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Q" stationery Store, :0 So. Main St
Hot-Josef»
GOODS
' A new surely is whats; as
pat-d and Racy Articles, for Christ-
ily, as well as'your cousin. uncles.
aunts and your many friends,
E. K. Banks
I MAHABKEMO Horst. BLOCK.
sous-n WALK. ,
fig“.—
Cooking Recipes
In All Forms
' Card system form sell at $1. 00
and $1.40; in book form, 81.15 and
$1.25.
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1 WEATHER FORECAST
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I For Norwslk and vicinity: Fair andI
continued cold tonight and Wednesc
slay.
1: A. long- ridge ct high pressure ex-
tending from Montana thm
to Georgia is causlng' a severe cold
move in nearly alhdistrlets. newton-1
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Pennsylvania and asfsr. south as JKenI
it is unusually: sold. in theI
luck!
sonthsrn titanium. it. wanna
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WM. P. BEERS
. 5.5 South mnem-
REBUILT TYPEWRITERO—L. C
Smith. Underwood
nominates. all other
mites. sold. wilted
repaired. Rentals, 8:
per month. Machines
sold at 86 W month .
' JAS. DONNELLY. I
is South Main Street. loath Net-walk ;
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GINGER"?
for the McEnelly' s ”Singing Orchestra.;
Wednesday.‘Déé {‘16. Another big tilue.I
At 7: 45 o'clock this evening there
will be a meeting of St. Hilda‘s Guild; 1
of Trinity M Church Regular
business will b0 mma.
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Bros,
‘ ,Toys! Toys! Btluermsni
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lger rihifl m
oruinrin Medium It“ Wfisili 314* “I” 0mg“ 0m _a .13er
.ew Haven. Pleasant weather pre
veils genoraliy ‘ifn “ill disuicta‘oaiit oi’
the Rocky. Mountains.
" Conditionpctavor. for this vicinity:
Fair weather: wlth continued low tesn- ,,
persist-e3”.
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VRVEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
l Temperature: Low, 32;i_tigi1,
119.. Fair. ' '
I Judge William F. Tammany is spend
Ing today.in New York city.
1 —Cut Glass; Leather Goods Bril-
germsn Bros.
- um limo Baker. of Attorney Can-
dees office. is enjoying a brief vaca-
lion:
—-Xmas Stationery. Briggerman
Bros. ‘
Oillcers were nominated at the meet? .
ing. lint eVeuing, ot the Cigar Makers’ - -
m‘niéi‘l.
Vmonth.
'Eléctlou will. be held «next
- pal Church will make application tor
perI conges'ejida will be new iii the:
South". mmwehérmv
The men's walk for the comiiig year
will be “Wu " , 2
' Norwaik‘J:
hah’cifiu'menoid the duties of clerk inI
the National Built 62 11mm: snow;
needing William Rider. who has glide
with the Connecticut Company I
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Inseam“. 01:10.1.0
-.-'-AT MISS POLHEMU8’.'
Hand. embroidered linen handksr 2
chiels, 25c and We Jspsness silk
hosiery“ 50c and title 80 Wasllluzton'
street.
‘ A branch oi the Knights of Washing-I
ton will be started in this city alter the
first at the year, at which time the
Young Men‘s Club. of Trinity Episco-
a charter. This was decided upon at
the regular meetingolihe club last
«evening. ’ . '
dealer and undertakenot Main street,
is seventyiour years old today. He is
opposed to making any event of the oc-
casion and his many friends found him
—X.mas Post Chris, 6 or 50. Brig-
german Bros, .
Dog Wilden Thomas F. Walsh to-V
day is investigating the matter of Her-
ace J. Lewis. street foreman. being at-
tacked by a dog in front of Raymond
113m). coal yard. on Water. strgehyes-
Jews!
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1 ~Xmas Booklets. Briggermau Bros. I John Cooney and James Torry. both! terhouse had made negotiations to aim
HESITATEII ' -
We. guarantee to teen anyone how
to dance wdl ms' ‘6 or refund your
money. We keep team you soil!
N .... POLLEY'S
Private Dancing School
:7 manner. meet
‘ ”(Rear 3. a. steam
Pdvaayassared. Io‘huoy. _
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- -Furs let Christmas-
AT
The Little Shop
MUFFS-nd NECKPIECES
news! ,. I I . .
—-cHsis1-MAs PARCEL oeuvenvI ,
. with right oer. Madden Tel 1533. .
«most at uploaded“ for the greater
.I put of the day moan helped View . ,
seated beside the stove in the store
Iwhe‘n 'th‘e'y extended congratulationsI"
.thls morning. '.~Mr Raymond shows his
years only a trifle and goes to businessI=
'every day.
1 —Open every evening until Christ- I
mas. Glover's.
