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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 25, 1914 · page 4

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mittee in charge were lanes with,

m sarIlijled 3John Barton. .
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The bonny smiles or the hundreds ;
of children; '01 sever-afapolors and II -
”EMA" HOUR—‘l-mwooo} swal- or mums... was loan: .1
l." “HM-L- . .1- tinny and the halls? throng oi "
"- m“ " ‘uk- groin-ups who crowded shout tho
What wile has not, some time or base tree will the Joyous Christ
other. "“11”“ m “”3" “'0'" b“ has spiritm the children. who no. 4
‘mioylns a visit with relatives in Thu-1““ “I‘m-“Wm “"91 bridge did 130! hu'bmd' believing that “h“ be 4" into! Ilium happiness, Ind everyonel
oodallis .today 09°“ 104"- Tho ompects of WOY'IuOt km" "W” W ”m“ “n” 0“ w my happy.“ is only rlsht
- ‘Iing the conveniences afforded by a ten this practice ““13 W0 mam fine, and should be
It. and ""3 Charles De Voe, of large and roomy new bridge in con» 1b!!! to see and ‘enjoy the humorous thmshont am 1‘3
M avenue, are spending the day .33 ‘psriwn with the cramped condition. side of the question one must witness Just 0W “0‘, tell to make the
’ssoaiorohla gathering of friends and 0‘ “1° 01“ ”mom?! “New” «m nun "m“ “I Own” V “Wm“ scene Christmas-y. 'rlla‘ revetiio:
'nhtives in Dorian along]; to warm the heart of any East I’"”‘““ “5130!!! "K100“. “ll" sounded m ‘0, the We by John
Side pedestrisn who has had to cross‘ Black 1' 3‘" I so produced b’ the Holly l! the unit Connolly. Cassi
‘and rooms; the temporary bridge‘ Famous Players with May Irwin in .‘Artillsry Cm woo the “a“ fertile
several times a day But the new I‘“ “"9 role children. who had been lining up in
Miss Irwin played the original stage the Armory. to march out. At the
In the second series pool t urn ::$;i::ly 3‘3": flkmh Wk” :38: sight at the ”as they were rendered
° W 0 Y '1' a his but to mill and emit
meat. in session for some time post. the ilve- To" Famous Players—Pars: 9009 “I er ed W.
in Harper's East Washington street mount (suture this distinguished our
to t Scout e
h the Town Clerk 3 0m“ i" the pool and billiard parlor. the following even surpasses the merits of her will ‘ The “a? he Boy 5 r n31 3
lat, hell. the lransiorral of several are “"33”" men. performance. 3 m m “3"” “I" '9" '
Xhlldlng. lots on Pine Ridge Alenue H. Morrison—rated 90 Ma l 11‘1"} when they were WM and?!“
, y rwinissupportedbyacare “k Iliaidin b Wetsuit-I
W by DNEI Keogh to D. F. Mill Charles Toboygrflted 8? f I] ‘ a use 0 I W on 1‘ 8
3 o. u y selected cast who ably assist her
“VIM“. is recorded. 4W H 8 __ I am was most needed. A courteous
,. . . . mith rated 80. in trialling Mrs Black a rosringly Boy Scout 1.3-” st every point roady1

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RI OIH'mfinM 65' funny (omedy, to render services which were apprs-I

e Spédal'* lol- Saturday

Salem Steak, .4 15c Porterhousc Steak, 18c
Pork Roast 16c , Legs Lamb, 140 1-.
Folequorters Lamb-10c Rib Lalnb chop; 14c 1b. ‘

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ed by Bishop Brewster, at Handout.
on the second Sunday at next month.
are preparing themselves industrbus-
Ily under the direction of Rev Caskey. 1

Arthur Saunders, a salesman tor the
Non Camp Boon Company, is In visi-
tor over the holidays at the home of
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inoperlatendent Elmer Untold. 031 East Siders. particularly, are very
East Norwalk Munlclpolsauna is “appointed over the fact that the

 

 

 

 

 

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' "The Misses Helen and Grace Ray-
m. of Bethel, Conn,, are over-
.(l'llrisimes victims at the house or bridg. will 1" WW “
la. and 1m. pastel L’Hoxneilleu. on
Ilhwsn street”

 

TurkeYs, Ducks, Geese

 

 

 

 

BE RS’ MARKET

CHARLES F. PREUSSIER, Manager.

