Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 24, 1914 · page 7

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Feast-lemmas

 

 
 

cup or course. fen
cases on nil-K. 5c

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“they 'Nohemish Csndee is in
New Hsven, today. on legal business.

~~Christmns Cards and Booklets tor
less than half price today at Beers'.
Kiss Mabel Lindquist, of 24 Union
street, is spending two weeks with
hernunt in Pitteheld, Mess.

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windiss my tiny Gift Cigars, etc.
st Hefner’s Stationery department.

 

At 2. o‘clock this afternoon the
prohwities were strong that .tgomcrg
I‘" will he s “Whits‘Chrlstmss.”

 

Christmas devotional service will be
held in the Norwslk Methodist church
tonight at 7:46. The poster of the
church. will lend to meeting. Subject
“Will! ,QIH’AIUIIAI means . to me."

 

4-FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
- Buy your wines. ebrdlnls, bottled
st Stephen Norah‘s. is

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sc‘e‘. Pica; 17521 2.
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: events snlvspirlud contests are bound

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UNDERTAKER

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DWI or. ,

The numbers 1;! the Norwslh Gun
Club will psrticipste in s shoot on
Christ-ass morning ,st the traps, the
sctivities comm 3 st 10 o'clock.
It is phase! to lists s his shah“ of
it, snd s isrse number is expected”
be on hull. Three turkeys have been
put up so prises tor the diluent

intuit.

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«9009 OWN“
A most We tines remem-
brunch. Shelley s Ho‘rsrd’s as Well
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As only, service on liliristmns
morning will be held at the lecture
room of the Norwslk Methodist
church. The service will eonsist chief-
ly of Christan» songs and a brief sd-
dress by Dr. Bsrto. The hour for be-
ginning the service is 7:30 o‘.clock
m is welcome. This service
irili lie in chsme oi Volunteer circle

a; Wemsl‘fl _ ;

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"nu, that“ Mosh: hue attended

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" George Sheldon, the popular clerk
in the Norwnlk hotel, will leave this
evening tor PunxsutsWney, P9... with
his unite to spend the holidays. They
will not return until the first of'ihs‘

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The report 0! the building commit-.
tee, advocating s few minor chsnges.

h the new home, was accepted lsst
ere-in; by the Elks at their regulsr
nesting. Other routine business wss
taunted .
' ”I. H
—-Rend Donnelly’s one—half psze sd-
vertlsement on page t0.

 

 

'The many trionds of Mrs. John J
McGovern will be pleased to hear she
has returned to her home on Connec-
ticut avenue from the Norwelk Hoe
pits! where she underwent s serious
but very successful operstion

-Read Donnelly's‘one-hslt page ed-
vertisement on page 10.

George French was arrested last
evening for vegrancy. We was in
the vicinity of the Winnipauk Rubber
Hills and had made a hon-fire in the
oi'tort to keep warm. Judge E. M.

 

LockvgoOd this morning lined him the
costs of court and sentenced him to
30 dsys

 

THE BANK"

-—JOIN THE-
1915 -Christmas savings Club-1915‘

mussvrm

“ohms-Wm“

TheSouth Norwflk “T; Co.

 

 

 
 
 

Is Jan. 2—6 “BIL
“why. Jan» 4—6 to s a? 7

the mission which is being conducted
by Rev. fibepllcn F. Chemitssky pus-
tor '0! St. Stephen's church, Bridge
port. tensity in chsrse of St. Lsdis-
lsn's' Hupflsn Cstholic Church in
this ell? Yesterdsy the Fathers in
chm of the mission administered s
temper-nee truth to s lsrge troupe of
Chaotic Boy Scouts

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Ins. lsry Kettlehood oi Mei-idea,
Conn. who yesterdsy noon told the
lees! pollen s hsrrowing tale of be
in; kidnapped by s brutsl csnsl-host
.m m metal sud tortured
her 11th me. until she ilnelly broke
out the cabin-door and escaped. into
Moray afternoon wee taken to
New York City shoerd a. Red Star to:
the csptsin being willing to get the

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DEAD.

W111). Mes 1160.24.“an
McAflhnr, sgent of the Pepperelleen-
.uiscturlns Company for 23 years. and
‘one of th! best known textile menu-
t‘nctnrers in the city. died suddenly to-
dsy. used 76 yesrs. He had been con-
nected ss scent or superintendent with
the textile heteries st Millville, N J. .,
Button. lines. snd Grosvenordele.
“one. He retired (our year. ago.

 

OF SERVICE

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unlonunste women—to triendsin New

MAINE TEXTILE MANUFACTURER

‘ ~ hens

Hove secured s miy of
the tune to place your orders.
“MIX I

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JED COAL

. RAYMOND sacrum

risen seven

 

 
 

this celebrated coal.
S LIMITED.

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Guaranteed my?

