Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 22, 1914 · page 7

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KIWS FANCY m
0? CANDY AT

LOW PRICES

KIBBV’B PEANUT
alum:

. alum m film
000%,?“ All.
COFFEE. in 60'.

BE CREAM All)
BAKE 00008

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C my colors

1 Large variety of attractive

packages for Xmas Gifts.

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, amour-man arenas “MORE.

BAH DIEGO. Oat, Dee. 21~An na-

Codro islands, two hundred miles
”Miro! here, urn-close advices re
ported early toda . K
The steamer AW, at tho
American-Hawaiian Una. reported
that she was standing bi.

 

 

 
 

Mrs. Joseph L Guilt. dud! SL,‘
has been visiting in New Tilt.

—~l.adies' andchlflrn’l lUt Ill]!-
pers. Glover's.

 

The American Band will hold a re-
hearsal tonight at the I“ in Water
street. '

"~Hanan & Son. Ratato- and Elite
shoes for men. Glee-fl.

 

" Harry. O'Brien, of Newaltlu. 1,, has

been visiting at his hm «- Wt ‘

Terrace, .-

 

—Fosa’ Quality Chou-kt- ln plain
and fancy boxes. lab attractive
Xmas gifts. Bunsen-Powell Corp.

George 3. Murray. I! M is
recovering from an m.- ot pneu-
monk; 5,

 

——Buy your colt hat tar Xinas‘ at
0' Brien' s

 

‘ Employers watch anti-cl Want
'Ads. when. themeetl to hi a new
worker affords an mill! motive!

—-Huyler's Mind W and

 

Bon [ions and Chocolatca, fancy andi

plain boxes. Simeon-Pinon Corp.

Townsend S. Jones. a student at
the irving Private School. Tan-mu.
‘New York. is home for the build”
vacation. I

*Nothi'ng would please a good

strong boy better than a pair at Wln- ‘

slow mice for Xmas at The Norwaik
Hardware Co

Mr. and Mrs. Jainea Rowan, of
Brooklyn, have been snail-g a few
days at their sumdrer hone in Rho.
donolla Park,

 

. L—Ladies' cloth hop lace shoes.
Glover‘s.

 

James sutherland. a thallium: at
Reading, has recently received a

 

The Central Club, which has occu—
pied quarters at the corner of Wash-

 

Iinstou street and Railroad avenue

since the last election. has disband-
ed ‘ '

-—Umbrellas make nice Xmas gifts.
O'Brien's_ .

Mrs. J. H. Montgomery who has
been the guest oi her son, John Mont
somsry of Union Park. (or several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Cos Cob. "

 

 

Order of lied Men, will have a public

 

. raising up oi chleis in its Wigwam in

.Bridueport on Tuesday evening. Jan-
uary 5. The ceremony will be con-
ducted by Deputy Great Sachem J.
William Rowe and stsif. of Coclienoe
d‘rlbe, ot‘Norwalk. ' ’“

--Read Donnelly's big adv.
page to.

today.

Misses Helen T. Ratchiord, Mary
Riordan. Anna McMahon. Charlotte
Rider. Monica 1). Ryan. Laura Beach
and Natalie Sculley oi Norwaik. atu
dents at .the‘ Coliseum New Rochelle,
are enjoying their Christmas vacation
at their respective homes here,

'. ...—l—II—O

—Speelai prices on watches,
best. Ferris. 78 Washington St.
one Right.

