soc—see—vso—saos
As Christmas Gifts.
mulls. ..... jeans-s- _
Inns am an ass-Ills no 3W3 5‘0?”
m .. ...... use was seen. Striking Bags -
sum wars. ”as. in also Foam].
mm “‘" “m” "‘ "m“ Baseballs and
6 union era-h mules. is 1-: Tennis Goods
. 6- ‘Aicuingoiitm
" DOWNTOWN.
Donnelly’s
Camera Dept.
1 Cuneras, $1.00, $.50, $2.00 and
$3.,oo will certainly make a fine
gift. A large assortment of high-
er priced Cameras always in
s.iock
DONNELLY'S‘
Seoumuainsueet.
REBUILT TYPEWRlTERO—L. 0
’ Underwood
'- repsired. Rentals, 6
sold at “per month
JAB. DONNELLY.
Stationery Store. :6 So. Main St. ,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Naval; and vicinity: Gonor-
Elly {air with lower temperatures to
[slight and Friday.
§ A trough of low presslire extandins
firsts Ohio southeastasrd to, the coast.
'- s calming unsettled weather with
urine or new in nearly all the
when districts out of the Minis-
Pill)!!! River.- This disturhnnesis toi~
flowed by an extended area of high
pressure which gs producing pleasant
WWW W‘W. -be-
ldween the. Rocky Mounmini and the
W... mammm
were W m WWI
Minnesota mwmvfloeitg
‘ EMM‘ 1
. Conditions favor for this vicinity
~ . U-nsettied weather. ollovved by fair
and slightly colder i.‘ .16? 5.; -1
‘ .
s
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TQDAY.
6' Temperature. LOW. 26": high
':-15. Fair. 1
Paul Connery. of Georgetown, has
gesumed his duties in the law omces
‘ of daemons. Tammi”; after
1 C§GF°PKOW°XM WE.
. i
‘ «Philadelphia scrapple and wheat
i
cakes at The fiurdick Unique.
I
l
i
l
i
5 Councilman and Mrs. Hill-r! W.
I’Mather have removed from F‘airdeld _
‘Iiavenue to their new
Cal-norm“ .
3:.
i
a make our own pies,
immune.
6 Daniel M. Kimble, an old soldier.
. ”gm found helplessly drunk, isst even-
ding. on the South Norwslk railroad
flotation platform 'by omcer John H.
ssmth. He was 105de up overnight
:gnnd this morning Judge Keosh. noilEd
Ashe ”case
residence on
And we
Burdlck
—4Qua1lty not quantity.
The
low
is South Milo emu. soun- Mom-ii
last evening at the meeting" of com
Frances. 0. G S. At their next meet-
ins the silicone will be elected. -
, ro-At iiiés Poihemns'. so Witching
ton fit, you. will and hand embroider-
'od than Whisk. sill: hosiery.
was” one etc adi-
«solo form '- 2
Thedtycierkhuiasdsscomprs-
hensiuesnd accurate index of them»
ords at “SWEEPS MEWS-5’ Atfls
. .. I . i . . i"
the— pastels-sham up Thohh
.111. u 316;; '*
clans. at the meeting or. the Junior ‘ 1
Auxiliary; to- the- Board of Mission!
11 oi Trinity Epimopsi Church.‘
Work for the Chris-CS“ season was
phoned by the members ot the Eu-
deavor giggle“ of; King‘s Dadshiers.
who met yesterday adoration at the
, home of In.- Chorieom Dunnehscke, .
on Myrtle avenue. Bast Norwaik;
slv.e;u_ thigjmornlns" by Judge John
1 Keogh to people; Collins. a “roadster",
who was arrested last evening on
South Main street by’omcer Robe}:
Gainer. {minis was very much in-
toxicated and was annoying people.
beggins for aims,
the City Hril awaiting trial tomorrow
himself on west avenue tcday. 6A
» complaint was made to the police de-
partment and omcar Wallace .1! Sold
mia made the arrest;
’ diunsry thieves-on hay-street and
loaves of, bread left in the early margin”
ing- at: the’jgro‘cérys store of Hermdn
”month. 1 Machine 1
There was nomination of oEcero
Thirty days in Bridgeport Jail were ,
morning for making it nuisance ‘ot11
vicinity. make its homes to outer
Sallck. on Day street by Rundlafls hali- _ ,.
'3; 11- .V' 1, "1 . "'
25;.
HESITATE
POLLEY’S
Private Dancing School
.hv menace erase-r
(Near R. 3. station.)
