I! MDAY. DEC. 15. 19:; !
”Emilia?
GOODS
f “bountiful supply in Wearing Au
“red and Fancy Articles, tor Christi
- III- Gifts to please the whole tain-
Ily, as oell as your cousins. uncles,
pants and your many friends.
E. K. Banks .
MAHACF‘“O HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
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WM. P. BEERS
Downtown Store
Calendars
I Boxed and ready to mail—the big
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L C
1. Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
, makes, sold. rented
' repaired. Rentals. 05
per month. Machine:
sold at 86 per month .
' [est hit of the year.
JAS.’ DONNELLY.
DONNELLY S
Stationery Store, 16 80. Main St. I
10 CENTS EACH.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. of Hall-
eock, Vt., who spent several days in
South Norwnlk. have left for a trip to
lecltsonville, Florida
,I You “Hi find stocks most complete
L‘pniii the last hour at the Boston
‘ Store.
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l.oclll barber shops will be closed
,Ill day today. They were open until.
i ll] o'clock last elening.
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Paul Knipple, of the Wooster l’oly- |
' .. lday at the home of his parents, on;
Samuel C. Ireland, of Bates Court, lElmWOOd Blellué‘
; la enjoying a pleasant visit with!
Benjamin Oakes.—of Philadelphia,
“‘ friends ill Glendale, Conn. over the .
. holidayt‘ salesman for the American Tobacco
.-.‘ . -_-_._,_.. Company. is spending the week-end
Air. and Mrs ,Anlasa Hankem of.wuh local friends .
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New York cit) are swindle! Christ ' Masses in St Ladlslaus‘ Hungarian
- Inns with Mr. and MrS. “llllam Jefifiilo Catholic Church, on our street. this
in Arth street :inorrllng are at 4, 6 and 10:30 oclock,
. . ‘5“- The last nla‘ss will be _.hlgll Rev. J. N.
_.' Adolph W Dre) fnSS. 0‘ the “m“k' Szabo, pastor, will be in charge.
pmo cigar store. is remembering his __._
. customers by presenting them neat The police department report that
- pocket memorandum ”001“ local celebrants of the holiday are
keeping within the law marvelously.
. l lFrank Hubbell of Chestnut street. Up to midnight last evening no arrests
'5 ““1“““3 a ““5“” visit with had been made by the downtow.nforce
driends and relatives In Hartford,‘
Conn, over the holiday. l Mrs, George M Lyon, of Bethe]
‘ Conn., together with her daughter.
5 The first anniversary of their mar- Harriet L. and son Leonard W. are
place is today being observed by Mr. spending today at the home of Mr
grid Mrs. W. E. Weeks, of the East. and Mrs LeRoy Montgomery, on Ste
Bide. Mrs. Weeks, before her mar vens street
tinge. was Miss Grace Alger.
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The Young Men‘s Club, of Trinity
llev. and Mrs. Arthur B. Boynton Church, an organization which is ra-
" and Andrew .I. Hutchinson. of Rye, pldly increasing in numbers,
ZN. it, and Miss Lillian C. Morris, loigleased the rooms over the Central
Jacksonville. Florida. are guests of Food, on~RaIlroad avenue, formerly oc-
llir. and Mrs. Frederick S. Lyon. of “copied by the Central Club. Which
(West street, for Christmas. ‘dlsbanded. The young men will take
_ {formal possession within a short time.
The state board of education has its, ‘—
sued a iatnlogue of the State Normal There “ill be no collection of ashes
School in Danbury, containing a list or garbage by ”l9 street department.
or the members of the funky. the today. The regular Friday collection.
_ names of the students, tlle course or because of the holiday. has been post-
» study and other information concern- 90an until tomorrow. The street com-
- pug the institution, missioner again requests that ashes
__.___. :be put out in steel receptacles - that.
‘ The light fall of snow last evening are covered. Thlfi Wl“ materially “‘1‘
caused a large number of falls, par— cilitate removal and will be most coll-i
,ticularly in the cente'r of the city. Mrs. venient to all concerned. Steps will'
L. J. Henry. of 72 North Main street. be taken immediately by the street de-
slipped in front of Gustave Pltzer's partment to have only steel receptor
barber shop, on North Main street, cles used for this purpose.
party last evening, and broke one of,
nor legs. She was'taken to her home
fin an automobile, where the, fracture
was reduced. Edward Kelley. uptown,‘
,while crossing the street under the
iWashllfgton street railroad bridge,
suffered a severe fall. Although not
seriously hurt, he was considerably
shaken up and dazed. He was taken
to his home by auto. ‘
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~—BANNER HOME MADE BAKERY.
