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Miss ideals C. Van has listmsdto
her home in this city, utter a pieauntl
week’s visit in Bridgeport.
VOU SHOULD KNOW.
Fire Insurance means more than
honest intentions. But out 0! SEVEN ——Come upstriihr:ee our diamonds ‘
Fire insurance Companies. organizedi ‘ , l ‘i
in this 06“”. have failed oral l _‘ lerris. 78 Washington St.. upstairs. I
'ed the business. To LIVE and turn 5
not indemnity ‘ company unit 113:! Edward Killian, 0! this city. has'
resources to back up its policies. Comel been taken in as a partner in Ghiolo's
in and look over the resources 0‘ sexual fruit store. on South Main street. illr.
lot the companies represent ed’by usl lfu‘ban was lormerly employed "9' Mr.
'and then picks big substantial com-l (’1' mm‘
pally thst you can depend on in timeé , , ‘
of trouble. it. costs no more to insure; «Read Donneliy 8 big adv. today,
.‘in a real good company. page 10'
Taylor 8. Golden
”UT“ NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
TELEPHONE
l J. J. Kuhn. of New York» city.‘has
fleased from A. J. Collins the store ~in
: the Collins block, on North Main street
i now occupied hy’F. 8. Coleman. Mr.
=Kolinwillo use or tr.
1230, De ‘8 soe
—-Ladies buy your gift cigars at
l
l Local contractors report that busi-
lness has not been so slow during the
l pitsl decade as it is with them at the
i present time. A large number of Nor-
i walk contractors are idle at this time.
~Perfumes, fancy and toilet arti-
Icles at reasonable prices. Sliilson-
“ ‘l’owel Corp. 1
The police were notified yesterdayl
William. Morrison, of Norwalk, has‘l afternoon that the basement door or
returned home after a visit with‘Springwood Chapel. on Ely avenue,
friends in Danbury. ‘ ‘ was open, and the contents of the
lbasement disturbed. An investigation
'was made but it was found that boys
had evidently gained an entrance. rum-
,__. i longing around but taking nothing.
Daniel F. Muliihill,ol' the United ‘
States battleship. North Dakota. is. —Rend Donnelly's big “(We
spending a furlough with his sister, page 10.
Mrszugustn 'l‘ice, of Elinbelll street,
Betliel. - - - . - . Building inspector Clarence l. Finch
1 .7"? y _ announced this morning that the ol-
~9vm pins. pendants, chains. etc. ; ill'l) ol' the building department will
at Fel‘ria'. 78 Washington St, 'close Thursday evening and will not
i
mitt-std lionlielly’s big ndl'. today,
9389 “l. \
today.
marriage of " Miss Rosalind Wise'rbrlei‘ but much needed vacation dur.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lsldore ling the Christmas holidays.‘
Wise, of No. 810 ProspeCt avenue”. ___‘
iiflarttord. to Louis Samuvels, of Bridge . -—Kodnks cameras and photo mm
" ' port. viormerly 0‘ Hartford. on January l lies, suitable for Xmas .g'iits. Stillson~
'I, at the Allyn House. :l’owel Corp.
-—
"I ‘ 3‘4““ “finally-3 “3'3"“ today, :» Local Hungarians are in receipt 0!
page to.
lilrm who promise, upon the payment
.' coming. 'marriuge ,of Miss. .Eelen hm, impossible. it is .probablewons
. Dickinson, of Middle Haddaln. to of the lettera‘wlli he turned over to
s
‘ "3‘15“? 3‘53““ 951°“ 0’ New Y°rk Postmaster Andrew hoary. to take up ,
. .‘city. on Saturday afternotm. Decent-*wuh the federal author-mean
1' her 26. at the Congregational church
, in Middle Haddani. Mr. Coletis's‘
' non. of Lil-.andMl-s. J. Francis Calet at
‘_ oi Midllletpwn. -
—-Feature on Jl‘uesdays and Fridays
The Club. beginning today with
"‘The Master Cracksnian." featuring
__\Ve have that ill-it you wani.‘Fer- “3")“ Carey.
rid the ieweler. Up one flight.
‘Giovanni Fasano“ who conducted
n‘jewolry business ill New Haven.
themed a petition in bankruptcy to
ater day in the United States court, show-
Com-pahy. taking effect last Friday ins his liabilities to be $9,596.65.
night. George, is, Lindebel‘g has left His assets are shown to be $4.500
the company-and Nicholas Martin has vol real estate, 3200 stock in trade.
been transferred from the sale depart. ‘8100 iii fixtures and $4,403.43 on
ment to the collection department. .book accounts, -
succeeding Mr. Linde'berg. Miss Dor-
othy Crosby. has been engaged as
‘clerk and she began her duties yes-
terday‘ . . - . . . . . . ......
