's.
The A. ‘F Beckmsn store, in .
.Washington street, has taken on its
holiday dross, the store having re
cently been delivered from the hands
of painters and decorators who have
fitranstrmed the interior with a coat
of resplendent and dazzling white
paint. The premium department is
also being augmented to meet the in—
creased demands of the Christmas
season.-
Clayton M. Bell, son of Mr. and
(Mrs. H. 8. Bell, of Arch street ar-
rived home yesterday to spend a three
~ weeks’ vacation from his studies at
the Staunton Military ‘Academy,
m.._‘.
The Nutmeg Club will nominate of-
ficers for the ensuing year attho reg-
ular meeting to be held on Tuesdayy
evening. All members are asked to.
attend this important meeting.
At the Rowayton Methodist Church
tomorrow morning, the topic of the
was found guilty this morning and “mo“ will be "Th” Chm“ 0’ His-
sentenced to thirty days He took an ‘10” ' “em“zv “The Peril °f an
appeal, and bond was fixed at $50. lumpey Life.“ Next Tuesday night at
_.___“___;_ 7:30 the bimonthly rally of the Non
Pictures will work wonders in im walk group of the Epworth League
proving the appearance of fin hams will be held in the Methodist Episco-
and nothing is more: acepta'bie than‘vfi‘ Chill‘ch The address of the eve-
a nice picture, far they are nevor'milul will be by the Rev. M. L. Robin-
tvhromi aside and it is always a pleas. 180". of New York. president of the
ant reminder of the giver. A. .1. Col. Conference Epwmth missus.
lins Co. are showing an exceptionally
tasteful and attractive, up‘io data line
at very small cost. 'ilqad adv.
John Carroll, arrested for pan-
handling by Officer Edward J Clone,
“a... Mm.
The South Norwalll Library has re
coivod from the Library Art Club,
twenty-six of the Nutting pictures
The Westport Equal Franchise lea» They have been Placed on exhibition. ‘
goo held a large and interesting mesh and will remain until Jan. 6,1918.Tho
lag in the Fabio building on State larder number of these photographs _.
street yesterday afternoon. The nail are 0010mm interiors With qusintly
gas is endeavoring to interest the dressed figures charmingly posed
working girls of Westport to attend some landscapes. with trees are also
the meetings, by visiting them at their very attractive The WWO is in’
over in the local factories and are
pinning" the inclining of the cause.
«buy “him" a hilt. O’Brion’s.
wan-9M
Buckingham Post, No.13, G. A. it...
made arrangements for the joint in~
statistical of silicon with Buckinsbsm
Woman’s Relief corps No. 80 at the"
moods: held last evening in the post
rooms. The installation will take
piano-on the first Friday in January.
the photographer's art.
FILED lN 3EORETARV'8 OFFICE.
The Ahern Gnnbtruotlon company
of Windham; certificate of organism
lion. \
The New England Cost company. of
Norwalk; certificate of incorporation;
capital stock $4.000.
‘ 'l‘iio Waterbury Hair Spring coni-
WV:
capital stock ”0.000.
dim i! s will be the inbtaliihr
1 is pleasant reminder
vited to examine these examples of ‘
certificate of incorporation; =~
rho sham lfon’d‘ osmium of
Pictures for Gifts
What can be more acceptable than
-a Picture. A Picture is never used '
.,up, never thrown away, but is always
«“5,
Pictures are
not always Costly. A good subject
framed appropriately and tastefully
may ballad for a very small sum. ‘Our
line is up to date and Very attractive
and range in price from '
250 to $10.00
TOYLAND
is a fairy land of Toys. Dolls, Games, Sleds Horse and Wag-
ons, Autombiles, Velocincdes. Tricycies (or the little ones, and
every conceivable Toy can be found for boys. girls and little
tots from live centsand upwards.
A.J._C01|ins coo.
.,
All business success is necessari-
ly due to Some sort of adver-
tising. #No matter what your on-
“lt'erprisemaly be; it must become
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous methods of
conveying to the public the facts
you desire them to know. .But
the BEST way is that which
tells . the ‘ most people” in the"
quickest time and that daily
keeps pounding your business
otters into their heads and or out-
ually convinces. them :oi, the
advantages of doing“ Euniu'ess
'with you —-—-. that a... The Sentinel
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slants AND AT was «we TIME
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Utilize the and Newspaper in Health-
ful Way, and ”uncular‘ Power.
Astonishing In its Volume
Will Result.
After you have read your morning
paper and want' to rest your brain
by a little exercise in which the
newspaper may still play an import«
out part. the Writer suggests that you
adopt the method of a friend in Now
it is simple. yet quite
gonious, as it stimulates energy
in a mild way and is especially hell»
fui on mornings when you do not feel
inclined to exert your strength.
Take in each hand a corner of an
ordinary shoot of newspaper and
crumplo it up until the four corners
are brought into the palms of your
hands. forming paper balls. Avoid
assisting in the process by pressing
the hands against the body. The.‘ re-
sult is surprising. Every muscle will
be brought into sympathy with the
muscles of the forearm in th eifort
to secure the last corner (0 com-
pletely hide the sheets in your hands)
Your nervous force and blood circula-
tion are thus pleasantly stimulated.
