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BL’REAU SCARE‘S . “250 to $1.50
in hes-stitched and loos
Bum table covers, and bureau
com.
and 150.
E. K. Banks
“301.50!” Hotel stock. 0.. M
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BOOK. FOE CHRISTMAS GIFT8.:
The Patrol 0! Sundance Trail.
”mo Eyes of the World.
Banner Blhhins.
Kent Katowice "Qushaug"
“1e Twenty—{mirth of June?
The “all 0! Partition.
WM. ~ P.» BEERS
These, However. at Itsgnlsr Paws
PBPULAR FRICE FICTION.
REAL BAMAIVS.
43¢.
DOWNTOWN.
,6 South ”in Street.
Leather . .Ij
Goods-
Of All Kinds.
25c be $7.00
as
DONNELLY S
Stationery Store, :6 So. Main St.
”. 1
1 wearuaa roancas'r.
1' For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair to-
'hight and Sunday; slightly colder to-
fright.
Pleasant weather prevails finer-ally -
'cast of the Mississippi river. .Unseu
tled weather with hurries or snow pre- ‘
, veils between the Rocky. Mountains
and the, Mississippi river. Zero tem-
. per-stares were reported from More
' tans. Wyoming and Colorado. Freez-
ing temperatures were reported as for
South as Northern Florida. it was
colder this morning in Georgia than
Conditions lover tor this vicinity:
Fair weather with. slightly lower term
persisra tonight.
It
Tb
Temperature!
55. Clear.
-_._.._..._..__...
, At veneers. in St Joseph's Church.
tomorrow evening. the Immaculate
Conception Sodslity will hold a recap-
lion.
Low, 38; high,
——»A one dollar deposit in the VPeo-
ple's Trust Company entitles you to a
metal bank in‘ which to put away
your small change savings.
~—-At Miss Polhemus‘, 80 Washing-
ton St._ you will find hand embroider.
ed linen handkerchiefs.~silk. hosiery.
caps and scrais. iancy bags, etc. Sult-
able for Christmas gifts.
—~Ali fortunes have small begin
nings. Start your fortune with a one
dollar deposit in The People's Trust
Company,
George S. Grumman. of Norwalk.
formerly a liquor dealer. and who was
assmu rvrswmrzasan. c
16 south ’Main Street. South ‘Némali
Wednesday“, Dec. 16. Another big time.
, tarday I made it a point to interview
Smith. .1311de
Remington, all othe!
. makes. sold. rented
' repaired. Rentals. .8
per month. We
sold at 85 per month.
Ms. DONNELLY,
GINGER, UP
for the McEnelly's Singing Orchestra.
SENTINEL g
READERS; .
I VIEW 2:? ‘
Westwarnesme‘mr waives en
.HOBPITAL LOCATION.
December 11.101.4py
Editor South Norwalk Evening Sentlo
nel:
Having read in your paper several
comments on the proposed changing
of site for the‘new Hospital, it seems
a little peculiar that there has been no
mention at any time by the appointed
building committee concerning the pos-
sibilities of the present site lor the
new structure. Being in your city yes
acme oi the members of that commit-
tee regarding the new building. lgath-
ered some very interesting facts which
appeal to me and I believe will be or
interest to the public and the contri-
butors or the new Hospital fund. i!
learned that it was under consideration
by the committee to erect a unit struc-
ture. fire p; 001' sanitary. ‘ up- -to-date.
modern equipped. three stories with
basement. that would care for forty
beds. "The structure to be so built that
added units could be annexed at either
in partnership with the late Smith
Northrup. has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States District
court. showing liabilities of $3, 223 and
assets of $200 on book accounts. barr-g
ed by the statute of limitations, and all
worthless.
HESITATEll
_ We guarantee to teach anyone how
“to dance weTi for $5 or refund your
money. We keep teaching you until.
you learn.
POLLEY ’8
Private Dancing School
- ‘7 MONROE BTREET
(Near R. R. station.)
Privacy assured. Join now.» i .
r . o
-Furs for AChrlstlnas-
The LitAtlé Shop
MUFFS and NECKPIECES
Strictly New—:lliéh Grade
Fursia Latest Models". ' .