Up

Connecticut is glad to. hear that
'Rev. Sherrod Souls will not leave his
wide ileld of service even for so at-
tractive a place as the pastorate oi
the First church of Dan'bury. 'l-Ie be-
longs to all the state now, and the
state at large sellishly desires to keep
lhlm. -—New Haven Register

 

 

Mr and Mrs. Edward D Randall.
oiElm Grove street. will spend
{Christmas in Boston. Mass

 

A woman who said she was Mrs.

identified steamer is ashore on the '

——-Men’s Slippers. 50c. to $2.00. ‘
Glover's. ‘ ’
Konckapotanauh Tribe, improved

the.

check for $100 from the Canadian Margaret M. Winstral, oi No. 238 West
government for services ruined by 111th street New York city, went into
him in Nova Scotla in ms. During hydt‘erics on the Boston express which
the Fenian raid of til! m. when left New York Saturday at 12 p. m
Canada was aimed tru- one and She was taken or! the train at Stam-
to the other. thousands joined the mli— ford and was sent to Stamford Hall

itla and Sutherland. with others, drill-
ed faithfully in Nov. m ‘

THE BANK:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Monday, Dec. :3-9 a:
Tuesday, Dec. 29—4) 3

"43’«“n‘ mm-

1915 Christmas Savings Club 1915.
SAW. MflNEY

BY JOINING m CHRISTMAS CLUB. .

The South NorWalk Trust Co 1“

Will Be Open to Receive. Mcmberships' Ola

Wchncsday Dec. No mi- to 3p ’m. .5»
1 ffl‘imrsdagbcaab—gam 033i) ‘ ‘ 5

sanitarium. Her condition yesterday
was much better, 1

 
 
 
 

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' loies. - ‘ “

V mu. .

3mm COAL

Have secured a supply of this celebrated coal.
thé time to place your orders.
SUPELY I 8 UNITED. ~

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Now is

 

South Norwalk

 

. ‘._j "tor sham Gills
A. Dickennan 81 Son.

WE GIVE 8. AND’J'I. GREEN Tmlflfi STAMPS.

 

Phone. 446

 

 

*‘ Fish! Eleni.

Leave your Orders for Lob-
sters, Carp, Eels, Wednesday.

All kinds of‘Fish, Rocka-
way Oysters.

Long and Round Clams
open and in'the shell.”

Oysters and Long Clams
on the half shell.

CUTBlLL'S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street

CHRISTMAS

 

 

Boudoir Caps.
Silk Hosiery,
Bath Robes,
Kimonos,
Furs,

UNDERWEAR
$1.50 to 85.00.

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COURT D'AMlCiS’ OFFJGERB.
R. 'DelMartino Chosen Chief-Tanager.
and Gratifying Reports ’Are Heard.

An importa " meeting of Court as
monde de A cis, No. 173. F. 0! A»
was held last evening; Reports from
the committee in. chargaioizthe Cole
umbus Day celebration were read. and

 

team reported progress in their drill
work, and will hold a meeting the
latter part of this week. A brief ad-
dress was given by Dsplity Grand
Chief Ranger Charles Oddo and re—
freshments were served sitar the
transaction or routine business. The
following officers, last evening, were

‘ elected:

Chief Ranger—R. De Martino

Treasurer—water; Berardini.
Recording Secretary—Joseph 0n

Senior Woodwardb-Frank Betta. .
j Junior Woodward—Annals Nardi.

Senior Beadle-John Benaddncl.
Junior Beadle—Angelo- Pelligrin
DectureFF‘rank Lombardi) ‘

44m“: ‘ Fluesr‘viieelt stew ‘ ' so.
Buy a case for Xmas.“ Stephen
Novak. it Railroad

 

 

Aprons, ‘:

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LITTLE SHOP.

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proved very satisfactory. The DOW 6

Sub- Chief Ranger—Frank Colombo. ‘
Financial Secretary~Frank 09d“: ‘ ,1.

'Three Year Trustees-Joseph'Maiorr .

 

 

Today a special Xmas show—
ing of desirable presents.

Umbrellas, )‘Amcrican
the best $1 to $6.

With fancy handles
Canes. the latest designs 50c
:6 $3 _ 7
. Splendid values in traveling
bags for men and women $7
to $13.50.
Lctus help you
' Xmas buying.

silk,

in your

Norwalk and So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fits—U Eyeglagses

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you trouble or your glasses med
adgusttna. feel at liberty to con-
on t ‘
WILLIAM J. MOORE
0mm

Room 0, Reel?! Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
' 0M Hart‘s Theatre
M1,. Wednesday and Friday
0: 30 to 9.
‘N. Y. cam—121 5th Ave..\I to

 

Rogers 81 Stevens .

