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HONDA?
GOODS
A bountiful cumin Wan-in; AD-
)arei and M Articles, for Christ;
ms. Gifts to plane the whale tam-
liy. as well as your doubts. moles,
punts and your many mas.
E. K. Banks
1 MAHAGKEMQ HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NWM.1
956115111“
3’... Leirnto Build f1
Teaches Construction “ ‘ ' “
The great. Christmas gift for
large and small hos
Sets from ----- ‘ -5- g1 00 to from
WM. P. ,BEERS
Downtown Star;
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“NET TYPIWIITERS—L. (1'
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all otha'
makes. sold. rented
' repaired Rentals. 8:
fiber month. ,mfly
sold at 86 per month
JAB. DONNELLY. f
16 South Main street. South Nomaill
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Latest
1 Fiction
Books
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1 Large Assortment. A wonderful than, everyone has heard of him, and his mar—
, 1 i ‘ velous inventions 'et stran c to sat there are so le who will
I 43¢ EACH' 1 ”‘ ”’t not helieie that lie )has 11erf§ted tlieyfinest musicgl iiistrument in
the world (The Edison Diamond Dsk Phodograph) until they
have heard it, then how surprised they are at the beautiful full
' tone, so natural that it seems as though the artists themselves are
right ill the room. -
1 "Health omcer W. J. Tracey has
lifted the quamntlne on the home of
Thomas Garvey, on Lowsdea avenue,1
D 0 N N E L L Y’ S ,
the little son having recovered from;
It always comes back to tllis~You want your giits first
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting.
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V Sheer, etc, at Stephen Novak's.
Bailroad Place.
' V '12 Dancing ‘ Lessons
Stationery SW34 ‘5 50- Main St- Van attack of scarlet fever
i WEATHER FORECAST The annual meeting of the directors
of the Nora-all: Branch of the Needle-
l For “I'm" and “cm“? “I“ 1°“ work Guild. of America. scheduled to
hight and Wednesday; colder tonight. he held yesterday afternoon at the
H19 storm which passed over this home or Mrs Malta 3mm" ,39 Elm-
wicinily yesterday, is new central wood avenue, was instituted hecatise
over the maritime provinces. it is of the stormy weathdr. 1.“er meeting
loliowed by an area or high pressure
lwhich is producing pleasant weather Smiths residence 1‘ 1-
’esst ot‘ the Mississippi River. The‘V __'__ ‘ "
temperatures are low 01 or the central 1_ml“ “‘9‘" Hats. O’Btlel'!
districts. Zero temperatures were re-' ;. ‘1. 5
5’0”“ from "'9 Upper MISSISSIDDI The regular meetlhg of Progressive
Nailey and western portion of the' Forum, No. 1. Fraternal. Forum I038:
Lake region. and freezing lempera-' ue. was- held last evening. 8
“"es were reported as t" south as nomination of oilicers was hell], the
Georgia.
Conditions favor for this vicinity: 1its?",zkm‘ofihfinnzfmg?mo:
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Fair weather with lower temperature January 4. 1915. The second analyse-4»
tonight isary or Forum League will he observ-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO'ed' in fitting _at.yle on February 311. No
definite plans as yet have been formu-
lated for its observance.
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50. Rain.
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CHRISTMAS DAY SENTINEL. 'Beers' to select -.from
. The Sentinel will he published as 11'
morning paper on Christmas Day. next
Friday.
The new and attractive pool room
:0! Harry I. Cornen and August Room
.in the Palace Theatre block. on North
—V0nr Christmas writing paper as- l Main street, was opened today. It was
eortment has been the talk of the expected to open the room yesterday,
town. Beers‘. but the formal opening was not until
this noon. Prosperity will surely
Next Monday evening a committee‘smne on the proprietors of so hand-
bf local plumbers will confer with the? some a pool parlor. Work on the bull-
building inspectorto go over proposed ms alloys, in the new Pennington
changes to the building ordina11ce.iblock across the hall from the pool
ghig 5““ng in the ofiice 0‘ Corpora-lmom' is progressing, and the alleys
3‘0“ WWW W- F- Tammany radical will soon be thrown open to the public.
changes to the ordinance will be con-
sidered by the building committee, the!
building inspector and corporation
Counsel: , -
—llat Brushes. O'Brien's.
9 —Jewelry at “Popular Prices," see
Ferris. 78 Washington St., upstairs.
“Bargains we have in everything
at Win. P. lleers'. Downtown. '
The following permits for 'electrlc
{wiring were issued today by the build-
——"T11e Master Creeksman," 11 won-
derful detective mystery opens the 1
feature program at The Glut) today. iwire for the lighting of Christmas
1trees for the Bnrdicll lunch wagon, on
South Main street. Four permits were
received by Herman -Cilique. They
were for" the wiring of the residence or
Andro Bakes, on Deerfleid street:
Robert Alexander, on Raymond street,
Joseph Beres, on 77 South Main street,
and Stephen Kiss, on Lexington ave-
hue.
Joseph DeMato, John ARCS and 1105-!
.'eph Bartoclr. three youths of the
Bpringwood district, about midnight
last evening met Mrs. Marie Rudolph,
colored. in the depot yard. Shortly ar-
lter she notified the police" that the
young men surrounded her, but she
escaped. Officers John H. Smith and
Wallace R. Sammie rounded the three
offenders up on Mrs. Rudolph’s com-
plaint. 'Beiore Judge Lockwood, this
morning. Joseph Del/into and John
lAkos each were lined $5, and Joseph
Bartock. who claimed he tried to pro-
tool the woman, Was'acquitted.