. TWO STORES

0 NO. MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.

 

_ Calvin A,‘ Braisied, of East Wash-
‘Ingbon street. is entertaining his‘
another and father. over the Christ—
”tide. 'Mr. and Mrs. Braisted, Sr":
Inside in Staten Island. N. Y.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Frank Holler—rated 90. Little need be said oi either the play

G. Brown—rated 80. or the star for both have gained indi- A c330“. oi “3‘“me 3303333333 lo1ii'
rendered in a most blessing manner.
several Christmas carols, which have I

E. Eldridge——rated 100. Vldual distillation. and there is no
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Georgosfloliey—raied 70. doubt that the film version will and h’ “I“ “m“ Shaw“ ”“4""
been Muted in an eaiilier“ issue 'm1
The Sentinel. The singing ‘au excel-1

‘I ’ The second-prise also follow: considerably to the popularity oi both.
Earl Williams—rated 100. _I The production will be presented at
Morton Knapp—rated 75. Pleasant Hour and [mkwood‘s Rail
iglbfgefififi go_ today “Biilffim'fgfw 4 lull. and added a touch ni.lutercst.nnd
r, I)ugan——m,ted 100. PLEAISANT noun—Locxwooo'e P'mm ‘0 the wanton
A. Johman__mmd 3303 HALL “God Bless Us All' was the happyIII
Russell Day—rated 85, Moy 'll'wm in her greatest comedy termination 0! ll elicits Hill which
success,“hlrl.81sck is such" is the we- oiven by General unsoeu l‘rolsl.1
usual photoplay attraction for this in which he Voiced di'oa'eeumenl mil;
holiday at Pleasant Hour “(1 Lock- the spirit of Christmas that was In"
Wood's Hall. After your family ro- llm'fid in the hearts oil-ill s! alibi I.

A.’ Berggren—I—rsted 80,

William Tobey. 81%.. Henry- Webb,
union about the festive board see which should remain“ throughoutlII .
this picture a‘ud complete the Chrisl- ihé your that is to com 05ml.“

o... 3...... 3...... s... SPECIAL Hill SATURDAY
mas good cheer which you should en- “‘0“ Md 3‘ 800“.“ "’9 ‘0 say “"I

0! Port Minster.“ N. i I, II‘GI spendlnit
or undiluted: Park Roasl: I II “ ‘
hy- hi8 “awn!“ association of a llelyone “I5 Quilt.) 3

the holiday at the home u! East Side
renowned star and s high class flay and as iiatteringas his pmu3wakthe I 33 3 ,3- . . .4 I

relatives. “,
the “311931993331? one. 3st the homIIIje
Its a Famous Players-Paramount pro- ladies and gentlemen responilhlolor Pf . Rib I“ H
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I' hm” Emma“? at {if powers of mimicry. her use tree 01' mt more than merited it. ~a .. ».
[chives at ;her home. I “’v " w' " " II“~"'.“"I
liaolle' eyebrows. or an inimitable in; to the children was Santa Cilia.

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'Workmen in' the emp10y of the Sas-
.1 Hill Contour. who are extensively
Improving a beautiful tract of prop
erty oi! the. Old Saugatuclt Road. are’
”thing great progress in their w.ork
"this section of the East Side is or
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It add. Mrs. Frank Day of Betta
Placentoday have units-n in ca ‘ehrnt
ill the holiday in min dill-[stuns rash
son.- with Mr. and m1w a Ray
-W. at that sire Scores of family
film: throng mllcrwalk made' i

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, ls entertaining a large num'ber oi‘ ! 1

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J” .
it floral-d Is...1liarrltl today s pleas
and. totally gathering is in session 3‘ OWAYTON 3 dllt‘iibn; ’1} {our parts. 313,- lrwln's Norwallg's Wonderful municipal Christ-1333‘ I
II wonderful 1 A thus who helped in the dis-1. I I II 1
keen usage oi comedy and her 3mobl a mob; e 3383 -ft H
l 1 it oi her tribunals 0! ill tits 0‘! to s and cloth.- 3 P re “Ii

