Dainty exclusive designs.
, The best bargains are the first
MP1]: I.
‘ The Holmes MIllInery
Way tmvard showing" V mm, polished and ball claw teat:
Mot kind of a man you
it you are somebody,
7"“ appear the part. ‘
V ,o‘ordinary clothes are
mitted to this store. li'
the are not cut and tail-
just right, we fire
to back. We Sell only
such garments as will W
n their good appearance
riled stand the wear. You
It depend upon clothes,
,T ey will satisfy
nyour family and friends
No Higher than $10 :-
I Monroe at.
R OUND
jDining Tables
Forty-tyre their top, with three extra
V Phenom , :
regular price $14.00. Now selling at
£11.00.
M ‘GdtkowSky
Second- Hand Furniture and Steve:
Bought and Exehanmd.
189491..Wuhlngton 8t. Bridge.
43110.09,me make your; ‘VVboloeV.
y 32' North Multt 8t.
mm on lllllllilli
Mia. Mary J. “Quinlan. .
Miss Mary J. Quinlan, who resided
V with hob mother, John Quinlan, or
North Main street. Westport. died
suddenly last evening of heart tron
his The deceased Was in her six-
tieth Lear and has been enlisted
with heart trouble for some time. The
funeral services will probably be held
on Sunday.
., .I ‘ wnuam Fitch. _.
William Fitch, of Weston, died last
night after an illness which commenc-
ed on Thanksgiving. 'lihe deceased
7. was thirty years or are. The funeral
Buy your
New Year’s
Gift
. at .
'2 R Noack, NewStore '
NORTH MAl N STREET.
py‘right Store
. 6 North Main Street.
‘ \
7.;
woman'wno can teach can line
to bunting-assuredly} through a
. dent campaign of Sentinel WnnI
‘The Ferris Kind”
Coal~concrntrated car-
boitu-contradIcts cold. con-
anus chilliness. confounds
, .. causes comtort,
”7' get climate; cFeates
I w, compels conver-
’; contains content-
chcerlulness. con-
ty: chases cruel care;
a . l ._- confidence; co-
annoy wovenience.
tea cooks, converts
trillions consumers.
War“ ”he“
' 'a'o:s.o7¢,t.e e o'e'etsfu:
Iel Cameron
therein or more,
,, "did
Mum Brussels erase
V initiators .V..... moo
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77131377 «,
REASONS
Why You Should Sell Your Junk to Aw
G. YOURDISKY
27 Ely Avenue. South Norwallt.
Telephone 912. '
'1 in Weston
‘ : services will be held 0d Monday from
the home or the deceased’s mother
' m
setscrs lo-YEAROLD eov as
PAGE.
WASHINGTON. Jun. Bra-Douglas A.
Stanley, a ten years old Washington
.. boy. has been appointed by Senator
‘ Works. oi California, as a, page in the
.3 United states Senate.
. be the youngest of the lads who wait
, He is said to
upon the beck and call of the states-
---" men oi‘ the upper house of Congress.
The boy is an orphan, who cont-ri-
butes to the supporter an aged grand-
mother, and attracted the attention of
the senator, who promptly iound a
place for him. Young Seeley has
been attending night school and the
senator has said he will see to it that.
his future education is not neglected:
7 {When the vacant property grow.
too expensive use a Sentinel Want
HIV and sell it
, Feinstein 8. Br V _ ‘
sameness. Lauren muons ans runiuimh "mm can‘m 5.3,.
llllli lll Will Sllttl
WALL STREET 10: 10 a. m.-~“-'i‘he'~
leading stocks with the exception of
Reading, were lower at the opening of I
the market today. Rubber and Best
Sugar tell back 155. “Canadian Pacific
1 3-8 and copper at There was fur,-
ther heuvy selling of Western Mary-
land following its sharp break yester~
day, and its loss was extended by 4%
points.
WALL STREET. 11 a. row-Railroad
stocks showed better resistance to
pressure «than industt‘laia. and the to
vorlte issues were not gnueh adec‘.» .
by the severe break in some or the
specialties. Beet Sugar lost 3 points.
ALL STREET Noon .«London
prices were generally not up to the
close here yesterday ‘andth’e bears at-
. tributed hesitation abroad to dissatis-
tactlonover‘the progress ot'the peace
negotiations. International stocks.
however, showed less Weakness than
other issues, aside from Canadian Pa-
eifls. which lost a large part, oi yes.
terday’s extended gain. Concentrated
Measure against several [minor stocks,
had some influence in depressing the
general level. Covering operations
pulled put‘ the important issues strong.
l_y before noon. Bondsiwere steady.