Should your eyes have been giving .

 

“git”.

 

 

 

 

PIANOS RENTED.

ma M. SONNENBERG
PIANO co.

10‘. Washington St.

 

 

 

 

For CHRISTMAS i

All the World Loves a Ring for Christ-
mas. Give Rina This Veer.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

$1.25 Childrens Bath Robes .................. 75¢
$3.00 Ladies' Bath Robes ......... ' .......... $1.98;
$4.50 and $4.75 Ladics’ Bath Robes .......... $2,981

W.W.W. Rings are a mark
. Distinction
The airings! a ring forms is now'

Linen Pieces One-third (iii.

 

 

more “mummy than ever. For here $1.00 Drawers ................................ 699
"“m '"1‘ the stones guaranteed 1 k ............. #-
”cm Thermww.WRIn;s~a SlooCocs ..................... 69¢ ,
parochial pleasure because the stones. $2.25 Clocks ................ . ................ $1.75

29c Socks and Tie to match ................... 199 .

don’t come out. i
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Each w. W. W. RiNG lo Accompanied
by a Written Guarantee.

PRICES 32 TO s25 .
Richard F. Noacll-

JEWELER, i

25c Mechanical 'l'oys. . . .

.. ..................... 19¢ ‘

Toilet Sets One-half Prim.
Odd Novelties .............. 109. Vaiucs to 25¢

 

 

 

2“ N°' MAIN 87" SOUTH "QRWALK Novelties .................... 25¢. Values to $1.00
' 50c Fancy Aprons 1. . .. ........................ 259 ;
/ Special Handkerchiefs ......................... 259

Special Music
Every Saturday Evening.

Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller

NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.

...TREES TRIMMED -.- ‘
, ...CAVITlEs TREATEIV....f
Beaupain 81 .-Saundm'

ARBOROULTURIOTC.‘
BOUTH HORWALK. CONN;

 

For Up-todats Bowie. Call ‘
; Fred H. Gannon.
Funeral Director and Emhaimel
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
Idle. Main It. So. Nomlk.

 

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Buy ChriShnas [liens is as Xmas Gills.

’l‘llc housewife will thoroughly appreciate an} article that “ill
better equip her kitchen—it makes work easier, the more pleas-
and and the kitthcn more attractive.

There can ncxcr be too many dishes of the right sort in a.
kitchen.

Visit this store and see the large stock
carry.

and assortment we

Double Roasters .
............ $1.25 to $2.50”

Aluminum Double Roasters

. ....... $0.65 to $5.50
Russia Iron Double Roaster. 699 and 899 , _
Cofl'ce Percolalora .$1 75 to $5 00 Mrs. l’otts‘ Sari irons. 3 irons to set ..
Uni\ crsa] bread \lakcrs $2 00 and $2 50 Hot Point E ICL iric items ”0 and 220 volts'
Universal Cakebiakcrs ............ $1.75 """"""""" 1 """ $3 50‘
Universal Lunch Boxes ......... ... $2.25

Enameled

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Potato Riccrs or Potato Mnshcl's . .359 1 s

_’ \\ car Ever \lnminiull Sz-rulu Pans. until
Fruit Baskets ..' ............... . .. 259 up cover,- 1 qt size ............... , 599' u"
Wash Baskets ...... . .._259up
Infants’ ‘Baakyctsv ........ .. . 499 up

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Egg beater ,
and Cream. ~ '

Whip» 49g. "

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Brown-and White casseroles," with nicke

frames: ' .. .1,$1 50 to $3 50 %
Fancy- China Ice Cream or Berry Sets-

..,_~.g-r'v:ng sea: 93¢ "to $4.254 1 s

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

American Percelam Dinner Sets with henna Biasell Carpet Sweepers $2

 

 

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