. tiles Jean Dilisult, or Rowayton, 2:3 face. which enable her 1y . 1 o 8 y 1 m s um ams
The exercises to be “we" at the the guest "(I M" ““d' M” lingo; 1"ili'aylrw1n gesture" to convey an en- represented by James Wood: Mrs. M . 4*
I not Avenue ill. E Church by the Bougllton. of 15 Madison avenue. [inn-1 Itlrorsltustlon 30 her amused audience. 8. Henderson. ““3 Stewart Elliott.,

m ‘6th 7'30 '9' in Christmas bury II Tender her an invaluable addition to Mrs. L. 5116er Newklrk. Mr. anti

w“ '1“ be as iollows. the realm oi photocomedy. For Sat- Mrs. Dudley Raymond. Mrs. Arthur
M98011; oi the Christmas Tide. urdsy “The Million Dollar Mystery" (1. Hoyt, me. am Mrs Wing
lesI-ipture Reading and Prayer loin the South Norwalk Trust (Jilin-M313he ”mum“ with a tworeel Vit- l). Odell. Mil"! All“. 3390:. Emma h
Carol—March of the ”sighed; pany’s new Christmas Club which; agraph drama "Within an A Ca" and Noah. Hazel 8.1nchw00d,ulsdys
WWW- 9m“ “t on“ Many of “me IWhOIlothel‘ leels. Ifisnler. Mal-y Betta. diary BM:
4 “res: by the Factor. Iwere in “‘9 previous “1‘1"" have '9" ____... ‘ Nettle Seilsck. Katherine Bolts. 10!. '
1 Collection ‘ceived much pleasure from the chechsl 1‘0 “00“ SHOE "ADP. Verli'n and. losers. William E. .‘DP‘I 4
.4 W430" in the Highest. received as well as learned the value‘ .iels. 333,33 Wm ““19“; Rowsi'd 0

Milli W . ““9“" sum of In—
II he ou—J'Tben m Now oleu of saving ‘ Innmwm: to Isles! Mon. iPimon. Raymond Betta, Charles Friz-
alter .

I. ‘ ,, ' 1 b ollowingl the plan or manufactur- 1lell. Gardner Trowbridga and Kuwait
1 'wwmn. ills!“ “TI-1y “1 1er and others who halo endeavors-1'3““! Jr. The M339? and on, Cqu- .
'ail’thmh looms". ~ '5'” Ito stimulate trade in the commodi- c313 Chamber 03 Commerce omen“; -~

I Wimgggmg 330$" “9 Wil- .1tios in which they deal by starting a I10 ”I “I fill II
“In" “‘ H C

1consuaigu tending to increase the
output of their goods the retail shoe neat we” W Moon-am:

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Sirloin Steak . 18¢ 1b:
Portedmuse Steak .120 1b.

Pot Roast ”fink—20¢ 1h.
4 Rib Lamb Chops‘ 15¢ lb.

;.l)orl.-..lIloast.. 3134' 11;. I
I Fresh Shoulllers .. 14¢ 131..
R11: Roast 14¢-20¢ 11).
Fortunes-tel- Lamb 10¢ 11).

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A number of Rowayton people will Home-made Sausage

..... 18¢n$g;
Link Sausage 18¢ 11)."?
Fresh Hams .. . .. 18¢ 11)."
Stew Lamb .3. 1“ 1b.:

45c ka.
75c bu..

 

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Fancy Sweet Petatoes,
Maine Potatoes 20c pk

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KW?“ Mother‘s G“ g merchants of Massélchusggts who p.“ and Raymond handled the "an. .':I I3

v.53 ' " 'ore members of ho assoc lu-. rson and IN“. 4- 3 3

, “inflame 8033‘ the W19 3‘38}. A0 .o suits Iltctall IShrtlchoerhlIlIntu‘I Ass- )t‘II'Ia- ’63::nugrkghgegte most. prom» Iancy 0miaIIIaive1Is 30C doz l-li -I
.—- - I3,lloll love se or e no is r s exam in 4 3 3 3

3 ““10””.th Jon M" M“ IOIR TONI-33‘7“““IW11‘U‘IICMW‘3 Shoes for Clix let. Illent in the work or nrlnsins “mm m " ' ’ '1 ~

“ and mu. '1 ""‘“ 'I““"I"' mna tree. Special merit is due Contrsotcr -

 