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you, mom or your slurs- sud
“Austins. incl st liberty to non-

WILLIAM J. MOORE
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Ho. 1“ wuss-wit.
Ohm-lemmas.
m Wednesday end Busy
awnings. Ii” to I.
N.Y.'sddress—milthAve.,9to

 

 

I atoms up with those bun.
, sad We’ll send ’em home for

' delivery right in your neigh-

 

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Richard I. North-
szstsn.
as No. IAIN er. sourH uonwstx '

 

 

EVERYTHING

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Aprons, .-
Boudoir Caps,
Silk Hosiery,
Bath Robes,
Kimonos,
Furs, ' -‘

UNDERWEAR
$1. 50 to $5 00

LITTLE THE.Sll0P.

is

Last Call‘for Christmas

Deeply the [rest holidsy business which we hsve enjoyed, there are still
choice sssortments oi useful. spproprists end ensemble gifts to be (none

here.

Albert F.

PHONE 100M
es wsslnyalmx smwl“ ,

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*Phone 748-3

Deliclous Creamery. Bother, a lb. .
30

Process Butter, in prints 4

Pure Leaf. Lard, 2 lbs.

 

 

 

Special Music

Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller -

NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth 8%.

 

 

 

 

 

 

PIANOS' semen,

. PIANO CO,
rots Washington St

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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THE 11. souhfihenhh

Granulated Sugar, :9le .551
GoodEggs,adozen...............-...... ..... .30¢
Best Family Flour, a bag 75¢
Borden's Evaporated Milk, 2 cans. ....t. . . .. 1..5¢
Fancy Potatoes, I4lb8. . ..... 19¢
FancyRibbon Candy, 2 lb. box ..' .............. J22¢
.BnncyMsxstutgslb 20¢.
Fancy Walnutsalb ......... .1839
Fancy Cluster Raisins, 3 pkg. . . . . .:. . . .......... .15¢
Fancy Seeded Raisins, a pkg. ..... . ...... . 10¢
None Such Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. . ............ 1.... 25¢
_Dudley’s Golden Pumpkin, a can ...... -. . .. ...... . 11¢
Cape Cod Cunbcrries,alb. ............ 8¢
Fancy Dates, 3 pkg. ..r..... ....... .. ..... ......... .. M
Fancy Figs,~a. pkg. ....................... 10¢,
Fancy Sweet Oranges, a doz. . . . .................. . 25¢
Large Grape Fruit 5 for ....................... 25¢
. A STULL l
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk

Leave your orders for Lola-
Venn-s, Carp, Eels, Lsrge Gees
ling Clam ;
5 All kinds of Fish,
‘ fiway Oysters. _

Long and Round Clams
qpen hd‘iri the shell.

Oysters ”and Long Clams:
3: on the half filiell.

CUTBILL’S

Rocks?

 

 

Toys. Dolls, Dishes, Sleds, Wagons,
Dbll Carriages; Hand Cars. Rocking Horses. Fancy China, Ice
Cream Sets, Chocolate Sets, Lemonade Sets. Wine
Iardhtigres. Aluminum Roasting Pans, Casseroles.

CHRISTMAS

Christmas specials

East NorWalk Cash
Gracery

 

 

Fish! irishi.

.. used hive this work done out of
~ town Petronize home industry. sat-

 

 

 

No need for you to k0 round

 

 

' I
ans
Big Christmas Sale
All Holidayfioods and Toys at

REDUCED PRICES

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

. dles—bring’ em right in here

you. We’ ve got to make a

borhood
An unusual showing of all
the fashionable overcoots.

‘The Balmscaam the Rag-
lan and' the close fitting
overcoat us well as rain
contend for costs. Prices
range from $ro up.

Rogers 8: Stevens’

Norwelk and So. Norwalk.

 

Automobiles, Velicopedes,

Sets. Brass

Gehebe,

PROMPT DI IlilVlIBl
SOUTH NOIIWALK

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Free “Delivery
34¢

 

Ropings and
Wreaths

her on purposes can now he purch-
need in South Norwslk. We have in.
stalled new machinery (or their mans
meta»; Loon! dealers no longer

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GreatXmas
Display

Bring your Christmas list here tonight.
uh;

We are offering some extraordinary valllrs in

 

very articles that Would make practical and appropriate
sort of gifts. .

' You will find here only reliable merchandise. all
worthy grades. ouch aewe believe, will fully satisfy all

who come.

The N. E. Ryan Co."

' WASHINGTOI! STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Belligerentsf
FIRE and
BURGLARS

THEIR ACTIVITY IS PERPETUAL.

Losses are charged against them every
day, and the amount is enormous.-

THE CONOUEROR.

 
 

several thoussnd “has, but ll PROTECIS
hundreds oi them ill dollars. ‘ ‘

A Safe Deposrt Box
ii is substantial, assist and very .‘ecccpt—

 
 
 
 

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