Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 24, 1914 · page 5

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.l u’l’cmperature:

12 Dancing Lessons-

”For term nuts January 4

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HOLIDAY
GOODS ,

I ll bountiful supply is Wearing Ap-
iarel and Fancy Articles, for Christ-
ns. Gifts to please the whole ism-
Iiy. as well as your cousins. uncles.
Ibuts and your many friends.

E. K. Banks ‘

HAHWMO HOTEL CLOCK.
SOUTH NOWALK. '

Calendars;

1 Boxed and ready to mail—the big

test hit of the y'r.

10 CENTS EACH.

‘DONNELLYS

Stationery Store, 16 So. Main St.’

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

I For Nos-walk. and vicinity: settled
'Qon'tght; Friday..cloudy, followed by
[air and slightly colder.

4", Atroughoilow pressurseatsadlag
lrom Tessa northeastward to Mint
Michigan is causing unsettled weather
_ in the central districts with light rain
in the lower Mississippi Valley and
light snow In the Lake region. Pleas.
'oat weather prevail; in other dis.
'tricts east 0! ,the Rocky Mountains.

I zero temperatum continue along thoI
sum holder Moos-bead” Minn.

"no“ N degrosso below sero and
North“ 00M ‘18 below

.7 Conditions lever for this vicinity:
“Unsealed, cloudy weather. possibly
Curries or snow, followed by fair and
aomewhst colder.

WEATHER A YEAR
a rooav.
Y

Low. 33:

AGO

high,

‘33 Rain ,

l Mr. and Mrs ii. I" Henley and son.
I)! Hartford, will spend Christmas
'with Mrs. Hauley’s mother, Mrs. J J.
Iloriarity. of Connecticut avenue.

 

1‘ 'Miss Katherine Pickering. 0! Nor-
‘lwaik. has returned home after spend-
dug a few days in Danbury as the
guest of Miss Harriet R. Edmond of
I letterson avenue.

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l -—l‘st minute Christmas needs till-

l
Ed at Beers“ Downtown store. ';\.

 

 

' There‘s no job in this city that can-
not be filled by a really capable
yorker—and all capable workers tem-
morally. out of work, watch The Ben-
ilnd "Help Wanted" ads closely.

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l One of the next one hundred people‘

lwho buy real estate In this city, would
probably find that property of yours to
be exactly what he'lwants. Give him.
In your Sentinel Want Ad, sufficient
facts to persuade him to investigate.

I ~lashrooms, Lettuce. Olives, Cel-
'pry, Brussels Sprouts, Parsley, New
Beets, New Carrots, Tomatoes, Water
Cress, Peppers, Romaine, Celery
Hearth Spinach, Endive, Kale, at
Bhiotto's. Music Hall Block.

 

" H, 0. Griswold. manager of .the
Hotel Btratfleld. Bridgeport. who is to
he succeeded' in that position ham
or: 1 by Frank A Cantwell. or this
city, was given a farewell dinner last
Night by fifteen prominent business
hues of Bridgeport, who presented him
with a diamond ring. ltr. Griswold
is tobaccms manager of a hotel in

$5.00;

POLLEY’S

 
 

 

 

 

REBUILT TVPEWRITERS—L. C
4 Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
Intel. 00”. Milled
" repaired. Rentals.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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JAB. DONNILLY.
Is South Main Direct. south News":

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Attorney C. C. liegetnan, of this

days at the bolus of his parents in

Brim.

Crippling Halner 5.

Bound urn. J. Milton Sahara will
mgr... family reunion tomorrow at
Colonial Gottaga.snd the guests in
attendant-a will be Rev. Aaron Cutler
Coburu. wife and son of Danbury, and
Harris Cutler Coburn, wife and son
at mussels and Miss Cora vitally. o'r
Willi-loath

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- —Rcsd,Donneliy's one-halt page ad-
vertisement on page 10,

 

William n. Mallory, or a, A. Mallory
8:780:15. Dsnbury; who .was operated
upon etvhis'homo a low daysas'o» lot

Emuss train. a sudden attack of ‘hppen-

dioiiis; has. been resting comfortably
slnce.the operation..and it will be
good news to his many friends that
his speedy and complete recovery is
believed to be assured _

 

The florists are enjoying a good
Christmas trade this year. The de
mand for flowers of diife'rent varities
for the Yuletide season began last

all the week. One of the leadlns

florists said today that the business

oi’ all the local florists would be bet.~

ter than that of last year. '
W...—

-—aGo,lo Rainer for your Cigars,
Pipes and Smokers' Supplies.