CHRISTMAS. DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be published as a
morning paper on Christmas Daymert between the officers 0.; Camp No. 3.
lF'riday. ‘ P. 0. of A.. an auxiliary of the P. 9.
. - .- . ., —‘.- . S. A., Thomas McCullum. last even-
m-SPECIAL FOR XMAS— 'ing. tendered his resignationas dls-
Huylcr's Chocolates.
Plain and lrict president of Washington Camp.
Fancy Boxes. No. 11. P. O. s, A. it was stated this
VlFoss' Quality-Chocolates, Plain‘niorning that it. is probable a large
‘ ' ”and Fancy Boxes. number of the members of Camp ho.
25c box 3, will withdraw from that organiza-
lion.
,vw.“
Changes have been'made in ‘lllB
personnel of the employes oi
United Electric [light and W
—-CIGARS av THE sox.
. A few lines oi’ cigars put up in spot:-
;ial boxes for the holidays. Shelley ,&
- l Howard's. 36 Wall street.
Regular Saturday Candy
Kndaks, Cnu‘ierns. Etc.
Perfumes, Fancy and Tmlcl'
‘—
.——BUY HIM FOR XMAS
’ Articles. . a bottle of the best wine. Stephen
Stillsou-l’owell Carporatlon ‘Novak. 45 Railroad Place. Phone
Ia WASHINGTON STREET. ; 1621-2.
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" ‘ ‘ Dividend Netice '
At a meeting of the directors of the South-Norwalk Saw.
lugs Bank, held this day, a dividend at the rate oi
FOUR PER CENT. PERIANNU'M was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of the six months ending Dec.
31. 1914. The same will be entered on pass-books ”and paid
on and after Jan. 11. 1915.
Deposits modelon erybefore Jan. 9.
from Jan'uary'jat. ' . .
4 By order of the Board of'Dlrectors. i .
' . anonnsomms. President.
6 EORlGlll L. WOODWARD, Treasurer,
; Dec. 21, ”191.4. , ‘. ,,
1915, will draw interest
é
lSkelley & Howard's. 36 Wall street. l,
The NORWALK
l . . _ i ‘ ‘open until Monday morning oi next »
ilVllillUllB isle leen issued to the week. The inspector. will enjoy a ‘ .
. letters and circulars from a New York ‘
Announcement is made. of the j of but "0' an insurance that h, ridicll- ~
As the result of a misunderstanding
.. F. S. LYON
Good Job Pristine
Best Paper, Best Work. loot Priossl
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907
J
We have just received a Ship-
ment of Rages guaranteed to
cake and heat. that we will sell
from $r4.5o upward. Come and
Equal to most 60 cent
-' tip: ,2: he.
one .vnii’zzzzl'r
WWI" as, 1914
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50c TEAS
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grades. 60 8.81 H 3
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look them over before going else.
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair. none with Mr. Rosco
can compare.
Picture Framing and Glazing.
Rosen’s Furniture Store
15 Ely Avenue
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Holiday Speclels
Just received a large assortment o:
Xmas slim—Flountnlsi Pens. Knives,
Carving Sets. Watdles, Rings, Pins,
chains and many other attractin-
siits are marked at low prices.
SEE OUR WlNDOW DISPLAY
,.:rHl=. FAIL‘iNG sloHr, OF.AGE!
After forty it becomes diilicult to l
see to render sew.
Let our OCULIS’l‘ examine your
eyes and remedy this trouble with
'PAWNSHOP
Joseph Roseniield, Prop.
so warm eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on articles of value
l
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, The Gorham Co.
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging .
Decoratlog -
' The Gotham Go.
10 First St. Essti’iorwslk
Tel. 462.
con : no...
rill-loofah QUESTION
For the right ‘fire, buy the
right coal. .Our coal is all
coal. It's good, hard, clean
coal with best in every lump.
lt cests no more than the oth-
er kin‘ds,
Hamish Gaus- .
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
\Best work and cheapest prises
A full line of tires and tubes or
hand all the time. Work caller
For and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 ,Well St. Tel. 326-4
1
The New Science
scrim-non or (immense-no.
' Chiropractic is the definition of tits
muse or mediums and the art or
‘ adjusting the same. Disease is Calls
.d by a wrench, twist\or sprain in
he back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
ater life in the dinerent organs and
lmbs. - .