1
Iof Danbury, were invited to leave town
in short order by Judge Lockwood in
the Town cotut this morning. They
were up on the charge ot- intbxlcationfl
in expalinlng the circumstances the
twodeiendsnts stated that they has
come to Nerwltllt to witness the has-
night. but got sidetracked. It was re-
marked that they enjoyed a highbeli
'g'ame rather than the basketball con-
test:
The city today is in the throes of a
northwest wind. The mercury was
precipitated downward at a rapid rate
1m night and-thereiomelers register
ed 10:: deems share early this morn..-
ing. The streets stood stripped of peo-
ple and Christmas abolish: was sl-
‘ Churches oi- Norwalit met in the lee-
cure-room ol the downtown Baptist -
Church last or
or
ed president. m L Henry. Frank D. g
lections for the emcee of vicepresi-
dent, serretery and terssurer reapec-l
the delegates representing ten diner:
cut church brotherhoods in the city ”
would indicate success for the organ
isstion which is founded» a broad
for further work of importance to the
community.
building of a Y. M. C. A., installation
or public drinking fountains and 'com-
fort- stations will probably be under:
tsken. Through concerted and persis-
tent work the federation will strive
for :rigid law" enforcement: ,wsge war
on vices' and conduct I
paigns in civic departments where
such are needed. .Another worthy ob-
rject will be-the taking up of social
problems; studying ways for improv-
ing the ,man of tomorrow, and this
may result in founding“ a junior repub-
iic.
Federation will consider too large (or
them to grapple with; but everything
will be carefully studied. considered
and mapped out before action is taken.
‘, Every Church Brotherhood in the
greater city is entitled to send two
delegates-to a general convention or
council.
regularly at a central place and- con-
venient time to be later arranged.
V Churches having no men’s ‘ organiza-
!tion, are also entitled to represents--
ltion by two men to be appointed by
I the pastor
Iavenue and Murray street.
1 ,
I3 building lots on Gregory Boulevard.
George H. Raymond. the furniture .
minim-mas wArci-ies llama To
kethall game. at the Armory, Jast -
cold wave that was carried on by or
V V steam-seem
The magmas Brotherhoeds 0: the
g, and peflected its
11. “.3110!” Wfll wt
Austin and H. J. Hipson were the so .
tively. Enthusiasm on the pint of
line 0! social and civic service. _.
Already the Federation has plans
Raising funds for the
reform Jilin-
There is no problem that the
I regular prices
J ACOBY ’ S
Opp. Hoyt's 'i heatre
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for all purposes can now be purch-
ased in South Nora/silt. We have in-.
stalled new member; (or their man—
ufscture. Local
need have this work done out of
town. Patronise home industry. Sat-
isiacticu absolutely guaranteed. Pri-
ces moderate. ‘
7 Railroad Ave.
Ropings and
Wreaths
dealers no longer
Mrs. A? Cuneo“
Phone 31242.
Fancy candles and melt traits.
FOR SALE. -
This convention will meet
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Catherine T. Connor to Fannie
White: lpt and buildings on Quiutsrd
(dues C. \B. “ll-IT.
a-v enue.‘ \V er.‘
i haw reset-“Ni my table:
Will Meet You
The ‘:Royal James Inn
5 New Years Eve
'l‘lu-rc will he an cahuonliuery otttrrtuiumt-ul. including a high
Sl'l‘l’Eli “Hill BE Oi
Youri for the Continuum
Bertie M. Van lloosesr to CharlesI
Bosch: land and buildings on Grum 7°
man avenue. War.
Cora E. Seberry to Francis leiu
gar: lot :ou buildings on Newtowm
Warn
Mary Lamoagelil to Pasquale llaior.
ans: building lot on Bates Courti War.
minis r finish and wile-to Wm. ,- -
ll'. libMahon: lot and buildinxs . Vou
IClay street War.-
in. W30? 1510011111001 to Minute C
Case 9‘ lot and buildingsI on lip Wood-V
ward Vitreous.- “War.
William Enroll to Lana Citron.
laud Fort street and llan‘iord place.
”We:
Dertt C. lluscoe to Harriet 8 Der-
tineétisnd mtclvbuildings op- liickorlr
Biuif. War
Vim-int G. Tito to A. Pegusdio. I
lots on Liarhmton avenue. War.
Frank D. Layton to John H. Light:
Harry w Mather to Lockwood lit!
Company. let endibuildings on Water
street. .~,c:.. . .
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- NQT AN EXPERIMENT.
The Christmas Savings Club is an
experience. not an experiment. It
has proien its genuine value during
the past three years. Hundreds of the
same people have been members at
the Christmas Club each year. and
will join the 1915 Club on Monday, De-
cember’ls. It could have no better
recommendation than this Norwslk
will hava a much merrier Christmas
next week on account of the :85. 000.00
sent. outdo Christmas checks last
week by The South Norwalk Trust
Company The 1915 Club should be a. I
still greater success.
W
, Walterhouse' a restaurant on
Salim:
use rerun of an attachment made yes-
terday by the Heinze Pickle CompanY.