 

 

a. WWI-urgtrmu ‘. glint" *Flg-Ik 33. Av the meeting or this association. M. L Mord“. whose workmen. 4cm. '3 3 3 . 3
I mee‘mflnm4-Estella Hula . ' I“ “4"" “ "' the membership of which includes' 4 Curtis .. I‘ 3 3‘3 I . .-
Frances Bul‘tliff.’ Natalie .«n‘ieymour. CtImIIdmcer ITS?” 0' Nomton, 813813“ ,dealers in Connecticut. resolutions :xzrsxwmd‘; :33 5:32:6ka "B I I Mushrooms ..... 5°C“)- Beets ................ 5t qt. . Pillcspples 33.3 .2 3 a for 35¢:
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;: Bel-theirs”. sell-the Vedas "e” er ay w fl "”11",; furor-xfllalfigu “§.°”.‘L“*§..é‘.‘.i’.;'.‘;’“'{.f$ ll. Gll‘ilnel". oi the u. n. n. o w.chm- * 4E§f§§rsmgm , '32:"; Ef'gzb' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' " 4:323 Sweet Florida Changes
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mmim ~A Dream --Mnldll Bll‘t-I Miss Anna “1111181115 has" 1ei't: for Enu‘ and is known as a shot; nImfnuaI my. bad a force of men trim it with ‘3 ‘Lfltiliz‘e rot: and I“: Cabbage agtsgé‘hdl: head 3333333 19¢ ‘03 3°: “III
in.“ ‘ lecturing alone and it is the elle oi .. .3 . I , 3.
—-“No Room for the K1 ng"-——Mil- Broklyn. to spend Christmas IwIIithI the members M 3330 nmmmn um Illictrlc lights 1 the cutest "33m .. Spinach ........ 55: pk. Hubbard Squash .. ill/ac 1b; Lemons .......... 5c dds.
_ MEI! her sister: isuch benefit will result from the m1- ‘ m on o gr . Kale ............. 33°C pk 33m ' A, 1 , k (urape Fruit 4; and 7c each
‘ weloy. Hazel Be.“ ..___ 4-—.—--«- t‘ortlslng of the slogan. especially Nowell: has Illa in 3 ion! time; I“ -- 13333.83 , 333333 c3 bunch ii i" Will KP e354 9c ka New F “33
“caution—"A Christmas Incident~ 3.1131135: SIDll bf DY” F Milton this year when gifts at a useful na- the wish of every one is that :next , C “bay. ' g .4 5 I: 54: greening pp cs 3201: P T , I 138. “ ' ‘ 18c
44 Marion Hosted. \ 5mm; in hoine from “‘19 Quivemty' lure more than (or pleasure are be- year it will be even “gum, 11 um- . 4 - , 1'“ emeIS -------- 73 Q‘- 4 44 Russet Apples. as: ark; (ocosuuts .jc caoh
Drill and Songfl-[n the Starlight" -‘ for the hollduynf lug chosen. is Mum. 3 - Yelldw pr White IIlei'nipS Spanish 0350.“ .. 310: 5c M31333,“ 6333558122 ‘7". 355’
, Rogue Seymour. Cora Van Coover. e :Cgc‘l‘lli :gzebclelgrsIIlzfi IIlLluthIIIiInter- . I , , ... .. ... 20: pk. Dates .. . ...... ioc pkg. ' Takay Grapes .. 3 u 35¢ ,3
‘ s a co v no. .—-——-————-——--——" 3 3 y 3 I 3
lug, Marion coleman. Ines mason. Sunday will lie Christmas Sunday “CD at ”‘39 mom 33333303133333 I!“ trade 1““. BIBIKOP'S illitl'l'mm FAILS ,m Carrots ,jI -~-~ 53C ,th \eW IV”? ------ .. 15c 11). 3‘10“?" FI'OPIICOYH 31M. 235c- .

Inertha. Vedas, Hazel Bean. Mildred at the Congregational church. The

papers. SEE m COBB

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Iaovejny, Edith Nicholle, Lucile Hall. cholr will sing 33,3 number of ”33,033.33
Olive Hipson, Della Van Coeverlng.‘

nos-be Husted. '
mé‘smr oi the Kim"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ivlsit with friends in Bturnford.