—-Look at O'Brien's before you buy
your Xmas present,
\
JDo you like detectiiie'etories See
six reels of mystery in "The Master
Crocksman" teday at The Club. ‘9
o—FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
' Buy' your wines, cordials, bottled
45
Emcient and courteous is the way
Jn which Elmer Thompson, secretary
characterized the serviceiot the' Nor-
, walk police officials in hhiidling the re-
~~ cent in... Harvard 105111.11 game trai-
ilc. older at Police William rhea-1-
nington received a let I' from Mr.
Thompson this morn 1:. 1
Phone 1621-2.
. comment Was the tact that Chief»! Po
lice. Pennington 111111 01313111 w. no.
es: tel-1n. starts Jupiter, 4.
" ‘ ‘ sin-dds patrolled the small: "101119 in
Pullers 7
is in session this altrenooll lat hire. .
41111121111111. ‘Ideal Fohntuin Pens i
Anything more useful? Large line atl
in: department: To Enoch Silver, in
of the Automobile Club of America. V‘
Another .
feature that- attracted considerable ‘
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FAST Flt “Tiff midi: 10 NEW
YORK AND 70 ALL POINTS IN'
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
.Throuh car service to all important 1
interior points, making connections‘
With daily through care to the follow
his points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den- 1
var indlanapolis. Kansas City, touts»i
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St»
[outs and Salt Lake City ll‘rellihtI
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New:
York (foot or Oaths-ins 80.;an
day except. smiley at 3 11.111. Freight
received at Norwalk In to 5 p. in. andi
at South N all up to 5: 3.0
ms «3‘11 111:“ creations
" 11 J. Smith. um.
:W 1 a. general; Agent
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The regular weekly rehearsal otthe
Norwalk Symphony orchestra will *be
held this evening at the High school
auditorium.
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Don‘t make the mistake of buying some other machine
then hearing the Edison. [FEAR it first.
your favorite music at anv time you call, and he want you to feel
Illilt you lare welcome. 3
Fdison records 011 an EDISON produces the most natur-
al and sWeetest tone and The ED‘ISON machine will play Vic—
tor or Columbia records with as good results as though they were
played on any other machine
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creamer—sue sex or 1111.3;~ ‘V
The Peoples TruSt Co.
0i intend to
You can now cook with Gas 11111 on the DINING RO0M TABLE,
or in any place Where there is a Gas let available.
KIWI
\Ve will clleriully play
let us prove it.
The A. J. Angevine 8. Son Company
134-135 WASHINGTON STREET
30NDS oi THRIFT
It you do not 1111011 111111! the BONDS OF THRIFT are,
telephone: 4k. 01' drop us a card and our representatiw will
1an and explain them.
“my Pay iper cent. interest
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Washington 81..
South Nor-walk.
V (lupirumh ll.hl\'l£l§G.V. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
srAnr'koun 113111) roiz NEXT cunterAsV byf
subsenhluflnr your Bond before January 1, 1915
AT MW‘PER YEAR .
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'“f’e‘fi '1 n” ..-."u".’- u’- {fir-":9;
very User 0i Gas
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A set oi Gas Table Appliancese Stove, Coiiec Percolator, Toast-
er, Chilling Dish, etc. ”can now be purchased that will make
light housekeeping a ioy
Aluminum appliance oi dainty design, handsomely finished in
pickle. Attached to the Gas Jet by a light flexible pickled
lube no bigger than all electric cord. Not bulky or clumsy,
but neat and compact.
Sold by the set or by the individual piece. The prices are sur-
prisingly reasonable. See illelll at bar South Norwalll 0Iiice.
An Ideal Christmas Gift
- 1 11m reserved my table.
We offer two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of ev-
ery description, Diamonds, \\ atehes Bracelets, Lavallierel,
Sleeve'Links, Pins, Etc Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
Ware carefully selected and at moderate prices. '
Coleburn and Lauder
THE JEWELERS. '
‘ 96 Washington Sr cet. South Norwalk.
1: Wall Stre-ft 'Norwalk.
Ups-11 Evenings Until Christmas.
::-~.~:Your Attentionfii“
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY ;'. .1
EXCELLENT FACILITIES " “ f: i”.
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE.
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day. W.- Mu 111931311513“
THE omesr BANK 111 NORWALK.&%KMV
Fairfield County National Bank,
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W111 Meet You
The Royal James Inn
New Years Eve
There. Will be an cxtrlwrilinary entertainment, including a high
class mum. SUPPER “1m. BE :1. ~
Your-s tor the Celebration .
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The City N ational'BankV 51'
Public Confidence .-
Public confidence. in the integrity or this Bank has made jmsiblo' '
the splendid growth or its business.
Proof of the. superiority ol‘ our methods is the (loss of people who-
opinion: 0! them.
Relying alone on the merit and honesty oi“ our service, we ask IL
this is not stimulant rimson for you to favor 115 with your account?
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Every Piece oi FURNITURE
all:
Furniture ,
Given tor a Christmas Gilt is
Sure to be Appreciated.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS: .
[Morris Chairs, - - $2. 50 Up _‘
Rockers, - - -' on lip
Music Cabinets, $5. 50 and lip
Gas or Electric Domes?
Gas or Electric Lamps
and
nuns
llool Cases
China Closets
Turkish Rockers V _ Jardinle‘r Stands"
Telephone Tables Shirt Waist Boxes
Bullets Pictures ‘
LARGE LINE OF
. TOYS» ‘
Better Get That" .
Hoosier Kitchen .
Cabinet
GIFTS,
for V
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mantis
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