Representativeelect Cramer Ches-
terfield Begonias. oi this city. 'today
received an Invitation to the Inaugur-
al ball, to be given to the new govern-
or of Connecticut, Hon. Marcus H.
Holcomb, by the First Company, Gov
ernor's Foot Guards, the Foot Guard
Armory, Hartford, on the evening oi
Wednesday, January 6. ,This annual
event is a liost brilliant one. attend-
ed by men and women prominent in
state and national lite.

 

The attempts of ghouls to rilg
vaults in Riverside Cemetery,a aduliy

The gentinel yesterday, has aroused

but Detective Sergeant Lestherland.
who is investigating. as yet, has found
no clues of value.

made. The investigation will be con-
tinned.

w.“ 5

up. phioito's. Mush: Hall Bioet-

J H. KLINEFBLTIH WIN! FOUN-I
TAlN PEN.
The nation In Beers stationery
store window was measured. last eves-
lag. by I. E. Matting. sad it measured

The nearest guess was to yards. which
was made by 'J. H. Klinstsitsru 8r»

 

.ooasluuas

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per month. Inching?
sold at 86 per month l

city. will spend the Christmas boll-l

-—0lsars and Pipes and Smokers” .

Saturday and business has been good .

detailed amount of which appeared in
great indignation in this city. The »

police are still working on the case.

It lsIthbught the f
attempts at robbery were ‘madesev-
eral days before the discovery was ‘

--E'ancy' Baskets of Fruit from 60c. '

outlastd‘lysl‘leMil-Iluohos.‘

A.m.. ‘ Sundays I121 appointment.
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— WESTPORT.

AND .

SAUCATUCK ‘

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IMASONIC SERVICE AT CHRISTI
csfuncH.
On Sunday evening, December 27.

 

 

 

 

“Saint John's Day) the brethmn or

Temple Lodge. Westpori St, John's
and Old Well Lodz“. Norwalk and
neighbtu-lng Masons will attend Di-
vine Service in Christ Church. 7 30
p. m. The address will be made

Colonel Alex. 8.- Bacon. lobentale oi,

eller. [natures and Author. a charm:
ing gpeakerv
Don't miss this opportunity The
choir wiu be assisted by Madame
arses Hildebrand. who will rander.
"Nearer, My God to Thee" byllolden,
and. “Q Holy Night" by Adams, both
beautiful compositions. id H. Perry
will sing a bass solo "Blessed are the

will rendermi‘he Twilight Shadows
Fall. by David D. Word, and "Ring

‘ Out Wild Bells" from Tennyson's "In

Memoriam". composed by Percy iii.

Fletcher. Everybody welciime. All
seats tree. '
_____.____._.___.
SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH.
Christmas Day services will be:

7:30 a. m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a.
In.. morning prays ; 10 m 111., Holy
Comunion.

All are cordially Invited to the ser-
vices, especially any strangers and
visitors in town. The rectdr hopes to
see every communicant present. The
swoud service will be without ser-
mon, and should last about an hour. I-

The Christmas festival at the Winni-
pauk Mission will be held this evening
at 6 o 'cIOCIt. I

The services Saturday, St. Stephen's
Day, will be at 9 and 5.

The St. Paul's Sunday school Christ-
mas festival will be Monday night at 7.

.6001) HEAUI‘II AND GIOOD
TEETH ABE DEPENDENIT .
ONE UPON THE WI

 

It is «Worm or lack
of .retltsernent .and inoamsablmglo
show discolored or ill kept teeth,
either in the adult or chug-d Food.

cannon. Hours: canteen

 

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Mosque or Kismet. Oasis of Brooklyn, ;
a prominent Mason of the stats of .
New rm. Lawyer, mailman, Trsv- .

Come one, come all. .