 

 

There was a celebration at Holy
Wanton this morning .in Christ
Episcopal Church, on Grazery Boule-

church parlors. Wednesday, Dec. 30
m3_at8'ofc1ock. TheRev.'I‘.C.f ‘

 

3 Mrs Nellie Waterbury. has returned
to her home here, after a two weeks'

The Congregational Blinder-school;
holds its.‘ Christmas exercises in lb;

Carlos Williams, don of the Superin-

SEGREGATIOIN OF NEGROES LAW~Ison 8. Bishop. brother of Wesley.
FUL- . inishop. who was sentenced t6 ilto
LOUISVILLE. KL. Dec. 24: ——8egre-
gallon of the 40 000 negroes in Louis-
ville ll the rightful 6181'le ot a DO- Hartford. “at night to pIay hia_ res--
lice power of the state, according to pacts to Mrs. ‘Cobbn lira: Basiey as-
an opinion handed down in Criminal outed him that be! 131138“ was Mt in
court here today by Judge James P. u” 1‘0““ I” “M “m" but ’tOGk‘
Gregory. It viofaets neither the four- mm “Om him SO her.

order to marry Kate Cobb. made a

Fox-titer United States Marshall Edy ‘ .

’lmprisonme'nt for killing his Wife, in

visit to the [lagey home on Date St.. 4

in which .
Mr. Bishop wished Mrs Cobb a ‘hier- , ;

oil-hoe of Sonthport, was in charge
.i‘llie sentinel. which were well at-
failed and enjoyed by all.

Indira-ch was prettily decorated
‘msy dress The‘iarge class of
planning to he confirm-

 

tendent at schools, is holne from the

in Christmas holidays.
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w Milton Boyle will give a reud- ,
lug on Tuesday. Dec. I29. in the Cl)-
{greyhound church 3‘s A. Smith tenor.-
lot Norwslk, will suit. This is the sec-
. 4 4 .. wind of the series or lectures to be sly-
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ii! for m3 IeIn in tilIiIlIs33 church this winter. .

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

111:)an Ivl'ill1 enjoy their usual Chris-
«insult didndi. With all‘ “F3094 thiilll

 

The Pennsylvania State College for the)-

 
 

 
 
 
 

bill of rightmmld ItIlIie Elfin.”

 

 

and appealed His counsel endeavor-3
ed to ahbw his constitutional rights
had been abridged. 4» ..

The ordinance domicile no

' III: mediate ouster bi onerous from blocksI

31ml.

3 . 3 n
ris. a mum lunQi‘OItIl its 'pgbvisions. told u “pom - h 5
lie was fill-es ed.’ infill in :piiiice court, one or those who opposed lil? being ..

 

tenth amendment nor the Kentucky ry‘ Cnrietmss,‘ and assured her that-
4 the was delighted '

 

earn of her re-
lease. 4

me that she
(read In fact, I appeared ore

board or pardons in that) “who
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"I knew MIIrs. Cobb almost «from .3; _ 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Ihouuenfi or am: phfined “a?
attend the exel'blses there.- , 1

President Wilson went golfing .ear-
13' in“! despfie n. heavy snowstorm.
Children living alone; the road he _
,ts'kos to' the golf club were nIIindc
them by the arrival or an autumn
bile filledeith presents train the
White House They watch for the‘
president and waved their hands to
him as he goes by

The President had no call-era list—
on (or the remainder of the Weelt'
and planniEd' to go to the executitc
oIfllces as little as possible. ‘ . ' .

With the exception of Secretary
Garrison, who will smnd‘ Christmas .
at Atlantic «eats. all the members oi I
‘ the Cabinet will be here tomorrow

pound turh'liy In a Christmas “gift. T ”"3
Distribution of the- birds to White 3,13, “ch :3“ has “chm?” 'm'

33 House employees is a long-establiIsh- , II 3

sodium
here
.I At the White House the I’residhnt
" . vanishing advantage of the lust iew
hours to see to it personally that ev—
erytlling who in order there {for
Christin“ Day. Little Annie Co'th.
ran. of Philadelphia. the premdent's
'mndniece. is a. White House guest
tor the holidays. and for the first“.

or" the country remained

The president who;
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the national! capt-
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”med a close at noon tor the --"
holidays nonhuman-Moron. '
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