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.W “- W M The HATCH cs. BAILEY co.
Quinlan-flown!!!“ only what 1- m to m '
--hmtensueemhm post—no more. We want your ;‘
»mh‘-M nun-chm
we would the the iirstIsrdor.
mmmmmmumhmqmmu:
The Hatch & naileyCompany-
. W-ramwam 1°
there. 'l'helosslsilgued, stabont
emanates MARKET
Telephone 583-2
use! runners W‘.
..28¢1
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b.
HOME DRESSED ROASI‘ING CHICKENS . 24¢
Small Pork Loins . . . 16¢
Native Ducks 28¢
Small Fresh Hams .. 16¢
Side Pork, corned or fresh
15¢
EverydunginFruitsandl/egetehks.
FANCY CHRISTAMS '1‘
REES AND WREATHS.
RRIS COAL
COMPANY.
’ ”&
Frederick Phillip Btshell. 0! Spring
street. has entered Columbia Univer-
sity, New York. where he will take the
"Highway urgineering Course "
Stabeil for some time has been em- during the day.
ployed by Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt.
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George Hussey. of this city. Satur-
day begged Sergeant Thomas heather-
Iand to lock him up. Mr. Rooney need-
ed the attention of Dr. D. E. Sullivani
“He was discharged
this morning by Judge Lockwood.
Stern Blihjrs
42nd and 43rd Streets, W es! of F ifih Avenue, New York.
I
Mahogany Smokers’ Stands,
Regularly $6.60, at $5.00
Mahogany ll uruidor and
Smoking Stand, at $22.50
Regularly $30.00
Mahogany GattI .eg 'lables,
Regularly $2 '2. 50, $16. 50
. Mahogany Library 'l‘ablcs,
, Regularly $35.00, $28.50
Mahogany 'l‘ray with
inlaid top,
Iiilaid Mahogany Music
Cabinets, ..
at $12.75
Regularly $23.00
at $3.00
Mahogany Nest of Tables
(as illustrated), at $14.75
Chairs and Rockers (as il-
lustrated) Adams design,
liegularly $22.50, $16.50
Mahogany Secretaries.
lattice doors, at $38.00
Arm Chairs and Rockers, in
fumed. oak, with leather
seats and bucks, at $18.50
. Regularly $28.50
(ircen llaine
Card Tables. at $1.50
Mahogany Muffin Stands.
« scooped tops, at $6.00
Mahogany Bookcases.
adjustable shelves, $35.00
Artistic and Practical Furniture
Appropriate for Holiday Gifts
lLL be offelcd to-morrnow at exceptional price inducements. of Wllltll the
iollowing are noteworthy examples:
Martha Washington Work
Table, solid mahogany,
Regularly $17.00, $12.00
Fern Stands. of mahogany,
zinc lined, at $16.50
Regularly $20. 00
Mahogany Book Blorks,
in an excellent 1arlety
of (11 signs, $3. 25 to 10.00
Solid Mahogany Clock, im‘
ported movement; strikes
hour and half hour on tubu-
lar chime, at $65.00
Regularly $100.00
Mahogany Tea Wagons.
removable tray, at: $13. 75
Regularly $18. 75
Sn
2ft.6to-.ift1tidcb1 l
.I
_","I6 by 911
. ‘ Regularly $86; 75
Soft Silky Serebends, Moussouls. lrans.
Average size '1» ft. by 6 ft.“6; formerly $27. 50 to $45 .00, at,
Kirmanshah, Sarouk and Royal Rash-.111 Rugs.
[TABLE for Holiday Presents, will be featured to-morrow,
medium and large. sizes, at extraordinarily low prices.
Foreghaus 11nd Kurdistans,
11. to 6 ft. 6 long. at $25. 00,
Formerly $89. 75 to 875. 00
Chinese Effects, in soft blue, rose, tan and brown.
from 5 ft. 10 to 10 ft. wide by 8 it. 9 to 16 it‘long, . .
168 Room Size Rugs, 6 to 10 ft. wide by 10to 17 it long, at
Values $10." . .00 to 650.00
8“. 3.110116, 342.00
Regularly $54. 00
Oriental and American Rugs. , fl .. -
in small,
117. so, 24. 75, 29. so
39. 75, 49. 50 to 188. 00
$85.00 to 295.00
360.00 .10 385.00
of
We will also otter Ito-unorrow, 'a,special purchase of
.» American Wilton Bugs
at $28. 25
1
9 by 1211.111 345,00
Regularly $60.00
We desire to announce that we are making more extensive preparations ,
than in previous years, for our usual
,. Annual January Sales of
[Household and Decorative Linens, .
