we HAVE some vcnv noon oeuorss mo W is A annoy PLACE son A utov T0 oer A cues: TEA. COFFEE on coooA. ”4317. _ F. A. LANE; 61 Washington Street. lire. Ann Shea. or" 68 Town Hill avenue, Danbury. has returned home ,nfter spending the holiday with rele- tives in South Norwalk. Diaries of all kinds at Donneily's ' Stationery Store. See today’s adv_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burr, of South Norwullr. have returned after a. short visit with Mr, llurr's parents. Mr. end Mrs. c, A. nut-r. of Davis street. Daubury, (‘onrad Fochieher, youth of Enrrytown, was slightly in: jured. Saturday night, while on his way from New Cassatt to Stamford. He was on a motorcycle. Passing a ' trolley car, he 'put out his hand and the moving car hurled him to tho an 18~year-old ' mm ....... UNDERTAKER seventeen—sutures . arm‘s-r. .mmm Muse. m the time to place your orders. RAYMOND Failure In my be due to poor. (ll/m" Why not consult our OCUv “WWW“! be; rehearsal this even- ing of the degree teem of the past nechevns of [Incas Tribe, No. 26. I. 0. RM. The cantata by Steiner, “The Dauglt. ter of .ieirue" will'be given by the choir of Trinity Church next Sunday evening The interior of The Sentinel builds in; on Weshlusttrn street is being at- tractively improved by decorations and Noel". ‘ ' Mrs. J. st, Wardwell. of a Living- ston street. spent Thanksgiving with her daughter in New York City. She returned to her home last evening. IDI‘OIIS. ' ground. The machine was broken. William MtRedmond of 55 'Ritel' street, Stamford the annular young v architecr and carpenter, who was in lured by a fall in ccscob sshoolhouse. ,, being treated by the Harris Construe tion company. is able to be about again, having recovered rapidly from his injuries. Branchville has a real building boom and three new structures are going up within sight of the railroad motion. ’ One of the new buildings is a three story tenement house of metropolitan appearance, with stores on the ground. ‘ floor. Another is a dwelling house. and the third is a small store. which is being erected a short distance south of the station ——0ur book department is ready 2' for you, come in and look at the finest ,g lot of books ever shown in the Nor. fifwaiks. The Watch is a most desirable Christmas gift. and is highly apple elated by any who may be thus re- membered. If the watch ls reliable as a time piece it grows in favor the longer one owns it. Richard Nomi: . calls attention in his advertisement to , the several makes of watches he has in stock for the holidays and every- one of them is known by their repe- ".tatlon for reliability. Step into Mr. .1 Noaclt's store, 26 North Main street and examine the assortment display. ruE RANK OF sERvIcs ~0— He Was Right A knowing gaitleman recently said: "In the care at public mods. marries of contentious. trusts and societies, in fact. an nuances of other people. in i which one is concerned as cue- :bdlen. should be placed only in )s'nbanlt having a reserve. iblseoclelfine end supper. 5m'nfilrbroko spate. lets Sam Werliig,reted 90. to the score of :100 to 66. lest night in the second taunts of the tournament now golds low in Oddo's pool room (in Cedar street~ The men who are arranging for the turkey supper to be held in the near future will meet in the Parish Hall of Uri-lolly Wool Church tonight at ' 8 o'clock. ——At Donneliy' a you will find an ex- tra line assortment of Xmas post icnrdnofor 60. i bliss Harriet L. Smith, national president of the Patriotic Order of America, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tums McOuilum. yesterday, on Gill! street. uptown. Ophlr Chapter, 0. E: S.. will hold a pound social tomorrow evening, in the manic Hall banquet room. Members are invited to bring their friends and have a good time, —'l‘be largest and finest line of Xmas Cards ever shown in the Nor- walks. visit our store and see them. Donneliy‘s is the place. The “Tigers," of this city, will next Bundey play the Foirileld A. C. Club, of Denbury. The local managers have not as yet determined whether the games will be played in Norwsllr or Dnnbnry. The annual meeting of > the Hat flakere' Association. will be held Wednesday evening. December 2. in Semifinal reports wiltbe reed. and election of clears will take place. The intmeetlng drill of the officers and mentbenottheP. 