Our larger cakes are known all over
town as the best yet. Just give a
call tomorron and see for yourself.
I Monroe street.
it
A ' ' .
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
‘12 Dancing Lessons
$5.00
_ in term starts «January 4.
~* POLlEY’S
Private Dancing School ,
I MONROE STREET Toldd‘l'
ltechnic, is enjoying the Christmas holl l ,
, have -
right ill the room.
A wonderful man, everyone has heard of him, and his
relous inventions, yet strange to say there are people who will
not believe that he has perfected the finest musical instrument ill
the world, (Tile Edison Diamond Disk Phonograph) until they
have heard it then how surprised they are at the beautiful fill
time, so natural that it seems as though the artists themselves are
l)t)ll t make the lilistake of buying“ smile other machine
then hearing the Edison, HP AR it firSf.
_\our favorite music at any time you call and we want you to feel
that you are welcome. '
The Edison records on an EDISON produces the most natur-
al and sweetest tone and The EDISON machine will play Vic-
tor or Columbia records with as good results as though they were
plat ed an ally other machine
We will
i ct llS prove it.
The A. J. Angevine 8. .5011 Company ;
134- 135 WASHINGTON STREET 7
mar-
and
chcrfully play
Hayes’ New City Market,
69 North Main
Loin of Young Pig Pork,
Small Lean Fresh Hams,
Lean Fresh Shoulders, -
Home Made Sausage
Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb,
Spring Lamb Chops,
Rib Rods‘t‘Beef,
. Shoulder Steak,
Round Steak,
Lean Pot Roast,
Choice Young Fowls,
Native Roasting Chickens,
Street.
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to t
New llayes’ Block
.150 lb.
140 lb.
16c 1b.
180 lb.
18clb.
14c lb.
14:: lb."
18c lb.
14c lb.
200 lb.
22c lb.
Free‘Delivery, all parts of City.
Telephone your orders.
Telephone 1340 '
A. H. Lyon. of the Bridgeport Post.i
is spending Christmas at the home of
his parents, on West street.
\
Maurice M. Carew. of the Danbury}
News. is enjoying the holiday at the
home of his mother ill this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Elginan. of Spring
street. are visiting at the home of re-
latives in eastern Pennsylvania.
PREDICIS DEFEAT FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. -—-Democrat-'
ic Leader Underwood predicted to-
LEGISLATURE INVITED
TO GOVERNOR'S BALL
The invitation committee for the
flnangural reception to Governor Mar-
cus H. Holcomb by the First Company.
Governor's Foot Guard. at the Foot
Guard Armory. Wednesday evening.
January 6,1915. yesterday sent out
icomplimentaly tickets to the mem-
bers of the incoming General Assem-
bly Nearly 300 of these tickets were:
:sent out. and the members were in-
lvited to take their wives. or women
it‘riends. The acceptances received by.
.the committee outnumber the returns;
r,eceived in the same length of time,i
i for the ball two years ago, and an even
more brilliant event is expected for
1915 than that of 1913.0 it is expected
I
i as
is THE HEAL‘TH or YOUR
EYES LOOKED AFTER BY A ‘
MEDICAL MAN—AN OCULISTf
It should be. You owe it to your-
self to seek the highest professibn-
al skill. ‘
We retain the services of an 0c-
ulist for the benefit of our patrons. -
Glasses as low as 82.00. ,
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTI‘CIANS.
87_Atlantlc Square, Stamfordfionn
Open Sat. Evenings. ' Est. 1897.
night that when the proposed consti- that Company F.‘ Second Regiment. (.001) "rum“ my) 000])
tutional amendment for woman suft‘
better knOWn as
the New Hovenirmml ARE l)El’Ei‘DENT
erase reached a vote in the House it Grays, will take part in the inaugural: 0mg upoN THE (mama
would be defeated probably by a iw-‘o
thirds' vote.