1i; we miiranteejto teach anyone howi
do dsiice‘ well for $6 or refund your
We heap teaching you until
or)”. 'a complaint his been- made to
,watch on the store hereafter.
l
.‘_,-
An invitation was accepted last ev-
celebration in honor of thé 25th:“-
niversary ot‘ the Daughters of Her'i'niul
members who on can " '
Tei.141§-2,haie already mild prepagfiltioh'h Th:
Itheupolioe. whomill keep a ..shorp
:i‘Eé
TEE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson
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COPYRIGHT. 1914. IV" JOHN PEEMIHG WILSON
i
"The chaise to New York is n," he
nil mildly.
Wilkerson seemed. "Well, rush.thsi
anyway!” ’3: strode out of the little
eflce sndmeunted his horse. The
wearyauunsi tried in turn in toward
its acoustomed corral, ,but its ridel
rained it sharply him: into the road
toward "The Master Kaf’mlne. .
"l thinkanllon .wiil recognizeme."
lie Melodic himself.
. Tom Kane, who since the beginning
of the camp had been the open handed
but close mouthed cook, sounded his
triangle. ’
Immediately poured out from the
quarters of" the unmarried men—a
stream of miners. As he had done tel
many years. Thomas Gallon went to
the window to watch this morning
ceremony. He saw that the they greet
ed John Don- respectfully, yet sen
ially. ’ ' ’
came." he muttered he himself. Then
his eye caught the figure of a horse
man riding leisurely down the street
apparently careless of the scowls from
the men against whom he brushed
roughly.
The old man rubbed his eyes feebly
and looked. again. Yes, it was true
He coul llex'er mistake that figure or
that satul‘lllne visnsc. God! Why hull
his bullet not gone through that face?
Tie reached {or his gun with somewhrlt
4)! the vigoroi' youth; he walnuts now.
01:61 shot out of that'window and that
figure that hill haunted him for years
would tumble and fail and toreverdls
appear from .his life. He could do it.
He put the sun down quietly ,nud
dropped his chill on his heart» He re
slised that his years or snuggle he‘d
limit down illeiniomlhhls spirit or
aiming back.
Kerry Wilkerson saw that recent
the window. and his smile hardened.
no thought.“ commute. Gsllon hr
.1]: -.
James McDel‘mott who arrived in 1 , ' ‘
this City last eroding. is locked updn
- ~“ltoll partners in ‘Ths Master Key!"
r
"it was a lucky day when John ‘Dorl .
entrance-slur. but berm be sanded '
11 wm- , 3. .4 an“
Continued in‘ W Sentinel. 1
Shown at Club Theatre Wednesday ff
. j Equal to: most 60: “dent
on the redwood door Gallon had had
time to clutch the key—‘The Master
Key" to the riches in Elli chinEo
mine—and hurriedly thrust it into a
drawer in the dash and shut it from
sight.
AsthedoorswuntopenuietWomen
man said softly.“
“Pardoer!” said Gallon. so if incred- "
uious. He culled to his aid all his trail
metrophe- .
mm runners." mid W
More in “The Material
he asked hoerseiy.
there are several things I want! its
fixed his dark eyes on the old man
"And there's one thing I'm coins to
have, and that's my share of ‘The
‘ Master Key. ' " .
“Your share?" partied Gallon.
“My share!” said Wilkerson. mill-
in: that he controlled the situation. “i
hsve returned for my lust duel
“New, listen. partnei‘. i am spins"6 to
stand no nonsense" I! > -,
' "What here you been doinsll these
years? the old. man asked dolly
S‘Why haven' t M! been here before?
“None of your business." We! Wil
kersom “All I've not to say is that I
mound-die pesto NW York. now l'm
hack after finding out that you made
isméimedndyoumsds‘whimwe'
werepsrmsrs. mammals-ob
has?
“simplicity of at Mullen” ms- t
Mesa." a.- said.
.uifrisods‘" said Wilhelm inn sud
.uonu More. who”:
66633666 ‘63:“ new ‘
‘bw‘ ..
haunts sup.“ (hem Mind
Ill. flee ”Mu
Kiri!"
The evil soul 9! 666.666. dsr‘e‘d he-
hind those cold 6368
the first time in his life he told the
truth'bf hh inmost MIR. "Ann‘lalnmt
have my share of The Master Key' in
buy a Woman. "m w
“What woman?! ..