Pings were set-vied y Deputy Sheriff
Indrigan It is probable a secondary
iattaohmeut ,wm be made this .elter-
Inoon or tomorrow morning. Mr. Wai-
his business to Leo Shimmell within
a short time.
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KEEP rAut'rLess TIME
good timepiece by its faithful per-
fol-malice perpetutes pleasant mentor-t
Yea": "
Only the reliable makes carried in
our stock.
u
in street has been closed as 0
the World.-
7 in the 31131wa Department of the
., ' N. E. Ryan 00.. are a host of dainty
" and desirable gifts for that ignorant
tea a! the donor, down through many,
whim llllgln Roakiord, Wuhan. I
' Sleeve Links, Pins. Etc.
96 Washington Street.
0 22 WaliStreet.
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WJTVH OUR ADVERTISERS
Points for Sentinel Reader} to A}:
sitter When Out Shopplnpy ‘VI
Read what Donnelly has to all!
about cooking recipes in today's ad
‘vertls'ement '
fit you here made up your m5
of K. J. Collins (39.. for there you .‘wfil
"’iiud jgilts that will prove moat accefi:
able 'to every member of tilt on:
girth that will with item
life time remembrance. Their toy-
' ‘ nod for the little lollts is sites with
toys. dolls ‘and titties from all over
. ffsej. stir ~
baby now on your Christmas list. ”f:
Mahogany shit: and writing tables.
beautiful and practical at estrus»
adv '
r0... one third 0: regular price at
Jacoby.’ s. ' ,;’_,~,
Useful. practical; sensible Ellis to
her 01 the family at
t-
list it will pay you to visit the store;
infill I ,_ .’
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It always cnnlcs hack to this—You want your gifts first
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting
We offer two first class stocks, comprising jewelry of ev-
ery description, Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets. Lavailicres,
Sterling Silver
' W are carefully selected and at moderate prices.
Colebum and Lauder ‘7
THE TEWE‘L‘ERS. ’
and Silver Plated
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South Nomadic. ..
Norwelk.
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Figs. '
Stores Open Evemngsflntil Christmas.
Year's evéV at the Royal James
Read’liints’s 119v. for specials for
Wedgesday. *
Many things in: the line of holiday
gilts :ior men and boys at Rogers &
Stevgjis. 1. 0
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uArtIQNAL emulsifier: DEFEAT-
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‘ V NGTON, N. n. Dec 14.—An
. 'ot the dehat of national pro-
-bibitiol"x}is given. in a preliminary
i‘ count of the poll made public here. as
follows; The vote in 56 license dis-
tricts gives for nailonsl prohibition
1919.86.03 for national continuance. 290,-
‘ 697.
In twelve . lidkuse districts the
vote n31 national p h Rica is 40.6812,
and (or notional c t
uAncHssreiiI
le‘ S
SOUTH
sf Cbirles 703' "
0d a blue «1th
You will and we ‘0” kc and great The firemen
WI; artistic not: «other miter—I.
IF!» ”I“ ".‘II-I
:tnsobiuesfiI w.
, built: bullied
Prizes to be Awarded this
gixe a dandy large doll
ire.
EC. 23121) we GIVE ’A ‘
to the person guessing nearest to length of ribbpn in window.
A guess with each 50c purchase.
Wm. P. Beers
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‘I Isfdled mthTovaDolisandGames I I
for the little folks, from all} over
the world, are to be here
‘ is. 11301100 Co
Saturday ,
TO THE GIRL returning largest numlur of coupons 1ch
TO THE BOY—A‘ mechanical boat. I
, TO THE ADULT—A large colored platinum print pit:~
All these are on display in our show window.
'We give a coupon with each we purchase;
$5.00 Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Down-town
Store
Christmas
Gifts .
Have You Made Up f;
Your Xmas List?
if so vou‘li find in our large and varried assort-
ment "ins that 11 II piUiL‘ most acceptable to every
member of the family— grits that will carry a life- time
remembrapcet. . \0 other store in ‘Gr'eniér Nor‘waik.
Shbwe the enormous Votes}; of popular \mVas suggestions. ‘
at economicalpriccs _ ~ 0
Your Attention--
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILJTYV . . V
EXCELLENT FACILITIES "
PROMPT AND cousreoue ssnvicE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day.
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK. 7 I .‘
Fairlield County National Bank
Vance. 36.711. ,
Fresh Shoulders .. 14¢ , Everything in Fresh Vege; ;.
.- Small PorkrmLoin ‘. .;. . 16¢ tables.’
‘Side Pork 15¢ Pigs’ Knuckles and Sour
Pure Lard . . 14¢ Kraut. ,
0 " FANCY CHRISTMAS TREES AND WREATHS:
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2
Small Fresh Hams .. 13¢ Native Chickens .24¢ ,
t"0.-were‘ ruined ;
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