Chiropractors remove the‘canaa oi
tissues. and .pain, healthis restored
'ilroug‘h barmonising the nerve aye
remain yourflbcdy. Female troubles
liven speclol’attention; also our»
sire. oi the spine. You vi msrrre‘
mt KlVlllzjha Warml- a chance
iohelpyou. ‘
Magnetic momenta stun show
| BUY
§ Hazelton
Coal
The B. Hersliiield &SonCo‘ ‘ ‘
TIL. an. 1: warns sr.
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C‘“
MONEY WORTH ALL GOODS DELIVERED,-
or MONEY BACK
FURNITURE. RUGS AND KITCHEN CABINETS IDEAL
A piece of Furniture for any room in the house is gratefully
received and appreciated. ~
DOLLS’ PERAMBULATORS.
Well made throughout. leather
cloth head and upholstery. 'Rub—
properly fitting glass“ bcr fired wllecls, nicely finished. bio for boys from 4 to 3 years
. 1:" '1 """""" $2695 “l’ ............ .. . .. $3.50 up \ ’
THAMER t.t)—L,AR1 s .......... 50¢ up .
‘ DOLLS’ BED. s. BOYS’ AUTOMOBILE-S. )
ocuusrs AND OPTICMNB' Made with strong box spring Steel body, painted bright red. '
87 Atlantic “a“... 3MM'0Pd,Conn and nice pillows. in iron and neatly striped rubber tired
0"" Sat. Evenings. Est. "'7' brass. from ........ $1.00 lip wheels, from ....... $5.95 up
Library Tables, Parlor Suites. Easy Chairs.
lied Room Suites and Cedar Chests ............
Sterling
BEFORE CHRISTMA§
Delivery to 12 o'clock mista-
mas eve.
...>s_
XMAS GIFTS.
‘5
VELOCIFEDES.
Steel frames, nicely filliiillt‘il
steel, wheels rubber tired, sulta-
SUBSTANTI Al. GIFTS.
Dining Room Suites,
$5.75 “1’
Furniture Company.
TRUE-TO—IT’S NAME
127.129 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 105.
The ‘ Belligerents
FIRE and
BURGLARS ’
‘ ‘ ulna ACl‘lVil‘Y lS ‘PERBETUAL
Losses are charged against them every
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGB UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
SUPPERS
FOR
MEN
AND
WOMEN
‘ The largest and most attractive line we have ever shown.
" . DANIEL GREEN’s “QOMFY” sLlPPERSI
ideal House Slippers m Woolen and Children.
j' ConneallylfiiBraCkeI-i 7:
8: Washington Street Tolephone 1472—2.
day, and the amount is enormous.
THE CONQUEROR '
i.
‘ ‘ "‘v‘t‘v'a'ld’ljlitw "I e .2 ».
0lll‘ "litiCli 0F GIBRALTAR” door. it cost
several “thousand dollars, but it PRilTECTS ;
hundredsoi thousands oi dollars.
A- Safe Deposit Box '
It is substantial, uselul and very accept-
able giit.‘ The cost is moderate. Possession
oi one} makes Christmas-pleasant and
peaceilll. ~ ' . - “ .
‘ The . Fairlie“ County
’ National Bank.
h JUNK. DEALER .
l Youfonly'need. write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jails. successor to,
y ’ Vina. mill-on, and you will get already.
\ markst..tor things which you don't
‘w'a’at. such assess. paper‘s. bottles.
~__._._~
Have stepped the ladderzo rounds to
6} water'streetfijwhers I will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
» _ lifiiz‘l’ienstsm ‘ _ .
phone “OB-1,237 ' " ‘ “ ~
_ it"wlssimsneilmr. .
advertis'eahls" ‘ {the cannot-loo.
‘ ’it
stillefiontinol manna.
. y- c ‘
r. Fellini“ .165
HRIS MAS
Slippers, Boots
j and Shoes
' For Allithe Family.
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GLO
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metro- '.‘¥l§lm* "Mill‘s. ,
‘ Clearance
' SALE
On account of the bad times we sell nowvat February and
March ’Prices. We jump right over the usual profitable sea.-
son. Marked down everything plumb into. the last ditch rc-
dnction, and will clear out Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirts, Waists
. and Furs regardless of cost. Do you realize what "this means
to you—cutting yourga-rment expense in half. '
E P BIS .33 So. Main St. _
I ‘ " ‘ SouthNorwalkn
store loom 31“?
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