“I shall vote against it and so willi
most of the Democrats in the House,”
. said Mr. Underwood.
caucus action, has gone on record
holding that woman suffrage, like prod
”The party. by
'hibition. is a state issue and nope na-'
It is‘ a question for
tional question.
the states themselves to act upon and.
'not for Congress"
It is generally understood that the
suffrage resolution will be voted upon
soon after passage. of the post office
appropriation bill, as early in January
"as possible. The House rules commit-
tee already has voted to present the
rule for its consideration. largely
through the insistence of Republican
members of. the committee. ‘
IA telegram was received today by
the rules committee tram the execu-
tlve committee of the Nebraska anti-
Suffrage organisation urging defeat.
of the suffrage ,Iamendment.
(”annotations
i cum-«loom "
t-’
Advertise in The Sentinel
-. Stir. Venous. New York.
parade.
i "fin—_—
coppsn exposrs 'ro EUROPE.
1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.——American
copper exports to Europetreached a to .
tal or 30,724,367 pounds, valued at :3,-
|B3o.474 duringothe first three weeks
of December, according to statistics
tin made public today by the Department
of Commerce. Nearly half of that to-
tal. or 14,862,158 pounds: was export-
led duringthe week ending Dec. 19.
0f the latter amount, France was the
largest purchaser, taking 6,376,996,
pounds; Italy second. with 3,,457 042
pounds. and England third. with 3.-
309, 461 pounds.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
GENOA. Dec. 22-.-Arrived: Sir. DUI,
_ca Degll Abrnzzl. New York. .
mysnrdOL Doe. . aa-hrriv’ed:
Str. His-unable. be John, N s; ,
Dec. ”hauled:
t
II-ii- —evidonoc of ignorance or lack
of refinement. .nnd inexcusable,to
show discolored or ill kept teeth,
either In the adult or 'chlldribod.
‘mastlcated bypoor'toetn and dis-
eased gum booomes infected. '1“
health follmvs. A ampleto examine.
nonfat-e. Hour-ii: Domitian.
m.: Sundays by appointment.
nor-l. ire-ninety
HOURS; 0. 3.51.3an as.
manage a! Miro
v.
1601b.
PAGE FIVE,
cry description, Diamonds. \\
Slcexc Links, Pius, Etc. Sterl
Ware carefully selected and at moderate prices.
Coleburn and Lauder
THE JEWELERS.
96 WoeL p "it: '52 set
Ian Evenings Until Christmas.
It always comes back to tllisaYou want your gifts fit‘st
of all to please and then to be plattithl and lasting. ‘
We offer two first class stocks, complising Jewelry of ev.
‘l
atcllts Bracelets Lavallieres, i
mg Silver and Silver Plated
South Norwalk.
N orwalk.
r
The lloyalA
Reserve Tables Now for
NEW YEAR’S EIIE CELEBRATION
Entertainment and Supper
f
James Inn
“v
the splendid growth of its
approve of them.
tilts is not sufficient reason for
The City National Bank
m -- Public Confidence
Public confidence in the integrity of this Blink has made lwsslble
business.
Proof of the superiority of our methods is the (Inns of purple who
Relying alone on the merit and lmm-sty of our scnice, we ask ifi
i.
an!
a
you to favor. us with your account?
We will, refund
ery, which were
lire
1446 “'ull SL,
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reissues AT JAIL has
TO HAVE FEAST CHRISTMAS
I
Sheriff Vollmer Gives Usual Orders
for No Work—Mass To .Be ‘
Oolebnted.‘
The prisoners at the county jail will
"enjoy a fine end-tines dinner at noon
has arranged a line bill of fare and lie
Merotica to be with his guests and will
try to“ inane the day “Joyful as pos-
sible for them. Titer; will be no work
a ' for. the prisons-s, and early luau m .
fail by the Rev.
William Furniture House
any floods illeld or Christmas ”div?
The store will be opened
as soon as possible.
NorWallt Furniilu'e [louse
~ Father Picker,
today, and Short! William Vollmei"
all Money paid on .
destroyed in our; ’-
’l‘t‘l. M. ' Nor-walk.
of
Church, Bridgeport.
When'the prisoners sit down
St.
Alexander Howell has pron .
Sheriff Vollmer to be present ‘
the prisoners are eating'their
mas dinner and he will be in '
ot the Victrola concert.
Norwalk Chronicler