0. 01‘s.. lest Hen-let L Smith. or New Haven. no» fionelprenidentottber. O A. in- noctod the work of the local lodge, m mangled with ltto saluted degree. There was an entire comple- most of members present at! the drill. end et tho regain" msefinl. which was followed by s moist anion- The t Horseshoes“- honoree-medicine See J. I. Mariette: adV. on concur . c. L. U. Bell. Worthington street: evnin; was I beautiful performance , LIST and ascertain the exact condition of your eyes. Should glasses be noses. sary, he will prescribe them- and our skilled Opticians will fit you with the glasses that are needed. Glasses from $2.00 up. scooters sue minutes 87 Atlantic seem. M'W,OOIH. Open Bel. lungs. In. 1fl7. “ Use Carborundum Sharpening Stones” i Carborundum Axe Stones will produce a sharp. been edge on the dull eat of Axes in a very few minutes time. The stone; do the work of e grind “unions end sbgrpenlng stone combined Carliorundun Rawr Hones ere meat of extra ilne.,_hsnd-wnshed powder. Us excelled for fast cutting qualities end for producing a keen, lusting edge. CHAS. E. DOW Stevens—L, ‘rotty ....—..—._. In the presence of an assemblage or relatives and friends at St. Peter‘s church Danbury, Wednesday mom- lng at nine o'clock. Miss Katthorine R. Crotty. daughters: Mr. and Mrs. John Crotty. of 9 Mountainviile aVo~ nue. became the bride of Thomas E. Stevens. son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. A. Stevens. of Middle River dia- trlot. The ceremony was performed at a high_huptlnl mass by the Rev. Walter J. Shanley. LL. 1).. rector of the church. Miss Josephine A. Crotty. a sister of the bride. was bridesmaid and Samuel L. Stevens, a brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore a. handsome tailored stilt of brown chiffon broadcloth with n velvet hat to match. and carried on large bouquet of white chryonthe- mums. The bridesmaid was attrac. tively attired in a suit of blue chiffon broadcloth with hat to match. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysan- themums. repaired to the home of the bride where an elaborate wedding break- fastens served to the immediate re- latives and friends or the families of the young couple. In the afternoon a reception was held and the newlyweds received the best wishes of s number or their friends for a long and happy wedded life. The wedding presents m numer- ous and costly and alto-t the popu» decanted for the occasion by the use of_smllax. red and white ribbon end hearts. hole accretion- werekcnt flowers. Gnente, were Present from Stanford. Norwalk. Bridgeport and Newtown. Attor- apsbort woddlhgtrip to New York cltyi. Ir. sud Hrs. Stutterinwiii reside in their newborns :9 Jefferson avenue. 'anNB POSITION RATHERJ‘HAW ERRED?! ‘lt CONVICTED MEN. WEDGE. Ark. nee. 1.—-Retn- or than Mounts eleven ruse who have been sentenced .tn death bore. Luther Outline. electrician at the state penitsnfiery today repeated his motion. Ito action he been token on the roeinentlon. en the sum soy they been of no one to tube Gest- loo cost How: secured e supply of this celebrated coal/ Now is SUPPLY I S LIMITED. After the c‘bremony the bridal party._ larlty or the young couple. The live I dug- and dining, rooms-wore nioebt , BROTHERS ‘ For Dim-Gets amm‘cut Fred H.931!!!» , Funeral Director m Embelrner .v., ‘ one. and Residence Telephone too. It amount or. I». atone-us. .chl take time by the fore- lock and get your oven oat before the onslaught of old Winter. Come in and see the full parade before any of 'em are picked