Practice this from one to two min-
utes. beginning slowly slid gradually
increasing in speed.
When you have succeeded in form-
ing those paper bails you can use
them in the same manner as you
would «use a grip machine: that is.
grasp them as tightly as you can and
then release the grip without open-
ing the fingers entirely, repeating this
alternate action grasping and releas~
ing~about seventy-five times a min»
ute. By‘ so doing you will develop
a powerful grip. Simple as this pa-
per grip machine seems it is superior
in many ways to many of the manu- .
factored devices.
This exercise does not miss the
hands callous nor does it enlarge or
deform the joints. it massages the'
hash of the inside of the hands. in-
cluding the thumb, and gives them
beautiful outlines.
. The gentleman who discovered this
novel form of exercise puts it to a
practical test in the winter sonata.
Ho carries these paper balls in his coat
pocket and keeps his hands warm by
the exercise of grasping them tightly
and rapidly. He has developed such
strength in his fingers thereby that
ho_hau no difficulty in tearing a con
man by the belt.
dinnting in the exercise. 'Try it.
Had,00nfidonoo in Christian.
Dr. Courtney H. Form of Poking
relates I significant incident of the
recent disorders in China. says the
Far East. At Paotingfu the local .
banks were so much frightened at
the revolutionary outlook that they '
across their counters.
or‘nmont ofilcisis nor teachers of gov-
ernment schools were able to get
money for necessary expenses. But
a missionary in the city found it im-
portant to obtain ”00 for current out-
lay at the mission, and he sent 3 mol-
songer with an appeal for this sum.
Greatly to his surprise. the mention.
gar returned with 3500 in currency
and an offer from the beaker: of soon
more if the mission would be kind
enough to take it. The bankers were
in serious doubt whether the gavel-m .
meat was going to continue or not.
but they were entirely confident that
Christian mission: would persist.
and that money loaned to the minion-
aries was really safer than in their
own coffers.
WW
Pin-ant Rainy Day.
As a very little girl i was much
depressed by stormy weather and
hated rainy days. Then when l was
nine I wont to live with (lrsatAunt
Holdall. On a disagreeable afternoon
she would be sure to say, ‘E'Suoh a
horrid dayi lmult have something
good for supper" And rho always
at l.d
So my point of view changed and
l began to look forward with pleasure
to having stormy weather. Now that
l have children of my own i profit
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PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL ~
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value.
car off a full deck of cards orrof ::
lifting with one finger a good-sized .
There is something decidedly fal- ..
suspended every sort of payment '1
Not even saw
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by that experience and always con-
The Christmas shopper who has one or mm-
the gift list will do well to choose among this 'sp
meat.
There are all ailk taffeta and Union silk Umbrella by.
with strong frames and finished throughout in the finest nlu “r
They have extraordinaiily fine bundles, natural and missi
wood, Sterling silver. gold, gun metal and many other . choice
mountings in handsome designs. ‘
Styles that are obviously gift worthy at, even the first slim
WOMEN’S UMBRELLAB at 984: to $7.50.
.M EN'S ‘UMTERELLAS at. 31-00 10 $6.50.
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS. 500 to $1.50. ‘
FOLDING UMBRELLA8~For men and women, at $3.00 to. $5.
The N E. Ryan CO
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’ SOUTH NORWALK‘ .
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COLLEGE
Practical
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results»
from poultly feeding are secured when a portion of the ration con
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their by—products. Such a‘
mlxure is called “mash.” Two logical reasons why ifowls should re-
ceive a portion of their grain food in ground form, is that heavier
egg production may he induced—mud that cost production isdecrou
ed. It is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price. one of
which contains twice as much value as the other. Buy ”Bonnie
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which means—More Eggs~Bigger ,
Profits. ' MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘ ' -
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Ask the Owner of a
MOYER CAR"
As to its easy running and sausmotory service.
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL TO A MOVER"
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or Week. ‘
OSCAR 1:11:13 fiXNN‘RRS'Ty' NORWéKg. g'NlIE 1”
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PHONE 43a
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line 1.
Ey es Examined Free -
n_ . a p , .
After Extensive R‘cinodeiing
our store we invite you to come in and look over our~ line a! slim
turd ample Groceries. Wsficnrry a line or soodaihnt will suit tho;
most particular. at a reasonable price. There a're three things to“
consider when doing your tradinnguulity. Quantity and Price.
You will find them here.
ROYAL GROCERY
TN. 12044.
trivo to linoleum little delicacy on:
rainy nights. it may in “factor I.
loaf of their favorite chocolate cake.
it i haven't time for that. 1 arrange.
to have them who candy or pop corn
after snow. i find that my husband
enjoys the “scrum." almost all much
so the children, and a rainy nosing
is a real festivity in our house-
lion-chooser. .
visit or. on...
A grout man is always willing to till
.ilttio. While iii sits on tho cushion-
ofvodnntc'fl its you to sloop. When
mm tormented. comm, so
has n chance to learn something. Ho
mboonpatonmooitsmnmsmw
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