WALL STREET, 13.1). m.—-—'l‘reding
became dull on the rally and fluctua-
tions were mostly unimportant. West-
ern Maryland phi, concerning which
some doubt exists as to the mainte-
nance of dividende,V. dropped 6 points
Currency movements for the week
show an apparent cash gain or $15.00;)
I 000 from the interior. wit is expected,
however, that this gain will be large.
iy onset by January 1 disbursements
by local institutions. 7V"
ture.
You are cordIally Invited to call and inspect the
Extra Specml
Values In butli Prior. and Quality 47'
lMPOSlNO TAXES ONr-IFOVOD. (7.:
Leader: of the Opposition in the
House of Commons Cause Hope
ten Dissension.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-'i‘he project of ‘-
lmposing taxes on liood imported into 33 ' H. Kri‘ : (. :r & CO
the British isles. put forward by some I: .
of the leaders 0: the Oppositiin fin
the House of Commons, has crew
such hopeless dissension in the Union-
ist Party as to render almost certain
the retention oi power by the MM ..
era! government for the two years! "II
necessary to overcome the resistance i ‘ 1:
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks
. West Washington Street
at the House of Lords to the Home ~
Rule bill.
That the parcels post is fully appre-
ciated by South .Vorwalk people was
demonstrated yesterday. The local
otllce did an excellent business in this
direction. although there was no grant
rush. The business was of the kind
that insured success to the new ven-
Could be. ghon. but we mention but .
two.
weight.
The best prices and honest
L
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,m
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
.TO ALL ,
Keeler's Shoe Store
7 Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
WE'AbrE "s "’7 “7
semRubbers
for liigh and Low Heels.
450 and 50c
Mlsaes' Storm Rubbers .. due and 500
liloys' Rubbers ........ . ...... we
» MAX LEVY L
- 146 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
’ 'Haz‘el”ton
COAL
The B. Herahiieid lit Son Co.
Vtogflt“ ' Imwmm
ammo-a: mew»! amosuwwwt~wwwpmwwmaw
Beers Meat 8: ProviSion Go
1.3 and 15 Main St. Norwalk 22 Washington St. S. Norwalk
Trade It
Legs Mutton
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
. Fore Quarter Lamb
Lamb Stew .
Meadow Grove Olco-
' margarine
Smoked Goods Specials
Smoked Shoulders
Small Hams
Frankforts
Bologna
Pressed Hams
Bacon-s 1
Beef Specials
Hamburg - teak . ‘ -
Shoulder} ”oak
TELEPHONE
the Big more and Save Money. Your Man-y Back if You Are Not satisfied.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Pork Roast 14c lb.
Lamb Specials
Lea Lamb 14c lb.
. 14c
12%clb
12%c
180
8c
‘70
Oysters
Codiish
Salmon ‘
Smelt
25c lb Herring
l4clb
Abe
lec
lec
16c
Veal Stew
Pork Sau~age
7 Fish Specials
.. I Veal Specials
Veal Roast
Veal Chops ,
Veal Outlet .
Beef Liver
25c qt.
150 lb.
12%0
140
170
at our I
e. nem-
l2c~lbé lb
10;:
140 16c
2087?:
100 lbw ‘
20c
12%.: lb
14c
18c
. I'Vegetable Specials
Fancy Lemons
Fanny Oranges
soc aster; 7‘
30c
1:191 post romeo earns in too attention?
rue atom: nan Has moves to 7
2% January Cut Prices
in All Departments
.35 druid on yopr purse, and a good deal
5: of your ready cash must have been
ii; spent in buying gifts for your dearones
and friends.
Have you Over-
100ked Yourself a I
No Money Required
if you buy here
.. Our Famous Charge System is
' at your disposal
7 Buy whsteyer you need and settle your
- ‘ bill in Easy Weekly Payments
one We We. a s
~ . man—WI“...
PAROEL') POST lVN BHIMBWATBB.§' V’
Bhib:;..”.va'r:iit Jan. aw'rne bunt , ,
, _, The Real Cold
it the‘local poetollioe today. When i;
018 packages were placed in the pun .
oboe for doapatob to all ports of the
country. About 1.000 or these same
item (Siberia; 13 Thompson, who does a
mall ordeu buoinots. ,
it it then when SUM are
used mostly We have com
‘ splendid .
FUR OVERCOA‘M ‘
Moderately Priced . ass. to ’8
“fl‘ui‘l mnmmu to. . an»... A»
‘ l V . rut moor other.
Notions .I. m...” and“
“mom“ ' "'
'J.‘ :35:
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‘11fi a gala.
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o'yzu'n'ci
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.‘ an Pit-"s, rowan-wag
Isfit‘:
c
Weather of Winter
nouns some “some fist ,
run uneven .. teen to W
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