5 be' retained for use in ease of emergen-
‘cy which might overcrowd the new _
building. With nearly three acres or
Tel.1413-2 ,
end without interfering with the first
unit. This plan would provide for in-
' ture needs as they arise. The building
‘to be placed my feet or more back
<from the sidewalk. A steam heating
plant installed that would take care or
both the new building and the old hos-
pital. and estimated that the cost to
run it-fiould even be less than it costs
now to heatthe present ”building. The
‘old building to be retained for the pres-
ent and used for the nurses' home.
thereby saving nearly $500 per year
that is 'nowpald for rentals. Also. the
wards in the present Hoapita‘i ‘could
lland'hav‘ing a frontage on two. streets
of over-Tour hundréditeet, situated on
an elevation over one hundred feet
above tide water. it Would appear that
there is no reasonable reason for any
change oi‘ site. especially when the
building committee have faith that the
entire work can be done within the
amount 01‘ moneydhat has been raised
A change in the site of the Hospital
simply means sacrificing seventy-live
per cent. of the assets that has taken
a score of years to accumulate. The
Hospital should be built for the pa-
tients and not for an exhibition plant.
. - WESTPORT: '
‘ ' M.‘Z.. South Nor-walk. Conn.
a
515 to 520000
forts and refinement.
nine merit,
price.
"things for the children.
nilurc,
Illa.
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~ADVE~RTISED LETTERS. ,
W
South Norwaik.
" lialror‘ Berg: .
Frank Boown. Knob Club.
I“ ' a . ..
‘."‘Mrs John Greene.‘ 1? Cottage St.
H H. Horton. '
Sun Penn
F. C. Robinson. 1
Mrs. 'l‘. P Vent. 5 Morgan Ave.
Waverly Supply Co.
ANDREW LEARY. P. M.
. ‘ Nor-walk.
Brown. Bent. Rep.
Csul, Chas. 11.. Rep.
Eddy. Rev. A. L.
-il‘eeney. MissVCnssie. 174 Prospect
place.
Forster. Geo
Martin. E. J.
Smith. Mrs. G. w. V.
Stevens. Mrs W F.. Box 125
E. S ADAMS. P. \i.
A romance of theatrical and olllcial
life became known in Meriden on Mon-'
day when the marriage 0! Miss lzetta
Jewell Kenney. known on the stage
as Miss lzetta Jewell; to Representa-
tive William G. Brown. Jr.. of the Sec-
ond Congressional District, 0! West
Virginia. was announced: The wed-
ding on Saturday. took place lathe
Belvidere Hotel, at Baltimore. Md. The
bride. who has made her home in
Washington for several years. having
puny at Poli's Theatre in that city, is
a niece of the Misses Kenney, oi :Merl-
den. and. has been a frequent visitor
in that town. Rlepresentative Brown.
who is a banker in Kingswood. W. Va...
has, served in. two terms in Congress
and was re-elected in November. Con-
greasmanand Mrs. Brown will make
their home at the Congress Hall Hotel.
at the National Capital. ,
cf _ _,.
The People’s Trust
‘ '“.‘Gompany.
Announces it
f WILL as open
eArunoav ‘zvaumss Faou
. 1: so TO 9: so 1:. M.. 1
poems THE HOLIDAY seA. ,
7 son -
to provide means of safety lor’
the proceeds of the day's bush
seas. .
it will ‘be glad to receive iv
funds of any of the merchants.
' giving, a »’ negotiable voucher
' 5 mike change. or
the whole Year
Round
if the selection of your Xmas Gifts has become a
mental as well as a physical burden.
from store to store bewildered by the never‘endingdis-
play of things unsuited to happy gift purposes. You have
forgotten that the spirit of .Xmas is of fireside origin.
\i' c lmxc assclnblcd in our four large floors those im—
portant accessories that' are so important to home com—
You will find here gifts of gen-
distinctivcin character and reasonable '
is’a wonderland replete with hosts of delightful
Of special interest to the little
girls arc Dolls of every size and description, Dull Fur-
'l‘ca Sets, Trunks, Games, 131ml.
. 'l‘hc lilcctricai and Mechanical Trains,
\7t'l0cipt‘ilcs‘. Hand Cars, Sleds, “Humps, Guns, Boats,
will surely interest the boys.
A. J. Collins ‘ Co.
Mrs. Adelia Dickensr 14.9. SouthMainl'
“it .
' MisuKatherynR'ohe-Mailoy. ‘ l 1 . .
been leading woman in» the stock oom- .