Muslim Sheets arid Pilldw Cases,
Women s Lingerie. and Blouses ;
Details of these important events, which .wiil commence on Jantinry 41h,
1915, will be announced I
ates-w
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\ II the chancel.
WI"!!! '
Fire starting from an oxides-terrain .
ed source. destroyed 11‘s shed in 1:91:11 ‘
ottile Dresden Lace Warts in Wind»
119.111 and did damage to the stone” ‘
HOME DE. “.1914. .1
cusherottl‘ecitrwhlawssstored .
‘50- Themnoceuarytoputthe
crusherin shape will get he v0?!
oaatiy'. Mion‘ottimher’ls the
heaviestttem. Thenepefioseoom-
. City was: Ohm was seen
this morning in regard to the blue,
and he said that the fireman had but
on coal in the boiler at about 1 o'clock, I
yesterday alteration and around ab ‘
o'clock wqi’t back and 'hfltked the
coals for the night. The tire was dis- --
covered two hours-later. and Sharron fZ
thinks that It is of suspicious origin.
sum: com 111111: .
11111111161 or 111111 ;-‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21—111.: is... .1
promo court today reversed the reiu- Ll ‘
sal oi the Federal court in New Hamp- 'j
shire to extradite HarryI K. Thaw to ~-
New York. II
The client of today's decision is to ‘1
cause the extradition of Thaw from "
New Hampshire at once. H
at low prices.
251‘, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
8T, PAUL'S GIRLS’ CHOIR. i
LADIES’ FUR OOATS‘, MUFFS AND SCARFS
All the most wanted pelts fashioned in the latest modes, including many Children’s Fur Sets
IMPORTED CHINA AND CUT GLASS.
A brilliant display in the basement, including special bargain tables containing collections at
COPYRIGRT FICTION BEAUTIFULLY BOUND 45¢,
llaaltlkerclliels and Storm 8
A splendid stock packed in fancy boxes for men, 110<
MIN children that will fully meet all the require-
ment forthme standard gifts. ‘
Give an Umbrella
We have them in many styles of handles for 111111.,
and gentlemen, from the best Dollar Umbrella made, up
to the Five Dollar.
A nice line oi Children’s Umbrellas .
and Rain Capes. 2;
The Girls' Choir, of St. Paul's} .,
Church, has about twenty mémbers, I
and has been training diligently un- i’
der the direction of Mr Lyon Christ 'Polnts for Sentinel Readers to Con~
mas tide will see this auxiliary choir, Iider WM" Out SMPPIIW.
at the Churth services. it will, oil Wm P Beers' losing out sale has
WITH OUR ADVENTISERS.
the regular choir which by the way, necessary for him to replenish his
Is doing very good work, under its sto1k with such things as writing pa-
1new master, nor will It be seated in per, Christmas cards and toys in
lechool music, and, we hope, he‘s great during the holidays. These goods
aid to congregational singing.
members of the Woman's ’Ouild have; prices just the same
made all the vestments for the new; A dividend to depositors at
Icloalts and white caps. and are at clared by the directors oi the South
to say. they tho also done 011 work be entered on pass books and paid on
in prodlvlng clothing for the children . and alter January 11,1915.
of those unfortunate people of Bob; We wish to call your attention to
glum, who have been so desiltuted bl'%l)onnelly's adv. today. no sure and
the great war on the other side of the ,I read 11_
ocean. | it having any trouble with your
levee. let 'l‘hamer examine them and
I111 you with glasses
Road the Sanitary Market adv tor
special prices on turkeys
Slippers. a very attractive line at
Conneelly d; Brackenhs
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.4010: IN THIS 01;:
items made pies. livered.
Squires. 22 North Main St. Phone 435.I
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a_t Lnne' s.
Miccano is an ideal Christmas giit
for boys. For sale by William P.
Beers.
Many Christmas gitts tor the chil-
dren can be round at Briggermnn's
lToy Land.
The City National Bankhas new the
public‘s confidence is this not sut-
IIflclent reason for you to favor them
with your account? -
For useiul articles for Xmas gifts
so to Dickerruan's.
Slippers, boots and shoes for the
Boys’ Mackinaws,
Boys’ Suits and Balms-I
canes, . ‘
At Very Reasonable Price. I
GOTTLLEB’S
,,.. ~37 and 510 ”Suite. .5
11 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk. II
vI
W whole family at Glover's.
, ~~1 A Christmas grovery coupon that
‘ ' will entitle you to extra stamps, ap-
mismasophcalcoods pearetn the adv. oi.‘ the Great A. 81 P.
Pocket Magnifiers ...... , ..... .25c up Tea Co. today. -Be sure to cut it out
Reading Glasses .. ............501: up and take advantage oi the offer.