Wilkerson leaned forward, and his
lips hissed hate as he remrged: {Do
you remember mat woman in Valle
van;- Iive Summertime you
thousht your little 4866211“?va good
to speak toivlt was you who drove
her out or camp and now"——hs smiled
i‘stnitously—‘hhs‘s rich and in New
”York. and she hatesyoul" ‘ " --
Gallon bowed his head
1“tht is- it you want, Ealryr’ he
7 whispered hastily 1
The other min pulled a paper out
or his pocket one inflow it on the to-
,hle. "i‘help‘s a contract for' you to;
looked stench other: Thentheyounser .'
physical strength inhumane! ca- ,
Plus on in 'and clones the door; Petal ;
Involuntarily ”Gallon clutched at his :-
throat. where that Iolde'a key hung .
so ions; Could he unto—lain this :1
thinnhroush? Thsszunyinhlsehflt .
was unseenhle. “Whetdoyou want'l" :-
Wilkerson 6166: his riding quilt on
the table and pulled oi! his tandem. ..
“Well," he drawled. “outlier, I guess ::
for each dollar at our
Closing- Out
2i). ii~'i_ .'
'1 iris. ail-lax.
ThiS Coupon and 890
Entities the Holder to a Fine
Guaranteed Fountain Pen j ’ ' 1
a
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WILLIAM P BEERS
It’ s 6606 Christmas Policy
as well as strictly husiness. to Buy all you can
each dollar brings you big returns
Stationery, Spurting Goods, Leather Goods, T6135
and Games, Office Supplies,
Novelties, 1;. 1 1
Post Cards: etc-'-
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
I
Sale
DOWNsTOWN
STORE
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizirlg to me
Best work and cheapest prices.
Atoll line of tires sndtubos on
hmdniLtla time. Work- called
delivered.
R6666 ' Gioéory
7 won Si:
“i 0.13. Jackson
Optician
EV
" Everything in the Optical Line ; C
' Examined Free
as Want erass‘lj 1
NORWALK. ‘ ‘
men: as.
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Gsihnuooht‘sthi manna-a -”
waved truth. “Therm sun!" ~ _
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1. 1: 5 " . mi": .~ 6 b .1,. . , tageofdine steeirstand ingest“ ””
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Thai. W§MO¢P do her shopping in iboufi one: s-
' WIT L;- r ~ ~u~ ‘third thetime now than Shé ‘can
I! two weeks hence.
IW
Hayes 1
NEW CITY
69 Norill Main Street,
63‘
~ 6.
MARKET ,
Hayes Block-
' Neckwear.
Stamps with each lb. 1‘? ‘
Davey S.
.. cc TEAS
Do Your Christmas
Shopping Early
‘"‘ “.‘g‘l’i‘il‘s‘ 6%? time oivtile yen-~11”iii My“; g “
or; 10"” ‘ 3" .‘ “" L
We Hav; Full Stocks of
Sultsgdoats, Dresses. Skirts, Furs. Wai
W3 A "" Eddies, Hosaery, Bags2 Cloves
Travelinggasgé and. Manicure Seis5~
Remember we Give 1
Creed Trading Siam ‘ ~~
M Moltasch 8: S
. 1 « immunisation at. South Norwplk. .6 ‘
l1?! \ LN-f
”5. s .1}
.2,.?iu
: bl‘l'i‘u‘i
. 3 ts '11 A .15.
men :
i, (144‘ 5‘
6,1
Handkerchiefs
4‘?!
clog.
grades 66 S 8 H
(3th
, Pulley China; .
‘ k\1V:il'e,,,13»lrlrl Cages, Tonyoiis,
’ ‘ Express Wagons, Doll Carnsgfi'.
:‘Have stopped the lsddei: 20 rounds to f '
56 Water street. where i will conduct ‘ '
VeloClpedes, Etc:
enins by the members of Louise I
Lodge, Daughters of Herman. to; at- 11
tend; ;o_n heirs Tuesda'y evening: the . .
’1: Speak to our customers“ "
“Whom Hanan Shoeeand'. ' 'j‘
you Will hear a universal
,sm ofsafisfection, because} ‘
*»of their style. comfort and
11. durability Onceawearerof
a First. Class Plumbing Establishment. 1 —
. Phone 1106-12
anoisldm :1 ._
fines Hints _‘
{Glass Binge. ' "
nonmetal: '
g’P‘ lunchtime}...
The Pcoplc‘ev‘Trulst (501nm
accepts
amok. it safe gonads
it collects bonds,
_ into-col,
,j Service
doposiis subject
seouri
in its immrdsnahie va'iiltd ‘j
maria-seal
council-'- 1
investments».
dividends,
cares for
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