Ye Christmas Shopes
Attention
to the Prizes hi all our Show-windows to be awarded
before Christmas. ~
55. 00 WATERMAN IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN
given to the customer guessing nearest to the length of ribbon displayed with this pun in
our window. A guess \‘illli cach 50c purchase. - .~ ~
Coutcst opens today at 3 oclock and continues until goclock \r‘icdnqsdai, lhlgmbcn
23rd. ‘ .. .
Mr. M. H. Nutti11g.lucal manager of the Southern \cu England jlclcl1lrt111c (0, will
measure the ribbon for 11.5 at, 9 o clock that evening (23. 1
LARGE DOLL-——-MECHANICAL BOAT
LARGE PLATINUM PRINT PICTURE
given to the girl, the boy and adult returning largest numbcl of 11111210.,- coupons before
Saturdax,Dcccml1er 19th. . > * ,,
Contest opens Monday, 8 A. M
WILLIAM P. "BEERS, ”OWN TOWN
STORE
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
that lasts
If you wander
ii .
in
play-
l people's Trust Company on its co- the opening or Toyiand at‘Min ’!
inoperative spirit. l day ,
Matchless variety and value are to For ransom rugs and all kinds .
be found at the Boston Store, See furniture, 20 t0 the Sterling Fumi
adv. Co, ,. ,.
A fine assortment of men‘s neck- Note the special ””095 “POW
wear a... Reed’s. the adv. or the East ladia Tea Co.
day.
Complete outfits for the college man
at Rogers and Stevens, Books for Christmas gifts at ‘
. Bee adv,
Beautiful handkerchiefs at .l. l. Mal- Read Cutbill s adv for 01:10“
lette's. . see adv, fresh llBll ‘
Read Dickerman's adv.
mas suggestions. ‘ “
Don't fall to take the' children to
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Points for Sentinel Reader: to Con-
sider When Out Shopping.
During the holiday season the Peo-
ple's Trust Company will be open Sat-
urday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.
111., for the accommodation of the
:mercbauts and public. Alive to the
ineeds of the business men at this sea-
son, this enterprising institution is
quick to meet ’the issue. and take an
initiative which will be greatly appre-
ciated. We heartily congratulate The
A utomobilcs,
for Christ-
Advertisemcnts in The “e
incl bring the best results. ,
0le Toy Department will be found a wonderland, of l . f .
never ending interest {or the little boy and girl with I
its host of novelties gathered from the foremost. toy centers
of the world. in most diversified assortments that are now
at their best for Christmas selection.
Everything um a girl could wish for will be found in ‘
great profusion. from the smallest Kewpie Doll to the
'handsomcsl French Dressed Dolls. together with the .
necessary doll clothing. furniture. houses. clothing. [ream-v
bulaiors. games, books. etc, at inviting prices.
The boys will take, keen delight in the Electric Trains
Steam Tova and Juvenile Automobiles that have electric;
« lights. horns. gear shifts and brakes just like a real auto-
mobile, to Say nothing of the large water tank where all
kinds of Mechanical Boats and other water toys are being
demonstrated daily. A
lint-optimal! Priceinducements for“ Holiday.
N0. ].~chpics, -
Value 75c
No. 2—Reed Pullmans, $9 75
.l' nluc. $12.00
No. 3~Moving Picture Ma-
chine. at $5.00 anuc$8.75
N0. 4~~Mechanicai Walking
Cat. at $55.00 Value $7.50
”No. 5-Skin Saddle Horses,
~-~ at $3.50 Value $5.00
No. 6~Vel0cipedes,
$4.15. 4.65, 5.15
Values $4.65, 5.15 and'sos
No.;13.—.—-“Kaihe Krusc” Dolls,
at 500 No. 7—Toy Pianos," at $3.75
, Value $5.00 _ .
Nb. 8—Juvenile Autos. $5.75
_Value $6. 75
No. 9—Five Coin Register , ‘
Banks, at 750 Value $1.00 .
No. 10~Walkinn t,Dogs, 01. 25
Value $1. 85
No. llelaokboards. at 750
Value $1. 25
N0. I'Z—Doll Pcrambulators,
at 153.75" _Va1ue$4.50, _ ,. . q
Value $10.00, at $7.50 .5; ’r. . A '
Storm Brothers .
r 21 . , . ,
and and ’Idu! bh-eeis. ll est of Fifth Avenue, New I'orl' , f...
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