Auto Goggles ............ 25¢. 51. 82 up '
—-.MADE IN THIS CITY.
Home , made pies. Delivered.
Squires. 22 North Main St. Phone 435.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Death of rBadford Yale.
Bradford Yale died at his home in
Nickel Spectacles or Eyeglasses. 01.25
Gold-filled Eyeglasses or Spectacles
. . . . . . . .. .0275
Eyeglasses Fitted 451: up
Eyeglass and Spectacle Cases.10c to $1
Thermometers—~11.“ kinds. (.351: up
STAMPS ON ALL REPAIR WOR‘K.
Brooklyn. N. Y.. Thursday evening, at-
CilI'lSIlllaS Clocks ter a year's illness with heart disease.
Desk Clocks 3160 to 35 Mr. Yale had many acquaintances in
.~-.-.-....-.-‘.
Automobile Clocks $3 up was the first 5 and 10 cent store in
All Brands Clocks have boon tested the city. Funeral services were held
and found accurate. in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon.
REMEMBER ,1.
s. a H. ritaomo cranes elven. Dr- Géérsé G Hitchoéck-
CHAS BRANB Dr. George G. Hitchcock. died yes-
terday at his home in South Hadley
Fails Mass. was was stricken .Wednes-
RELIABLE WATCHMAKERr
JEWELERI AND 0PTICIAN.,- I
l
tlents. He is survived by a wire and
day, December 16.— with apoplexy.
‘33 W‘NIIW" “M 3““ Nomlk two daughters, Mrs John M James,
while leaving his home to attend pa~
GREEN TRADING STIAMPO GIVEN.
" very well known locally
ANOTHER NEW one.
DeKLYN’S TATO BREAD
10 OENTS PEN LOAF.
111.1. oaocsne. _ . ,
Give 111.1111! and you. will ask Iior it min.
In: , LYN’S
21 team omit ‘1 . NORWALKJIONN.
lv
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course in no sense. take the place 0! proven so successful that it has been .'
it will lead the Sunday order to keep up a good assortment ‘
The howe1er, will be marked at bargain .,
the
choir of girls, consisting of long red usual rate of four per cent. was de- i ’
iwork upon new vestments for the reg- Norwalk Savings Bank at a meeting: ‘ ’
ular choir of men and boys. Needless held this morning This dividend will -
Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTSI Candy in fancy boxes, at low prices, ‘
“Shelf Clocks ........... $4 to 012 South Norwalk, having been associat-
Wail Clocks . . ......... 33,50 to $16.50 ed with C. ’W. Park Go" now Wool-
. Alarm Clocks. ...'..31 to $10 worth's, on Web! 11 street. Theirs .
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' I: present.
Sizes from 8 to 17
Strictly All W00l lloats.
Prices 1."... $5.00 to $12.00
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Fresh Killed Turkeys
CAREFUL ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE SELECTION
OF OUR STOCK 0F TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS.
order Your Turkey Early
EVERY BIRD GUARANTEEDTO BE FRESH KILLED.
FOREQUARTER8 LAMB ......... ....... ..... 10c POUND
RIB LAMB CHOPS i........... ...... 15c POUND
LOIN LAMB CHOPS .... 22c POUND
.Sweei Flordia Oranges 15c doz.
.VeryIFancy Cal. Navels .715; doz.
(t
Beers Meat 1. ProvisionCo. ‘
‘ I6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
. Sandman: .- . I Norwalk
and Mrs. Arthur 3. 11mm, who are '
Schultz’ s Sanitary Markets
Fancy Turkeys 22- 301: lb.
Ducks Grape Fruit,
Geese Oranges .
Roasting Chickens Mixed -' Nuts
‘ ises oi! Edward Howlsy,
Cranberries : CW MSW
OHWKEN THIEVEB ACTIVE Turks Island and Santiago. Cuba.
_ Chicken thieves visited the prc'm- stranded on North onions Island, on
I6 Center the night or December 19. and probe-
atreet. last evening. and stole three lily will be a total less. one Was car- ,
chickens. The matter has been re.- r-y‘ihg a general cargo, which is noWI
ported to the.- police department being solved. The members o! the
- r, of dud—W ‘ crew or the Anita were taken or! In
floaweotan "37111111211 ANITA the safetr. ~ .
OTRANDED ‘ ' ' '
TURKS ISLAND, Dec. 21 .--Tho The regularweekly meeting oi Doug-
Norwegian steamsr Anitt, 1114 tons. lea Fowler Post. G. A. 3.; will be held
train Halifax (in Jamaica by way ob Ithls evening.
Norwalk Chronicler