off. What do you Say to one at wet—knee length, Scotch mixture, full, easy, warm and the exact style? Rogers 8: Stevens Name“: and So. Norwalk. GOOD TASTE ~Furs for Christmas- Iu Furniture is of prime lmportence. It not only adds to the beauty, attrac- tive eppeeruuce and reel comfort of your home. but it reflects the renne- ‘ AT The Little Shop ment of the owner, . ALL‘OF OUR Fugmfufig MUFFS and NECKPIECES is tastefully designed. well made and ismcuy New-liigh Grade reasonably priced. F1118“! Latest MORE“ Come in and look it over. . K. A, Claven A. J Angevme 50 North MelnStreet Son Co. "‘z‘v‘t” - of: who...” am... 1 Send in Orders T V S l for BluePointO' *0 '- . ysters, Lit Norwalk' ‘* con“ : tlc Neck Clamsln half shell for Thursday, .Rockaway TREES TRIMMED Oysters, New Bedford Es- .CAVI TIES TREATED.- . a cailops, all kinds of Fresh, E is]? Smoked and Canned Beaugfilol‘lmfwfiflldelsl 1lifting and Round Clams. souru nonwsut can» i CUTBILL'S "‘ : BRIDGE MARKET ' . . . 71 North Main Street $6.50 Per Tonf$6.§0 Free Delivery. , Phoneulon. ATTENTION. To Introduce Our lemons RED OAK COAL‘ into your home, we are mak- ing a special CASH offer of $6.50 per ton. WILLIAM EFFRON 3 Rowen St. Phone 441 *1 Always the Latest Things in , WALL PAPER ”[31:12:3ng Decorating 'JUNR DEALER You only need write a postal or . . phone to Samuel Jello, successor to _ , Wm. Effron, and you will set a randy ‘ __ market for things which you don't want, such as rags. pepors. bottles, ‘ rubbers. screp~iron. metals, feetbsr ‘ beds a specialty. We are waiting for ~ , your call. Samuel Jolie. 37 Fort .. The 6011130! 00. street. Phone 499. to First St. East Norwalk Tel. 452. no You NEED ANYTHING IN THE momma LINE? if so. Come to See Us Before Uou Go Elsewhere. We Have e Fine Line of Furniture. Steven and all Housefurnleh- in. 00°“- umé'u’fiiflfiv ODD-muons] Charm. “mien-dwwtmeend F. S. LYON Good. Job Printing Best Paper. Best Work. Best Prices 88 NORTH MAIN STREET 3. NORWALK PHONE 907 FOR SALE. MARVIN BEACH TRACT a Large. Plats (Shore Floats.) Thanksgiving Offering .- , 1 . QT.MGOVERN,A New Suits. Overcoats :isanhincgtoa St. 80. w“" k » Hi _‘I' PE R BBS- and Balmcaans "Will? ....‘:...‘.i Reminctou. all other Quakes. sold. rented 12.repaind.chteis. 8t . per; month. $r5. oo leueeat". . $10.00 00 GOTTLIEB’S 5} end. Ore Suite. n N.MainSt.s_o.Norwelk. ' '\’ Me. nouNELLv. .r Tires Vulcanized? . um ‘ L sold at 85 “per month . to south burn Street. scout some . PAOI “V II MINTZ’S GREAT COAT SALE Smart Looking finals at $6.95 Values to $12.95 AUBRY SISTERS Will Give a Demonstration of their Famous Complexion Beautifiers and Toilet Preparations at Store of A. Dickerman & Son. . South Norwalk Phone. 446 WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. Angora Wool Scarfs They are distinctly new——tliflcreut from any scarf you ever saw. Wool so soft and fine that many will imagine it to be silk—colors that strike the fancy of those who like something which is “different" without being “loud.” . They are 1!] great demand for street or motor \vcnr. Price $1.00 each One of these Scnrfs would be a very accprablc The N. E. Ryan Co. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. Note : Xmas gift. SOUTH NORWALK. ——~—°---——-—————-—-———_. A Victor .Victrola for Christmas Not only for your Own Home, but for Others as well. WILL OPEN YOUR DOOR TO ALL the MUSIC of the WORLD We have just taken the Agency for the Victor Victrola and our“ Christmas stock of machines and re- cords is Complete. Victmnéfnom $15 10 $200.00 Victor Records, 600 to $7.50 Convenient terms have been provided for on any instrument. A“; Collins Company 7 l e . WWW rledeoeuoofdyeevaloedotneer- iy £3,000,000. ' We! un- stun-up sn- Veloed rue sun r. bound on New York um and wuwwmmctpon “Emulator-venison“ lode! She put intone-tan tom-o: . 1‘ in . sure “other -mem been _ ”him 7 . .inne unmanage- ~.
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