Pure in Hesrt'.’ by Hahn and the choir .

the only Optical house in the city

 

 

fit.

EdisOn, H‘EAR it first We will

_\our fat otilc music at any time you call and we want you to feel
that \011 are w.elcomc

The Edison records on an EDISON produces the meet 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

ISON

A wonderful man, everyone has heard of him, and his
\LlOllS inventions, yét strange £0 say there are people who will
not believe that he has perfected the finest musical instrument in
the norm, (The Edison Diamond Disk Phonograph) until they
have heard it, then how surprised they are at the beautiful full
. lone, so natural that it seems as though the artists themselves are

right in the room.
I Don't make the mistake of buying some other machine

Let us prove it.

The A. J. Angevine & 5011 Company

134-135 WASHINGTON STREET

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' « OWIA ”ASKING-A,

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Buy.

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If you do not know what the BONDS or THRIFT arc,
" telephone“, or drop is a card and our representative will

They Pay lper cent. Interest

START YOUR FUND FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS
subscribingfor your. Bond before January 1, l915.

The Peoples 1‘ms’t Co.'°s$1~“""“u~:'o‘z‘”

salsa onoslrlaoitss . .. .-

A WEEK ,
PAYS THE BlLL

Now-Pay no ChriSimas.

Gifts at stylish. serviceable Clothlng. . Furs are In order this sea-
son. Our line often a wide variety of choice and '

You Can Pay the Bill
A |Dallar al a Time. . .

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lot ,

'A’l’ MW IVER YEIAR

Xmas Gills

 

 

SPECIAL

Fine Crepe de'Chine waisls, all
the laiésl Colors

value 53, :specl'al for today, 51. 9d

 

 

 

 

ARE vouxos'r'rmo the sear
svsotass SERVICE?
ltnohgiveusatrial. wears

that retains the exclusive services“
of an OGWST tor the benedt- or"
its patrona .

No Charge for examinations and
glasses iron ”.00 up. ~ -

THAMER

ocuusro ms OPTIoIANe.

 

 

open est, detain... set. jaw.

 

 

 

,‘lnterior points. .mairinr connections

UYork (toot

received at Nowell:
.sTi. escalator-walk pp 256230;“: in} ‘_
d7 Atlantis “m ”MW . H N WALK 33 III MBOA'II' LINEII

 

* rear: NREIGNT LINE To New -

YORK AND 70 ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH ‘AND was . '
Through caraerflce to all ' rant
with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: , Cincinnati. Chicng. Den

s, Kansasu city, Louis

whim
‘ ville Little Rock. omens City, St ,

Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight

boat leaves Pier 2! East River, New .
of Catherine St). every _

ya’tsnm. Freight

day except -da8ua
up to II 1am. and

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It always comes back to IlllS-.—Y0u want your gifts first;
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting.

try description, Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets, Lavallieres,
,Slcevc Links, Pins, Etc Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
\Vare carefully selected and at moderate prices. ,

THE JEWELERS.
96 Washiuomn 52' est,
m “ ‘ l' Strr‘l

South Norwalk.
Norwaik. '
' ipen Evenings Until Christmas.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:::Your Attentionzf:

EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES

PROMPT AND counvsous SERVICE"
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is C02.-
_ day.

 

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THE oLossr BIANK IN Nos‘wstk. * .l .l

Fairlleld County National Bank

 

We offer two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of ev- ‘

Coleburn and? . lander .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Reserve Tables New Ior 4V

ir NEW YEAR’S cw: CELEBRATION

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- lhc Royal James lull“:

Warehouses . ”5 ' ‘ ‘

 

 

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Public Confidence

Public mnlldcrloe in the. inlegrl ty of this Bank has made iwsslhle‘
the splendid 81mm: Io! its business.

Proot. of the almorlority of our methods _Is the class of people who
nppro‘c oi them a

Relying alone on the merit and honesty of our sci-lice, we ask it
this is not .snlllclcnt reason Itor gain to iavor us with your aooount'l'I

 

The City N ahonal Bank.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Nomi“ Furniture [louse

any goods held Ior Christians llellvv
cry, which were destroyed in 0an

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The store NIIIII be opened
“ its soon as possible.

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We will reiund. all Money paid on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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